2021 NPL Playoffs, Finals to feature top NPL boys and girls teams
US Club Soccer is excited to announce its 2021 National Premier Leagues (NPL) Playoffs and Finals structure, dates and locations. The 2021 NPL Girls postseason structure will remain the same as years past, with U-13 through U-18/19 age brackets participating in a single-stage post season event, the Girls NPL Finals, where qualifiers from member NPLs […]
TCSL welcomes Katie Halvorson as its Interim League Administrator
Twin Cities Soccer Leagues is pleased to welcome Katie Halvorson, whom will serve TCSL member clubs during Katie Kubista’s maternity leave, as its Interim League Administrator. Halvorson hails from Buffalo, Minn. and is a graduate of Concordia University-St. Paul with a dual degree in Business Management and Sports Management. She is happy to be back […]
Twin Cities Soccer Leagues, Minnesota NPL and ScoutingZone announce strategic partnership
Twin Cities Soccer Leagues (TCSL), Minnesota NPL, and ScoutingZone are pleased to announce a strategic partnership to provide college recruiting support to its member clubs and teams. As part of this groundbreaking initiative, TCSL and Minnesota NPL players and clubs will be able to: Provide a seamless way for college coaches to know players’ schedules without having to reach […]
VEO named official video provider of TCSL
Twin Cities Soccer Leagues is proud to announce VEO as the official video provider of TCSL. VEO offers the only camera on the market that allows you to record without a cameraperson. VEO is a portable and affordable solution that enables teams to record and analyze matches and training sessions without the need for a camera operator. […]
US Club Soccer to Celebrate 20th Anniversary of National Cup Next Summer
The 20th edition of the National Cup, US Club Soccer’s cup-based championship series, features six Regionals throughout the country in June 2021 and concludes with a prestigious Finals event in July. In addition to these Regionals, the National Cup also includes qualification to the Finals via various state cups, which begin in the spring. National […]
Open Letter to the Twin Cities Soccer Community
Thursday, July 30, 2020 We are happy to announce that we will restart Twin Cities Soccer Leagues competition as the current local government guidance allows. We know that our youth have missed the incredible socio-emotional benefits of youth athletic activity during a time that has been trying on our communities in many ways. While we […]
Launch of Minnesota NPL to Re-Define Local Landscape
Twin Cities Soccer Leagues is excited to announce the 2020-21 launch of the Minnesota NPL, establishing the top of the soccer pyramid for TCSL clubs. The platform will be a club-based league that features a predictable calendar model, hyper-competitive local competition and college recruiting events. The Minnesota NPL will be open to TCSL clubs at […]
TCSL Welcomes Katie Kubista as its Manager of Competitions
Twin Cities Soccer Leagues is pleased to announce the appointment of Katie Kubista as its Manager of Competitions. Kubista has spent the last seven years coordinating some of Minnesota’s most popular events including the Minnesota Renaissance Festival, Trail of Terror, and the Minnesota State Cup. Most recently, Katie worked for the Saint Paul Festival and Heritage […]
IFAB Rule Changes In Effect for all TCSL Competitions!
These new laws are in effect! The changes are summarized below. What is IFAB? The International Football Association Board (IFAB) is the body that determines the Laws of the Game. It is a separate body from FIFA, but FIFA’s approval is necessary for any IFAB decision. FIFA recently announced changes to the Laws of the […]
US Club Soccer, TCSL Announce Long-Term Sanctioning Extension
US Club Soccer and Twin Cities Soccer Leagues (TCSL) are excited to announce a long-term extension of their sanctioning agreement, as the leading soccer organizations renew their partnership first formed three years ago. TCSL is one of the fastest growing leagues in US Club Soccer history, growing by at least 20 percent in each of its first […]
