Monthly Archives: November 2014

The 2014 NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer National Championship will move down to Boca Raton, Florida after the four quarterfinals were played on Friday and Saturday. Defending champions and number one seed UCLA were ousted by #2 Virginia 2-1, who … Continue reading →

NEWS Assistant Keane leaves Villa Aston Villa assistant coach Roy Keane has left the club with immediate effect. Keane relinquished the role with Villa after struggling to juggle it with similar responsibilities with the Republic of Ireland as Martin O’Neil’s … Continue reading →

Four seeded teams were eliminated this past weekend as the second round of the NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer National Championship took place. The majority of the 16 games were close with all but two of the games being decided … Continue reading →

Harrison, N.J. – The New England Revolution brought their Road Warrior act to a packed Red Bull Arena Sunday afternoon defeating New York 2-1, and putting Thierry Henry’s chances of hoisting an MLS Cup on his way out of Major … Continue reading →

The quarterfinals of the NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Championship are set after the second and third round matches were played out over the weekend. While the seeded teams make up all of the eight remaining colleges, the two most … Continue reading →

Indiana Soccer understands the expenses related to education for your children, whether it is in athletics or academics. For this reason, they are always looking for opportunities to benefit loyal members and to save money.  This time, Indiana Soccer is … Continue reading →

Arkansas Soccer Association is looking for referees! High school players, parents and coaches are encouraged to promote these classes and to spread the word to get referees for the club games. To sign up for the courses please  click here … Continue reading →

South Texas Youth Soccer Association is holding ODP tryouts  for the 2015 ODP Training Pool on select weekends Jan-March for boys. Chosen players will represent South Texas during the Region III ODP Trials in July. Check out the schedules below, … Continue reading →

After a short break for International games the EPL returns for all you guys and gals out there. After 11 weeks Chelsea lead the way and have yet to lose a game, but the EPL is always full of surprises … Continue reading →

To the surprise of virtually no one, goalkeeper Tim Howard has been voted the 2014 U.S. Soccer Male Athlete of the Year. Howard beat out five teammates, including three time winner Clint Dempsey, to win the honor for the second … Continue reading →

The FIFA break is over and the playoffs are back, so let’s check in with another MLS Big – 5. 1) 3 in For MVP – But No BWP Robbie Keane, Obafemi Martins and Lee Nguyen are all very worthy … Continue reading →

It was announced today that once a replacement is found, Cheryl Bailey will step down as Executive Director of the National Women’s Soccer League to spend more time with her family. Bailey previously served as General Manager of the USWNT … Continue reading →

Jurgen Klinsmann took his show on the road for a year end double header, and received a beating at the hands of Colombia and Ireland for his troubles. Following a not unexpected 2-1 loss to FIFA’s third ranked team in … Continue reading →

The NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer National Championship got underway this past weekend and brought with it plenty of drama and few upsets. All but one of the seeded teams advanced to the second round, with the only casualty being … Continue reading →