US Youth Soccer State Championships are held in each of the 55 US Youth Soccer member state associations, some in the fall, but most throughout the spring. Champions in the Under 13 through Under 19 age divisions advance to represent their state association at their respective regional championships, where an invitation to the US Youth Soccer National Championships is on the line.

The US Youth Soccer National Championship Series provides approximately 185,000 players on 10,000 teams from US Youth Soccer’s 55 State Associations the opportunity to showcase their soccer skills against the best competition in the nation. The finals are a culmination of a year-long series of competitions at the state and regional levels. Each summer US Youth Soccer crowns a boys and girls national champion in the u14 through u19 age divisions.

The US Youth Soccer National Championships serves as the crown jewel of competitive youth soccer as the nation’s top 48 youth soccer teams compete for the US Youth Soccer National Championship title.

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This annual tournament decides which teams are Division II state champions and will represent Alabama in the USYSA Regional III President’s Cup. Each State Association in Region III advances their DII Championship teams to the Regional Competition. The President’s Cup Regionals are for Boys and Girls, U13-U17. Teams winning the Region III President’s Cup will be eligible to attend the President’s Cup Nationals!

President’s Cup
Winners of the DII State Cup tournament ages U13-U17 are eligible to participate in the President’s Cup tournament (no U18 division). This tournament is the equivalent to the Division I Regionals. Lots of fun and each winner of the DII State Cup will participate! Please mark on your calendar the dates.
 

US Youth Soccer Region III (South) Presidents Cup | Decatur, ALabama

June 6-9, 2013

June 12-15, 2014

This is a statewide annual tournament for teams registered as Division III. To be eligible for ASA Governor’s Cup play, a team must be comprised of properly registered and rostered youth players and the team and its affiliated organization be good standing with ASA. The team must be registered as a Division III (Recreation) team or have the approval of the Tournament Committee.

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