The finals are now set for 15U to 19U boys teams in the Tennessee State Soccer Association (TSSA) Fall State Cup, with Division 1 and Division 2 championships being held this weekend at the Richard Siegel Soccer Complex in Murfreesboro. Additionally, Division 3 Semifinals and Finals will take place over the weekend, as will all 12U competitions.
“After months of competitive league play, this weekend’s D1 and D2 championship games will showcase the teamwork and dedication of 20 teams representing 11 different clubs from across the state,” said Jeannie Louk, TSSA Director of Leagues & Programs. “Best of luck to all teams in their pursuit of winning State Cup!”
Division 1 Finals
15U Boys: TUSC 2010 Boys NPL vs. TSC 2010 Boys ECNL RL
16U Boys: NUSA B09 Maroon vs. TSC 2009 Boys ECNL RL
17U Boys: Pats 2008 Blue vs. TUSC 2008 Boys NPL
18U Boys: NUSA B07 Maroon vs. Aris FC – B18U 2007 Predator
19U Boys: NUSA B06 Maroon vs. TUSC 2006 Boys NPL
Division 2 Finals
15U Boys: All-In FC TN 10B Chupacabras vs. Armada FC 10B Red
16U Boys: 2009 Redoubt Generals Royal vs. TSC Williamson 2009 Boys Showcase
17U Boys: 2008 Lobos Rush ECNL RL vs. One Knox 08B NPL West
18U Boys: Armada FC 07B Antioch Red vs. NUSA B07 Navy
19U Boys: PSA Pedro Jrs vs. All-In FC TN 06/07B
For the third consecutive year, TSSA saw a record-breaking number of teams register for the fall season, shattering the previous league registration record with 438 teams taking part in more than 1,500 games.
Winners at the Division 1 level of Tennessee State Cup will advance to the US Youth Soccer (USYS) Southern Regional Championships next summer in Dallas, Texas. The competition is part of the USYS National Championships Presented by New York Life, which is the country’s most prestigious national youth soccer tournament. Champions at the Division 2 level will continue onto regional play in the USYS Southern Presidents Cup next summer in Plano, Texas. The USYS Presidents Cup provides a progressive and competitive environment to teams that might not otherwise get the opportunity to participate in a series of unique experiences highlighting competition, camaraderie and community.
Open to all member clubs and their teams, TSSA has hosted the Tennessee State Cup since 1976. Games are played at competitive levels within three divisions (Division 1, Division 2 and Divisions 3).
