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United Soccer Leagues officially closed the door on the 2009 awards Friday night at the USL Hall of Fame and Awards Dinner as they recognized outstanding performances by its member teams and executives for the season along with the 2009 USL Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the Hyatt Regency Tampa.

The 2009 USL Soccerfest featuring the United Soccer Leagues’ Annual General Meeting and Super Y-League North American Finals kicks off today. The gathering of the organization’s professional and amateur league executives and coaches for league meetings will conclude November 22 while the competition for 10 youth championships continues through Tuesday, November 24.

RSL finished a successful Super Y-League campaign with an unbeaten record of 10-0-2. Competing in the Southeast Region against some strong competition, they finished first in their division and will be competing in the USL Super Y-League North American Finals in good form. The ‘91 girls finished the season with an unbelievable goal difference of plus-31, scoring 37 goals and only conceding six over the course of 12 games. This will be RSL FL's third year in a row in the finals.

U14 Girls - GROUP A: two top defenses square off on opening day in a battle of big-name clubs. The Washington Freedom allowed just 0.45 goals per game this season. The Freedom’s day-one adversaries, the Chicago Magic allowed just 0.85 per match. The exact opposite, two offensive-minded teams meet two hours prior in GROUP B. Seacoast United is averaging 5.6 goals per game to Northern Virginia’s 4.5.

United Soccer Leagues announced that Dayton, Ohio will be home to the newest expansion club in the Premier Development League, the Dayton Dutch Lions. The new club is supported, in part, by Dutch Eredivisie leaders and UEFA Europa League entrant FC Twente, and will begin play in 2010.