2007 United Soccer Leagues - General

General

  • Two new teams join the First Division: the California Victory (San Francisco, CA), and the Carolina RailHawks (Cary, NC).
  • The Virginia Beach Mariners franchise was terminated by the league.
  • The Toronto Lynx depart the First Division for the Premier Development League (PDL).
  • Three new teams join the Second Division: the Bermuda Hogges (Hamilton, Bermuda), the Cleveland City Stars, and Crystal Palace Baltimore.
  • The Long Island Rough Riders depart the Second Division for the PDL.
  • The Pittsburgh Riverhounds will be on hiatus during 2007 to reorganize.
  • Many new teams join the PDL, for a complete list see here.

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