Est. Summer 2027 · Massachusetts · Boys & Girls

High school soccer
doesn't stop in the fall.

The Arrow League is a summer league for high school boys' and girls' teams across Massachusetts. Ten games in five weeks, a referee on every game, and the Arrow Cup to play for.

6Divisions
5Week season
10Games per team
6Champions crowned

What is the Arrow League?

Summer soccer that actually counts.

The Arrow League brings together high school boys and girls across Massachusetts, giving them a chance to keep playing through the summer offseason. With a structured format, clear guidelines, a divisional setup and referees, the league turns casual summer pickup into a consistent opportunity to sharpen your skills, build team chemistry, and get reps with others who love the game.

Boys' and girls' teams each play in Division 1, 2 or 3, and our league coordinators work with every team to find the right fit.

Meet the Founders
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Divisions

Six divisions. One summer.

Divisions 1, 2 and 3 for both boys' and girls' high school teams.

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Boys' Divisions

Divisions 1, 2 and 3 for boys' high school teams. Full 11v11 games with 40-minute halves, two weeknights a week.

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Girls' Divisions

The same structure for girls' teams: Divisions 1, 2 and 3, two games a week, and a shot at the Arrow Cup.

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How it works

Built like a real season

Two Games a Week

Five weeks of pool play from July into August, on weeknights between 4 and 9 p.m.

A Referee Every Game

We handle scheduling, referees and standings, so teams can focus on playing.

The Arrow Cup

Top teams from each pool meet in a knockout bracket on the final weekend. Six divisions, six champions.

Gallery

On the field

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Interested in Participating?

Registration for Summer 2027 opens soon. Tell us about your team and we'll take a look and follow up with divisions, dates and next steps.