Chivas Women Sub-19 Claim 2026 Las Vegas Mayor’s Cup International Showcase Title

Las Vegas, NV – The Chivas de Guadalajara women’s U-19 team has secured the championship title at the 2026 Las Vegas Mayor’s Cup International Showcase, demonstrating a dominant performance throughout the tournament. The victory underscores the club’s commitment to developing talent through international competition.

Road to the Championship

Chivas Women Sub-19 showcased a commanding presence, winning all five of their matches and conceding only two goals. Their path to the title included:

• A 4–0 victory over Alliance Futbol Club.
• A 1–0 win against Truckee River United.
• A 2–0 triumph over Utah Celtic, securing first place in Group D.
• A 4–1 defeat of Sting Soccer Club in the Semifinal.
• A 3–1 victory over host team Albion SC Las Vegas in the final match.

Tournament Statistics

The team concluded the tournament with impressive statistics, scoring 14 goals and conceding only 2. They maintained a clean sheet throughout the Regular Phase, highlighting their strong defensive capabilities and disciplined play.

Significance of the Victory

This win reinforces Chivas’ dedication to its youth academy and provides valuable experience for emerging players. The Las Vegas Mayor’s Cup International Showcase serves as a platform to showcase talent and prepare players for potential opportunities with the first team. The Chivas de Guadalajara girls returned to the City of Las Vegas Mayor’s Cup International Showcase in February 2026, following their win in the 2025 competition.

About the Las Vegas Mayor’s Cup

The Las Vegas Mayor’s Cup is recognized as one of the top-rated youth soccer tournaments globally, consistently providing a high level of competition. The 2026 International Showcase featured both boys’ and girls’ divisions, with events held in February and October.

2026 FIFA World Cup in North America

The victory for Chivas comes as North America prepares to co-host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with matches scheduled to be played in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The United States will host the majority of the matches, including all quarter-final games and beyond, with 78 of the 104 total matches taking place within the country. Canada will host 13 matches, and Mexico will also host 13.