Competition: | NISA Nation |
Matches: | 93 |
Total Goals: | 388 |
Highest Scoring: | |
Prevseason: | 2023 |
Nextseason: | 2025 |
Updated: | 16:45, July 8, 2024 (UTC) |
Dates: | March 16 - TBD |
Season: | 2024 |
The 2024 NISA Nation season is the fourth season of NISA Nation, a semi-professional 4th tier league in the United States soccer league system, and a feeder league to 3rd tier NISA.
The 2024 season is expected to be played across 4 regions: Pacific, Southwest, Texas and Upstate New York.[1] [2] The region champions, as well as the champions of NISA Nation's affiliated leagues, will end the season by playing in a National Championship that will determine the teams invited by NISA to promote to the professional level. The tournament will take place in December, in Southern California.[3] [4]
All 2023 regional champions in active NISA Nation regions, Battleborn FC (Pacific), Golden State Force (Southwest) and FC Brownsville (Texas), are back in 2024 to defend their titles. 2023 National Championship finalists Las Vegas Legends accepted an invitation to promote to NISA, but will only do so in the 2025 season.[3]
Team | City | Stadium | |
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Afghan Premier FC | Fremont, California | Ohlone College Soccer Field | |
ASC Silicon Valley | Redwood City, California | Terremere Field | |
Battleborn FC | Minden, Nevada | Golden Eagle Sports Complex | |
Bay Area United FC | Richmond, California | Estuary Park Soccer Field | |
Club Tepa | San Francisco, California | South San Francisco High School | |
Galaxy Silicon Valley | Union City, California | James Logan High School | |
Laguna FC | San Francisco, California | Kezar Stadium | |
Modesto Ciy FC | Modesto, California | Central Catholic High School |
Team | City | Stadium | |
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Capo FC | San Juan Capistrano, California | JSerra Catholic High School | |
Craq Intercontinental | Salton City, California | West Shores High School | |
Desert FC | La Quinta, California | Hovley Soccer Park | |
FC Golden State Force | Pomona, California | Rio Hondo College | |
Irvine Zeta FC | Irvine, California | ||
Las Vegas Legends | Las Vegas, Nevada | Christo Rey St. Viator High School | |
Olympiacos CA | Huntington Beach, California | Al Barbour Field | |
SC Union Maricopa | Phoenix, Arizona | Andess High School | |
Temecula FC | Temecula, California | Chaparral High School |
Team | City | Stadium | |
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Binghamton FC | Binghamton, New York | ||
FC Dutchmen Independence | Albany, New York | ||
Gaffer City FC | Corning, New York | ||
Roc City Boom | Rochester, New York | ||
Sahara Gunners FC | Buffalo, New York | ||
United Elite Krajisnick FC | Utica, New York |
The inaugural regions announced were the Pacific and Southwest.[1]
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Week | Player | Club | Stats | Ref. | |
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1 | Amfed Luquez | Temecula FC | Hat-trick | [5] | |
2 | David Villanueva | Las Vegas Legends | Goals in back to back games | [6] | |
3 | Safiullah Azizi | Afghan Premier FC | Hat-trick and assist | [7] | |
4 | Jonathan Santiago | FC Golden State Force | Hat-trick and three assists | [8] | |
5 | Brian Alvarez | Olympiacos CA | Hat-trick | [9] | |
6 | Jose Sanchez | Laguna FC | Two goals | [10] | |
7 | Abdulrahman Algabri | Bay Area United FC | Two goals | [11] | |
8 | Jailany Thiaw | Laguna FC | Hat-trick | [12] | |
9 | Andres Jimenez | Silicon Valley Rush | Hat-trick | [13] | |
10 | Landon Elfstrom | Silicon Valley Rush | Hat-trick | [14] | |
11 | Myles Palmer | Roc City Boom | Two goals | [15] | |
12 | Keefer Calkins | Gaffer City FC | Hat-trick | [16] | |
13 | Miguel Duenas, Jr. | Las Vegas Legends | Clean sheet | [17] | |
14 | Danijal Brkovic | United Elite Krajisnik FC | Hat-trick | [18] | |
15 | Rudy Sandoval | Laguna FC | Two goals | [19] | |
16 | Anthony Moran | Silicon Valley Rush | Two goals | [20] | |
17 | Chuck Domm | Roc City Boom | Two goals | [21] | |
18 | Haris Brkovic | Binghamton FC | Two goals | [22] | |
19 | Tamas Nagy | Roc City Boom | Hat trick | [23] |