What a weekend for Kingston United! Our club took five teams down to Myrtle Beach for the 2025 Coast Spring Classic on April 26–27, and they didn’t disappoint. With great weather, tough competition, and plenty of exciting moments, our players gave it everything they had out on the field. Out of the five teams that competed, two finished as Finalists in their divisions—a huge accomplishment in a tournament packed with strong teams from across the region. The other squads battled hard in every match, showing tons of heart and making big strides in their development. Tournaments like this are more than just wins and losses—they're a chance for players to grow, bond with teammates, and learn through competition. And this weekend, our players did exactly that. From the first whistle to the last, they played with passion, grit, and great sportsmanship. “We’re proud of every single kid who played this weekend,” said a club rep. “It’s always fun to see the hard work from practice show up in games—and to see our teams support each other like a true club family.” A big thank you to our coaches for leading the way, and to all the parents and families who came and cheered from the sidelines. Your support means everything. Congrats again to all of our teams—and especially to our two Finalists! We’re proud of the way you represented Kingston United, and we can’t wait to see what’s next. 2015 Boys - Finalists 2013 Boys Black - Finalists

Youth soccer excitement filled Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, during the YMCA Can Am Cup 2025, a two-day showcase of competition, camaraderie, and fun. Hosted at Grande Park at Market Commons, this event welcomed teams from South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia, offering multiple levels of play for players to test their skills and enjoy the tournament atmosphere. Representing Kingston United, the U10 Boys team delivered an outstanding performance. They charged through their division’s group stage with three consecutive victories, securing a spot in the finals. Though they narrowly missed the top prize, finishing as finalists was a testament to their hard work, teamwork, and commitment on the field. “We’re incredibly proud of how our U10 Boys rose to the challenge,” said coach Paul Rhea. “They played with heart, supported one another, and showcased the kind of sportsmanship we value at Kingston United.” From the coaching staff’s dedication to parents’ enthusiastic support, the weekend proved to be more than just a soccer competition. It was an opportunity for young athletes to form lasting bonds, hone their skills, and embrace the spirit of fair play. Congratulations to the Kingston United U10 Boys on a memorable run, and thank you to everyone who contributed to making the YMCA Can Am Cup such a special event!

Kingston United Soccer Club made a strong impression at the 2025 Race City Classic, held March 1–2 across North Carolina and South Carolina. Hosted by Charlotte Independence, this annual tournament brought together U11–U19 Boys teams competing in Mooresville, Huntersville, and Cornelius (NC) and U11–U14 Girls teams in Fort Mill and Rock Hill (SC). The club sent five teams to face some of the region’s toughest opponents. After a weekend of high-energy matches and standout performances, Kingston United celebrated two division championship titles—one claimed by the U13 Boys and another by the U12 Boys Gold. Meanwhile, the other three teams fought hard and demonstrated notable growth, showcasing their resilience and commitment to the game. Known for its competitive field, the Race City Classic offered players an opportunity to refine their skills, learn from varied playing styles, and bond with teammates in a supportive, challenging environment. The club credits these achievements to the dedication of the coaching staff, the enthusiastic backing of parents, and the unwavering spirit of the Kingston United community. “We couldn’t be prouder of the passion our teams displayed all weekend,” said a club representative. “They rose to the challenge, supported each other on and off the field, and truly represented what Kingston United stands for.” Kingston United returns home with two new championships and valuable lessons from the tournament. The experience has energized both players and families, setting the stage for continued success in future competitions. Congratulations to all the players, coaches, and supporters who helped make this weekend one to remember!

Kingston United Soccer Club sent their U17 Boys team to the South Carolina Publix Open Cup Tournament. Where they made it to finals!

Kingston United Soccer Club were proud to send six of our teams to the Adidas Clash Tournament in Greensboro, NC.

Kingston United Soccer Club were proud to send all of their teams to the Florence Cup, hosted by Florence Soccer Association, in Florence, South Carolina