2023 SDYSA State Championships
Sioux Falls, SD - May 5, 6, 7, 2023
Sanford Sports Complex
The 2023 SDYSA State Championships are South Dakota's premier state championship event boasting three unique event experiences for teams from across our state. This year, along with the SDYSA NCS State Cup and SDYSA State Presidents Cup competitions, we will also offer a new event, the SDYSA Prairie Cup.
NCS State Cup (Tier 1)
This event serves boys and girls teams (U13-U19), vying to compete for the SDYSA NCS State Cup title. Division winners will be crowned State Cup Champions and attend the Midwest Regional Championships. The NCS State Cup event hosts the highest level of teams in South Dakota. In order to participate, teams must apply to SDYSA for consideration. The commitment for this event has closed and divisions have been created.
NCS State Cup Divisions - TBD
NCS State Cup Schedule - TBD
NCS State Cup Rulebook
2023 Midwest Regional Championships Website
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Presidents Cup (Tier 2)
This event serves boys and girls teams (U13-U19) vying to compete for the SDYSA Presidents Cup title. Division winners will be crowned State Presidents Cup Champions and attend the Midwest Presidents Cup Competition. The SDYSA Presidents Cup event hosts teams of the level below those of the NCS State Cup event. Teams do need to apply to participate. The commitment for this event has been closed and divisions have been created.
Presidents Cup Divisions - TBD
Presidents Cup Schedule - TBD
Presidents Cup Rulebook
2023 Midwest Presidents Cup Website
SDYSA Prairie Cup (Tier 3)
The SDYSA Prairie Cup coincides with both NCS State Cup and Presidents Cup. Prairie Cup serves teams with a desire for the State Tournament experience, but doesn’t require any advancement from the event to a Regional Competition.
The purpose of the Prairie Cup is to create a meaningful state tournament where teams/clubs with varying levels can participate at the appropriate level and challenge to become a state champion. The SDYSA Prairie Cup is for competitive teams only that are registered members of SDYSA. This event is for boys and girls teams between U9-U19.
*The event will have separate divisions for team placement. Here is an example of what constitutes each division.
Gold = Highest competitive level. For teams that participate year round and attend competitive events in and outside of South Dakota.
Silver = Competitive level. For teams that participate year round and attend competitive events in South Dakota.
Bronze = Lowest competitive level.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE - April 17th
SDYSA Prairie Cup - Event Registration NOW OPEN < Click to Register
SDYSA Prairie Cup Structure and Rules
Sanford Sports Complex Field Map
