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National Premier Soccer League
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Country United States
Confederation U.S. Soccer
Founded 2003; 22 years ago (2003)
Divisions 14 conferences in 4 regions
Number of teams 92
Domestic cup(s) U.S. Open Cup
Current champions FC Motown (1st title)
Most championships Miami FC (2 titles)
TV partners Eleven Sports
Website NPSL website
2022 NPSL season

The National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) is an American men's soccer league. The NPSL is a semi-professional league, comprising some teams that have paid players and some that are entirely amateur. The league is officially affiliated to the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA) and has automatic qualification for the U.S. Open Cup. It is the successor of the Men's Premier Soccer League, a regional league originally based in the Western United States, which has now expanded nationwide to encompass teams from 29 states. The league's motto is "A National League with a Regional Focus".

Competition format

The National Premier Soccer League is divided into four separate regions (Northeast, South, Midwest, and West). Each region is divided into conferences with a varying number of teams per conference. The regular season runs from May to July with the exception of the West Region that has historically started in late March or early April.[1]

The NPSL currently has automatic berths in the U.S. Open Cup where they gain eligibility towards the CONCACAF Champions League.

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NPSL logo 2005–2015

History

The National Premier Soccer League began in 2003 as the Men's Premier Soccer League (MPSL) initially as an offshoot of the Women's Premier Soccer League, and marked the first instance of a women's soccer league spawning a men's league. The league's first two champions were the Arizona Sahuaros, who had defected to the MPSL from the USL D-3 Pro League, and the Utah Salt Ratz.

The league expanded into the Midwest in 2005 with the addition of several new teams and a new conference, and changed its name to National Premier Soccer League to reflect its new national footprint; a team from the expansion conference – Detroit Arsenal – won the league in its first year after its eastward expansion. The NPSL expanded further in 2007 with the addition of a new Northeast Conference and five new teams from the eastern United States. The first team from the East to win the national NPSL title was the Pennsylvania Stoners in 2008. The league has since continued to expand, adding more teams throughout the entirety of the country.

Since its inception, the league has managed to place at least one team actively playing under its banner into U.S. Open Cup competition. Though the showing of the NPSL in US Open Cup play was typically only one or two teams in its first six years, the 2009 and 2010 cups have seen four and three, respectively, NPSL teams in each tournament. The recent success of the NPSL in USASA qualifying has encouraged a movement by which the league could have automatic berths in the final tournament.[2] The furthest a team from the NPSL has reached in the US Open Cup during the professional era (1997 and onward after the entry of MLS teams) has been the third round. However, the Brooklyn Italians have won the US Open Cup outright before the existence of either MLS or the NPSL.

Although no team has ever won the league twice, the Miami FC camp has won the championship twice as a club. Its reserve team (Miami FC 2) won the 2018 title, and its first team (Miami FC) won the 2019 championship.

Status

Officially the USSF does not recognize formal levels of the soccer pyramid below the professional 3rd tier. The USSF does not officially recognize distinctions between amateur soccer leagues in the United States. However, the USASA sanctions affiliated, but separately run, national leagues that are recognized in practical terms as playing at a higher level than the USASA state association leagues; for example, they receive automatic berths to the US Open Cup.

The National Premier Soccer League attracts top amateur talent from around the United States. NPSL does not have any age limits or restrictions, thus incorporating both college players and former professional players alike.

Organization

The NPSL is organized in a mostly decentralized structure and is managed as a team-run league. Each year the member clubs help elect a chairman, treasurer, and secretary and an eight-member board of directors. Each team is individually owned and operated, and is responsible for maintaining league minimum standards. New teams seeking membership into the NPSL are subject to approval from an executive committee of existing team owners. Member clubs have the right to make localized decisions for their respective markets, conferences, and regions based on what they believe is best for their particular region. Each conference is managed by the individual member clubs and elects a conference commission each year.

