BraVe SC - Senior team

USL League Two

Brave SC player surrounded by River Plate players.

Brave SC - Senior team

Brave SC has competed in USL League Two since 2016, when the club acquired the license from the Ocala Stampede. The league was known as the PDL until 2019. The season runs May to July, with playoffs into August. Most players are collegiate athletes maintaining NCAA eligibility, and the squad is rebuilt each year through open tryouts.

Home matches are at The Range at H. G. Morse Stadium in Middleton, from 2026. Previously The Villages Polo Club, then the Summerfield complex, then The Villages Charter School's Buffalo Ridge campus.

Celebrating soccer team in yellow uniforms holding a championship trophy on the field

*Select “Southeast Division”

Notable fixtures Outside the league

River Plate, July 2021 — lost 2–1 in Orlando. River won their other two Florida friendlies 8–0 and 3–1; Brave were the only side on that tour to score against them.

Hertha BSC, January 2023 — the Bundesliga first team, mid-season, during an eleven-day camp at IMG Academy. One of four opponents they chose.

Charleston Battery, 2016 — U.S. Open Cup second round, away, won on penalties, then disqualified over an eligibility rule the federation revised two years later.

Tampa Bay Rowdies — met multiple times in the Open Cup, including 2019 and 2023.

Savannah Clovers, 2024 — the first professional side the club hosted.

St. Louis City SC 2 — MLS NEXT Pro, year to confirm.

What is USL League Two

Here is a short video explaining USL League Two. The League our main team plays for.

Brave SC USL2 team hurdle
2018 USL2 Southern Conference champions celebration.

First USL League Two Season: 2016


USL League Two Playoffs Appearances 

  • Top 4 | 2018 & 2023

  • Top 16 | 2016, 2019, 2024 & 2026

  • Top 14 | 2021

  • Top 32 | 2022


USL League Two Titles

  • Southeast Division Champions | 2016, 2019, 2021, 2023, 2024 & 2026

  • Southern Conference Champions | 2018 & 2023


USL League Two Awards

  • Executive of the Year: Anderson DaSilva | 2018


US Open Cup Appearances

  • Second Round | 2016, 2019 & 2022

  • First Round | 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, & 2024