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The Marist women's soccer team begins its 2026 season on the road against Binghamton on August 16, entering the year ranked tied for sixth in the MAAC preseason poll and boasting a 17‑player returning core.
The University of North Carolina at Asheville will meet the University of North Alabama for the first time on August 15, marking a milestone for both programs.
The Pride open their 2026 campaign on Saturday at 4 p.m. in Philadelphia, aiming to extend a perfect series record while integrating a blend of returning stars and new talent.
The Bowling Green Falcons open their 2026 campaign against Robert Morris on August 16 at Cochrane Stadium, looking to build on a MAC runner‑up finish and a recent 2‑1 win.
A deluxe edition of Soccer Mommy’s 2016 EP arrives with unreleased demos and a live set in Nashville, highlighting the EP’s lasting cultural impact.
Florida’s opening match against Central Florida ended 4-3 after a late UCF comeback, highlighting new coach Nick Zimmerman’s challenges and the team’s injury setbacks.
The Lady Hornets opened their 2026 campaign with a 4‑0 loss to Southern Mississippi at the ASU Soccer Complex, but the match revealed promising defensive adjustments and late‑game offensive spark.
Returning seven starters, confronting key injuries, and integrating fresh talent, the Liberators eye a district championship after a narrow semifinal loss.
The 2026‑27 La Liga campaign begins on August 15, but several top clubs must wait before their first matches, while U.S. viewers can follow the action on ESPN and its streaming platforms.
Skidmore College announced the hiring of Joe Piperata, a Rensselaer native, to its men's soccer coaching staff, highlighting his local roots and coaching experience.
From a career‑ending injury to chart‑topping hits, Ruud Boymans blends sport discipline with electronic beats, founding No Art and SONA while inspiring viral moments in soccer culture.
The 2026 Big Ten women's soccer season kicked off with fifteen teams contesting non‑conference games on August 12‑13, delivering high‑scoring victories, surprising upsets, and early indicators for tournament seeding.
The Bulldogs return five starters from a championship team but must replace key leadership and a celebrated goalkeeper as they face a demanding early schedule.
The West Plains soccer team finished its debut season with an 11‑11 record, highlighting close contests and a roster poised for growth.
The New Covenant Academy Warriors enter the 2026 fall soccer season poised for renewal, blending experienced returnees with promising newcomers under Coach Eric Crain.
After a 5‑15 record, the Hillcrest Hornets are reshaping their roster, integrating fresh faces and emphasizing smarter play as they open preseason on Aug. 24.
The Fightin’ Irish finished 2025 with a third straight district crown and a Class 2 state title, and now aim to defend that success under new head coach J.J. Adikwu, who brings a blend of experience and fresh perspective to the program.
Under coach Jeff Rogers, the Glendale boys soccer program has turned district titles into a tradition, and the 2026 squad is poised to continue that pursuit despite a reshaped roster.
After finishing 11‑12 last year, the Branson boys soccer team brings back eight starters, including key attackers Dylan Hill and Kannon Eaves, as they prepare for a season opener against Nixa and a return to the Webb City Kickoff Classic.
Veteran coach Josh McCutcheon steps into the Ozark Tigers helm, bringing fifteen years of experience and a clear vision for growth.
The Cardinals are rebuilding their back line, integrating younger players and diversifying goal contributions as they open against Hillcrest and Cassville.
The Nixa boys soccer team, a staple of southwest Missouri consistency, is poised to capture its first district title in six years, driven by a cohesive senior class and a coach who prioritizes culture over individual brilliance.
The University of Texas women's soccer program has quickly become a focal point of preseason buzz after five of its key athletes were named to the preseason All‑Southeastern Conference squad, highlighting a promising start to the program's debut under new leadership.
A look at the competitive high school boys soccer season where local teams vie for dominance, coaches focus on strategy, and players deliver unpredictable, high‑stakes performances.