Cascadia Premier League

The Cascadia Premier League is a men’s and women’s adult amateur soccer league based in Washington and Oregon with an instituted promotion and relegation system. Cascadia was built on the foundation of the Western Washington Premier League which debuted in 2018.

Cascadia currently features 14 men’s teams and will be adding a third Divison for the 2022 season. The long anticipated debut of the Cascadia Women’s League will also launch in 2022, with a potential of 2 women’a divisions to launch in the Spring.

Eastern Premier Soccer League

• Non-Profit -  Unlike other national leagues, the EPSL is a non-profit 501(c) organization. The EPSL is not set up as a business to make money, rather to serve its Clubs and players.

• Strong Inclusive Governance - The EPSL will be governed by by-laws and an Executive Board composed of elected officers, representatives from member feeder leagues, representation from USASA Region 1, and representation from member clubs.

• Groundbreaking Inter-League Promotion/Relegation - The EPSL fully supports promotion and relegation and puts this into practice with the first ever interleague promotion/relegation in the United States by partnering with two historic elite local soccer leagues that have produced numerous USASA National Champions, US Open Cups, and dramatic US Open Cup runs. All clubs should have an opportunity to advance and play at the highest level based on sporting merit.

Gulf Coast Premier League

The Gulf Coast Premier League (GCPL) serves as the leader in amateur soccer along the gulf coast region of the United States, offering a pathway for players pursuing their competitive careers further and assisting our member clubs to organically grow in their communities. The GCPL is sanctioned by the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA); a member of the United States Soccer Federation (USSF).

The GCPL is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization organized and operated with the ultimate goal of growing soccer and soccer culture in the gulf coast.

Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup
The Lamar U.S. Open Cup is the oldest ongoing national soccer competition in the United States, serving as the only platform in the current US system for amateur and pro clubs to compete together. The prestigious knockout tournament has seen two GCPL clubs qualify in the league’s existence, Motagua New Orleans (2016) and Louisiana Krewe (2020).

Midwest Premier League

The Midwest Premier League is a regional soccer league that will be run by its member teams. The goals of the league are to focus on sustainability, promote high-level competition among clubs, encourage participation in regional and national cup competitions, and support all of our member clubs through sharing of ideas and best practices.

Mountain Premier League

The Mountain Premier League (MPL), was founded in 2017. MPL offers a competitive league format which includes promotion, relegation and plays during the traditional Fall-Spring calendar. In its partnership with the National Independent Soccer Association (NISA) the MPL can offer clubs throughout Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho an opportunity to become professional through sporting merit and proper business practices.

The partnership with NISA allow for the MPL to provide playing opportunities for players 15+.

MPL believes in having a "club over league" mentality. Our clubs help determine all the decisions within our league. We seek relationship with independent clubs within our system, to join in our belief in our core principles of teamwork and sporting meritocracy.

A new day has dawned for adult soccer in the Mountain region

Southwest Premier League

The Southwest Premier League (SWPL), formerly known as SoCal Premier League, was founded in 1976. For decades SoCal Premier has offered a competitive league format which includes promotion, relegation and plays during the traditional Fall-Spring calendar. In its partnership with the National Independent Soccer Association (NISA) the SWPL can offer clubs throughout Arizona, Nevada, San Diego and Southern California an opportunity to become professional through sporting merit and proper business practices.

The partnership with NISA allow for the SWPL to provide playing opportunities for players 15-65+.

SWPL believes in having a "club over league" mentality. Our clubs help determine all the decisions within our league. We have over 100 independent clubs within our system, all of whom believe in our core principles of teamwork and sporting meritocracy.

A new day has dawned for adult soccer in the Southwest