California Intercollegiate Soccer Conference

Last updated
California Intercollegiate
Soccer Conference
Founded1926
Abolished1955;69 years ago (1955)
Region California
Last champion(s) San Francisco (1954)
Most successful club(s)San Francisco
(11 titles)

The California Intercollegiate Soccer Conference was a pre-NCAA College soccer conference for colleges and universities across the California.

The league began play in 1926 and disbanded in 1955 when it was split into two separate leagues: the Northern California Soccer Conference and the Southern California Soccer Association. [1]

San Francisco is the most winning team of the competition with 11 titles.

Champions

Ed.SeasonChampionRef.
1
1926 San Mateo (1) [2]
2
1927San Mateo (2) [3]
3
1928San Mateo (3) [4]
4
1929San Mateo (4) [5]
5
1930San Mateo (5) [6]
6
1931 Stanford (1) [7]
7
1932 San Francisco (1) [8]
8
1933San Francisco (2) [9]
9
1934San Francisco (3) [10]
10
1935San Francisco (4) [11]
11
1936 California (1) [12]
12
1937California (2) [13]
13
1938California (3) [14]
14
1939 San Jose State (1) [15]
15
1940San Jose State (2) [16]
16
1941San Jose State (3) [17]
17
1942San Jose State (4) [18]
–
1943–1945(None awarded due to World War II) [19]
18
1946California (4) [20]
19
1947California (5) [21]
20
1948San Francisco (5) [22]
21
1949San Francisco (6) [23]
22
1950San Francisco (7) [24]
23
1951San Francisco (8) [25]
24
1952San Francisco (9) [26]
25
1953San Francisco (10) [27]
26
1954San Francisco (11) [28]

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