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There was another busy weekend of club soccer action ahead of this week’s Thanksgiving holiday.

Here are some of the submitted and goal-scoring standouts from games played from November 23-24.

Please send any nominations to rankings@topdrawersoccer.com.

Girls

Charlotte SA ECNL 06/07 – CSA hosted NC Fusion on Saturday. The team posted a 5-1 win after being down 0-1. Blane McElroy started scoring, contributing 2 goals and 1 assist, followed by Devin McElroy with 1 goal and 1assist. Lileah Devereaux and Sadie Peterson each also added a goal, while Dempsey McMahon, Jessica Mattson and Sadie Badgett each added an assist.

VDA 06/07 ECNL – Aryanna Oliver scored the lone goal in a 1-0 win over SUSA. The Radford commit dominated the midfield throughout the match at the PDA Showcase. Chase Rooney and Haley Garber combined for the shutout in goal.

PDA Blue 06/07 ECNL – The PDA U19 got off and running this weekend with a commanding 4-0 victory over Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals in the Conference Cup. Goals were scored by Carli Wysocki, Addison Halpern, Jordana DeNegri and Lena Tusche. Sunday was followed up with an impressive 6-1 win versus Pipeline, showcasing their offensive strength and teamwork. Halpern opened up the scoring just minutes into the first half. Kennedi Cotter followed with two goals of her own. Tusche, DeNegri and Aubrey Scoble also scored for PDA Blue 06/07. Starting the season with two big wins sets PDA with a great start of the season.

Solar SC 08 ECNL – Solar traveled  to Houston over the weekend and came back with a 1-0-1 record and a +5-goal differential. Scoring was provided by Jordan Hill with 2 (Assists from Brynnlee Bohannon, Zoe Miles), Zoe Miles with two (Brynnlee Bohannon), Kamiya Beck (Zoe Miles), and Savannah Johnson (Caroline Swann). Solar's defense put in a solid weekend relinquishing only one goal against Challenge SC ECNL 08 on Saturday.

VDA 08 ECNL – Audrey McKeen scored five goals and assisted on another in the VDA U17s 3-0 win over SUSA and 3-3 tie vs FC Stars Blue.

Nationals Blue 08 ECNL – The Nationals 08 Blue continued their strong ECNL play, earning victories against the Rockford Raptors and FC Wisconsin. On Saturday, the team claimed a 4-0 win over the Raptors, with Lily Jeakle and the Nationals’ defense leading the charge. Jeakle completed a hat trick and assisted on the fourth goal (Ava Ruffino) after drawing a PK. Her first goal came off a perfectly executed give-and-go with Ruffino, setting the tone for the match as she continually kept the Raptors’ defense on their heels. Equally impressive was the Nationals’ defensive unit, which stood strong and denied Rockford any real scoring opportunities. Sunday’s matchup against FC Wisconsin was a tighter contest, but Jeakle again proved to be the difference-maker, scoring the game’s only goal with a crisp one-on-one move and a powerful finish after a well-placed pass from Lauren Stanley. The Nationals’ solid defense and Jeakle’s offensive creativity paved the way for a successful weekend.

VDA 09 ECNL – VDA 09s won both matches 1-0 this weekend over World Class FC and FC Stars Blue. Morgan Newton and Lauren Cherry combined for the shutouts. Hannah Francis scored the game winner vs World Class and Taylor Morrell the winner vs FC Stars.

Legends FC 06/07 ECNL – It was a rematch of this summer's 07 ECNL National Final over the weekend, as Legends and defending champs Beach FC battled to a 2-2 draw. The match was the final ECNL game for 2024 before the midway break for high school soccer. Beach FC opened up the scoring with a goal from Mechal Green 20 minutes into the game. Lucy Landherr equalized off an assist by Mia Goettsche. Kate Ryan put Beach back in front early in the second half, tapping home a great assist from Shannon Davidson. Goettsche headed home the equalizer from a Scotti Antonucci corner kick to make it 2-2. Avery Oder was always a threat and quick to take shots on goal and was instrumental in distributing to her teammates.   
The Legends attack of Kyla Dawn, Ryder Ajeto and Goettsche consistently put pressure on the talented defensive backline from Beach with multiple shots on goal. Alexis Coughlin and Samantha Marella led the the center back line with great composure and smart decision making while Grace Hamm and Daya King were effective in keeping Beach's wings out side. Both goalkeeepers Morgan Farham (Beach) and Ava De Leest (Legends), had exceptional games and were able to hold the two powerhouse lineups to only two goals a piece. Beach missed a PK for a chance to win it, and also hit the post twice.

VDA 10 ECNL – Caelyn Jimenez and Harlow Barnhart both scored and assisted each other in VDA U15s 2-1 win over SUSA.

Boys

Bethesda SC 08 MLS NEXT – Bethesda beat Beadling in a thri'lling 3-2 win on Saturday. Simon Wheaton-Schopp opened up the scoring for Bethesda. Christian Moore scored the second goal to tie the score 2-2. Bethesda forward Christian Borno scored an 86th minute game-winning goal to break the 2-2 tie.

Tampa Bay United 08 MLS NEXT – Cohen Nance scored twice and Jacob Meiggs rounded out the scoring in a 3-0 win against West Florida Flames.

Ballistic United 06/07 MLS NEXT – A brace by Ryan Corcoran and a tally by Alex Ibrahim helped Ballistic United win 3-1 over the San Jose Earthquakes.

FC Delco 10 MLS NEXT – A Felix Chernets hat trick led FC Delco to a 3-1 win against D.C. United.

