SoccerView: Youth Rankings

Where does your club team really rank? National & state Power Ratings, league standings, and match predictions for premier youth soccer — updated nightly.

Your team. Your league. Everything in one place.

SoccerView brings together rankings, stats, standings, and match predictions for 90,000+ youth soccer teams across all 50 states — so you can stop bouncing between websites and see the full picture in one app.

DUAL RANKING SYSTEMS

• Official Rankings — Direct from GotSport national rankings (gold badge)
• Power Rating — Uses the same ELO system FIFA adopted for World Rankings (blue badge)
• See both side-by-side for the complete picture

SEARCH 142,000+ TEAMS

• Browse teams across all 50 states
• Filter by state, age group (U8-U19), and gender
• Complete team profiles with match history, W-L-D record, and ranking journey charts

DEEP TEAM ANALYTICS

• Season stats: wins, losses, draws, goals for/against
• Historical ranking journey with interactive charts
• ELO letter grades (A+ through D-) for instant strength assessment
• National and state rank tracking

LEAGUE STANDINGS

• Official points tables with W-D-L records
• Power rating view for ELO-based standings
• Filter by division, age group, gender
• Multiple leagues covered with daily updates

AI-POWERED MATCH PREDICTIONS

• Predict any matchup between ranked teams
• 6-factor algorithm: ELO, goal differential, win rate, championships, head-to-head, experience
• Confidence scoring and detailed factor breakdowns
• Share predictions with your soccer community

BEAUTIFUL DARK-THEMED DESIGN

• Modern, clean interface built for readability
• Smooth animations and haptic feedback
• Fast loading with skeleton placeholders
• Works great on all iPhone and iPad models

UPDATED DAILY Rankings and match data refresh every night from official sources. Your team's latest results are always reflected.

BUILT BY A SOCCER PARENT

SoccerView was created by a youth soccer parent who wanted better tools to track his kid's team. Every feature exists because a real soccer parent needed it.