North American Supporters' Trophy

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North American Supporters' Trophy
Awarded for Regular season champion
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Presented by North American Soccer League
First awarded 2013
Currently held by New York Cosmos (1st title)
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The North American Supporters' Trophy, known by its acronym NAST or as The Nasty is an annual award given to the North American Soccer League team with the best regular season, as determined by the NASL points system on aggregate between the Spring and Fall championship seasons in year. Akin to the Supporters' Shield in Major League Soccer, the minor premiership of Australasian sports (called a "premiership" by the A-League), and the President's Trophy of the NHL, the NAST will be awarded each year annually in order to recognize overall consistent performance through the calendar year. The NAST will be presented retrospectively to the prior year winners.

Originally, it was to be known as the Woosnam Cup deriving its name from Phil Woosnam, the long time Commissioner of the original North American Soccer League who died during the summer of 2013.[1]

Records

Team # of Wins Win Years Runner-Up Runner-Up Years
Carolina RailHawks 2 2011, 2013
San Antonio Scorpions 1 2012 1 2014
Minnesota United FC 1 2014
New York Cosmos 1 2015
Tampa Bay Rowdies 2 2012, 2013
Puerto Rico Islanders 1 2011
Ottawa Fury FC 1 2015

See also

References

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