USA soccer directory
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Atlanta District Amateur Soccer League organizes local club competition. Its September 2026 fixtures identify a Division 1 schedule and individual playing venues.
AMSA organizes adult soccer in Austin with an open division ladder from Premier through Division 6 and separate age-group competitions. Promotion and relegation operate inside the local league.
Boston Premier League provides local men’s open soccer in the Boston area. The state association identifies its summer competition and the league maintains a public social page.
Buffalo & District Soccer League has six open competition levels from Premier through 4th Division, plus Over 35 play. Its local season also includes named cup competitions.
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.
Cape Cod Amateur Soccer League is a men’s summer competition in Massachusetts and an affiliated local open league.
Central League SCASA organizes adult soccer in Columbia with 6v6 play across the year and 11v11 competitions in fall and spring.
Central Mass Adult Soccer League publishes team registration and local game schedules. Its league site lists a Fall 2026 season starting September 13.
Charlotte Premier Soccer League has open and age-group competitions, with separate Over 40, Over 50 and Silver sections on its current site.
Cobb Adult Soccer League provides organized local adult soccer, with season registration, schedules, standings and team-management information.
Commonwealth Soccer League organized local soccer in the Fredericksburg area. Its published history includes the Fall 2024 competition.
Connecticut Adult Soccer League organizes Over-40 soccer in Connecticut. Formerly known as CARSL, it provides adult club competition through its own league schedule.
The Cosmopolitan Soccer League serves the New York area with four open divisions, reserve competitions and an Over-40 division. Local divisional standings sit alongside match and venue information.
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.
Houston Football Association runs local adult soccer with schedules, standings, team registration and the HFA Cup.
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.
Liga Premier de Fútbol de Wichita is listed as a soccer competition in Wichita, Kansas.
Metrolina Adult Soccer League provides adult play across skill levels in the Charlotte area, with local league schedules and the Queen City Cup.
Milwaukee Premier League operates under Wisconsin Soccer Leagues, with Majors and First Division competitions for local clubs.
Minnesota Amateur Soccer League operates four men’s divisions in the Twin Cities area, with promotion and relegation inside the league.
Nebraska Men’s Soccer League publishes separate Open and Over-30 tables for Fall 2026, with schedules and team-joining information.
Northern Virginia Adult Soccer Association organizes adult coed play, with seasonal registration, standings and results.
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