Soccer Rankings

Review by eFreeware

Soccer Rankings is a free app from USA Sport Statistics, a developer focused on youth soccer in the United States. It covers teams across the country and puts rankings, results and game predictions in one place. The main reason I would consider it is simple: if you follow a youth team or a young player, this is built around exactly that interest rather than around professional leagues.

The app has been downloaded more than 10,000 times and holds a 4.7 average from 82 ratings, which suggests a small but satisfied audience. It first appeared in August 2022 and was updated in June 2026 with bug fixes and a change to how it handles age group realignment. That last point matters for youth soccer, where teams move between age brackets regularly and rankings need to keep up.

Following a team through the season

The core of the app is results and rankings. You can look up youth teams across the country and see where they stand, which is the sort of thing a parent or a coach tends to check after a weekend of games. The developer pitches this as the leading destination for that information, claiming the widest team coverage and the most accurate rankings. I would treat those as marketing claims, but the underlying idea is useful: one place to check how a team is doing rather than hunting through league sites.

Game predictions are part of the same package. For anyone following a specific team, a forecast before a match adds a bit of context to the fixture, and it gives coaches and parents something to compare against once the result is in. The app is free and carries no ads, which keeps that checking process quick.

Tracking a player beyond the team

The other half of what the app does is player statistics. It lets you record and review detailed stats for a player and then compare that player with others around the country. That is a more involved use than checking a score, and it is where the app seems to expect some effort from whoever is entering the numbers.

For parents keeping a record of a young player's progress, or for recruiters trying to size up a prospect against the wider pool, this comparison angle is the interesting part. It turns the app from a results feed into something closer to a tracking tool. The developer describes the statistics as professional level, which sets an expectation worth testing against what you actually need.

What you need before you start

You install it, look up teams and players, and work from there. The app is free to download.

It does offer in-app purchases, so some parts of the experience may involve spending. The recent update was a maintenance release rather than a new feature, which is a reasonable sign for an app of this size.

The one requirement worth noting is that the app is about youth soccer in the USA specifically. Its value depends on the teams and players you care about being part of that pool.

A focused tool for youth soccer followers

Soccer Rankings is worth installing if youth soccer in the United States is already part of your week. Parents, players, coaches, club managers and recruiters are the people the developer has in mind, and the mix of rankings, results, predictions and player stats lines up with what each of them tends to want.

If you follow professional leagues or soccer outside the US, the app's scope will not match your interests. But within youth soccer, it does several related jobs in one place, it is free, and it has no ads. The 4.7 rating from a modest number of users points to an app that does its job for the people who need it.

What's new in version 5.1.1

Bug fixes and an update to how the app handles the age group realignment.