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The World Cup’s excitement is driving a surge in soccer participation across the U.S., offering health benefits while raising the need for injury‑prevention strategies.
A tragic incident on the Rhône River highlights the deadly combination of extreme heat and unsupervised swimming, as emergency services confront a surge in drownings linked to France's record-breaking heatwave.
As the FIFA World Cup draws global attention, supporters are swapping luxury hotels for recreational vehicle parks near Dallas, creating a vibrant community while battling soaring accommodation prices.
From a debut in February 2025 to a $1.1 million transfer and a sandwich named in her honor, Claire Hutton discusses her ambitions for the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team as the Women’s World Cup approaches in Brazil.
The one‑day promotion celebrates the U.S. Men’s National Team’s recent World Cup success, offering a free ready‑to‑drink coffee to anyone who shows up in team merchandise, with no coupon required.
A promising talent from Guingamp's reserve side, Kenzo Kies, lost his life during France's unprecedented heatwave, prompting tributes and a broader conversation about summer safety.
From a $1.1 million transfer to a sandwich named in her honor, Claire Hutton is shaping a career that blends on‑field ambition with off‑field impact.
U.S. women's national team veteran Claire Hutton discusses her recent move to Bay FC, her community initiatives, and her excitement for the upcoming 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil.
World Cup excitement fuels soccer growth at College of Southern Nevada, inspiring scholarships and talent scouting.
Jacey Maul, a 2014 graduate of Jacksonville High School, has been appointed head coach of the girls' soccer team, succeeding Drew Comstock after his six‑year tenure.
The United States Men’s National Team will likely meet Bosnia and Herzegovina on July 1 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, a match that could shape its route to the round of 16, with the knockout bracket to be finalized after the group stage concludes on July 27
The University of Tennessee announced its 2026 women's soccer schedule, highlighting 11 home matches at Regal Stadium and a lineup of tough non‑conference opponents.
The Cyclones announce the arrival of three transfers who bring high‑school accolades and collegiate experience, aiming to boost the program's competitiveness for the upcoming season.
Investors including Baker Mayfield, Jalen Williams and Sydney McLaughlin‑Levrone are backing Echo's downtown stadium project, slated for a 2028 debut.
Garland, Texas, is moving forward with a $25 million soccer complex slated to begin construction in October 2026, replacing a previously scrapped $71 million Atlético Dallas project. The development, embedded in a 127‑acre entertainment district, aims to boost tourism, create jobs and position the city as a regional soccer hub ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The world's oldest known soccer ball, dating to around 1550, is on display in Miami during the FIFA World Cup, offering a tangible connection between Scotland’s early football heritage and the modern tournament.
Evan Haas, a senior at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, has been named to the 2025 United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division III Men's Scholar All-East Region Second Team, recognizing his academic and athletic achievements.
The 23rd FIFA World Cup is underway, marking a historic shift as the tournament expands to 48 national sides for the first time, with host nations delivering sold‑out venues and the U.S. already securing its spot in the round of 32.
The NCAA Division I Cabinet has declined a proposal to extend the men's soccer season into two academic terms, but the debate over scheduling and student‑athlete welfare continues.
During a World Cup match in Miami, Bronny James praised Neymar as his greatest soccer player, while the Brazilian forward returned from injury to help Brazil defeat Scotland 3‑0 and secure a knockout‑stage spot.
The 1994 FIFA World Cup, staged in part at Stanford Stadium, turned soccer into a mainstream American pastime and set the stage for today’s soaring ticket prices.
UMass women's soccer reveals its 2026 regular‑season slate, featuring nine home matches at Rudd Field, two exhibition games, and a road trip that spans the Northeast and Midwest.
Recent fan chants during a Mexico‑Czechia match have reignited debates over FIFA’s ability to enforce anti‑discrimination rules, especially as the country gears up to co‑host the 2026 World Cup.
Two border collies, Ben and Sally, work twice daily to clear Canada geese from a FIFA World Cup training ground in Toronto, protecting the turf and ensuring safety for athletes.