The current chairman is Kenny Farrell of the New Orleans Jesters.[3]

The costs to join the league as of 2016 are reported to be a one-time $15,000 franchise fee and a $5,250 annual league fee.[4] The low entry fee compared to USL League Two's of $50,000 has made the league an attractive alternative to teams looking to compete at the highest level of amateur play.

The league requires that all teams play in stadiums with at least 500 seats, a scoreboard, and locker rooms with showers for both teams and officials. The home team is also responsible for providing water and food for the visiting team, ensuring there is a trainer or doctor on-site for the match, and paying the referees fees at the end of each game.

Sponsorship and partnerships

Mitre Sports International provided the official ball for the NPSL starting in 2014. Global Scarves began providing custom soccer scarves throughout the league, and worked with the NPSL on various events and contests to increase awareness and fervor throughout the 2014 NPSL season. Renegade GK, hummel, MyCujoo, Passage, Carbon Athletics, GCG Sports, Activate Canopy, and HomeLight are all listed as current business partners (2021).[5]

Teams

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See also: National Premier Soccer League membership timeline

Current teams

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Team City Stadium Founded First NPSL Season Head coach
East Region
North Atlantic Conference
Cedar Stars FC Middletown, New York Faller Field 2021 2022
Hartford City FC Hartford, Connecticut Trinity Health Stadium 2015 2017 United States Nick Balistierri
Kingston Stockade FC Kingston, New York Dietz Stadium 2015 2016 United States Jamal Lis-Simmons
New York Shockers Albany, New York Afrim's Sports Park 2021 2021 United States Matt Esposito
Syracuse FC Syracuse, New York David W. Murphy Field 2017 2017 United States Matt Tantalo
Valeo FC Newton, Massachusetts Solomon Schechter Day School 2008 2020 United States Corlton Simmond
Keystone Conference
Atlantic City FC Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey Silver Eagle Stadium 2017 2018 Wales Kristian O'Leary
Electric City Shock Scranton, Pennsylvania Fitzpatrick Field 2013 2014 United States James Bell
Hershey FC Hershey, Pennsylvania Hershey High School Stadium 2013 2013 United States Dustin Bixler
Jackson Lions FC Toms River, New Jersey Donovan Catholic High School 2014 2022
FC Monmouth Red Bank, New Jersey Count Basie Park 2017 2018 United Kingdom John Killick
FC Motown Madison, New Jersey Ranger Stadium 2012 2013 United States Šaćir Hot
Pennsylvania Classics Manheim, Pennsylvania Spooky Nook Sports Lancaster 2004 2022
Philadelphia Lone Star FC Philadelphia, Pennsylvania South Philadelphia Athletic Super Site 2001 2012 Sierra Leone Fatoma Turay
Philadelphia Ukrainian Nationals Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ukrainian American Sport Center 1950 2022
Torch FC Perkasie, Pennsylvania Pennridge High School Stadium 2010 2011 United States Daniel Byrd
West Chester United SC West Chester, Pennsylvania Ciccarone Field 1976 2017 United States Blaise Santangelo
Mid-Atlantic Conference
Alexandria Reds Alexandria, Virginia Limerick Field 1970 2022
First State FC Wilmington, Delaware Abessinio Stadium 2019 2020 Ghana Chibsah Faisal
FC Frederick Frederick, Maryland Thomas Athletic Field 1986 2015 Scotland Chris Spinks
