National Star Soccer League

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National Star Soccer League

Founded	2010
Country	United States
Confederation	US Soccer
Divisions	4
Number of clubs	29
Level on pyramid	5
Promotion to	None
Relegation to	None
Domestic cup(s)	Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup
Website	Official site
Current: NSSL 2010

The National Star Soccer League (NSSL) is officially affiliated to the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA).

• JC United (Joplin, Missouri)  MO
• KC Jaguars (Kansas City, Missouri)  MO
• Midwest United (Storm Lake, Iowa)  IA
• Omaha Red Fury (Omaha, Nebraska)  NE
• Pumas (Emporia, Kansas)  KS
• Real Des Moines (Des Moines, Iowa)  IA
• Schuyler Warriors (Schuyler, Nebraska)  NE
• Siouxland United (Sioux City, Iowa)  IA
• Wichita Tornados (Wichita, Kansas)  KS

• American Soccer Club (Clayton, California)  CA
• California Dorados (Hayward, California)  CA
• Centro Valley Eagles (Tracy, California)  CA
• Combinados 2000 (Sacramento, California)  CA
• El Samaritano (San Francisco, California)  CA
• Kairos (Oakland, California)  CA
• Napa Sport (Napa, California)  CA
• Watsonville (Watsonville, California)  CA

• Chelan Warriors (Chelan, Washington)  WA
• Columbia River (Pasco, Washington)  WA
• Estudiantes Tecos de Oregon (Portland, Oregon)  OR
• Magic United (Boise, Idaho)  ID
• Provo Premier (Provo, Utah)  UT
• Shelton Timberland (Shelton, Washington)  WA
• Yakima United (Yakima, Washington)  WA

• Brazos (Bryan, Texas)  TX
• Brenham Lions (Brenham, Texas)  TX
• Inter Tunell (Fort Worth, Texas)  TX
• Houston Galaxticos (Houston, Texas)  TX
• TSSA (Dallas, Texas)  TX

The official website lists 25 new teams for the 2011 season.^[1]

• NSSL Website