Chicago Eclipse Select

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Eclipse Select Soccer Club
Type Soccer club
Founded 1997
Headquarters Chicago, United States
Key people Rory Dames
Website www.eclipseselect.org
The Eclipse Select Soccer Club, commonly called the Chicago Eclipse Select or just Chicago Eclipse, is an American soccer club fielding over sixty teams for boys and girls throughout the Chicago area. Founded in 1997, Eclipse Select has its teams in multiple local, regional, and national competitions, including the Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL), the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL), and the United States Youth Soccer Association (USYSA). The teams have over 120 titles in all, with the top women's team winning multiple national championships. The club's president is Rory Dames, who also coached the top women's team before being hired by the Chicago Red Stars.

Honors

  • National championships (13)
    • Women's Cup: 2009
    • Women's Amateur: 2004, 2005, 2006
    • USYSA Tournament (6)
    • USYSA League (1)
    • ECNL Overall: 2011
  • Regional championships (35)
  • Illinois state championships (56)

Notable former players

* indicates current/past member of Chicago Red Stars
Flags indicate players capped by their national team

Coaches

Locations

External links

United States Youth Soccer State Associations
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