Rebels SC GU15 ECNL RL — Team Dashboard

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2026 Rebels Showcase

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8 of 10 vs Beach FC from inside the box

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Where the team is right now

This is a brand-new roster — the 2026-27 group played its first three games together at the 2026 Rebels Showcase (May 30-31, GU15 Elite bracket). The team went 1-2 against a deliberately tough draw: both losses came against Girls Academy (GA) league opposition, including SDSC Surf, who went on to win the entire bracket. Every result below is a baseline, not a verdict — this group had zero games of chemistry coming in.

What's working. The team converted its biggest moments (penalty vs Surf, corner-sequence equalizer and a late winner vs Beach FC). Possession improved after halftime in all three games. Against Beach FC the attack generated 10 attempts with 8 from inside the box — when this team gets into the final third, it creates real chances.

What we're building. Progressing the ball against high-pressure GA-level teams — possession too often ended in our own half in those games. Defending corners and the scrambles after them: set-piece sequences factored into goals conceded in all three games. Cutting down fouls that hand opponents free kicks and corners.

Schedule context. Two GA-league opponents (a level above RL) on day one, including back-to-back games the same day. The Beach FC win came on day two against NPL-level opposition. ECNL RL conference schedule has not been released yet — league games will appear here as they're played.

Set pieces, both directions. Two of our three goals came from set-piece situations (penalty, corner sequence), and our most dangerous spells started from corners and free kicks. The flip side: set-piece defending is the single clearest training priority the data shows.

How this dashboard works

Games are recorded with a Veo Cam 3 and analyzed with Veo's AI match analysis. Numbers shown here (shots, possession, corners) come from auto-detected events — they're reliable for patterns but can miss individual events, so treat them as close estimates. A full written report for each game is under Match reports. League standings will be added once ECNL RL conference play begins.

Goals — for and against, by game

Shot attempts — for and against, by game

The attempts chart tells the season-so-far story in one image: against GA-level pressure (games 1-2) the team was held to 5 total attempts across two games; against NPL-level opposition (game 3) it produced 10 in one game. Closing that gap against stronger teams is the core development goal heading into league play.

Results so far

Wins

2-1 comeback vs Beach FC

Losses

Both vs GA-league opposition, incl. the eventual champion

Draws

Click any game to expand the full post-game analysis. Reports are generated from Veo match video and written for the whole team — players, parents, and staff.

May 31 vs Beach FC (Nacho Lopez) U15 NPL W 2–1 Rebels Showcase ▸

📷 Album 1 — Game photos (Google Photos) · Album 2 — parent photos (Memento)

The story

A comeback win the team controlled. Rebels out-attempted Beach FC 10 to 3, with 8 of those 10 chances coming from inside the box. Beach scored against the run of play from a corner just before halftime — but the response was immediate and sustained: 7 attempts after the break, an equalizer off our own corner sequence, and an open-play winner with two minutes left. Beach FC didn't register a single attempt in the second half.

Goals & key moments

2' & 6' — early Rebels chances from close range set the tone

30' — Beach FC goal (0-1) off a corner sequence, right before half

34'-37' — strong restart: two quick Rebels chances

39' — REBELS GOAL (1-1) — corner → shot → finish, mirror image of theirs

48'-58' — one-way traffic: four more Rebels attempts + a free-kick shot

59' — REBELS GOAL (2-1) — open play, the winner

By the numbers

	Rebels	Beach FC
Shot attempts	10	3
Goals	2	1
Attempts from inside the box	8	—
2nd-half attempts	7	0
1st-half possession	54.5%	45.5%

What stood outBall progression worked all game — attacks flowed through the left and central lanes into the final third, and corners were a genuine weapon. The response to going behind (2 goals after trailing) showed real character from a three-game-old roster.

What we're working onFirst-half finishing (3 good chances, 0 goals), defending corner sequences (their only goal), and discipline — 10 fouls gave a restart-dependent team exactly the free kicks and corners they wanted.

May 30 vs City SC San Diego G2012 GA Blue L 0–3 Rebels Showcase ▸

📷 Album 1 — Game photos (Google Photos) · Album 2 — parent photos (Memento)

The story

The toughest scoreline of the weekend, with context that matters: this was the second game of the day, against a GA-league team that won its group without conceding a goal. City SC scored early, then used corners and sustained pressure around our box to add two more. The encouraging part: Rebels won the possession battle after halftime (50.5%) and created two chances from inside the box — the game's pattern improved even as the score didn't.

