USA soccer directory
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From professional clubs to the league down the road. Discover men’s and women’s soccer, open a club listing, and find your next place to play or watch.
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Gainbridge Super League is the USL’s Division I professional women’s competition. The league adopted its current name for the 2025/26 season.
Major League Soccer is a men’s Division I professional league with clubs in the United States and Canada. Its season brings together Eastern and Western Conference teams.
MLS NEXT Pro brings together independent clubs and MLS-affiliated development teams in a men’s Division III professional competition.
The National Women’s Soccer League is a Division I professional women’s league in the United States.
The USL Championship is the men’s Division II professional competition in the United Soccer League system.
USL League One is a men’s Division III professional league in the United Soccer League system.
The APSL organizes regional conferences with local schedules and league tables. Its 2026/27 competition includes New England, metropolitan New York, Mid-Atlantic and other regional branches.
The National Premier Soccer League is a men’s national amateur competition organized into regional conferences. Its clubs combine local league play with pathways into national amateur competition.
NISA Nation is an amateur competition for independent clubs. Its official site publishes year-round matches, results and development opportunities.
NPSL Regional League is organized locally under a national NPSL structure. It was introduced for Spring 2026 as a development route beneath the league’s own Tier 1 competition.
The League for Clubs connects independent men’s clubs in a national amateur soccer competition.
The United Premier Soccer League operates men’s and women’s soccer programs. Its men’s structure includes Premier, Division 1 and Division 2, with regional competitions and separate spring and fall seasons.
United Women’s Soccer is a women’s amateur competition with Great Lakes, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, Northeast and West conferences. The league includes first teams and separately registered development sides.
UPSL Division 1 is part of the United Premier Soccer League’s amateur structure. Regional team directories and official standings provide the starting point for season membership.
UPSL Division 2 is an amateur competition within the United Premier Soccer League. Its division number describes the UPSL structure rather than a U.S. Soccer professional sanction.
The UPSL Premier Division organizes teams in regional conferences across the country. It sits within the UPSL’s own structure alongside Division 1 and Division 2.
USL League Two is a men’s pre-professional competition organized into regional conferences and divisions. Its published 2026 alignment lists 158 clubs in 20 divisions.
The USL W League is a women’s pre-professional competition in the United Soccer League system. Its clubs provide local routes into the women’s game across the country.
UWS League Two is the development competition within United Women’s Soccer. Its teams form a separate membership cohort from the main UWS competition.
The WPSL is a women’s amateur league with clubs organized across West, East, South and Central regions. Its team pages connect the national competition to local clubs.
WPSL Division II is a women’s amateur competition with regional conferences and reserve-team opportunities. Division II is the league’s own designation, not a professional division sanction.
American Premier League brings together competitive clubs in the Washington metropolitan area. Its official site separates the Fall 2026 schedule, standings and statistics.
Arizona Premier League is a regional branch of the Southwest Premier League structure, with its own team, schedule and table pages.
Bay State Soccer League is an adult amateur competition based in Boston with four local divisions, team information and a league cup.
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