AMERICAN SOCCER CLUB NEW YORK TO FACE NEW HAVEN UNITED FC IN NORTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME ON SUNDAY

The Fighting Tomcats will meet New Haven for the third time this season

 
(Long Island, New York July 10th, 2026) – American Soccer Club New York will meet New Haven United FC in the North Atlantic Conference Championship Match. Kickoff at Kathy Zolad Stadium in West Haven, Connecticut is set for 630pm.
 
The Fighting Tomcats punched their ticket to the championship match with a 3-1 win over the New York Shockers on Wednesday Night in Colonie, New York.
 
The Fighting Tomcats were 0-1-1 against New Haven during the regular season. They lost 3-0 at New Haven on May 30th and then played New Haven to a 2-2 draw on June 6th at Mitchel Athletic Complex.
 
American Soccer Club NY is in the NPSL playoffs for the first time in team history after falling just short of the postseason in their inaugural 2025 campaign. 
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About American Soccer Club-New York

Founded in 2024, the American Soccer Club-New York (ASC NY), known as the “Fighting Tomcats,” are a Long Island-Metro NY team, competing in the National Premier Soccer League. The club’s identity pays tribute to the region’s aviation heritage through the iconic Grumman F-14 Tomcat. ASC NY is committed to developing local talent and signed 16-year-old Dylan Lopez in its inaugural 2025 season. The Club’s focus is on engaging the community and elevating Long Island as the epicenter for American soccer development. The organization played its home matches at Hofstra University’s Captains Field in 2025 and has already made its mark with early competitive success, US Open Cup qualification and charitable partnerships, and a strong focus on youth development and regional pride.

For more information about American soccer Club- New York, please Contact ASCNY.

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