It’s ironic that in the land of opportunity we’ve handed control of soccer (and every sport) over to incredibly wealthy individuals that work to eliminate competition to strengthen their bottom line instead of giving everyone the same opportunity.
For those of you who appreciate maps, here's where our member clubs are located!🤩
Less than a month until we kick off the season, the race for the Primary Cup is coming...🏆
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@GWN_Duluth @SoccerBarista (2/2) USL L2 provides a more consistent experience across every competition since if a club falls off a cliff in regards to their professionalism they will be kicked out. The desire for this consistency clearly is winning out in the Midwest amongst ambitious club.
NISA Nation is the extended year-round league for top quality independent amateur clubs.
The regions are taking shape; who will announce first?
Join NISA Nation, the next chapter of the open system. https://t.co/I9ieP80P07
Hey @NISALeague clubs. Having a Zoom call after each match where your coach and players are available for interviews would be amazing. Can you make this happen?
@CoronadoSkip@DuluthFC Ok... it’s made up of hundreds of men, women and children that are as disgusted as you about the racist who unfortunately was obsessed with their team. And their equally pissed that your slandering them because of one nutcase.
@CoronadoSkip@DuluthFC Unfortunately information gathered in the present can’t be used in the past. Stop trying to slander an entire community that’s not aligned with the Dreadnaught supporter.
I’m interested, nay, EXITED to see if some of the more competitive NPSL and UPSL teams start jumping to NISA effectively creating a go to semi-pro league outside of the USL L2. Hopefully this could help merge the good good semi pro teams into one stable league.
Absolutely in love with the new NISA Nation concept.
Great opportunity for ambitious lower league clubs to join an association where they don’t have to jump leagues as their fan base, on field product and revenue grows.
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@NonLeagueUSA While the NPSL did shed its “flagship” clubs it’s still improving year after year due to their efforts to incrementally increase standards. So there isn’t many professional level clubs in NPSL anymore, but teams are fielding a better product on and off the field IMO.
People questioning the "worthiness" or "quality" of the amateur sides involved in the @NISALeague Independent Cup are missing the point. This is a great opportunity for players and leagues to intersect, from all levels. Let's just hope for a fun, safe competition.