Summer 2026 · Boys & Girls High School Soccer

High school soccer
doesn't stop in the fall.

Arrow Cup is a summer league built for high school teams — boys' and girls', varsity and JV. Weekly matches, certified officials, and a championship weekend worth training for.

4Divisions
9–12Grades eligible
8Week season
1Championship weekend

What is the Arrow Cup?

Summer soccer that actually counts.

Most high school players spend the summer scrimmaging in pickup games or waiting for preseason. Arrow Cup gives them somewhere real to play — a structured league with standings, officials, and a title on the line, running through the heart of the summer.

Teams enter as school squads or as combined rosters of high school players. Boys' and girls' divisions run side by side, each split into varsity and JV so everyone competes at the right level.

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Divisions

Four divisions. One summer.

Boys' and girls' brackets, each with varsity and JV play, for athletes in grades 9–12.

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Boys' High School Divisions

Varsity and JV brackets for boys in grades 9–12. Full 11v11 matches every week of the regular season.

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Girls' High School Divisions

The same structure for girls' teams — varsity and JV brackets, weekly matches, and a shot at the Cup.

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How it works

Built like a real season

Weekly Matches

An eight-week regular season through June and July, scheduled by division.

Certified Officials

Every match is refereed and scored, with standings tracked all summer.

Arrow Cup Weekend

The season ends in a championship bracket — one title per division.

From the League

News & updates

Gallery

Around the league

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Entering a team this summer?

Registration is open for all four divisions. Tell us about your squad and we'll follow up with schedules, fees, and next steps.