November 20 to 22, 2026. Three days. The best young teams in the region. A whole weekend built around the game we all love, right here in Lake Nona.
Now in its sixth edition, the Nona Cup was created back in 2020 to be far more than a bracket of matches. It was designed as a weekend-long experience for players, families and staff to enjoy three days of soccer in a community that lives for the sport.
Come for memorable games, top facilities and an atmosphere you will not forget, built around the biggest sport in the world and the one love that brings us all together.
With fields spread across the neighborhoods, plus the hotels, restaurants and entertainment all around them, the Nona Cup helps position southeast Orlando as a true soccer destination.
It pairs a high level of competition, tailored to challenge every team at the right level, with a great weekend out, whether you are twenty minutes up the road, hours away, or coming in from another state.
Cup week is no longer only for the teams. From November 18 to 22 the Summit brings Brazilian coaches, club directors and agents to Orlando for five days of talks, networking and a full immersion in the American soccer market.
College soccer, MLS and USL League Two, explained by the people already working inside them, with Saturday spent behind the scenes of the Cup itself.
See the SummitDownload the tournament brochure, book your hotel, find your fields and complete your check-in online before you arrive.
The Nona Cup is a three-day, mandatory Stay to Play tournament. Teams may be scheduled to play as early as Friday evening, unless they fall within the Stay to Play guidelines.
Referee fees are prepaid during registration, so there is nothing to settle on game day. No cash, no tracking down refs, and games stay on schedule.
A full weekend of group play and knockout rounds across multiple age groups, boys and girls. Referee fees are prepaid at registration, so there is no cash on game day.
Dates. November 20 to 22, 2026. Three days, with teams possibly scheduled from Friday evening.
Registration deadline. November 1, 2026. Spots are limited by division, so register early.
Main venue. Austin-Tindall Park, with additional fields across the Lake Nona area.
Stay to Play. Heavily enforced and mandatory for teams traveling from beyond 70 miles of Austin-Tindall Park, who book through the tournament hotel portal.
Reserve your spot, download the brochure and come compete in Lake Nona this November.
