"This is great news", said Alex Para, President of U.S. Futsal, "because it not only shows how much Futsal has grown, but  how competitive it has become all across the United States".  With the growth of Futsal accelerating so rapidly over the last seven years, so has this competition. For the first time, teams from the east coast dominated the competition, with teams from Maryland capturing the most medals, followed by Massachusetts, New Jersey and California. The Men's Open competition was won by Charm City, played against the 2006 National Champions World United.  Both teams were comprised of many U.S. Futsal National Team players. Charm City represents the sixth different state association to win the National Title in the last eight years. In the Women's Open category, SM Futsal Club  from Maryland won its first title.

This year marked the first time the National Championship had 'age-pure' groups. All the games in every division over the course of this event were well played and attended by more than 8,000 participants and spectators. This support was most likely bolstered by the fact that there was quite a cross-representation of teams from regions throughout the U.S. Six out of eight regions were represented in these finals.

Forty eight referees, from various locations across the country, were invited to participate in this tournament. These referees have a combined total of 600 years of Futsal experience, which certainly enhanced the quality of games at this event.

U.S. Futsal congratulates all the teams that participated for their hard work, dedication and "fair play" throughout the competition