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by Mike Woitalla on Nov 29, 10:45 PM
A decade ago, Kaz Tambi coached the USA to a runner-up finish at the inaugural U-17 Women's World Cup.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Nov 26, 11:22 PM
If there's one thing you can love about the World Cup, then it's the opportunity that the tournament offers to escape reality for over a month.
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by Mike Woitalla on Nov 26, 3:02 AM
In the wake of the USA failing again to reach the knockout stage of the U-17 Women's World Cup, we checked in with Anson Dorrance
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by Beau Dure on Nov 21, 6:51 PM
There's been a greater degree of experimentation than we usually see from the U.S. women, a team that is infamously glacial in changing tactics and players.
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by Paul Kennedy on Nov 21, 1:07 AM
Was 2018 a complete waste? How it ended may have been the best thing that has ever happened.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Nov 19, 12:28 PM
First of all, I'd like to apologize for my column three weeks ago taking FIFA President Gianni Infantino to task for harboring a surfeit of bad ideas.
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by Brian Sciaretta on Nov 19, 12:23 AM
Sebastian Soto has had quite a year. After a breakout performance in the Development Academy with Real Salt Lake, he signed with Hannover 96.
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by Brian Sciaretta on Nov 14, 11:45 PM
As recently as the summer, there was plenty of optimism for Americans abroad for the 2018-19 season. The season is clearly off to a disappointing start.
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by Beau Dure on Nov 14, 2:47 PM
In his day job, Dr. Pete Zopfi is a trauma surgeon. He took on another difficult job in August, when he was elected chair of U.S. Youth Soccer.
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by Mike Woitalla on Nov 13, 1:19 AM
The USA hasn't reached the knockout stage of the U-17 Women's World Cup since the biennial tournament's first edition in 2008, when it finished runner-up.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Nov 12, 1:12 PM
While refereeing a youth game this past weekend I sent a player out for a five-minute time penalty following his second hefty foul of the afternoon.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Nov 8, 3:06 PM
That goals are such a rare commodity in soccer is arguably one of its most attractive features. It can also be one of its most frustrating.
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by Beau Dure on Nov 7, 12:46 AM
Adam Behnke, a former college runner at Columbia and Indiana and a former sales executive with the New York Yankees, is Loudoun United's chief operating officer.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Nov 5, 12:41 PM
"They stuff their bellies with tomorrow's ache," the Canadian poet Edmund Vance Cooke wrote almost 100 years ago.
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by Brian Sciaretta on Nov 2, 3:31 PM
Over the last year, U.S. interim head coach Dave Sarachan has introduced a new core of players into the team.