Goals & key moments

5' — City SC goal (0-1), open play, early

17' & 22' — Rebels chances, our best of the first half

35'-40' — heavy City SC pressure spell: 5 shots, 4 corners

40' — City SC goal (0-2) at the end of the corner-pressure sequence

50' — City SC penalty — saved/missed, a big moment

51' & 56' — Rebels' two best chances, both from inside the box

58' — City SC goal (0-3), open play

By the numbers

	Rebels	City SC
Shot attempts	4	13
Goals	0	3
Corners	1	5
2nd-half possession	50.5%	49.5%
Possession in attacking third	14.6%	—

What stood outThe halftime adjustment was real — possession jumped from 40% to 50.5% and both of our most dangerous chances came after the break. The team also strung together clean 6- and 7-pass sequences, an early sign of connection in a new group.

What we're working onGetting out of our own half against a strong press — too much of our possession lived in the defensive third. And defending repeated corner pressure: their second goal came at the end of a four-corner spell.

May 30 vs SDSC Surf GU15 GA L 1–2 Rebels Showcase ▸

📷 Album 1 — Game photos (Google Photos) · Album 2 — parent photos (Memento)

The story

The new roster's first-ever game together, against the team that went on to win the entire showcase. Surf controlled territory (55.3% possession) and scored early, adding a second just after the hour-mark of pressure. Rebels answered within four minutes from the penalty spot and kept the deficit at one the rest of the way. A telling stat for the weekend: our penalty was the only goal Surf conceded in four games, including the final.

Goals & key moments

4' — Surf goal (0-1), early, from inside the box

14'-24' — Surf pressure spell: 5 shots, 2 corners

30' — Rebels corner, a positive start to the second half

36' — Surf goal (0-2), inside the box

40' — REBELS GOAL (1-2) — penalty, converted under pressure

44'-59' — Surf pushed for a third; the defense held the line

By the numbers

	Rebels	Surf
Shot attempts	1	11
Goals	1	2
Corners	2	4
Possession	44.7%	55.3%
2nd-half possession	48.6%	51.4%

What stood outConverting the one big moment — a penalty against the bracket's best team, after going two down, in the roster's first game. Possession improved from 41.5% to 48.6% across the halves, and the team earned six second-half free kicks plus two corners by playing forward.

What we're working onCreating chances against elite pressure — one attempt all game is the headline number to grow. Surf's corner-and-second-ball pressure also produced shot after shot; defending those sequences cleanly is a clear priority.

2026 Rebels Showcase · GU15 Elite · May 30-31 · SoCal Sports Complex

A standalone preseason tournament — these games do not count toward ECNL RL league standings. The bracket was deliberately strong: two Girls Academy (GA) league teams, one NPL team, and us.

📷 Photos: Album 1 — 2026 Rebels Showcase (Google Photos) · Album 2 — Rebels Challenge (Memento) — add your own shots, too.

Final group standings

#TeamGPWDLGFGAGD

1City SC San Diego G2012 GA Blue3210100+10

2SDSC Surf GU15 GA321071+6

3Rebels SC ECNL RL GU15 ★310236−3

4BFC Nacho Lopez U15 NPL3003114−13

Final: SDSC Surf 3-1 City SC San Diego. The scheduled May 31 City-Surf group game was cancelled by mutual agreement (both teams had clinched) — the final served as that matchup. Source: MatchPro tournament site.

What the weekend told us

The team belongs on the field with GA-level opposition. One-goal game with the eventual champion, and the only goal they conceded all weekend. The 0-3 vs City SC came in a second-game-of-the-day spot against the group winner.

The development map is unusually clear for June. Three games of video agree: (1) progressing the ball against a strong press, (2) defending corners and second balls, (3) discipline on fouls. Those three items are the preseason training plan, straight from the data.

Upcoming games

Practices

Mondays, Wednesdays & Thursdays · 6:15–7:45 PM
Southwestern College T-1 (large turf) · 900 Otay Lakes Rd, Chula Vista

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What the team developer is working on for the team — open items, feature requests, and what each one is for. Suggestions welcome.

In progress

Dashboard online with Google sign-inIn progress

Goal: reach this dashboard from any device by signing in with the same Google account you already use for team photos — no more passing files around. Access will be limited to team families and staff.

Planned

Post-game text message summaryPlanned

Goal: every family gets a short text recap right after each game — score, headline, and a key stat or two — without waiting for the full match report here.

Photo galleries in match reportsPlanned

Goal: each match report shows photos from that game, with a browsable gallery and a filter to find your player by jersey number.

Photos matched to game momentsPlanned

Goal: photos appear next to the moment they captured in the match timeline — the goal celebration photo sits beside the goal it celebrates, eventually with the video clip alongside.

Veo accounts for every playerPlanned

Goal: unlock individual player features in our game video — per-player stats, tagging players in clips and events, and personal highlight reels. This also lets future match reports recognize individual contributions, which the video analysis currently can't do.

Recently completed

✓ Team dashboard launched — overview, charts, full match reports, and showcase results (June 4)
✓ Charts rendering fix (June 4)
✓ Calendar tab with upcoming games + live calendar subscription link (June 4)