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From a culture shock on the Midwest plains to a devastating ACL tear, Ashley Petersen’s story blends athletic perseverance with compassionate volunteer work, shaping her path toward medicine.
The 2026 women's soccer campaign for Mount St. Mary's University kicks off with a home clash against UMBC, featuring a blend of returning veterans and new talent.
On Thursday, August 13, the Syracuse University women's soccer team will host Villanova at the SU Soccer Stadium, looking to extend a series that favors Villanova historically but sees the Orange aiming for a fresh start.
The Orange host the Wildcats on Aug. 13, hoping fresh talent and solid preseason form can overturn a historically unfavorable series.
Oakland opens its 2026 women's soccer season against Mercyhurst on Aug. 13, aiming to break a drought and leverage a strong returning lineup
The Liberty University women's soccer team opens its 2026 campaign at home against East Carolina before traveling to face No. 11 Virginia, hoping to repeat its recent Conference USA success.
Lionel Messi’s recent letter to his late father, Jorge Messi, uncovers emotional turmoil, doubts about his soccer future, and the worldwide tributes that followed the elder’s passing.
The Seminoles, defending national champions, will host Stetson on Thursday night, aiming to extend a perfect five‑game streak while ESPN+ brings the action to fans nationwide.
The Seminoles begin their national title defense on August 13, 2025, at Spec Martin Stadium, facing a rebuilding Stetson squad broadcast live on ESPN+.
TopDrawerSoccer.com’s preseason lists highlight Ayva Jordan’s freshman ranking and Cayden Norris’s top‑100 placement, underscoring the Lady Vols’ depth ahead of the August 13 matchup with Rutgers.
The Dukes finished their first season with a program‑record 12 wins, new offensive milestones and a promising mix of veterans and newcomers, setting the stage for a challenging schedule and a hopeful push in the Atlantic 10.
The Atlantic Coast Conference opens its women's soccer season with six televised matches across ACCNX, ESPN+, SECN+ and BTN, featuring ranked powerhouses and high‑stakes non‑conference pairings.
The Rider University women's soccer squad enters the 2026 season hopeful, aiming to improve offensive output and defensive stability after a 3-8-7 record.
Lionel Messi shares raw emotions about losing his father, the role Jorge Messi played in his career, and how the loss has left his future in football uncertain.
A breakdown of trust among FIFA’s member bodies has sparked a governance crisis, with confederations challenging Gianni Infantino’s commercial agenda and demanding sweeping reforms before the organization repeats past scandals.
The NIACC men’s soccer team opens its 2026 season with a series of non‑conference fixtures in Kansas, followed by home games at Waldorf University and a full ICCAC slate that stretches into October.
The potential acquisition of a one‑third stake in Liverpool Football Club by Jeff Bezos raises questions about corporate influence in soccer, the experience of tech billionaires in sports management, and the ongoing controversy surrounding FIFA’s leadership.
A look at the Current's recent slump, the looming clash with Gotham, and the club's long-term rebuild strategy
Indiana University’s men’s soccer program is preparing for the 2026 campaign, introducing a new starter and a competitive race for the second‑string role.
Lindsey Heaps, a World Cup champion and five‑time league winner, has come home to captain the Denver Summit, blending personal legacy with a new challenge ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics.
The 2026 MAC women’s soccer season opens with 15 matches on August 12, proceeds through a compact conference schedule, and concludes with a neutral‑site championship at Historic Crew Stadium in Columbus, Ohio.
A look at the key storylines as the new season approaches, from Mishawaka Marian’s championship pedigree to Goshen’s veteran core and the challenges facing traditional powerhouses.
Real Madrid’s summer overhaul, driven by José Mourinho’s insistence, brought in six high‑profile signings for over €200 million, with Marc Cucurella emerging as the linchpin for a left‑back solution that helped Spain capture the World Cup.
The Gamecocks open their season at Stone Stadium, facing a familiar opponent coached by former player Caroline Kelly, while aiming to rebuild around returning All‑SEC talent.