Grove Soccer United Glen Allen, Virginia Deep Run High School 2021 2022
Northern Virginia United FC Leesburg, Virginia Cropp Metcalfe Park at Evergreen Sportsplex 2018 2018 Scotland Brian Welsh
Virginia Beach City FC Norfolk, Virginia Powhatan Field 2013 2014 Belgium Stéphane Thys
Southeast Conference
Apotheos FC Kennesaw, Georgia North Cobb Christian School 2021 2022
Appalachian FC Boone, North Carolina Ted Mackorell Soccer Complex 2020 2021 United States Dale Parker
Georgia Revolution FC McDonough, Georgia Warhawk Stadium 2010 2011 England Ricky Davey
Georgia Storm FC Carrollton, Georgia University of West Georgia Soccer Field 2020 2021 United States Joshua Bivens
LSA Athletico Lanier[6] Gainesville, Georgia Allen Creek Soccer Complex 2020 2020
North Alabama SC[7] Huntsville, Alabama John Hunt Park 2008 2020
South Region
Gulf Coast Conference
AFC Mobile Mobile, Alabama Archbishop Lipscomb Athletic Complex 2015 2020 United States Steve Wieczorek
Florida Roots FC[8] Panama City, Florida Tommy Oliver Stadium 2018 2021
Jacksonville Armada U-23 Jacksonville, Florida Patton Park 2010 2016 Croatia Tommy Križanović
New Orleans Jesters New Orleans, Louisiana Pan American Stadium 2003 2013 Republic of Ireland Kenny Farrell
Pensacola FC Pensacola, Florida Ashton Brosnaham Stadium 2013 2020 Trinidad and Tobago Dean Logan
Southern States SC[9] Hattiesburg, Mississippi The Oakes Training Center 2015 2021 England Carl Reynolds
Tallahassee SC Tallahassee, Florida Gene Cox Stadium 2018 2020 United States Josh Bruno
Sunshine Conference
Central Florida Panthers SC Winter Park, Florida Showalter Field 2019 2019 United States Tom Traxler
Magia FC Miami Gardens, Florida Monsignor Pace High School 2018 2022
Miami Beach CF Miami Beach, Florida Flamingo Park 2022 2022 Italy Francesco Esposito
Miami Dutch Lions FC Olympia Heights, Florida Tropical Park Stadium 2019 2020 United States Robert Stoutenburg
Miami United FC North Miami Beach, Florida North Miami Athletic Stadium 2012 2013 Italy Ferdinando De Matthaeis
Naples United FC Naples, Florida Fleischmann Park 2017 2017 Vicente Sandoval
Heartland Conference
Arkansas Wolves FC[10] Little Rock, Arkansas Scott Field 2018 2021 South Africa Sabello Lwongwane
Club Atletico Saint Louis St. Louis, Missouri Creve Coure Soccer Complex 2016 2022 United States Ricardo Garza
Demize NPSL Springfield, Missouri Cooper Stadium 2014 2014 England Matthew Caley
OKC 1889 FC[11] Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Tom Thompson Field 2017 2021 England Niall Burley
Reign FK[12] Bartlesville, Oklahoma OKWU Soccer Complex 2019 2021 United States Walter Hubbard
Sunflower State FC Overland Park, Kansas Mill Valley High School Field 2020 2022 United States Nick McDonald
Tulsa Athletic[13] Tulsa, Oklahoma Veterans Park 2013 2013 United States Levi Coleman
Lone Star Conference
Austin United FC Round Rock, Texas Round Rock Multipurpose Sports Complex 2017 2020
FC Brownsville Brownsville, Texas Brownsville Sports Park 2018 2018
CF10 Houston FC Katy, Texas British International School of Houston 2017 2018
Corinthians FC of San Antonio San Antonio, Texas Wheatley Heights Sports Complex 2009 2022
Coyotes FC Temple, Texas Woodson Field 2018 2020 Mexico Ruben Galvan
Denton Diablos FC Denton, Texas North Texas Soccer and Track & Field Stadium 2018 2019 Mexico Ramon Raya
Fort Worth Vaqueros FC Fort Worth, Texas W.O. Barnes Memorial Stadium 2014 2014 United States Tony Merola
