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The United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA) is a national organization and sanctioning body for amateur soccer in the United States. It represents one part of the fifth and lowest tier in the American Soccer Pyramid, alongside US Club Soccer (USCS), and underneath the USL's Premier Development League and the National Premier Soccer League, which are USASA-affiliated but are considered to be at the fourth tier of competition for a variety of historical reasons.

Subcategories

• Associations
• Clubs and Teams
• Leagues

Resources in This Category

• Adirondack Adult Soccer Camp

  http://lakeplacidsoccer.com/Adirondack/home_adirondack.html
  Adult soccer camp offering training soccer skills improvement. New York.

• Chicago World Cup Soccer

  http://cwc.leagueapps.com/
  Annual amateur soccer world-cup tournament between national teams. Illinois.

• Dallas Area Soccer Fields

  http://www.swfarmer.com/
  Directions and maps.

• Nepture Soccer Classic

  http://www.neptunesoccer.com/
  Adult soccer tournament in Virginia Beach, Virginia for men's, women's, and coed teams of all skill levels.

• Oakwood Sports Center

  http://www.oakwoodsoccer.com/
  Indoor soccer facilities offering adult and youth leagues, youth instruction, tournament, special events and soccer store. Locations in Hamden and Glastonbury, Connecticut.

• Orca Sports Promotions

  http://www.orcasports.com/
  6 on 6 soccer tournaments in the sand or grass in Santa Cruz, California.

• Soccer Resort

  http://www.soccerresort.com/
  Offers weekend vacations organized around competitive amateur soccer tournaments in both the United States and internationally. Trips include Hawaii, Las Vegas, New York City, Dublin, London and Costa Rica.

• Unity Cup of Iran

  http://www.unitycupofiran.com/
  This is an annual event in Orange County, California. Roster, schedule, fields, rules and photographs.

 

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