After being well-represented by 24 teams at USYS Southern Regionals, Tennessee is sending the 01 Lady Lobos to Kansas to compete for a national championship!

Round robin play kicks off for 24 Tennessee teams at the USYS Southern Regional Championships!

NSU is looking for a nationally licensed professional coach to run their small local Nashville soccer club.

NUSA and MSC advance to finals in USYS Southern Presidents Cup!

U.S. Soccer has been and continues to be a champion for women's soccer in the United States and on the global stage.

Formerly known as Kohl’s Cup, TSSA is extremely excited to partner with the Jackson Area Wide Soccer to host the Spring 2019 Cleveland Grimes Friendship Cup in Jackson,TN. The tournament dates will be June 1-2, 2019.

The Tennessee State Soccer Association held it’s yearly meeting at the Nashville Airport Marriott over the weekend of February 1st and 2nd. The Annual General meeting provides club leadership and coaches an opportunity to network, share knowledge, collaborate, recognize achievement, and vote on various topics related to soccer in the state.

Tryout Dates for 2019-20

May 20, 2019: The first date that a player may tryout for a 12U (2008) or younger

June 3, 2018:  The first date that a player may tryout for a 13U (2007) or older

*Please note that the birth year reflects ages for 2019-20.

TSSA would like to congratulate all of the finalists and champions from this past weekend at State Cup 2018!

Cindy Parlow Cone is one of the most decorated players not only in Tennessee Soccer history,  but also in US Soccer history. Parlow Cone grew up in Memphis playing for Memphis SC and TSSA Hall of Fame coach Richard Bute. She went on to play collegiate soccer at the University of North Carolina and became an Olympic Gold Medalist as well as a World Cup Champion.  Cindy was recently inducted to the US Soccer Hall of Fame for her accomplishments as part of the US Women’s  National Team.