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A $24 million settlement and revised contracts have eliminated the gender pay gap in U.S. Soccer, ensuring equal World Cup prize money and highlighting the sport's growing female influence.
Cornell reveals a seven‑player class that blends top‑ranked talent from five states and international experience, aiming to strengthen the women's soccer program for the upcoming season.
Uniqlo’s first permanent U.S. community hub in Altadena, California, features two turf soccer fields, a classroom and a range of free services aimed at helping families recover from the recent wildfires.
A speculative look at how iconic baseball players might have transformed the United States' soccer history and World Cup narrative.
Chicago Stars FC’s Future Stars program expands access for girls through camps, leagues, and a holistic curriculum that integrates physical training, injury prevention, and life‑skill development.
A mother and her 11‑year‑old son turn a concussion into a World Cup adventure in Houston, discovering new flavors and lasting memories.
Christian Pulisic suffered a microfracture in his right leg during the World Cup loss to Belgium, and while U.S. Soccer and his club AC Milan will collaborate on his recovery, no return date has been set.
A collision with Belgium's captain left the U.S. star with a fractured leg, sidelining him for weeks and casting a shadow over Milan's upcoming match.
Alex Morgan warns that the pay‑to‑play model in American youth soccer is pricing out many promising players and must be reformed to keep the sport competitive on the world stage.
A look at the experiences of Utah referees Aliya Khan and Nathan Boone, the pressures they face, and the new RAP rule aimed at protecting them.
A Florida State University coaching specialist argues that the pay‑to‑play model and limited school‑based physical education are stifling American soccer talent.
A look at the athletes who could have transformed the United States’ World Cup legacy, from Ty Cobb’s speed to Jackie Robinson’s agility.
Kylian Mbappé’s recent braces have lifted him to second place on the all‑time World Cup scoring list. With France set to face Morocco in a high‑stakes quarterfinal, the tournament’s final stages promise drama both on and off the pitch.
England's defensive lineup has been hit by a setback that could reshape their World Cup campaign, with FIFA's disciplinary rules sparking controversy across several teams.
Tim Baghurst, director of FSU COACH and former FIFA referee, says the United States must rethink its youth soccer model, emphasizing physical education and accessible play to compete globally.
Steve Cherundolo has been appointed head coach of the United States under‑23 side for the 2028 Olympic Games, a position that could reshape the nation’s senior squad.
The Men in Blazers Media Network is staging a live show in Boston as part of its tour across World Cup host cities, spotlighting local voices and concluding with a communal viewing of the France versus Morocco match.
From July 2026, The Hoxton’s Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Chicago, Los Angeles and Portland locations host an installation that turns soccer balls into sculptural pieces, inviting visitors to explore geometry, craftsmanship and memory.
The nation's largest youth soccer tournament kicks off next Tuesday, featuring a weekend showcase and a week-long competition that will run through July 18th.
A leg injury sustained in the 4‑1 loss to Belgium has sidelined Christian Pulisic for weeks, prompting a recovery plan with AC Milan and sparking commentary from former U.S. internationals.
From a modest sketch to a national emblem, the Argentina jersey crest carries a legacy of passion, memory, and the pursuit of glory.
The Norwegian national team has left its Miami accommodation due to ongoing construction disturbances, a shift confirmed by logistics manager Truls Dæhli. With the World Cup entering its final week, the team is preparing for a high‑stakes encounter against England on July 11, while broadcast arrangements across Fox, Telemundo and streaming platforms are set to bring every match to global audiences.
The upcoming fall season features 18 matches, ten home games at President's Field, and a return of key players who helped the program break recent conference barriers.
FIFA Women's World Cup champion Crystal Dunn has become a stakeholder in Tallahassee‑based TLH Reckoning, bringing her extensive playing experience and advocacy to a project that aims to build a comprehensive development pipeline for girls and women in soccer.