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In the fifth edition of the 2021 UWS League Two post-season awards, the league highlights the Great Lakes Conference. The two UWS reserve teams finished at the top of the 11 team conference. Detroit City FC II had an impressive run with the highest number of goals scored (31) and the least amount of goals against (6). Corktown AFC II was a close second, and both teams earned the league’s top individual honors.

Metuchen, NJ — The 2021 UWS League Two season may have concluded at the end of July on the pitch, but the news has not stopped, as the annual end-of-season awards are still being announced by conference. In the Mid-Atlantic North Conference, Lancaster Inferno II (6-1-1) finished as champions, with Keystone FC (5-1-2) trailing right behind.  Both sides were recognized when it came to the top individual honors awarded this season.

KC Courage adds second team in UWS2; Sunflower State FC joins the Central Conference Metuchen, NJ — UWS League Two (UWS2) expands further into the Sunflower State, with the addition of two Kansas City-based clubs. KC Courage who fields a team in the first division of UWS will be adding a second team to compete […]

For the third installment of the post-season awards in UWS League Two, it’s time to recognize the Northeast Conference. New Jersey Copa FC Reserves (6-0) posted an undefeated record in the conference and ran away with the title. The team averaged four goals per game and only conceded two in 540 minutes for a +22 goal differential. Not surprisingly, NJ Copa FC led the way with six players being named to the UWS2 Northeast First Team.

The inaugural season of UWS League Two kicked off this past summer in the Sunshine State. Jacksonville FC (7-1-0) finished on top of the table with the highest goal differential (33), while southern Florida-based women’s team, Sunrise Sting (7-1-0) placed second in the Sunshine Conference. There were standout individual performances from across the conference with players from four of the six teams earning a spot on the All-Sunshine Conference First Team.

The United Women’s Soccer Awards signal the end of another season of excellence for the premier pro-am soccer league in North America by recognizing standout players, coaches, and clubs. The awards carry special significance this year, as UWS is the only league that held a national championship in 2021.

United Women’s Soccer’s largest conference held no shortage of storylines this season, from the success of expansion side FC Buffalo to CT Fusion’s run to the UWS National Championship. There were also plenty of standout individual performances in the East Conference, with players on all 12 teams showing out.

The UWS Central Conference split into North and South Divisions for the 2021 season, with exciting soccer taking place in both five-team groupings. Midwest United emerged from the playoffs to claim the conference title and earn a bid to the UWS National Championship Tournament.

An exciting campaign unfolded in the West Conference this season, as the absence of conference playoffs led to a regular season with added stakes. Ultimately, it was SC Blue Heat who emerged from a tight conference race, and dominated the UWS National Championship Tournament on the way to a second UWS title. Blue Heat were led by the Thompson sisters, Alyssa and Gisele, who split the West Conference player of the year awards.

The inaugural season of the Southeast Conference provided plenty of excitement and entertainment as each of the four teams played a six-game schedule. The top two sides, Pensacola FC and Atlanta Panthers, clashed in the conference title game, where Pensacola FC claimed the definitive conference crown with a 2-0 win.