The Cascadia Cup dates back before any of Vancouver Whitecaps FC, Seattle Sounders FC, or the Portland Timbers joined MLS, beginning in 2004 when the teams competed in the USL.

Cascadia Cup - Vancouver Whitecaps, Seattle Sounders, Portland Timbers (2004) The Cascadia Cup is one of several trophies contested in MLS rivalries each season / Courtesy of Portland Timbers FC.

The Cascadia Cup is a competition between the Timbers, Sounders and Vancouver Whitecaps. The Timbers needed a win or draw against Seattle to claim the title.

The Cascadia Cup is a three-way competition between the Timbers, Sounders and the Vancouver Whitecaps. It was created by supporters of all three clubs before they joined MLS.

Before the Portland Timbers meet the New England Revolution on September 16, we look towards the final two weekends of Cascadia Cup competition being played in Vancouver, BC later this month. Each ...

The concept of Cascadia reflects the largeness of the landmass of Canada and the United States that covers more than nineteen million square miles and has nearly 350 million inhabitants, making it ...

The 2019 Cascadia Cup came down to the final game. The Seattle Sounders have taken their second straight Cascadia Cup after defeating the Portland Timbers 2-1 on Saturday night. The win put the ...

The Cascadia Cup Council has announced new rules for awarding the 2018 Cascadia Cup due to Major League Soccer's decision to schedule an unbalanced number of matches among the three Cascadia teams ...