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Two Florida International University graduates are playing pivotal roles as media officers for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, showcasing how their education and early careers at MLS are influencing the future of soccer communications worldwide.
From fractured arms to forward‑line ambitions, Philadelphia’s SWAG program shows how the World Cup’s global excitement is shaping the city’s next generation of soccer stars.
Hundreds of Dutch supporters turned a Texas town into a celebration of orange as the famed Dutch Orange Bus made its way to Fulshear ahead of the Netherlands‑Sweden World Cup encounter.
American Airlines delighted passengers on a Los Angeles‑to‑Seattle flight with a soccer‑themed celebration, featuring decorated gates, giveaways and exclusive amenity kits. The event is part of a broader rollout of tournament‑related experiences ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Mark Howard, a former Manchester United trainee, and Colin Carmichael, head coach at Oklahoma State, share insights on why mental preparation and extra work separate the best from the rest.
ITV's broadcast of Emma Hayes from a rural kitchen set during World Cup coverage ignited a gender‑bias debate, highlighting challenges faced by women in sports media.
Plei’s $6 soccer initiative aims to bring affordable pickup games to millions across North America, partnering with local facilities and community leaders.
The Battle Creek Enquirer invites residents to select the 2026 Readers' Choice High School Girls Soccer Player of the Year, featuring standout athletes from Gull Lake, Coldwater, Lakeview and other area schools.
As the world watches the FIFA World Cup, aspiring soccer players in Philadelphia are turning their dreams into reality through the city’s SWAG program, guided by reporter Wakisha Bailey.
Marykate McGuire Loper, a 2022 Duke graduate and former professional soccer player, has joined the College of Charleston as an assistant women's soccer coach, bringing a focus on mentorship, discipline, and player development.
The 2026 6A All‑State boys soccer squad was revealed this week, spotlighting top performers from across Utah. Lone Peak’s Patrick Stevenson leads as Player of the Year, while teammate Sam Parker earns Playoff MVP honors.
The 2026 5A All-State boys soccer team has been announced, highlighting top performers from across Utah.
The 2026 Deseret News 3A All-State boys soccer team showcases top performers from across Utah, highlighted by Xavier Peregrina’s record-breaking shutouts and standout contributions from a host of young stars.
The 2026 4A All‑State boys soccer team, selected by coaches statewide, celebrates the season’s standout athletes, highlighting top scorers, playmakers, and goalkeepers.
Coaches’ votes highlight top scorers, defenders and goalkeepers across Utah’s 2A programs, with Kale Garner and Noah Johnson headlining the honors.
The Mountaineers will open the season at home on August 20 against Binghamton and play eight games at Waldron Family Stadium, while also hosting non‑conference opponents Saint Joseph's and Navy and traveling to Duquesne and Loyola.
Ava LaFollette leads a group of standout Peoria area girls soccer players honored in the 2026 Journal Star all-area team, with record-breaking performances and clutch moments defining the season.
The 2026 Deseret News Players of the Year in Utah boys soccer highlight standout performances from Patrick Stevenson, Cameron Martin, Carlos Nieto‑Rosales, Xavier Peregrina and Kale Garner, each of whom helped his team capture a state championship.
Julian Edelman, once known for his clutch receptions in the NFL, now serves as Boston’s Hospitality Captain for the FIFA World Cup, blending his football legacy with a newfound passion for soccer, media, and global travel.
A look at the ways football’s triumphs, disappointments, myths, and hope reflect the human condition.
The United States will face Australia in a decisive Group D match on Friday, with a victory potentially securing first place and a more manageable path through the round of 32.
Hugh Weber and Baker Machado discuss the debut of a floating soccer pitch in Seattle, the ripple effects of the World Cup on domestic leagues, and the looming question of whether MLS or NWSL clubs can outpace NFL valuations.
Riley Pickels, senior goalkeeper for the Hough Huskies, has been named the 2026 Gatorade North Carolina Girls Soccer Player of the Year, highlighting her 94.5% save rate, 17 shutouts, 4.54 GPA, and volunteer work.
U.S. Women’s National Team star Claire Hutton, a Bethlehem High School graduate, is honored with a signature sandwich at Cardona’s Market in Colonie, NY, and uses her platform to champion the USMNT’s push for a knockout spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.