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Adult Competitions

2012 Indiana Soccer AGM

The Indiana Soccer membership is encouraged to attend the Indiana Soccer AGM, generally held within the first 3 months of each calendar year. Notice of the particular time and place of the Indiana Soccer Annual General Meeting will be sent to each club president by mail at least 30 days prior to the event. Workshops will be held for both youth and adult programs. Click here for more details.

For 2012, the Indiana Soccer Annual General Meeting
will be held February 24-26th at the
Renaissance North Hotel
11925 North Meridian Street
Carmel, Indiana

Indiana Adult Leagues

Northwest Indiana Women's League                            Valerie Pflum
Northwest Old Boys League                                        Dennis Gould
Central Indiana Women's Soccer League               Jody Toth
Central Indiana Adult Soccer League                      Jason Sherman
Ft Wayne Adult Soccer League                                John Bellio
Latino Americana Sport Club (Fort Wayne)                 Birdie Trevino
Premier Soccer League (Goshen)                                 Gamal Hernandez
Lafayette Soccer League                                             Tony Ku
International Soccer League (Indy)                             Felix Franco

2011 Indiana Adult State Cup

Congratulations to UPTOWN FC - State Champs Mens Open Division

2012 Indiana Adult State Cup Information:

Men's Open, Men's U23, Men's Over30, Women's Open Divisions
Any League team may apply - no longer restricted to league champions.
Single elimination format.
Applications due May 15, 2012
Roster Freeze June 1, 2012
Cost - $260 payable by credit card during application, or mail in check.
Fees due with application (fees collected will cover referees and field rental)
Statewide competition, travel to games may be required.
Preliminary games may be scheduled in May and early June to accomodate team location and availability.
Games will be played June 9-10, 2011 (subject to change) - Location TBD.
Champions will receive berth to the Region II Tournament of Champions.
Questions - please contact tournament director: Angel Hall

2012 Region II and National Adult Cups Competition

The National Adult Cups 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 Adult 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 Cups Competition.

In order to participate in the USASA’s National Cups, teams must work their way through both state and regional qualifying rounds. The 2012 National Cups Regionals will be played June 15-17, 2012 in Fort Wayne Indiana at the Fort Wayne Sport Club. National finals will be played in July. More information will be posted as it becomes available.

2012 Region II Tournament of Champions
Fort Wayne, Indiana - July 27-29, 2012

The 2012 Tournament of Champions will be held in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Hosted by the Fort Wayne Sports Club, this tournament features the state and league championship teams in seven competitive categories from the Midwest Region's 14 state associations.

For more information - TBA

Housing information - TBA

Referees for Adult Competitions

Notes for Referees about Indiana Adult Soccer

Please see the list of affiliated leagues above before considering assigning for or accepting assignments from any league.
We will enforce the "no pass - no play" rule. Remember, if you allow unregistered players in the game it is no longer considered sanctioned.
There are 2 legal player passes in use for 2011. There is the "online" pass with integral picture used by all leagues except NWI Old Boys Leauge . There is the pass specific to only the Northwest Old Boys League. Everyone else uses the state generated blue pass with the picture on the front and the waiver statement on the back. Illegal copies are usually immediately apparent. Make sure you get a sample of a real card from your assignor.
If you encounter what you believe are illegal copies of player passes, do not seize the card, unless it's laughably obvious. Allow the player to play and later notify any member of the State Board either by phone or e-mail that you believe you have seen copied passes.