2022 MSSA Cup Season - Christos made it a sweep, earning the state quadruple after edging the Baltimore Kickers 3:2 in the O-40 Cup. Not a super evening as West Chester United (EPA) defeated them in the Amateur Cup. All the state cup news you want to find on our Cups page with the latest info. Also, visit us on Twitter @marylandsoccer.

2022 Spring Season – All Stars United took the Division 1 season with 23 points to top Steel Pulse FC. They look to make it a league double when they face Christos FC on 10 July for the spring final. In Division 2, One Nation SA finished the season with the top record. The final will feature Hearts of Steel against Goodnow FC.

RAMP/Conquistadores made it a Washington Premier League double, winning the season and the 18th WPL Helge Boes Cup. The cup final was against Barcroft FC and ended in a 1:1 draw with the Conquistadors edging in penalties 5:4.

Athletic United FC were crowned Spring 2022 champions after defeating Azulita FC 4:2 in the final of the Maryland Premier League.

Team Tevez won the DC Premier League after defeating DC Cheddar in penalty rounds 5:4. FBC took the Division 2 title. In the Women’s Division, The Feds edged FC Grimace 1:0 in the title match.

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Tournaments - Membership means being able to play in any MSSA or USASA sanctioned tournament. If you are registered with one of our MSSA leagues, you are set to go. If you are not registered through one of our MSSA leagues, then you can get a tournament pass . For those looking to register for a tournament or for information about affiliated tournaments, go to our Tournaments page.

2021 Fall Season - FC United took the Mason-Dixon Soccer League Slick Cup, defeating Frederick Mintas 6:1 in the final. The Frederick Spires won the regular season and the Mason-Dixon Cup.

Steel Pulse lifted the inaugural Maryland Super Soccer League title, outlasting Christos FC on penalties after the two finished 2:2 in the final. Christos has the best record for the season.

Yinz United completed the Washington Premier League double, finishing the regular season with the best record and then defending its Helge Boes Cup title with a thrilling 2:1 victory in the final over FC Barcroft in extra time.  It is the sixth time Yinz has lifted the Cup, dedicated in honor of Helge Phillip Boes, former WPL player lost in service of our country in Afghanistan shortly after 9/11.

It will be AFC Dobes against FC 1749 for the Division 1 title of the Maryland Major Soccer League. The Division 2 final will feature Rockville SC against MOCO 1776. Both championship matches will be played at Latrobe Park starting at 1:00 for the Division 2 crown.

Azulita FC are the champions of the Fall 2021 U23 Maryland Premier League Championship. They shutout Aspirantes FC 1-0 with the match winner scored in the 82nd minute. Both sides drew 2:2 in their first leg semifinals and went through on the second leg. La Azulita defeated Cosmic Wolves 4:1 while Aspirantes edged District Reign 3:2.

DCFC defeated DC Cheddar to win the DC Premier League Division 1 championship. The Indpendents shut out The Feds 1:0 as they lifted trophy for the Women's title.

2021 Spring Season - Dale FC picked up the league double with its 2:1 win over Classic Crew FC in the Mason-Dixon Soccer League spring final. Dale were the regular season champions for the spring as well.

Yinz United and ASA Reds played to a scoreless draw in in the final of the Helge Boes Cup final of the Washington Premier League.Yinz lifted the Cup edging the Reds 5:4 in penalties. The sides were top two in the spring season with ASA winning the league.

Steel Pulse FC took both the Maryland Major Soccer League 2021 Spring Division One and the 2021 EPSL Mid Atlantic Conference regular season titles, picking up 6 victories, 3 draws & 1 loss in Maryland Major and a record of 7 wins against 1 loss in EPSL.In the Maryland Major playoffs, Columbia FC defeated AFC Dobes for the Division 1 title while FC 1749 took the Division 2 championship over FC 4188.

Welcome Message from our President

We like to welcome you to the official site of the Maryland State Soccer Association.  This site not only serves our members but also becomes a source of information for all fans of soccer in Maryland and around the world.  We encourage you to visit often and check this site for the latest in results, standings, schedule changes and events in and around Maryland. 

I am often asked Why affiliate with Maryland soccer?  Our members are part of the US Soccer family with players, teams and leagues registered through US Adult Soccer, the adult amateur component of the US Soccer Federation.  We provide cup competitions for our teams, some of which qualify to play at the regional and national stage.  Teams also have the opportunity to enter tournaments held by US Adult Soccer and its member organizations.  The league matches played through our members are officiated by referees trained and certified through US Soccer.  Each member falls under the US Adult Soccer Risk Management Insurance Program, which provides protection on behalf of players, teams and leagues, including an accident injury policy to help defray costs for medical and dental expenses incurred during sanctioned amateur soccer games and liability insurance for teams and leagues.  Our members get a lot more than just playing the game.

We also encourage you to check our pages often to keep up on events, competitions and leagues throughout the state.  We will try our best to get out the latest information on soccer in Maryland.  Thanks for visiting us and please return.  If you need more information, are interested in joining or just want to chat about soccer, send us a message.  No matter what your age, don’t stop playing because here in Maryland we are Still Getting Our Kicks.

Anthony F. Falcone