Overview Rated Sports FC is the women's 7v7 team that youth soccer operator Rated Sports entered in The Soccer Tournament, and in its first year, 2026, it reached the women's quarterfinals, beating Hope Solo's Solo FC 3-1 and the North Carolina Courage 4-2 in Group C. TST is a six-day 7v7 festival at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina, and in 2026 it paid three $1 million winner-take-all prizes, one each for the men's, women's and mixed brackets. The 2026 roster was built around players developed in the national youth system, with international talent added, and Rated Sports runs youth tournaments across the United States. On site TST plays fast: seven a side, hour-long games, and Target Score Time, which ends every match on a game-winning goal. The 2026 edition packed 159 matches into six days. Clubs, former pros and celebrity-led sides share the bracket: Gerard Pique's Kings League All-Stars, Sergio Aguero's KRU FC, Landon Donovan's Sneaky FC, Hope Solo's Solo FC, the Wrexham Red Dragons, Club America and Villarreal all played in 2026, on a festival site that mixes sport, entertainment and culture. Audience TST drew more than 57,000 spectators in 2026, and NBC's semifinal coverage averaged 433,000 viewers, with close to 1.04 million unique viewers on YouTube. TST posted Rated Sports FC's 2026 matches in full on its YouTube channel. Behind the team sits Rated Sports' own base: by its count, more than 60,000 youth athletes a year and 20,000 traveling families at its tournaments. Talent and Influencers The 2026 team was led by Jesse Symons, then the University of British Columbia's head coach and going into his third TST, and Onkar Dhillon of Western University. Symons called the roster a blend of experienced TST players and new additions. Brand presence The team offers a single title partnership. The partner's mark goes on the kit, front, back or sleeve, and into co-branded content on Instagram, TikTok and X, the team's broadcast integration during TST and branded recap films. Off the field it reaches Rated Sports' own families through newsletter features, web banners and app push notifications.