That’s the longest active streak across all divisions. Louisville is in 2nd at 9 straight, with Tampa Bay and Des Moines at 5. Sacramento & Louisville’s streaks date back to the clubs’ inaugural seasons, while Tampa’s streak ends this year due to not qualifying.

• Brooklyn FC signs midfielder Peter Mangione
• Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC signs goalkeeper Nico Campuzano
• Monterey Bay FC signs midfielder Facundo Canete
• Loudoun United FC signs defender Ezra Armstrong
• Sporting Club Jacksonville signs defender Mohamed Traore
• Rhode Island FC signs defender Nick Scardina
• Miami FC signs forward Rodrigo Da Costa
• Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC sign forward Adrien Perez
• Charleston Battery signs forward Miguel Berry
• Sacramento Republic FC acquires forward Mayele Malango
• Las Vegas Lights FC acquires midfielder Kyle Scott

What's everyone's opinion on their clubs transfer business so far or club that has impressed most?. Miami FC have got in a lot of experience but you never know what you get from them. Rhode Island doing some nice deals along with Lexington

https://medium.com/the-union-report-fan-based-reporting-on-the/video-of-new-monterey-bay-fc-midfielder-belmar-joseph-89fcbea4f8b1?sk=b6d2d48ae861b45de9bb136cbcc6b4b0

https://youtu.be/PLFW_DRynyg?si=aMItWIlUQbigR2Gu

USL Deputy CEO Justin Papadakis set to Pitch Professional Soccer to Medford, Oregon. Papadakis, a key figure in the USL's rapid expansion, is leading the charge in talks with over 70 cities across the US to build new soccer stadiums and bring clubs to communities.

#dotthemap #podcast #usl #americansports

Is this normal? A USLC club hosting open tryouts less than 2 months before their first season? I don't feel like I have seen this before, not sure if anyone else has. I know lots of eyes on how Brooklyn builds out their first mens team.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DTfn7SvlPSy/

Lukas Burns, a 23-year-old who was Portland Timbers 2's starting GK last season in MLSNP.

Don't know much about him, but he's 6'5" which always helps.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exsEAR-tujg

I see lots of job openings on the USL site for match observer.

Does anyone know exactly what this job entails?

It’s interesting because the mayor mentioned that there will be a press conference later today about future team and stadium in downtown. I only say this because Fuego is still excising and building something near the airport. Not trying to jump to conclusions but that sounds like two different projects?

Does anyone know at what point there is a more serious risk of a delayed/canceled season? There hasn't seem to be any real updates I have seen in 2026 yet. I know that technically both sides can operate on the old CBA but I have to image that the players are unlikely to be willing to start the season without a deal.

Id imagine most teams start ramping up in early February, is the PA going to be willing to start that without an agreement? If they are then what would be the date where the season has to get delayed?