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.
The National Women’s Soccer League is a Division I professional women’s league in the United States.
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.
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.
BASL organizes adult soccer in Northeast and Southeast Florida with men’s, women’s and coed playing opportunities.
The women’s Cascadia Premier League connects adult amateur teams in the Pacific Northwest through Eastern and Western conference branches.
Colorado Premier League’s women’s competition has its own schedule and standings alongside the league’s men’s divisions.
Greater Pittsburgh Soccer League offers open, coed, women’s U23 and age-group soccer across Western Pennsylvania, with separate small-sided opportunities.
Major Island Soccer Organization runs men’s, women’s, age-group and interisland soccer in Hawaii, alongside separate youth programs.
Michigan Premier Soccer League offers open and women’s competition with season-specific tables and fixtures. Its site also documents an APSL affiliation.
Northern Ohio Soccer League has men’s First and Second divisions, LigaSouth and women’s play. Promotion and relegation apply within its men’s league structure.
Ohio Valley Premier League provides regional men’s and women’s U23+ adult competition through the Great Lakes Alliance and US Club Soccer.
Rochester District Soccer League connects men’s and women’s amateur clubs around Rochester, with open divisions, age-group play, cups and a local history archive.
Southern Idaho Soccer League offers men’s competitive, recreational and age-group play, women’s open and age-group competitions, and coed 7v7 soccer.
California Soccer League offers adult men’s and women’s soccer in San Diego alongside separate youth programs. Adult formats include small-sided and 11v11 games.
DC Premier League organizes adult soccer in Washington, D.C., with three men’s competition sections and a separate women’s branch.
Greater Seattle Soccer League is an adult outdoor soccer organization serving Seattle and nearby communities. It provides seasonal schedules, field information and women’s registration.
Huntsville Adult Soccer League organizes play for adults 18 and older, with Premier, Divisions 1–3, women’s and Over-40 competitions.
IFASA organizes outdoor adult soccer in Idaho Falls for teams from the Snake River Valley. Its 2026 offerings include men’s, women’s and coed competitions.
Triangle Adult Soccer League connects adults to soccer in North Carolina’s Triangle region, including men’s, women’s, coed and age-group competitions.
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