Here are soccer jobs of interest, as selected by Soccer America’s staff.
college men
Professor Steven Bank on college soccer’s future in the wake of the House v. NCAA settlement
With the “House v. NCAA” settlement sparking uncertainty about the future of college soccer, we’re checking in with Steven Bank, Professor of Business Law at the UCLA School of Law. Bank is also an avid soccer fan and has been involved in the game at many levels: player, youth coach, referee, club administrator and soccer […]
College recruits: Big East men
Big East men’s signings for the 2025 season include players with experience in MLS Next Pro and Europe as well as from JC powerhouses.
NCAA moves to protect athletes impacted by new roster restrictions
The NCAA’s Division I board of directors approved exceptions to protect student-athletes impacted by restrictions on roster sizes as part of reforms in college athletics in the court-approved House settlement.
U.S. Soccer takes on college soccer at the crossroads
U.S. Soccer’s NextGen College Soccer Committee is a quite impressive list of leaders brought in to address to the evolution of college soccer.
Soccer Jobs
Here are soccer jobs of interest, as selected by Soccer America’s staff.
Soccer Jobs
Here are soccer jobs of interest, as selected by Soccer America’s staff.
Tate Johnson, the rookie teen who helped shut down Lionel Messi
Six months ago, Tate Johnson had just finished up his first semester at the University of North Carolina.
NCAA: Men’s and Women’s College Cups to be held same weekend
The NCAA Division I Sports Oversight Committee approved moving the Women’s College Cup from the first full weekend to the second full weekend in December.
Around the country
The most inspiring soccer team in Texas. Two retirements in New York.
