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Below you will find a list of our affiliated leagues, organized by geographic region.  Please read through the information provided and contact the league(s) that offer the format you prefer and the ability level that you require.

If you decide to play with any of our affiliated leagues, you will need to purchase an OASA player card.  To visit our registration page now, click here.

If you have additional questions, please send us an e-mail and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

Soccer Leagues Affiliated with OASA

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Portland Area:

Eastside Timbers (fka: eastside United fc)

Playing exclusively in Gresham on fields at Barlow High School and Gresham High School, the Eastside Timbers offer competitive and recreational playing opportunities throughout the year.

• Men's & Coed
• Spring, Summer, Winter
• 7v7 & Full-sided

Learn more at www.eastsidetimbers.com, or send an e-mail to adultsoccer@esufc.com.

Greater Portland Soccer District

GPSD is the largest men's league around and plays on fields all over the Metro area. With 5 divisions of open play (including premier), as well as O/30s, O/40s, O/50s, and even O/60s, GPSD has something for men of every age and skill level.

• Men's
• Spring, Fall, Winter
• Full-sided

Learn more at www.gpsdsoccer.com, or send an e-mail to gpsdcard@aol.com.

Metro PDX Soccer League (fka: George Beck 7v7)

Metro PDX offers exciting 7v7 soccer played exclusively at La Salle High School. Three divisions are offered: premier/competitive, 2nd division, and recreational.

• Men's, Women's, Coed
• Fall, Winter
• 7v7

Learn more at www.metropdxsoccer.com, or send an e-mail to toservethegame@gmail.com.

Northwest United Women’s Soccer

NUWS is the largest women's league around and offers various divisions of open play ranging from highly competitive to beginner level, in addition to O/30s divisions, and, interest permitting, O/40s. NUWS plays on fields all over the Metro area.

• Women's
• Spring, Fall
• Full-sided

Learn more at www.oregonwomenssoccer.com, or send an e-mail to nuws@oregonwomenssoccer.com.

Oregon Premier Soccer League

The OPSL is dedicated to promoting and developing the highest level of amateur soccer in the region. The OPSL currently offers only a single open division, for players interested in highly competitive play.

• Men's
• Spring, Fall
• Full-sided

Learn more at www.opsl.org.

Portland Co-Ed Soccer League

PCS is the largest coed league around and offers 7 divisions of open play. PCS uses fields all across the Metro area and games are typically played on Monday evenings. This league has a minimum age requirement: 21 for women, 25 for men.

• Coed
• Spring/Summer ONLY
• Full-sided

For more information, call (971)506-1130.

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Outside the Portland Area:

Cascade Area Soccer Association (Bend Area)

CASA brings competitive adult soccer to central Oregon. Playing in Bend, Redmond and Madras, CASA hosts approximately 10 men's teams in one division.

• Men's
• Spring, Fall
• Full-sided

For more information, send an e-mail to Joe Oberto at joberto@bendcable.com.

La Liga del Sur de Oregon (Medford Area)

Formerly known as La Liga del Valle, La Liga del Sur is composed of 16 teams competing for the Grand Trophy from early April through mid-November. The league name is Spanish, but players of all races and nationalities are welcome!

• Men's
• Spring-Fall (Single Season)
• Full-sided

For more information, please call (541)499-5357 or (541)890-9651.

OREGON COAST SOCCER LEAGUE (Newport Area)

OCSL offers indoor and outdoor soccer opportunities for men and women. Choose from open or O/45.

• Men's, Women's
• Spring, Fall
• Full-sided

For more information, call Ben Nunez at (503)812-1964, Victor Mettle at (541)265-4053, or Jose Gonzalez at (541) 270-1944.

Cascade Collegiate Soccer League (Statewide) 

The CCSL offers college club soccer teams from around the state the opportunity to participate in an organized, competitive format.

• Men's, Women's
• Fall
• Full-sided

Learn more at ccsloregon.blogspot.com.

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