The LAFC U9 girls team completed their first season in competitive soccer playing in the Duke City soccer league.  The girls did a tremendous job and are looking forward to next year.

The LAFC U10/U11 girls fielded two teams in Duke City this year.  They played in both the U10 and U11 leagues with many of the girls supporting both teams, playing multiple games each weekend.  They showed tremendous growth throughout the season and finished their season with a strong showing at the Durango Shootout.

The LAFC U12 girls had another great season playing in the Duke City Soccer League.  They finished their season with a solid showing at the Durango Shootout placing 3rd in their bracket.

The LAFC 2013/14 U13 girls competitive soccer team capped off an impressive season with a strong performance at the Durango Shootout, competing against teams from Arizona and Colorado. After winning 75% of their regular season games in Albuquerque, NM and outscoring opponents 29-7, the girls continued their momentum in tournament play. The team of mostly 7th and 6th graders from Los Alamos finished the weekend with only one loss (against a talented team from Flagstaff, AZ) and proudly brought home a 2nd place finish!

The LAFC U16 girls had an impressive season playing in multiple tournaments and the Duke City Soccer League.  The Durango Shootout was a season highlight with the girls winning the championship game.

The LAFC U9 Boys competitive soccer team finished 2nd place at the end of the year Durango Shootout tournament. This was the team’s first year together as a competitive group and had a fantastic showing in Durango. They look forward to continued growth and success in the years to come!

The LAFC U10 Boys competitive soccer teams capped off an outstanding spring season with a 2nd place finish at the Durango Shootout in Durango, CO. The talented young squad finished the spring season with an impressive 19-5 record, with every loss decided by just a single goal. Along the way, the team consistently showcased its attacking skill and teamwork, outscoring opponents by a remarkable 4-to-1 margin throughout the season. Pictured above: William Nichols, Lorenzo Garcia, James McAtee, Ryker Black, Lincoln Disterhaupt, Caleb Hemphill, Meline Siranosian, Jules Sievers, Miles McAtee, Dawson Hand, Levi Hornsby, and Beckett Morrison. Not pictured: Luke Ainsworth, Wayne Lamb, Oliver Dixon, and Nathan Cox. 

The LAFC U11 Boys competitive soccer team concluded their successful inaugural season in the Challenge 1 bracket at Duke City. They finished their season by participating in the Durango Shootout tournament, where they showcased their hard work and growth throughout the year.

The Los Alamos U13 Boys Lions had an awesome Durango Shootout tournament, winning their Piedra bracket. The U13B team was dialed in from the start, scoring 3 times in the first 10 mins of their early 8am opening game. They went on to win that one 7-0 and completed group play by winning all 3 games with a combined score of 17-1.

Zach Schroeder, Zaiden McClellan, James Junghans, Kyson Peterson, and Garrett Hodgson were among the scorers. In the final on Sunday, the Lions also jumped on a strong Mariachi team early, again scoring several times in the first 10 minutes, with McClellan netting a hat-trick. The Mariachi Albuquerque team came back strong in the second half, but the Lions held on to win the final 4-2. There were excellent defensive performances from Jarvison Saltwater, Liam Colgan, and Noni Mendez as the Lions held firm. Their midfield also excelled, with Tim Blair, Kyson Peterson, and Paul Work also playing great football. Jace Strain was an immense presence as goalkeeper too. This game marks the end of a successful season for the Lions, who now will look forward to new adventures as part of different 7th and 8th grade teams in the new format Duke City league in Fall 2026.