Soccer Leagues affiliated with OASA
Portland Area
Eastside Portland area (Gresham/Barlow)Coed, Men’ s & Women's Recreational & Competitive divisions. More
Formerly known as PGE Park 7 -a-side. Offers Women's first, Combined Women's 2nd and Competitive over 30, and Combined 3rd and recreational Over 30. Also Men's Open.
With around 100 teams from the Portland area, Salem, Forest Grove, McMinnville, and other areas, the GPSD offers adult men (although women are welcome to play if they desire) the opportunity to play soccer.
• Five divisions of Open play, including Premier
• Three divisions of Over-Thirty play.
• Two divisions of Over-Forty.
Northwest United Women’s
Soccer
Over 75 teams of female (minimum age 14) soccer players. Playing in the Portland Metropolitan Area.
• Five divisions of Open play - 1st division is highest level of play with many former college players, through 5th division with many beginning players.
• Three divisions of Over-Thirty play - “A” is most competitive, “B” and “C” less so.
• One division of Over-Forty (See the league site for age variation rules.).
Portland Area - The OPSL is dedicated to developing and promoting the highest level of amateur soccer and officiating in the region. Portland's top amateur men's teams formed the OPSL in 1996, after concluding that the needs of high-level teams are unique and better served in an independent league. The OPSL currently has an open men's division, and a O-30 men's division,
Portland Co-Ed Soccer League
Portland Area. No web site Phone: 503.658.2656 for more information.
Outside the Portland area:
OREGON Coast Soccer League
Oregon Coast, Indoor and outdoor soccer for men and women, Open and over 45.
Anyone interested in contacting CCSL could write to: P.O. Box 122, Newport OR 97365.
Telephone for Ben Nunez is (503) 812-1964 (cell phone). Telephone for Victor Mettle is (541) 265-4053.
Liga International de Futbol
de Eugene
Eugene area - Men’s Open, Over 30 & Over 35.
Contact: Mario Hernandez 541.335.9503
Southern Oregon – Medford area
La Liga del Valle soccer league started in 1992 as a non competitive soccer league. Today, the Liga de Valle is composed of 14 soccer teams which compete for the grand trophy starting in early April and ending in mid October. La Liga has the name in Spanish but it welcomes with open arms players and teams from all nationalities and races.
Contact: Ignacio Sanchez 541.941.8100
Central Oregon area
Cascade Area Soccer
Association
Bend, Redmond, Madras area.
10 men’s teams playing in one division. Bringing Competitive Soccer to Central Oregon.