Irving FC[14] Irving, Texas Joe and Ralph Ellis Stadium 2018 2021
Laredo Heat SC Laredo, Texas Texas A&M International University Soccer Complex 2004 2018 United States John Powell
Lubbock Matadors Lubbock, Texas Lowrey Field 2021 2022 United States Paul Gilbert
Midwest Region
Rust Belt Conference
Akron City FC Akron, Ohio Green Street Stadium 2021 2022 United States Kia Zolgharnain
FC Buffalo Buffalo, New York All-High Stadium 2009 2010 England Ryan "Ozzy" Osborne
Cleveland SC Berea, Ohio George Finnie Stadium 2018 2018 Romania Vlad Muresan
Erie Commodores FC Erie, Pennsylvania Erie Sports Center 2009 2009 Scotland Dale White
Pittsburgh Hotspurs Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania The Ellis School 2019 2019 England Tom Campbell
Great Lakes Conference
Carpathia FC Sterling Heights, Michigan Avondale High School 1952 2020 United States Joey Tinnion
FC Columbus Grandview Heights, Ohio Anderson Field 2018 2018 United States Jamaica Maziya Chete
FC Milwaukee Torrent Wauwatosa, Wisconsin Hart Park 2015 2016 United States Steve Provan
Muskegon Risers Muskegon, Michigan Kehren Stadium 2014 2020
Panathinaikos Chicago Palatine, Illinois Harper College 2019 2021 Argentina Trevor McGrann
North Conference
Dakota Fusion FC Fargo, North Dakota Jim Gotta Stadium 2015 2017 United States Jon Melendez
Duluth FC Duluth, Minnesota Public Schools Stadium 2015 2017 Northern Ireland Sean Morgan
Joy St. Louis Park[15] St. Louis Park, Minnesota Oriole Stadium 2021 2021 United States Arinze Ezirike
LC Aris FC La Crosse, Wisconsin Logan High School 2009 2009 Greece Greg Saliaras
Med City FC Rochester, Minnesota Rochester Regional Sports Center 2016 2017 Canada Neil Cassidy
Minneapolis City SC Minneapolis, Minnesota Edor Nelson Field 2015 2017 United States Matt vanBenschoten
Minnesota TwinStars FC Brooklyn Park, Minnesota Park Center Senior High School 1997 2022
Sioux Falls Thunder FC Sioux Falls, South Dakota Harrisburg High School 2016 2016
West Region
Golden Gate Conference
Academica SC Turlock, California Academica Field 1972 2018 Portugal Sergio Sousa
Contra Costa FC[16] Walnut Creek, California Mount Diablo High School 2015 2021 United States Christian Castillo
El Farolito SC San Francisco, California Boxer Stadium 1985 2018 United States Santiago Lopez
FC Davis Davis, California Playfields Sports Park 2017 2018 United States Kris Hall
Napa Valley 1839 FC Napa, California Dodd Stadium 2016 2017 England Mark Corbett
Oakland SC Oakland, California Oakland Tech 1974 2022
Oakland Stompers Oakland, California Raimondi Park 2009 2021
Sacramento Gold FC Sacramento, California Capital Christian Stadium 2009 2010 Mexico Ruben Mora Jr.
Sonoma County Sol Petaluma, California Petaluma Community Sports Fields 2004 2005 United States Vinny Cortezzo
Pacific Conference
FC Arizona Gilbert, Arizona Campo Verde High School 2016 2017 England Dave Rogers
Crossfire Redmond Bellevue, Washington Courter Field 2018 2019 England Bernie James
International Portland Select FC Vancouver, Washington Kiggins Bowl 2012 2014 Mexico Sergio Medel
Las Vegas Legends Las Vegas, Nevada Peter Johann Memorial Field 2012 2020 Mexico Juan Carlos García
OSA Seattle FC Burien, Washington Highline High School 2015 2015 United States Juan Pablo Murillo
SC Brave Lions Glendale, California Glendale Community College 2021 2022 Armenia Artur Aghasyan

