Welcome to SCASA

We are an adult soccer league in Washington state providing league play for all levels of competition year round.  If this is your first visit to our site, or you're a regular, we hope you enjoy the information we're providing and encourage you to come back often.

 

New Fall 8v8 Divisions

SCASA is offering new 8v8 divisions this fall in Men’s O-30, Women’s Open, and Women’s O-30. Games will be 60 minutes long and played on the newly renovated modified pitch at Kasch Park. Want to play but don't have a team? Sign up at http://players.scasa.com/8v8/ and we'll organize the team for you!

 

The US Adult Soccer Association is pleased to announce the launch of its new website dedicated to the Adult Soccer Fest 

SoccerFestAdult Soccer Fest is the largest amateur soccer tournament in the United States. From men's and women's open to the Paralympic divisions and the Veterans Cup, the tournament holds something for everyone.

This year's tournament will run from July 13-17 in Denver, Colorado.  Each of the age divisions include a guaranteed three games. All ages play 11v11 except the Women's Over 65 and Men's Over 70, which play an 8v8 format.

The site includes registration for the tournament, hotel reservation access, team listings by divisions, schedules and will be the point of reference for any major notifications before and during the tournament.

Additionally information (in English, Spanish, and German) is provided to help teams understand the event and the Denver area. Players may post a question on the Adult Soccer Fest "Ask A Question" forum that can be answered by the Adult Soccer Fest community or a USASA staff member.

The tournament mobile app*, photos, videos and press releases are available in the media section of the site.

*With the tournament mobile app, you can:

  • Follow real-time scores, standings and results of games during the tournament.
  • Follow your favorite teams to easily view upcoming schedules and game play results.
  • Stay updated on impactful news from the tournament with with push notifications.
  • Upload photos, videos to share experiences with other participants and fans.
  • Read news articles posted by tournament organizers.
  • Plan your entire day by viewing event & activity listings.
  • Connect with other participants & fans through Social Stream.

 

SCASA’s Naomi Johnson was honored
SCASA’s Naomi Johnson was honored for her volunteer work, receiving the Barney Kempton Award from WSASA president, Tim Busch, May 9, 2015.

naomi

 

300 Referees at SCASA Christmas dinner 300 Three Sundowners SCASA Christmas
 NCRef President Mark Cavelero and SCASA Justice
 Dan Anderson with SCASA 2014 Ref of Year Greg Svob.		      Bob Cole, Gene Chose, and Bill Engnes
 recall Sundowner adventures.

 

The 11th annual WSASA Hall of Fame Awards
were held on May 10, 2014, at the Country Village Courtyard Hall in Bothell.  Congratulations to the following award recipients.

   

Allen Johnson, The Nets, WSASA Male Player of the Year

Janet Chamley, Seattle's Best, WSASA Female Player of the Year

 


Pepe Fernandez and Walter Schmetzer, Sr. WSASA 2014 Hall of Fame Inductees

National Recognition
One of our affiliated leagues has been honored by the United States Adult Soccer, the Evergreen Premier League-Washington.  The United States Adult Soccer Association has just recognized the Evergreen Premier League Washington as an Elite Amateur League under their Premier League program. The EPLWA is one of only 11 leagues nationwide to receive this recognition. They also join the NPSL, USL and WPSL under the Premier League program.

“This is an amazing honor for the EPLWA and a tribute to the hard work and dedication of our eight clubs around the Evergreen State,” said Washington State Adult Soccer Association President and EPLWA Vice-President of Competitions Tim Busch. The award was granted to the league after only three weeks of play. Many state associations and leagues around the US are following the success of the EPLWA in its inaugural season.
“The designation brings the national spotlight to Washington State and to about 200 of its top amateur players who compete in our league,” says EPLWA President Peter Ostrovsky. “It’s well deserved recognition for the hard work that they put in on the pitch and the high standard that they hold themselves to.”

Visit the EPLWA’s Premier website.
 
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