What is Wisconsin State League?

• Wisconsin state league provides the highest level of soccer competition in the state.

• It offers two levels of competition “Premier” and “1st Division”.

• New teams would enter at the lower level “1st Division” and must earn a spot in the “Premier” division by being one of the top teams in the 1stDivision.

When does the season run for state league?

• State league has both a fall and a spring season through U15. High school age teams play opposite their high school season (boys spring, girls fall)

• Each season has a separate application process.

• Approximately 8 games are played in each season of which half would be home games.

• The fall season runs from late August to mid-November

• No games are played on Labor Day weekend.

• Games are played on the weekend and you could have two games on the same weekend (Saturday & Sunday).

• Each team is allowed 4 blackout dates for each season.

• The spring season runs from mid-April to mid-June.

• Approximately 8 games are played on the weekends.

• Each team again is allowed blackout dates.

Where are league games played?

• Half of the league games (4) will be played at home (Kimberly) and the other half (4) could be played in Milwaukee, Madison, Appleton/Neenah, Green Bay, Sheboygan, La Crosse, etc

What level of commitment is expected to play on a state level team?

• Fall

  • Practice 2 times per week starting mid-August.

  • Play in fall state league (8 games – weekends)

  • 2-3 fall tournaments

• Winter

  • Indoor Soccer 1-2 sessions recommended not mandatory

  • Practice 1 time per week starting mid February

• Spring

  • Practice 2 times per week starting mid March

• Summer

  • Play in spring state league (8 games – weekends)

  • 3-4 tournaments plus State Cup