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Should my daughter play ECNL?

Aspirations to play college soccer and hopes of a scholarship are apt to influence many decisions young players and their parents make. We’ve relayed some of the common questions we’ve heard fromparents to Lisa Lavelle, president of The Sport Source, which has spent more than 20 years in collegecounseling for student-athletes. By Lisa Lavelle My […]

Posted inSoccer America Daily, Story

Judge dismisses 'soccer mom' concussion lawsuit

U.S. District Judge Phyllis Hamilton in Oakland, Calif., cited “fairly incomprehensible” claims in dismissing the lawsuit against FIFA, U.S. Soccer and four U.S. youth organizationsalleging that soccer organizations have failed to provide adequate concussion management. The lawsuit sought the establishment of a medical monitoring program for players with concussions and headinjuries and the implementation of […]

Posted inSoccerTalk with Paul Gardner, Story

In search of youth soccer … and do we really want it anyway? Part 2: Correcting bad habits, or the intrusion of the adults

(Read Part 1 of In Search of Youth Soccer HERE.) By Paul Gardner Youth soccer is a manifestly imperfect sport. What else would one expect from kids, anyway? It is, we are told — this is an ongoing criticism –full of bad habits that have to be corrected. But from the youth-development point of view […]

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U.S. Youth Soccer names NFL Play 60 chief as CEO

U.S. Youth Soccer has named Christopher S. Moore as its new chief executive officer. Moore served the past four years as the president and chief operationofficer of GENYOUth, a non-profit organization founded in 2011, in partnership with the National Football League, National Dairy Council and three government agencies, U.S. Departments of Agriculture,Health & Human Services […]

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