2019 USL League Two season

The 2019 USL League Two season was the 25th season of what was formerly the Premier Development League, and the first under the new League Two brand. The regular season started on May 3 and ended on July 14, consisting of 72 teams playing across 11 divisions. The Flint City Bucks won the championship, defeating Reading United AC 1–0 in extra time.

Changes from 2018

New teams

A total of 12 new member clubs join League Two for the 2019 season.

Team	Country	City/area	Stadium	Founded	Head coach	Notes
Cedar Stars Rush	U.S.	Teaneck, New Jersey	Fairleigh Dickinson University	2018	Anthony Nixon	Expansion
Dalton Red Wolves SC	U.S.	Dalton, Georgia	David Stanton Field	2018	Drew Courtney	Expansion
Daytona SC	U.S.	Daytona Beach, Florida	Daytona Stadium	2019	Andrea Bergmann	Expansion
Discoveries SC	U.S.	Rock Hill, South Carolina	Manchester Meadows Soccer Complex	2019	Nathan Williams	Expansion
Florida Elite SA	U.S.	Jacksonville, Florida	Bartram Trail High School	2014	TBD	Expansion
Green Bay Voyageurs FC	U.S.	Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin	Capital Credit Union Park	2018	Brian Kamler	Expansion
Manhattan SC	U.S.	Bronx, New York	Gaelic Park Randall's Island	2018	Colin Hodge	Expansion
Park City Red Wolves SC	U.S.	Park City, Utah	Dozier Field	2018	Patrick Rennie	Expansion
Tormenta FC 2	U.S.	Statesboro, Georgia	Eagle Field	2016	Ian Cameron	Expansion
Sarasota Metropolis FC	U.S.	Sarasota, Florida	Robert L. Taylor Community Complex	2019	Massimo Marazzina	Expansion
Virginia Beach United FC	U.S.	Virginia Beach, Virginia	Virginia Beach Sportsplex	2019	Matt Ellinger	Expansion
Wake FC	U.S.	Holly Springs, North Carolina	Ting Park	2019	Gary Heale	Expansion

Moves

Michigan Bucks became Flint City Bucks after moving from Pontiac MI, to Flint MI.

Name changes

North County United renamed Treasure Coast Tritons
West Virginia Chaos renamed West Virginia Alliance FC
Carolina Dynamo renamed North Carolina Fusion U-23

On hiatus

Fresno FC U-23

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Standings

Eastern Conference

Northeast Division

Mid Atlantic Division

South Atlantic Division

Southern Conference

Deep South Division

Southeast Division

Mid South Division

Central Conference

Great Lakes Division

Heartland Division

Western Conference

Northwest Division

Mountain Division

Southwest Division

Playoffs

Bold = winner

Conference Championships

The League Two Conference Championships will be held over the weekend of July 19–21. Matches will be played at: Whittier, CA ; Reading, PA ; Des Moines, IA ; and Columbia, SC. The four conference champions will advance to the League Two semifinals.

Awards

Most Valuable Player: Deri Corfe Golden Boot: Deri Corfe & Kyle Edwards Golden Glove: Blake Mullen Young Player of the Year: Kyle Ferguson Coach of the Year: Alan McCann Goalkeeper of the Year: Robert Edwards Defender of the Year: Lamine Conte

All-League and All-Conference Teams

Eastern Conference

F: Deri Corfe *, Thibaut Jacquel, Donnett Sackie
M: Jack Beer *, Manuel Ferriol, Taylor Gray, Felipe Hideki *
D: Gideon Betz, Lamine Conte *, Friedrich Peter
G: Blake Mullen

Central Conference

F: Yuri Farkas, Sullivan Oliveira Silva, Gerit Wintermeyer *
M: Giuseppe Barone, Jackson Dietrich, Jorge Guinovart, Nicolás Perea
D: Reece Hands, Leon Jones, James Thomas *
G: Jordan Bell

Southern Conference

F: J.J. Donnelly, Leonardo Paiva *, Jonathan Ricketts
M: Adrian Billhardt *, Luca Mayr *, Kobe Perez, Harrison Roberts
D: Artur De Luca, Shalom Dutey, Kyle Ferguson *
G: Robert Edwards *

Western Conference

F: Manuel Medina, Enoch Mushagalusa, Daniel Trejo
M: Nabilai Kibunguchy, Julio Rubio, Shun Takano, Shizu Yohena
D: Ray Estrada, Jordan Haynes, Edward Venta-Yepes
G: Albert Escuin
''* denotes All-League player''