Which Cup is Right for your Team? 

This is the qualifying cup competition for the US Youth Soccer Far West Regional Championships, which is the first step on the road to US Youth Soccer National Championships. Created for the very top-level level teams that participate in Premier level playing leagues such as CNPC, US Youth Soccer National League, ECNL, GA, NorCal Premier League, or other comparable level Playing League. State Cup is open to any team registered through a Cal North affiliated league. Brackets for boys and girls in the U13, U14, U15, U16, U17, and U18, and U19 age groups are offered.

Created for entry-level to mid-level competitive teams and recommended for teams that play in the Junior Varsity level of Cal North High School Prep League, or at the Copper, Bronze, or less experienced Silver level in any other qualifying Playing League. Qualifying playing leagues include but are not limited to Cal North High School Prep League, CCSL, Cal North District Playing League, NorCal Premier, or other comparable level Playing League. Association Cup offers brackets for boys and girls in the U13, U14, U15, U16, and U19 age groups.

This Cup tournament is designed to introduce teams of all levels to the Cal North Cup Series!The Junior Cup Festival offers different levels of competition for both Recreational and Competitive teams that play in the 9U, 10U,11U, and 12U age groups. This tournament is designed for teams that played in a Cal North or other US Soccer approved playing leagues. Approved playing leagues are leagues affiliated through US Soccer, including but not limited to CCSL, NorCal Premier League, AYSO, SAY Soccer, as well as Cal North District Playing Leagues. Teams are considered for placement in brackets until brackets are filled based on their eligibility and by application date. Revenues minus agreed expenses generated from this event will stay with the host organization. Please reach out to to your districts to see if your district will be holding a Junior Cup.

Your first step in the road to the US Youth Soccer National Championships begins with District Cup! Cal North District Cups are designated district-level qualifier for the Cal North State Cup and the first step on the road to the US Youth Soccer regional and national tournaments. District Cup Champions will advance to State Cup, where they will match up against the other district champions to determine a true State Cup Champion. Cal North District Cups are open to teams registered through a Cal North affiliated member organization that competes in the 2023/2024 season. Teams are considered for placement in brackets based on their eligibility and by application date until brackets are filled. District Cup offers brackets for boys and girls in the 9U, 10U, 11U, 12U, 13U, 14U, 15U, 16U, 17U, 18U and 19U age groups. (*9U, 10U and 11U do not advance to regionals). * In 2023/2024 all teams will be required to play in District Cup to play into State Cup.

Your first step on the road to the US Beach Soccer National Championship! Cal North Soccer Association became the first US Soccer Youth Association to declare a State Championship for beach soccer. Cal North have always been major supporters of the sport and have now decided to take the next step and create a youth beach State Cup! Thousands of teams have participated in the last 18 years, and Santa Cruz, CA will host the fist ever Cal North Beach State Cup. Now the true Cal North Champions will be crowned which will be the first State Championship ever to take place nationally. With that crown they will also qualify for the US Beach Soccer National Championship in San Diego. You don’t want to miss out on this Beach Soccer Historical Moment!

Bringing the hispanic community to celebrate "Mexicaneidad" ! Given the context of the global COVID-19 pandemic and the need to reactivate and strengthen collaboration bridges between the Mexican, Mexican-American and Hispanic communities living in the United States, the sporting event Cinco de Mayo Tournament will take place in collaboration with the Mexican Consulates of Sacramento, San Jose and Fresno. Directed towards the youngest to the veterans in both women's and men's branches, this event will promote the integration of the community and strengthen the traditional celebration of May 5th, which is now known for celebrating "Mexicaneidad".