• Leagues & Organizations

Est. in 1902, SFSFL is the premier-level, adult soccer league that’s won the US Open Cup four times and numerous National and State Cups. Our mission is to build a pipeline of soccer players to live their dreams and play at the highest level and competition. We host 3 divisions, soccer fields, and officials. Becoming an SFSFL member is a way to gain access to U.S. Soccer & USASA Tournaments, professional tryouts, and make your dream a reality in one of the most diversified leagues U.S. Soccer has to offer in northern California.
USSF and the SFSFL – The San Francisco Soccer Football League (SFSFL) was first established in 1902 along the shorelines of SF by its founder Edgar Pomeroy. Over the next 120 years, our membership has been committed to providing high-quality soccer by playing a promotion/relegation format since its inception. Our members, at one time, played in the MLS, participated at the international to national, and U.S. Olympic level as well as playing and winning the U.S. Cup prestigious competition. The SFSFL has also provided many opportunities to its game officials, from those who are now officiating in the MLS or USL to those providing a training platform for FIFA officials, such as Kari Seitz (retired FIFA official), who said that the amateur competitive games helped her to become a better referee.

League officials and members have been recognized and honored for contributing to the most beautiful game in the world. Both game officials and its members have been inducted into the U.S. Soccer Federation, USASA, and CSAN Halls of Fame. Recognized as the best competitive adult amateur league in the Bay Area and in Northern California.

About USASA and the SFSFL – The United States Adult Soccer Association is under the U.S. Soccer Federation and FIFA. Its mission is dedicated to participation in, enjoyment, and growth of adult soccer across America. SFSFL enables our players to achieve their dream of playing at the highest level. It offers an opportunity for our teams to compete locally, region-wide, and nationally.