St. Louis City SC 06/07 MLS NEXT – St. Louis rolled past Minnesota United by a 5-1 score. Carson Locker led the way with a brace, while Hudson Jacobs, Ryan Dugan and Samuel Goldstein rounded out the scoring.

Inter Miami CF 09 MLS NEXT – Nessim Jena, Leandro Padilla and Matthias Vieux scored in a 3-2 win over New York City FC.

Atlanta United 10 MLS NEXT – Santiago Suarez scored twice, while Miles Bryant, Logan Gailey and Daniel Tagbo were credited with goals in a 5-2 win against Nashville SC.

Sporting KC 06/07 MLS NEXT – Andrew Johnson and Luis Cruz-Ayala provide the goals as SKC edged Real Colorado by a 2-1 score. Cooper Hineline tallied for Colorado.

Albion SC San Diego 09 MLS NEXT – Christopher Cervantes, Miles Hess, Maddox Ramos and Miles Hess scored in a 4-0 win over Murrieta Soccer Academy.

Columbus Crew 06/07 MLS NEXT – Gianmarco Di Noto, Anthony Alaouieh and Isaac Tortola scored in the first half of a 3-0 win against FC Cincinnati.

City SC San Diego 06/07 MLS NEXT – Cam Doucette and Dom Edwards scored in a 2- win over Chula Vista FC.

Colorado Rapids 10 MLS NEXT – Jax Padgett opened the scoring and Porter Jones bagged a brace in Colorado’s 3-1 defeat of Austin FC.

Breakers FC 06/07 MLS NEXT – Mattheo Lacasia scored twice, while Oliver Santos De La Rosa, Victor Ogieriakhi and Miko Oppenheim provided the other three goals in a 5-1 win against Diablo Valley Futbol Club.

Real Salt Lake 06/07 MLS NEXT – RSL won 4-1 on the road on Saturday at FC Bay Area Surf. Antonio Riquelme opened the scoring, before a second half brace by Axel Uriostegui and a fourth from Jack Ottley rounded out the goals.

FC Greater Boston Bolts 08 MLS NEXT – Four players scored in a 4-0 win against Oakwood SC: Finn Van Clief, Julian Martinez, Killian Walsh and Karim Eljamal tallied in the victory.

Global Football Innovation Academy 06/07 MLS NEXT – GFIA beat AC River by a 6-4 margin. Victor Marquez, Sebastian Faudoa and Cesar Anthony Garcia each scored twice to secure the three points.

Springfield YC 08 MLS NEXT – Omid Al-E-Jalil, Jeremy Orellana and Reyes Torres helped Springfield to a 3-2 win against PA Classics.

Philadelphia Union 09 MLS NEXT – Philadelphia beat New York Red Bulls 3-1 over the weekend. Malik Jakupovic led the way with a brace, while Timoni Gbalajobi added another.

Portland Timbers 06/07 MLS NEXT – Jesus Garcia, Max Eisenberg and Christian Mendoza scored in a 3-1 win over LAFC.

South Florida Football Academy 10 MLS NEXT – A two-goal performance from Lucas Lederhandler and a Yadiel Camacho strike led SFFA to a 3-0 win over Orlando City.

FC Dallas 08 MLS NEXT – Kevin Rodriguez scored two goals, helping lead his side to a 4-2 win against IDEA Toros. Aiden Benklau-Wostl and Pierre Mazzawi also scored for FCD.

San Jose Earthquakes 09 MLS NEXT – Lucas Fajardo, Aiden Ang, Ken Mayer and Warren Boyce scored in a 4-0 win over Ballistic United.

Michigan Wolves 06/07 MLS NEXT – Wolves beat St. Louis Scott Gallagher by a 5-3 score. Bilal Obeid, Zain Elder, Omar Saad, Henry Wong-Foy and Tyson McCoy were on the score sheet.

FC Dallas 09 MLS NEXT – Trey Glosson scored twice, while Samuel Sedeh bagged the winner in a 3-2 victory against Houston Dynamo FC. Kian Walsh tallied twice for the Dynamo.

Hoover-Vestavia 06/07 MLS NEXT – Two early goals from Alexander Hage helped HVS secure a 3-2 win against Wake FC. Matthew Garcia scored the third, decisive goal.

BW Gottschee 08 MLS NEXT – Olumayowa Ajayi scored twice, Adrian Ithurralde, Aidan McGowan and Joel DaSilva Goncalves added one each as Gottschee beat FC Westchester 5-1.

Intercontinental FA 06/07 MLS NEXT – Shai Saarony scored all five goals as IFA beat Oakwood SC 5-2.

Sockers FC 06/07 MLS NEXT – Aaron O'Reilly scored both goals in a 2-1 win over Bavarian United SC.

Phoenix Rising FC 08 MLS NEXT – Jamison Ping scored twice, including an 86th minute winner in a 5-4 win against Barca Residency Academy. Eziah Ramirez also scored twice, with Josh Galbreath adding one as well.

Seattle Sounders FC 06/07 MLS NEXT – Seattle beat Vancouver 2-0 on the road. Gallatin Sandnes and Leonardo Flores Gonzalez provided the goals in the first half.

New York Red Bulls 06/07 MLS NEXT – Jackson Cofran put Sporting Athletic up 2-0 against NYRB. However, the Red Bulls rallied with four unanswered goals from Ryan Scuro, Brady Boulanger, Christian Gallagher and Finn Moran.

FC Dallas 06/07 MLS NEXT – Christopher Salazar, Gabriel Mendonca, Marlon Luccin and Ren Sylvester scored in a 4-1 win against IDEA Toros.

Strikers FC 08 MLS NEXT – Strikers drew 2-2 with LA Surf: 2-2. Goals were scored by Santiago Higarda and Nathan Mardaresco.