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by Paul Kennedy
The Derby County Wolves (Michigan) and Crossfire Premier (Washington) are the only clubs averaging 2.00 or more points per game in both age groups of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy, which moved into the final month of the regular season with the Spring Showcase kicking off on Friday and continuing ...
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by Soccer America
"The silence was deafening. I felt the sun on my face, brushed a tick off my lower leg, and listened to the highway traffic on I-94. I felt sick to my stomach. I'm actually excited you are doing a story. I won't try to justify anything. I hope if my ...
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by Soccer America
Thirty-six players were selected by U.S. Soccer staff coaches to represent the U.S. Soccer Development Academy in matches against the U.S. U-17 national team as part of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy Spring Showcase in Sarasota, Fla. The Chicago Fire, currently undefeated in the Academy's Frontier Division, and FC Delco ...
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by Soccer America
Cal South, which has produced 17 U.S. Youth Soccer national champions over the last five years, recently concluded in State Cup competition for the U-14 to U-18 age groups in which West Coast FC and Slammers FC won two boys and girls titles, respectively. For all the U-14 to U-18 ...
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by Soccer America
State Cup finals were recently held in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada and Oregon. Among the big winners were Sereno White with six boys and girls titles in U-14 to U-18 Arizona age groups and LV Premier, which took four championships in the U-14 to U-18 Nevada age groups. For the results ...
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by Soccer America
The Washington Post examines youth soccer in Northern Virginia, where players chase college scholarships dreams, playing year-round soccer. It's particularly difficult in the spring when Virginia sponsors high school soccer. Players juggle games with two teams, playing a heavy prep schedule and showcase club events. As Notre Dame women's coach ...
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