Amanda Vandervort will end her five-year tenure as the USL Super League president on Friday “to pursue other opportunities.” She served as the league’s top executive since its creation and oversaw its 2024 launch as a U.S. Soccer-sanctioned Division I league. The eight-team league — the Spokane Zephyr folded at the end of its second season in May — is two weeks into its fall season.

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