MISO

In March of 2001, MISO introduced the Masters Division (45+), composed of players still seeking a challenge but too old to compete in the Open Division. Later, in the Spring of 2002, MISO split its Open Division to create a Division I and a Division II, with promotion and relegation, making all the games more competitive. Along with the introduction of multiple Divisions, the MISO Open "Robledo" Cup was created, which involves both Divisions competing for a same crown... In September of 2006, MISO introduced another division, the M35+, which is for players 35 years of age and older. With this new division, MISO now covers competition for just about all ages, as the youngest registered player is 10 years old while the eldest is in the upper 60's... MISO, which stands for Major Island Soccer Organization (originally stood for Men's Island Soccer Organization), was founded in August of 1996 by a group of players and teams to provide the island of Oahu it's then only men's USSF..

Primary location: Kapolei United States