LANC Inferno’s 2021 Post Season Update8 Nov 2021Read about all of the exciting LANC Inferno news from the past season and looking forward.
View our Online Program3 Jul 2021View our Online Program during our matches — or anytime you want to see who participated in our 2021 teams. We’ve also listed our Summer Select players, which is a brand new program in 2021! And please take a look at our generous sponsors who are supporting us and our players. They deserve a HUGE […]
Six Inferno Rush Players Honored by UWS16 Jul 2018LANCASTER, PA – Six Inferno Rush players received recognition from United Women’s Soccer for their outstanding play this season. Week III: UWS Team of the Week OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK M – Tesa McKibben (Inferno Rush) – Scored a goal and had an assist in a stunning come-from-behind victory over New York Surf WEEK […]
3 Inferno Players Receive All-East Honors28 Jul 2017United Women’s Soccer (UWS) just finished their second successful season. Grand Rapids FC won the National Championship last weekend in front of a record 1,100 fans. Today UWS announced the players that earned all league honors for their performance this season. Three Lancaster Inferno players earned honors. HALEY CRAWFORD #16 Inferno’s Forward, Haley Crawford, made […]
Elizabeth Wenger Re-signs with Inferno1 Jun 2017Elizabeth Wenger re-signs with the Lancaster Inferno to complete their 21 player roster this season. Liz is entering her senior year this Fall at Georgetown University as a standout center back. She has played an integral role in her team’s success, who most recently was a College Cup Final Four contender (’16). Liz was named […]
2017 INFERNO SIGNINGS-ROUND 213 May 2017Lancaster Inferno announces the final round of player signings for their 2017 Season in the United Women’s Soccer (UWS) league. New players to the team include Abby Erlemeier (University of Richmond), Alexandra Thompson (St. Bonaventure), Haley Crawford (JMU), Sam Jankowski (St. Francis), and Sarah Pavlovich (Lynchburg). Kendra Martin (EMU) re-signs with the Inferno for her […]
2021 UWS2 All-Mid-Atlantic North Conference Awards10-21-2021Metuchen, NJ — The 2021 UWS League Two season may have concluded at the end of July on the pitch, but the news has not stopped, as the annual end-of-season awards are still being announced by conference. In the Mid-Atlantic North Conference, Lancaster Inferno II (6-1-1) finished as champions, with Keystone FC (5-1-2) trailing right behind. Both sides were recognized when it came to the top individual honors awarded this season.
2021 All-United Women’s Soccer Awards08-31-2021The United Women’s Soccer Awards signal the end of another season of excellence for the premier pro-am soccer league in North America by recognizing standout players, coaches, and clubs. The awards carry special significance this year, as UWS is the only league that held a national championship in 2021.
2021 UWS All-East Conference Awards08-20-2021United Women’s Soccer’s largest conference held no shortage of storylines this season, from the success of expansion side FC Buffalo to CT Fusion’s run to the UWS National Championship. There were also plenty of standout individual performances in the East Conference, with players on all 12 teams showing out.
UWS Preview: Playoff Weekend07-15-2021The most exciting time of the United Women’s Soccer season is here, with postseason play beginning this weekend as teams begin the #RoadToRoundRock. Plenty of talented players line the rosters of the 16 teams still in action as the league inches closer to crowning a champion. These playoffs feature plenty of UWS newcomers striving to leave their mark early, while clubs with playoff experience will be looking to put that to use.
UWS Week 10: Preview07-09-2021Yet another crucial game in the East is scheduled for this weekend, with two clubs looking to sneak into the playoff places doing battle here. Syracuse and Albany Rush can both catapult into the top four places with three points here and some help elsewhere, so this game could have a massive impact on how the playoffs sort themselves out in the East.
