In association with the US Adult Soccer Association, NCASA teams are eligible to participate in tournaments across Region III and around the country.  USASA hosts three competitive and recreational cups.

  Coed Cup

The United States Adult Soccer Association, USASA, established the Coed Cup in 1999 to provide a high level competition for the coed soccer players in the United States. There are two divisions, an Open division and an Over 30 division. Teams participating in the annual event represent the four regions of Adult soccer in the U.S.

Teams are allowed to have 25 registered players on their roster for each game. Each division winner receives the national championship trophy and $750 prize money. The runner-up receives a trophy and $250 prize money.

The entry fee to the national championship is $300 plus a $500 bond that are both payable at time of entry. The $500 bond is refunded, subject to the team meeting all of their obligations to the event.

The inaugural Coed Championship was held in late September 1999 in League City, Texas at the Sportsplex Soccer fields. The site was also host to the second annual event in September 2000. The third year’s event, 2001, was held in Plano, Texas, hosted by North Texas . The 2002 championship event, the fourth annual, was held at the Hampton Road Soccer Complex in Virginia Beach, Virginia during late August 2002.

  National Cups

The National Cup Competition is the oldest and most prestigious soccer tournament in the United States for any person who is a member of a team playing in a league of four or more teams affiliated with the United States Soccer Federation and the United States Amateur Soccer Association.

The competition began in 1914 for the Men's Open Cup. In 1923, the Men's Amateur Cup was added, In 1980 the Women's Amateur and Over 30 Cups were begun

Each year, some 250 teams across the United States participate in the National Cup Competition. 250 Teams! Of these, only 8 teams will become a National Champion in one of the 8 following divisions: 

Learn how to qualify in North Carolina.

  Veteran's Cup

The Veteran's Cup was established by the USASA in 1998 to provide high-level competition for both male and female veteran soccer players. The tournament is divided into fourteen divisions: