| United Soccer League of Pennsylvania | |
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| Country: | United States |
| Confed: | CONCACAF |
| Founded: | 1959 |
| First: | 1959-1960 season |
| Divisions: | 4 |
| Teams: | 26 |
| Domest Cup: | U.S. National Amateur Cup, USASA Open Cup, U.S. Open Cup |
| Champions: | West Chester United |
| Season: | 2017-2018 |
| Most Champs: | Philadelphia United German-Hungarians, (16 USL titles) |
| Current: | 2018-2019 |
The United Soccer League of Pennsylvania is an amateur soccer league that operates in Eastern Pennsylvania, primarily in the greater Philadelphia area. The USL of PA is the premier amateur soccer league in the Philadelphia region and southeastern Pennsylvania.
The league currently has 30 teams, spanning four divisions: The Major Division, The Major II Division, the Over 30 Division, and the Women's Major division. The Major II Division is composed mainly of reserve squads of the Major Division Teams.
The United Soccer League of PA, originated from "United Soccer", an organization founded in the mid-1950s to sponsor international soccer games in our area. Eventually a few men from the organization came up with the idea to form a "German League". These men had pledged support from the Philadelphia United German-Hungarians, Phoenix SC, and the Vereinigung Erzgebirge. After a few weeks these men had their first open meeting and the preliminary work was done to form the league. A call went out to several other organizations such as Norristown, Allentown, Easton, Bethlehem, Camden, and Reading. In 1959, the idea of a "German League" was dropped and the UNITED SOCCER LEAGUE OF PENNSYLVANIA was founded.
Over 200 organizations have played soccer in the USLofPA in several divisions.
| Reading Americans | Phoenix SC | Philadelphia United German-Hungarians | |
| V. Erzgebirge | Allentown | Schwarzwald Kickers | |
| Jangar |
| German Hungarians | Phoenix | Germ. Camden |
| V.Erzgebirge | Reading | Polish Eagles |
| Dalarda | Seabrook | Donauschwaben |
| Schwarzwald Kickers |
Current Men's Major Clubs