Seattle Somali week

🚨 HISTORY IN THE MAKING 🚨

Asc wr wb, Alhamdulillah.

For more than 20 years, Seattle Somali Week has been powered by the passion, dedication, and love of our community. Today, we are proud to announce a major step forward.

Seattle Somali Week is launching its brand-new digital tournament platform on SeattleSomaliWeek.org, bringing a professional football experience to our players, fans, sponsors, and supporters around the world.

⚽ Live Fixtures & Match Schedules
⚽ Team Profiles
⚽ Player Profiles
⚽ Match Results
⚽ Group Standings
⚽ Goals & Assists Leaders
⚽ Tournament Statistics
⚽ Mobile-Friendly Experience
⚽ Sponsor & Community Spotlight Pages

No more waiting for updates in group chats. Fans will be able to follow every match, every goal, every assist, and every team in real time from anywhere in the world.

This platform is about recognizing every player, coach, volunteer, sponsor, and supporter who helped build Seattle Somali Week into what it is today. Our goal is simple: to give our community a professional experience and leave a lasting legacy for future generations.

We believe Seattle Somali Week is more than a tournament. It is a movement, a tradition, and a celebration of our community.

For the first time, every team will have its own profile. Every player can have their own player page. Every match will be recorded in the tournament history. This is the future of Seattle Somali football.

🏆 Seattle Somali Week 2026
📅 August 5–15, 2026
📍 Highline Memorial Stadium
🌐 SeattleSomaliWeek.org

Hosted by AYSA & Voices of Tomorrow

Thank you to everyone who has supported this vision over the years. The future is here, and we are just getting started.

Ali Abdulla
President & Host
Seattle Somali Week 2026
Executive Director, AYSA

"We're not just hosting a tournament. We're building history." Seattlesomaliweek.org

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21 Years of Loyalty. Kings Competition. Respect the Crown… but Fear the Return. 👑⚽

Last year, the world watched two kings collide.

Seattle Stars vs Maine FC. Quarterfinals.
A battle decided in the final minute.
2–1.

Maine FC found the goal. Maine FC took the path to the crown.
And today, they sit where every team dreams to be — Defending Champions.

First, respect.

Respect to Maine FC. Respect to their players. Respect to their journey. Champions are not given crowns — they take them.

But understand this clearly…

Seattle Stars did not break. Seattle Stars were built.

That last-minute loss did not weaken us, it created something more dangerous.
It created hunger. It created focus. It created purpose.

We are not coming with hate. We are coming with fire.
We are not coming for revenge. We are coming for destiny.

The crown is heavy. And every champion must defend it.

CISCUP 2026… we return.

Ali Abdulla
President & Coach, Seattle Stars

Before judging Somali people, remember this face.
This is Abdi Bile — a Somali athlete who trained in the United States, benefited from American institutions, and went on to become a world champion on the global stage.
America gave him opportunity.
He gave the world excellence.
Somalis have long been part of the American story — studying, training, working, and contributing across generations.
Looking down on an entire community ignores history and facts.
Respect grows when we acknowledge contributions.
Division grows when we erase them.
🇺🇸 Opportunity matters
🌍 Talent is universal
🤝 Dignity is non-negotiable