Somerville Youth Soccer's G910 Blue advances to national-qualifying MTOC Tournament after strong Commissioner's Cup weekend.

SOMERVILLE -- Somerville Youth Soccer (SYS) headlines this week's sports news after the G910 Blue squad advanced to the 2026 MTOC Tournament following a successful showing at the MYSL Commissioner's Cup, the organization announced June 22.

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SYS also has a pair of community events on the horizon. A New England Revolution Academy clinic, co-hosted with Santander and the City of Somerville, is scheduled for July 12, with Revolution Academy coaches set to provide instruction. On the soccer front, a second Bow Market World Cup Watch Party has been added for SYS families by popular demand, with special events planned for July 10 and July 15, per a June 25 announcement. Fall 2026 registration is currently open; late fees apply to all registrations beginning Aug. 1.

Little League of Somerville lists 2026 Spring Registration as open on its website. No game results or standings were reported for the period.

Somerville Youth Hockey Association's website notes that Spring Hockey weekly clinics are available and that Women's Learn to Play registration is open. The site also carries congratulations to the Instructional Mites on a tournament championship and to the PeeWee Blue team on their Valley Hockey League Championship, though no dates for those results were specified in available sources.

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Somerville Parks and Recreation is conducting a Citywide Programs of Interest Survey, available in multiple languages, to help shape future recreation programming. Residents can reach the department at ParksRec@SomervilleMA.gov or (617) 625-6600 x2980.

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