Port St. Lucie SC’s Reserve Team continued its impressive start to the USL Academy League with a commanding 3-0 home victory over Miami AC on Saturday. The result lifts the team to three wins in its first four matches, with eight goals scored and just one conceded while remaining second in the South Florida Division.
The victory moves the Reserve Team to three wins in its first four matches, with eight goals scored and just one conceded, as the club continues to establish itself among the top teams in the South Florida Division.

A FAST START SET THE TONE
Port St. Lucie SC took control early, opening the scoring in the 8th minute through Bryan Suárez. After taking a 1-0 lead into halftime, the Reserve Team continued to dictate play in the second half.
Kaden Barela doubled the advantage in the 54th minute before Juan Moretta sealed the 3-0 victory with a goal in the 80th minute, completing another convincing team performance.



Special guests at Saturday’s match included Argentine soccer figures Cristian “Lobo” Ledesma, Head Coach of Inter Miami II, and Diego “Cachete” Morales, who plays for Miami United FC, pictured with Port St. Lucie SC President Agostina Galimberti.

AMONG THE DIVISION’S TOP TEAMS
Following four league matches, Port St. Lucie SC remains second in the South Florida Division with nine points from four matches.
The Reserve Team has now scored eight goals while conceding just once, highlighting both its attacking quality and defensive consistency during its inaugural USL Academy League campaign.


LOOKING AHEAD
The Reserve Team will return to action on July 11, hosting Miami FC at 7:00 p.m. in another South Florida Division matchup.
Looking to build on another strong performance, Port St. Lucie SC will aim to continue its impressive start to the season and strengthen its position near the top of the division standings.
Fans can follow the latest USL Academy League standings, schedule, and results on the official USL Academy League website.
























































































































































































































































































































