This is a congratulatory resolution from the Vermont Senate honoring the Vermont Green Football Club for winning the United Soccer League Two National Championship. On August 2, 2025, the team defeated Seattle's Ballard Football Club 2-1 in the championship game, completing an undefeated season with 24 straight wins. This is a big deal for Vermont because it's the second year in a row that a Vermont-based soccer team has won a national championship, and the team earned the nickname "The Invincibles" for their perfect record.

What makes this achievement even more impressive is that Vermont Green FC only joined the USL League Two in 2022, so they've climbed to the top very quickly. Several players on the team also played for the University of Vermont's NCAA Division I championship team in 2024, including Maximilian Kissel, who scored the winning goal in both the college championship and this professional championship game. The resolution recognizes the hard work of all the players, coaches, and staff involved, and it officially sends copies of this recognition to the team's head coach Chris Taylor and the three founders of the club. Essentially, this resolution is Vermont's way of saying thank you and congratulations to a team that's put their state on the soccer map.