The MSSL is the premier Men's Open Age Competitive Soccer League in Massachusetts. The League is affiliated with Massachusetts State Soccer Association (MASS), the United States Amateur Soccer Association (USASA) and the United States Soccer Federation (USSF). The League is incorporated under Citizen's For Soccer and operates as a not-for-profit organization for the purpose of developing, promoting and administering the game of soccer amongst players of all ages in Massachusetts.

The MSSL Men's Open Division has produced 5 regional championships in the last 10 years and 2 national championship in the USASA's National Amateur Cup.

If you are looking for competitive games that will challenge your soccer skills and abilities: This is it!

We still have a few spots left and are still accepting new team applications/ registrations for this coming 2018 Spring season.

It is fast & easy to join MSSL- and for a minimal cost. We're happy to talk with you about it- please contact:

President Joselito Ventura at (978-230-6052) or by email or

Vice President Nick Pseudoikonomou (617-201-9761) or by email

We ask teams to complete an application (available below), and send that to us with payment as outlined below. 

For access to the MSSL Team Affiliation Form, please click HERE.

* Due prior to the beginning of the season

NOTE:

1. All players must register at reg.mass-soccer.org for a two year membership.
2. The Game Bond is refunded to the team once they terminate their involvement with the league and provided the team is in good financial standing.
3. The Two Year Bond is refunded to the team after two consecutive years with the league. The league will subtract any outstanding balance that the team holds from that refunded amount. If a team continues it's involvement with the league at the request of the team the amount can alternatively be held by the league and applied to any future fees that may occur.

Send an email to New@mssleague.com or just go to our Mens Open Division page and click on any of the team names to obtain their contact information. You can contact managers directly and find out if they are holding open tryouts or perhaps participate in any open training sessions they may have.
Please note this league is not a pickup league, the league does not assign players to teams, this is a highly professional organization in which amateur teams recruit players, and one in which you may be propelled to regional or national tournaments if you make the cut.