Expansion

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Year No. of
teams		 Teams
added		 Teams
departed
2003 6
2004 10 5 1
2005 13 7 4
2006 18 5 0
2007 22 12 8
2008 25 12 9
2009 27 12 10
2010 31 12 8
2011 37 13 7
2012 46 13 5
2013 57 20 9
2014 77 31 11
2015 68 12 21
2016 84 23 7
2017 96 30 18
2018 98 18 16
2019 91 11 19
2020 94 22 19
2021 90 15 19

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Locations of NPSL clubs for 2017. Blue = Northeast Region clubs, Yellow = South Region clubs, Green = Midwest Region clubs, Red = West Region clubs

Rivalries

Many NPSL teams have rivalries given the close geography of the teams throughout the league. The most notable rivalry was the Rust Belt Derby contested between Detroit City FC, AFC Cleveland, and FC Buffalo. The name refers to the teams' shared region, the Rust Belt.[17] Another intense rivalry existed between the San Diego Flash and San Diego Boca/Force FC, which were crosstown rivals in San Diego. Until the 2013 sale and rebranding of Force FC from Boca FC, the ownership groups of the two clubs were previously partners in the original San Diego Flash club of the A-League that competed from 1998 to 2001.[18]

Derby name Most wins Titles Other club(s) Recent winner
Cheese Barn Derby[19] Split 2 (2018,[lower-alpha 1] 2019) Cleveland SC, FC Columbus Split (2019)[lower-alpha 2]
Chisolm Trail Clásico[20] Fort Worth Vaqueros 1 (2019) Denton Diablos FC Fort Worth Vaqueros (2019)
Erie County Derby[21] Erie Commodores FC 8 (2009–14, 2018, 2022) FC Buffalo (6) Erie Commodores FC (2022)
Kildare's Cup[22] West Chester United SC 3 (2017–19) Philadelphia Lone Star FC West Chester United SC (2019)
Portland Derby[23] PDX FC 2 (2018, 2019) International Portland Select FC (1) PDX FC (2019)
Riverside Derby[24] Club Xolos USA U-23 4 (2015–18) Temecula FC (1) Temecula FC (2019)
Trinity River Cup[25][lower-alpha 3] Dallas City FC 4 (2014–17) Fort Worth Vaqueros (1) Fort Worth Vaqueros (2019)
Wine Country Derby[26] Sonoma County Sol 2 (2017, 2018) Napa Valley 1839 FC (1) Napa Valley 1839 FC (2019)
The Wooden Shoe[27] Split 2 (2019, 2021) Hartford City FC, Kingston Stockade Hartford City FC (2022)
Former derbies
Everglades Cup[28] Miami United 2 (2013, 2014) Cape Coral Hurricanes Miami United (2014)
Gulf Coast Cup[29] Tampa Marauders 1 (2014) Cape Coral Hurricanes Tampa Marauders (2014)
Red River Cup[30][lower-alpha 4] Tulsa Athletic 1 (2014) Fort Worth Vaqueros, Liverpool Warriors, Oklahoma City FC Tulsa Athletic (2014)
Louisiana Cup[32] New Orleans Jesters 1 (2016) Shreveport Rafters FC New Orleans Jesters (2016)
Rust Belt Derby Detroit City FC 6 (2013–16, 2020, 2021) AFC Cleveland (1), FC Buffalo, Cleveland SC Detroit City FC (2021)
San Diego Derby[33][lower-alpha 5] San Diego Flash 3 (2011–13) Albion SC Pros (1), North County Battalion, San Diego Boca FC Albion SC Pros (2016)
I-40 Cup[34] Tied 1 each (2016, 2017) Little Rock Rangers (1), Memphis City FC (1) Memphis City FC (2017)
Alameda County Derby[35] CD Aguiluchos USA 2 (2016, 2017) East Bay FC Stompers Split (2018)[lower-alpha 6]
Green Line Derby[36] Minneapolis City SC 2 (2017, 2018) Viejos son los Trapos FC (St Paul) Minneapolis City SC (2018)
I-91 Derby[37] Hartford City FC 2 (2017, 2018) Elm City Express Hartford City FC (2018)
Georgia Derby[38][lower-alpha 7][lower-alpha 8] Atlanta SC 6 (2014–19) Georgia Revolution FC (1) Atlanta SC (2019)
Volunteer Shield Chattanooga FC 5 (2014–16, 2018, 2019) Knoxville Force (1), Inter Nashville FC, Nashville FC, Memphis City FC Chattanooga FC (2019)

