Honored for Bringing the World to the Dana Cup

NSA - National Soccer Academy - is an American soccer academy that brings together players from the USA, and often from other countries as well. NSA and head coach Frederick Hsu first participated in the Dana Cup in 1992, and the following year both the B12 and B13 teams won bronze medals.

Since then, NSA has been one of the many regular participants in the Dana Cup, and for bringing American and other foreign players to the tournament, Frederick Hsu received an Honor Award at the traditional VIP event in Fiberhallen.

“We use football to provide opportunities for personal development and cultural exchange. Our international football trips to various international football tournaments help foster new friendships and create lifelong experiences while providing participants with high-level football training. The way we have been received at the Dana Cup has made the decision to participate year after year easy," says Frederick Hsu, who has also used the Dana Cup Sports Center for training camps.