About Boston Aztec

The Boston Aztec story began in 2002 with the creation of a men’s program that went on to win the 2005 PASL National Championship and the 2009 NPSL Northeast Region’s Atlantic Conference. The Boston Aztec women’s team began competition in 2005 as a means of providing college players from the Boston area with a place to train and compete during the spring/summer months. The team joined the fast‐growing national Women’s Premier Soccer League.

In 2009, the Boston Breakers of Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS) enlisted Boston Aztec as their official reserve team. This partnership allowed the Breakers to have professional players compete in WPSL matches and gave Boston Aztec players a chance to make the professional team. In fact, two players were signed to the Breakers roster in that first season. The WPSL Aztecs were now entirely comprised of college graduate players.

Going into the 2010 season, Boston Aztec will field two WPSL teams—the Breakers reserves and a U23 college‐based team. The opportunity for young women to reach their goals at the college and professional level is thriving in the Boston area in 2010.

History, Facts & Figures

  - 2000 Aztec Soccer was started with 3 training players

  - 2002 First Aztec adult program begins with Mass. Aztec indoor men’s team

  - 2005 First Boston Aztec women’s team begins play in the WPSL      

     Boston Aztec men win PASL National Championship

  - 2007 Boston Aztec men win third straight PASL Regional Championship.

    After opting out of the indoor PASL, the men begin outdoor play in the NPSL.

  - 2009 Boston Aztec women become WPS Boston Breakers Reserve Team

     Two Aztec players signed to Breakers roster

     Aztec vs. Breakers Friendly match draws 800 fans

     Boston Aztec men win NPSL's Northeast Region's Atlantic Conference

     U23 Men win EMMSA crown; U23 Women win EMWSA title 

  - 2010 Boston Aztec U23 Women join Breakers Reserves in WPSL

     U23 Men to return to EMMSA; senior team takes a hiatus from NPSL action