North Carolina Adult Soccer Association

Founded in 1984 by formal adoption of its constitution, the North Carolina Adult Soccer Association has since grown to have a playing membership of nearly 10,000  through leagues as  far west as Buncombe County to the Outer Banks. Playing  leagues dot the North Carolina Map representing teams and players from around the globe: Mexico,  England, Greece, Costa Rica, Denmark, Colombia, Morocco, Honduras, Egypt, Korea,  Brazil, Japan, Iceland and more.

NCASA is a State Soccer Association  recognized by FIFA and the United State Soccer Federation (USSF) through the  United State Adult Soccer Association (USASA). NCASA consists of a league  members who register players to play locally. To view our league members, click here.

In accordance  with the NCASA Constitution, By-Laws and Policies, NCASA's decision making body is its Council, which consists of  voting representatives from league members. The Council meeting annually at its  Annual General Meeting. The Board of Directors meets monthly, however it defers its regular business to the Executive Committee of NCASA, which consist of the officers of the Board. The Executive Committee meets monthly during the Board of  Directors meetings.

PURPOSE:
NCASA is committed to develop, promote, and administer the game of soccer among men and women players over nineteen (19) years of age within the state of North Carolina and to educate the players.

REPRESENTATION:
As players, you are represented by your  league delegates to the NCASA as a member of the US Soccer Federation and FIFA.  These delegates comprise the Council of Associations, which serves as NCASA's  Board of Directors. The Council elects an Executive Committee consisting of  various officers.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING:
Held annually, the  general business of the association is conducted at it's AGM. At this meeting  the Council of Associations elect vacant Executive Committee positions, adopt  rules, policies and amendments to the constitution, discuss program matters and  receive training on league administration and player registration.It is extremely important for leagues to attend and  represent themselves at the Annual General Meeting.  Your voice makes a difference.