The Indoor Nations Cup was introduced in 2015 and is held annually as a competition to bridge the gap between Indoor and Outdoor seasons. It is an opportunity to recognize the cultural diversity that exists locally within the sport of soccer. This tournament provides a unique concept of grouping players based on their ethnic backgrounds and countries of origin, creating an exciting atmosphere that provides a stage for people throughout the community to express their pride in their heritage. An Outdoor Nations Cup occurred from 2006 to 2019 in memory of Davinder Singh Kajla. There is more infromation here.

SPONSORSHIPS

Be part of the Nations Cup action and consider a sponsorship with Cusa for Maximum Impact for your brand. Please learn more here

Currently we are pleased to have sponsorship from the Cavalry, the Wild, World of Soccer, 1Up Soccer, and SantiMed Family and Walkin Clinic

 

 

 

 

Playoff Format - All Divisions

Changes to Finals Night

2025 Nations Cup Rules and Regulations

** Changes in Rules to the 2025 Competition **

• Confederation Teams cannot use players from a Country that is registered within the same division. 
• Players can declare a maximum of 2 nations. For example, a player who played with Team Canada in 2023 and then played with Team Chile in 2024, will not be allowed to play for anyone but Canada or Chile in 2025 and beyond. See More Information

Tournament Details

WHEN: March 30 to April 13, 2025

WHERE: Calgary Soccer Centre - All games in the MAIN Building

Player Registration Deadline: First day of games

• Team, player and team official registration will be completed online using the same process as CUSA league. Prior to player registration opening, the Team Manager will be provided with the instructions for player registration and how to provide proof of heritage. 
• All players must provide proof of heritage to CUSA. Players only need to provide this documentation the first time they play in the tournament. CUSA will request additional documentation should a player appear on a countries roster that is different from tournament records.