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NPSL Members Cup

The NPSL Members Cup, originally called the NPSL Founders Cup, was a competition that ran from August to October 2019. It was initially intended to lead to a new professional league beginning play in the spring of 2020.[39] However, following the departure of numerous previously announced teams and issues in launching the professional league the tournament was altered.

Detroit City FC won the cup on October 16, 2019, when the team defeated Michigan Stars FC, 1–0, in the penultimate game of the tournament.[40][41]

Records and champions

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Season Winner Score Runner-up
2003 Arizona Sahuaros 2–1 (a.e.t.) Utah Salt Ratz
2004 Utah Salt Ratz 4–2 Arizona Sahuaros
2005 Detroit Arsenal 1–0 Sonoma County Sol
2006 Sacramento Knights 2–1 Princeton 56ers
2007 Southern California Fusion 1–0 Queen City FC
2008 Pennsylvania Stoners 3–0 Minnesota Twin Stars
2009 Sonoma County Sol 2–1 Erie Admirals SC
2010 Sacramento Gold 3–1 Chattanooga FC
2011 Jacksonville United 3–2 Hollywood United Hitmen
2012 FC Sonic 1–0 Chattanooga FC
2013 RVA Football Club 2–0 Sonoma County Sol
2014 New York Red Bulls U-23 3–1 Chattanooga FC
2015 New York Cosmos B 3–2 (a.e.t.) Chattanooga FC
2016 AFC Cleveland 4–2 Sonoma County Sol
2017 Elm City Express 5–0 Midland-Odessa FC
2018 Miami FC 2 3–1 FC Motown
2019 Miami FC 3–1 New York Cosmos B
2020 Season cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[42]
2021 Denton Diablos FC 5–2 Tulsa Athletic
2022 FC Motown 4-3 Crossfire Redmond

Awards

NPSL Golden Boot

NPSL Golden Boot
Season Player Club Goals Ref.
2015 Portugal Miguel Herlein New York Cosmos B 16 [43]
England Simon Rawnsley Aguiluchos USA 16 [43]
2016 Liberia Nana Addai Rhode Island Reds 18 [44]
England Simon Rawnsley Aguiluchos USA 18 [44]
2017 United States Alessandro Canale Orange County FC 18 [45]
Jamaica Amani Walker Albion SC Pros 18 [45]
2018 Mexico Omar Nuño Sonoma County Sol 20 [46]
2019 Mexico César Mexia FC Arizona 18 [47]
2020 none awarded due to COVID-19
2021 United States Sidney Warren Duluth FC 16 [48]

NPSL Young Player of the Year

Back-office

Executive committee[49]

NPSL board of directors[49]

NPSL leadership staff[49]

  • Cindy Spera - managing director
  • Gary Moody - media relations
  • Paul Scott - director of officials
  • Dina Case - director of membership development[50]
  • Robin Shacket - director of operations and club services
  • Jeff Pejsa - brand manager

eSports

In April 2020, the NPSL launched a competitive gaming competition to promote the growth of the league in new areas.[51] The league hopes to "bring its community members together for friendly competition on a virtual pitch". The first nine clubs to formally join the new eSports league were Atlantic City FC, Central Florida Panthers SC, Denton Diablos FC, Duluth FC, Fort Worth Vaqueros, FC Milwaukee Torrent, Muskegon Risers, Gate City FC, and Ozark FC.

The league partnered with Virtual Pro Gaming to assist in operations of the league. Clubs will play full 11 v 11 in pro clubs mode, on FIFA, EA Sports video game.[52][53]

Notes

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References

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External links

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