Olympia USL Soccer Franchise Unveils New 2025 Schedule, New Venue, New Coaches More

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FC Olympia has revealed its 2025 summer soccer schedule for USL League Two and USL W League, introducing a mix of new and familiar clubs in the Pacific Northwest. Among the newcomers is the Portland Bangers, launched by the Portland Pickles, highlighting the region's growing soccer scene. The Artesians will play at the newly branded Well 80 Pitch, which promises an improved spectator experience with amenities like a beer garden and dedicated family zones. A notable change in the schedule is FC Olympia's first-time absence of matches against Ballard, marking a shift since both teams joined the league in 2022. The departure of Capital FC and United PDX underscores challenges faced by certain franchises in the USL.

With tickets priced at $15 and various season packages available, the team aims to attract a larger local audience. The announcement reflects a commitment to enhancing the soccer experience in Thurston County and fostering community involvement. Owner Ryan P expressed enthusiasm for the future of the USL programs, emphasizing a training-rich environment for player development.

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