The TeamRank Top 25 presented by Barca Academy, the comprehensive ranking system for elite club soccer teams nationwide, continues updates for the 2017/2018 season with the U15, U14, and U13 boys club soccer teams. We will update our National Top 25 for each age group at least once per month.

U15 Boys Club Soccer Team Ranking 

LA Galaxy is 7-0 on the season and rolling through the competition in a very good Southern California region. Galaxy will be a difficult one to stop this year, but FC Golden State and San Diego both rank in the top 10 as well. 

New York Red Bulls, BW Gottschee, and FC Dallas all hold a perfect record in Development Academy play through the first two months of the season and keep hold of the top four spots in the Barca Academy TeamRank Top 25. 

Check out the Barca Academy TeamRank Top 25 for boys U15 club soccer teams. 

U14 Boys Club Soccer Team Ranking 

Sockers FC is 7-0 on the season, and takes over the top spot in the Barca Academy TeamRank Top 25 for Boys U14 Club Soccer Teams. The Illinois club’s dominance in the Development Academy has been noteworthy through the first two months of the season. 

Sacramento Republic, Kendall SC, Real Colorado, and Houston Dynamo are all perfect on the season and hold spots in the TeamRank Top five for this month. 

Check out the Barca Academy TeamRank Top 25 for boys U14 club soccer teams. 

U13 Boys Club Soccer Teams 

Atlanta United leads the way in the U13 age group for the Barca Academy TeamRank Top 25. Atlanta is 8-0 on the season and scored a big win over Concorde Fire recently, which is a top five team. 

LAFC is No. 2 in the Barca Academy TeamRank Top 25. LAFC is 5-0 on the season and averaging seven goals scored per game. Vardar is No. 3 in the Top 25. The Michigan club is 7-0 on the season and yet to give up a goal in Development Academy play. 

Check out the Barca Academy TeamRank Top 25 for boys U13 club soccer teams.  

Barca Academy TeamRank is the comprehensive team-ranking system devised by TopDrawerSoccer.com to provide an objective and common-sense approach to determining which elite youth soccer teams are the best in the nation.

The rankings, updated monthly, are primarily results-based, with a nod toward the league and championship competitions that emulate how excellence is determined in leading soccer nations around the world.

Tournaments are also included but at a reduced value due to the many mitigating factors involving such events, including attrition and guest players.

A final layer of executive evaluation is provided to account for variables that often impact results, thus ensuring that the monthly lists are not subjective, but are not purely mechanical.