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Men edit
The top tier in the United States is Major League Soccer. Under that would be the United Soccer Leagues First and Second divisions. The USL Second Division is the lowest level of professional soccer in the United States. Starting at level 4, the leagues become regional. The USL Premier Development League is made of teams in various regional divisions (grouped into 4 regional conferences) across the contiguous United States, the National Premier Soccer League has five regional conferences of teams from all over the United States, and the Pacific Coast Soccer League includes teams from Washington state (and had previously included teams in Oregon). The United States Adult Soccer Association is made of numerous regional soccer leagues and is the lowest level of the pyramid.
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Major League Soccer | |||
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2 |
United Soccer Leagues First Division | |||
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3 |
United Soccer Leagues Second Division | |||
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4 |
United Soccer Leagues Premier Development League |
National Premier Soccer League |
Pacific Coast Soccer League | |
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5 |
Champions league soccer |
Mid-Atlantic Soccer Showcase League |
top level leagues in the 55 State Associations |
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5+ |
various lower level leagues in the 55 State Associations | |||
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Youth |
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USL-1, USL-2, and USL-PDL are run by the USL though the PDL does follow USASA rules.
Is the PCSL even recognized by the USSF? Or is it under the aegis of the Canadian Association?
The CSL and MSSL are USASA Region I regional leagues and their placement directly under the PDL and NPSL are not meant to imply any connection between the two, I just don't know how to format it any differently. However the NPSL does follow USASA rules and is technically part of the USASA as a National League (though tecnically the PDL is also a "USASA National League") but is of an independent structure outside of the 4 Regions and 55 State Associations of the rest of the USASA.
Similarily, the State Associations are not connected to the PCSL, but are also under the Aegis of the USASA.
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CCL Qualifying edit
Remaining teams edit
Northern Zone edit
Winner and Runner-up of the Mexican Clausura 2009†
Winner of the 2010 Canadian Championship
- Teams in contention: 21 clubs
- Next matchdate: January ?
- Final matchate: Canada- ??, Mexico- ??
| Mexican 2009 Clausura Regular Season (2 Qualify)
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| América | Atlante | Atlas | Chiapas |
| Ciudad Juárez | Cruz Azul | Estudiantes Tecos | Guadalajara |
| Monterrey | Morelia | Pachuca | Puebla |
| Querétaro | San Luis | Santos Laguna | Toluca |
| UANL | UNAM | ||
| Nutrilite 2010 Canadian Champion
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| Presumably: | Montreal Impact | Toronto F.C. | Vancouver Whitecaps |
† = If Cruz Azul or Monterrey should qualify, then the spot will go to the team with the next best record over the combined season (Apertura & Clausura)
Central American Qualifying edit
Winner Costa Rican Verano 2010
Winner El Salvadorian Clausura 2010
winner Guatemalan Clausura 2010
winner Honduran Clausura 2010
winner Panamanian Apertura 2010
Belize season winner
Nicaraguan seaon Winner
- Teams in contention: 64 clubs
- Next matchdate: Jan 10th- El Salvador & Nicaragua Clausura's begin.
- Last matchdate: Costa Rica- ?, El Salvador- May ?, Guatemala- ?, Honduras- ?, Panama- ?, Nicaragua- ?
note:*= If Árabe Unido, Brujas, FAS, Marathón, or Municipal should win the respective Clausura's (or Apertura in Árabe Unido's case), then the 2nd spot will go to the team with the best regular season record. For Nicaragua, the team with the better record amongst Walter Ferreti and the Clausura winner will get the spot.
Caribbean Qualifying edit
Top three finishers of the CFU Club Championship 2010
- Current Stage: yet to start