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Despite a resilient defensive effort and a late surge, Maple Mountain High School saw its 5A boys soccer championship hopes dissolve in the final minute of double overtime.
Heavy traffic is expected across Charlotte and Concord as the Coca‑Cola 600 and a Charlotte FC match draw large crowds, prompting road closures and detour recommendations.
The Mexican Football Federation has teamed with legends of the 1986 World Cup to end a decades‑old homophobic chant that has drawn FIFA sanctions, promoting the iconic Mexican Wave as a symbol of unity.
Rock Springs High School's softball team secured a 19‑8 victory over Natrona County in the opening round of the state tournament, setting up a next match against Cheyenne East. Meanwhile, Green River's soccer teams fell in their openers and the 4A track meet continues in Casper.
The university announces the hiring of Iain Langstone, a 2009 championship alumnus, to lead the men’s soccer program as a full‑time assistant coach beginning this summer.
A look at how Kaizer Motaung’s playing days with the Atlanta Chiefs, his return to South Africa, and his role in shaping football on both sides of the Atlantic helped professionalize the sport and bring the 2010 World Cup to his homeland.
Excitement builds as iconic Mexican grill, Bay Area FanFest, Seattle family traditions, and historic memorabilia at the George W. Bush Presidential Library highlight the growing soccer culture.
Tim Bezbatchenko is set to assume a senior leadership role overseeing Columbus NWSL 2028, Columbus Crew and future soccer investments after concluding his tenure at Black Knight Football Club.
Excitement builds across the United States as the World Cup approaches, highlighting iconic food culture, massive fan events, heritage celebrations, and a historic exhibit in Dallas.
Coach Kim McGowan announced the 2026 schedule for Austin Peay's women's soccer team, revealing 19 matches that include nine at home, a new conference debut, and a championship tournament in November.
From a beloved taco spot in Los Angeles to a family’s cultural celebration in Seattle, the World Cup is sparking diverse stories across the United States as the tournament draws nearer.
The downtown Las Vegas venue will combine a three‑story sportsbook, a 143‑foot screen above temperature‑controlled pools, and a full broadcast schedule to bring the world’s biggest soccer tournament to fans.
Kansas State's women's soccer program unveils a 20‑match 2026 slate that builds on a historic 2025 season and features new rivalries across the country.
An overview of the unique betting dynamics of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, covering the 90‑minute rule, three‑way moneyline, futures markets, and common pitfalls for bettors.
The ceremony in El Puerto de Santa María recognized standout athletes, introduced a new Women’s Best Five Award, and featured a call for unity through sport.
The University of Central Arkansas announces a 19‑match 2026 schedule that marks the program's first season in the United Athletic Conference, featuring a mix of regional non‑conference opponents and new conference rivals.
From orphan roots to World Cup triumph, Bora Milutinović’s mental‑focused methods reshaped American soccer and sparked a mentorship movement captured in the documentary ‘Summer of ’94’.
A 4-0 victory over fifth-ranked Lake Mills highlights McFarland's attacking prowess ahead of their final regular-season match.
Boise State reveals its 2026 nonconference soccer slate, setting the stage for the program’s first year in the Pac‑12.
An editorial look at the excitement, expectations, and uncertainties surrounding the upcoming tournament, from stadium venues to player storylines.
Sporting JAX, the league’s first expansion team to clinch a playoff spot in its inaugural season, will host Carolina Ascent on May 24, with sophomore forward Sophia Boman looking to add to her six goals and seven assists in a bid for postseason glory.
Veteran soccer executive Tim Bezbatchenko is back in Ohio, now heading global soccer operations for Haslam Sports Group, where he will guide the Columbus Crew, the planned 2028 NWSL team and future investments.
In the 1920s, amateur soccer players from Worcester, Massachusetts, and Worcester, England, played a series of matches to foster goodwill between the two cities. These tours, organized during a period of strained U.S.-British relations, were celebrated by thousands of fans and highlighted the unique bond between the two Worcesters. The matches were documented by British sports historian Dilwyn Porter, who discovered archival records of the events. The tours continued until the Great Depression, and today, few people in Worcester, Massachusetts, are aware of this historical rivalry. The story is particularly relevant as Boston prepares to host the FIFA World Cup, underscoring the long-standing connection between the two cities through soccer.
Coach Thomas Tuchel announced a 26‑player England squad for the 2026 World Cup, emphasizing team cohesion over individual talent. The list omits Phil Foden and Cole Palmer, includes surprise call‑ups Ivan Toney and Kobbie Mainoo, and features a blend of seasoned stars and newcomers aiming to end the nation's long wait for a men's World Cup title.