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 […]
Get Involved with Inferno24 Apr 2021The Lancaster Inferno organization is seeking coaches, interns, and volunteers for the 2021 United Women’s Soccer (UWS) season. Be a part of promoting and advancing Pennsylvania’s top women’s soccer club. The season runs from mid-May with the first team competing in the UWS national pro-am league, and second team competing in UWS League Two. Lancaster Inferno is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Lancaster Inferno & EPYSA to Host All-Female Coaching Education Course6 Mar 2021The Lancaster Inferno and Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer (EPYSA) will be hosting the first-ever all female USSF National D License coaching course inline with U.S. Soccer’s new grassroots pathway. The Inferno and EPYSA recognize the disproportionate amount of women in coaching and they are working to be part of the cultural shift to having many more female coaches throughout the various levels of soccer in the United States.
Lancaster Inferno’s Impact on the Landscape of Women’s Soccer3 Mar 2021The Lancaster Inferno has made huge strides as a club that goes beyond their national championship appearances the past two seasons. The club is also a founding member of United Women’s Soccer (UWS) who recently announced an alliance with the men’s pro league, National Independent Soccer Association (NISA). Joining forces, they are launching a professional women’s soccer league in 2022. The combined vision is to create greater opportunity, improved operations and merit-based advancement for women’s clubs, players and leadership.
Rob Smith Announced as Associate Head Coach17 Feb 2020Lancaster Inferno is pleased to announce that Rob Smith has joined the coaching staff as Associate Head Coach. Rob has an impressive background demonstrating continued commitment to advancing the women’s game.
Winter Youth Soccer Clinics12 Dec 2019Lancaster Inferno is offering two youth skills clinics this winter. Players will learn firsthand from Inferno players & coaches in a fun and professional environment.
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.
UWS Week Nine Roundup07-06-2021Pensacola FC needed a good performance in two midweek games against Louisiana FC to cement itself atop the Southeast Conference standings, and it delivered, beginning with this 5-0 victory on Tuesday. Danielle Fuentes opened the scoring in the first half to give Pensacola an advantage at the break, and from there, the Louisiana resistance broke down. Monigo Karnley scored a second-half brace, while Kayla Fernandez and Kristina Lynch also contributed goals.
