Northwest Premier League State and local associations operate leagues under the umbrella of the USASA. The national organization is split into four regions:
Region I [7]
Connecticut State Soccer Association[8] Delaware Soccer Association[9] Maryland State Soccer Association[10] Mass Adult State Soccer[11] New Hampshire Soccer Association[12] New Jersey Soccer Association[13] Eastern New York State Soccer Association[14] Western New York Soccer Association[15] Eastern Pennsylvania Soccer Association[16] PA West[17] Rhode Island Soccer Association[18] Vermont State Soccer Association[19] Metropolitan DC-Virginia Soccer Association[20] West Virginia Soccer Association[21] Region II[22]
Illinois State Soccer Association[23] Indiana Soccer[24] Iowa Soccer[25] Kansas Soccer Association[26] Kentucky Soccer Association[27] Michigan Soccer Association[28] Minnesota Soccer Association[29] Missouri Soccer Association[30] Nebraska State Soccer[31] North Dakota Soccer Association[32] Ohio Soccer Assoc. — North[33] Southern Ohio Adult Soccer Association[34] South Dakota Adult Soccer Association[35] Wisconsin Soccer Leagues[36] Region III[37]
Alabama Soccer Association[38] Arkansas Soccer Association[39] Florida Adult Soccer Association[40] Georgia Soccer[41] Louisiana Soccer Association[42] Mississippi Soccer Association[43] North Carolina Adult Soccer Association[44] Oklahoma Soccer Association[45] South Carolina Amateur Soccer Association[46] Tennessee Soccer[47] Texas North Soccer[48] Texas State Soccer Association — South[49] 'Region IV[50]
Alaska Adult Soccer Association[51] Arizona State Soccer Association[52] California Soccer Association North[53] California South[54] Colorado Soccer[55] Hawaii Soccer Association[56] Idaho State Soccer Association[57] Montana State Soccer Association[58] Nevada State Soccer Association New Mexico State Soccer Association[59] Oregon Adult Soccer Association[60] Utah Adult Soccer[61] Washington State Adult Soccer Association[62] Wyoming Soccer[63]
Affiliated Amateur Adult Leagues [ edit ] The USASA National Amateur Cup [ edit ] The National Amateur Cup is the most prestigious and longest running tournament for all of amateur soccer in the entire country, crowning its first champion, Fleisher Yarn in 1924.[64]
To qualify for the national tournament a team must win their respective regional cup. The winner of this tournament is awarded the Fritz Marth Amateur Cup.[65] In addition to the trophy the winner of the National Amateur Cup is awarded an entry into both the Hank Steinbrecher Cup, and the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup ,[64] which has been in existence since 1914.[66]
Hank Steinbrecher Cup [ edit ] In 2013, USASA began a competition to pit the champions of the different men's amateur competitions (USASA National Amateur Cup , National Premier Soccer League , USL League Two and defending Hank Steinbrecher Cup holder) against each other for the title of "Champions of Champions"[67]
The Adult Soccer Fest [ edit ] Established in 1998,[77] the Adult Soccer Fest is formally known as the Veteran's Cup and is a 5–day event sponsored by USASA for teams with players 30 years and older. Matches for Over–30 teams to Over–70 mens are played in an 11 v 11 format, while Over–70 women and Over–75 teams play in an 7 v 7 format.[78]
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