15 Champions Crowned on Championship Saturday at the 2025 Dallas Cup presented by Coca-Cola

DALLAS, Texas (Saturday, April 19) – Championship Saturday at the 2025 Dallas Cup presented by Coca-Cola delivered an action-packed day of finals, as a single-day record 15 Boot & Ball trophies were awarded across Toyota Stadium and Toyota Soccer Center.

At Toyota Stadium, champions were crowned in the U16-U19 girls divisions, as well as the U16 boys division. Next door at Toyota Soccer Center, the boys and girls U10-U14 champions were determined throughout the day. On Sunday, champions will be determined in the boys’ U17, U18, U19, and U19 Gordon Jago Super Group divisions. The all-Brazilian Gordon Jago Super Group final at 4:30PM headlines the day, as defending champions São Paulo FC take on Botafogo out of Rio de Janeiro. Tickets for the boys' championship matches on Sunday at Toyota Stadium are on sale now.

2025 Dallas Cup presented by Coca-Cola: Sunday, April 20 Schedule

9:00AM – Under 17 Boys Final Real Colorado 2008 Academy (CO) vs. Solar Academy 08B ECNL (TX) 11:30AM – Under 18 Boys Final DKSC 07B ECNL (TX) vs. Solar SC 07/08 ECNL (TX) 2:00PM – Under 19 Boys Final Northern Ireland Football League Select (NIR) vs. Everton Football College (ENG) 4:30PM – Under 19 Gordon Jago Super Group Final São Paulo FC (BRA) vs. Botafogo (BRA)

2025 Dallas Cup presented by Coca-Cola Champions (as of Saturday, April 19)

Under 10 Boys: Claremont Stars B15 (CA) Under 10 Girls: Solar SC 15G Bates Red (TX) Under 11 Boys: Rayados Poniente Rojo (MEX) Under 11 Girls: FC Dallas Pre-ECNL Pulpaneck (TX) Under 12 Boys: Dallas Texans Pre-ECNL B13 Fagen (TX) Under 12 Girls: FC Dallas Youth FC Dallas Youth 13G Red (TX) Under 13 Boys: FC Dallas 2012 Academy (TX) Under 13 Girls: FC Dallas ECNL G12 (TX) Under 14 Boys: Eintracht Frankfurt (GER) Under 14 Girls: FC Dallas ECNL G11 (TX) Under 15 Boys (4/18): FC Dallas 2010 Academy (TX) Under 15 Girls (4/18): Pickering FC OPDL (CAN) Under 16 Boys: DKSC 09B ECNL (TX) Under 16 Girls: FC Dallas ECNL G09 (TX) Under 17 Girls: Sting SC ECNL Black (TX) Under 18 Girls: Dallas Texans ECNL G07/06 (TX) Under 19 Girls: FC Dallas ECNL G07 (TX)

Toyota Stadium Championships – Saturday, April 19 Under 16 Girls Final This morning at Toyota Stadium, Championship Saturday kicked off with a battle between two familiar ECNL foes as FC Dallas ECNL G09 and Dallas Texans ECNL G09 squared off to determine the Under 16 Girls champion. Looking to defend their title after winning the U15 Girls division in 2024, FC Dallas struck first. Following a dangerous cross into the box, the ball deflected around the crowded penalty area before finding the foot of Layla Iglesias, who calmly slotted home the opening goal in the 32nd minute. The match remained 1-0 until the 68th minute, when Sophie Preston padded the lead with a late goal to give FC Dallas a two-goal cushion. The final whistle sounded, and FC Dallas ECNL G09 hoisted the Boot & Ball trophy for the second consecutive year.

Under 16 Boys Final Following the U16 Girls Final, the boys took center stage at Toyota Stadium as Imperial SC 09B NLFC faced off against DKSC 09B ECNL in the U16 Boys Final. It did not take long for DKSC to find the scoresheet. In the 5th minute, a well-rehearsed set piece allowed Jett Harrison to fire a shot on goal, which ricocheted off an Imperial SC defender and into the back of the net for the opening goal of the match. Nearing halftime, the DKSC duo of Ethan Goldman and Blake Kendrick each found the back of the net with goals in the 37th and 40th minutes, respectively, to extend the lead. Coming out of the halftime break, DKSC continued their relentless attack, as Jon-Paul Ekadi headed home a fourth goal for the local side to make it 4-0. In stoppage time, Sam Illescas capped off the dominant performance with a headed goal of his own. In an impressive display from start to finish, DKSC 09B ECNL cruised to a 5-0 win and lifted the U16 Boys Boot & Ball championship trophy.

Under 17 Girls Final At 1:00 p.m., the Under 17 Girls Final kicked off with another North Texas clash, as FC Dallas ECNL G08 faced off against Sting SC Black ECNL G08. The two sides battled for early momentum, and the match entered halftime locked in a 0-0 stalemate. Coming out of the break, Sting’s Leah Simpson broke the deadlock in the 48th minute, connecting on a shot from well outside the box that tucked inside the left post. In the 77th minute, FC Dallas' Halley Jewell brought the match level, finishing off a crafty volley to make it 1-1. At the end of regulation, the match remained tied, sending the final to penalty kicks. In a dramatic shootout, Sting SC Black ECNL G08 outlasted the FC Dallas side 7-6 to capture the 2025 Dallas Cup presented by Coca-Cola Under 17 Girls championship.

Under 18 Girls Final

Following the thrilling Under 17 Girls Final, attention turned to the Under 18 Girls division, where Dallas Texans ECNL G07/06 faced off against DKSC ECNL-RL G07/06. Autumn Brown put the Dallas Texans in front in the 23rd minute, striking a beautiful half-volley from near the edge of the box to open the scoring. In the 42nd minute, Samantha Quiroz doubled the advantage with a brilliant individual effort, making a run down the left side of the pitch before cutting inside and blasting a shot into the back of the net. On the stroke of halftime, Addison Eli added a third, giving Dallas Texans a commanding 3-0 lead at the break. Early in the second half, Eli wasted little time securing her brace, scoring again in the 52nd minute to extend the lead to four. DKSC’s Lila Brackin pulled one back with a consolation goal in the 89th minute, but the match was controlled by the Texans side from start to finish. Dallas Texans ECNL G07/06 secured a 4-1 victory and were crowned the 2025 Dallas Cup presented by Coca-Cola Under 18 Girls champions.

Under 19 Girls Final

Saturday’s action at Toyota Stadium concluded with an Under 19 duel between two FC Dallas sides, as FC Dallas ECNL G07 squared off against FC Dallas ECNL-RL G07/06. From the opening whistle, the ECNL side took control of the match. In just the 2nd minute, London Young opened the scoring to put FC Dallas ECNL in front 1-0. Teammate Natalie Wagner quickly added a pair of goals in the 7th and 12th minutes to extend the advantage. Madison Asel then grabbed a first-half brace of her own, finding the back of the net in the 19th and 32nd minutes as FC Dallas ECNL built a commanding 5-0 lead by halftime. After the early scoring barrage, the match leveled out in the second half. The final whistle sounded with FC Dallas ECNL G07 securing a 5-0 victory to hoist the Under 19 Boot & Ball trophy, adding to their impressive Dallas Cup resume, which already included titles at the U15 (2022), U16 (2023), and U17 (2024) levels. After the match, Natalie Wagner was named the Coca-Cola MVP of the title match.

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