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by Mike Woitalla on Dec 19, 4:22 PM
The Youth Soccer Insider continues its interview series with youth club leaders by talking with Fred Wilson, the Boys Coaching Director of Northern California's Mustang Soccer, a club-slash-league with nearly 5,000 players under its umbrella
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by Mike Woitalla on Dec 14, 2:58 PM
One of the best ways for adults to coach children is to play along with them
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by Randy Vogt on Dec 9, 1:42 AM
The referee's position is called a "diagonal," which he or she runs goes from corner flag to corner flag.
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by Mike Woitalla on Dec 6, 7:37 PM
The hardships faced by gay teens inspired the coming-out of former University of North Carolina star David Testo after nearly a decade of pro soccer in MLS, the USL and NASL. We contacted longtime soccer coach and journalist Dan Woog, the author of five books on gay and lesbian issues, to comment on the importance of pro athletes coming out and to offer advice for coaches on how to combat the homophobia that can torment gay and questioning teens.
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by Randy Vogt on Dec 1, 1:38 AM
The goals are 8 yards in length by 8 feet high. The youngest age groups in youth soccer will often use smaller goals. The goalposts must be white. Should referees come to a field with goalposts that are not white, play the game and report the color of the goal posts to the league.