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Georgia Soccer has officially opened registration for the 2025 Women-Only U.S. Soccer National C License Course, continuing its strong commitment to supporting and advancing women in coaching across the state and beyond.

Course Dates: December 16, 2025 – March 29, 2026

Location: Atlanta / Loganville, Georgia

Format: Blended (Virtual + In-Person Sessions)

Register Now: https://learning.ussoccer.com/coach/courses/available/4/details/20003729

This exclusive, women-only course is designed to provide a focused and empowering learning environment, helping participants refine their technical, tactical, and leadership skills as they progress in their coaching careers.

“This program represents our ongoing effort to create pathways for women to grow, lead, and thrive in soccer coaching,” said a Georgia Soccer spokesperson. “We’re proud to invest in the next generation of female leaders shaping the future of the game.”

The course is open to coaches who have earned their National D License or are returning to pursue their National C, and space is limited.

Georgia Soccer’s initiative is part of a broader mission to expand diversity and opportunity within the coaching community, aligning with national efforts to increase female representation in leadership roles across all levels of U.S. Soccer.Let’s keep building the future of women’s soccer — together.

Quique Lopez
Author: Quique Lopez

Quique Lopez doesn’t just cover soccer—he deconstructs it with the precision of a veteran and the wit of a storyteller. A former player who sees the pitch as both a tactical chessboard and a cultural stage, Quique balances sharp critiques with a genuine love for the game’s soul. He’s as quick to call out the ego of a superstar as he is to find the hidden beauty in a local derby.

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By Quique Lopez

Quique Lopez doesn’t just cover soccer—he deconstructs it with the precision of a veteran and the wit of a storyteller. A former player who sees the pitch as both a tactical chessboard and a cultural stage, Quique balances sharp critiques with a genuine love for the game’s soul. He’s as quick to call out the ego of a superstar as he is to find the hidden beauty in a local derby.