The Arizona Women’s Network will serve as a platform for women of all ages and career stages who are passionate about soccer. The goal is to connect women across the state, offer mentorship opportunities, and create avenues for growth in the sport. Whether as players, coaches, administrators, or referees, the Arizona Women’s Network is designed to empower women and foster a sense of community and leadership within the state’s vibrant soccer scene.
The Spotlight Collective – Women Who Shine
The AZ Women’s Network is proud to spotlight the women who are making a powerful impact on soccer in Arizona.
Volunteer Options
The AZ Women’s Network is dedicated to building connection, leadership, and support for women in soccer. We are excited to offer volunteer opportunities throughout the year for those who want to give back, get involved, and make an impact in our community.
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Coaching Education Scholarships
The AZ Women’s Network is proud to support the next generation of female leaders in the game. We are now offering scholarship opportunities for women pursuing U.S. Soccer Grassroots, D, or C licenses.
Referee Scholarships – Become a Referee
The AZ Women’s Network is committed to increasing the number of female referees across the state. We are now offering scholarship opportunities for women and girls who are interested in becoming certified referees.
Network Events
CUPS Social
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First Touch
The AZ Women’s Network is proud to champion the growth of girls’ soccer statewide. We are building a future where every girl has the opportunity to play, lead, and thrive—on and off the field.
Off the Field
Resources
The AZ Women’s Network is committed to supporting the well-being of women in our soccer community. We are proud to provide access to mental health and wellness resources, including videos and tools focused on stress, sleep, meditation, and more.
Elevating the Game – One Female at a Time
AZ Women’s Network is dedicated to empowering young female athletes by shining a light on their achievements and providing the tools and resources they need to grow—both on and off the field.