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Anthony Grudko, an 18‑year‑old soccer player from Simpsonville, South Carolina, trains private students, overcame a serious knee injury, chose the University of Memphis, and will attend the Greenville Triumph’s World Cup watch party to promote the sport.
The Mountain West Conference announced the launch of MW+, a direct‑to‑consumer streaming service powered by Kiswe, marking a significant shift in how the league delivers its athletic content to fans across the United States.
The United States men's national soccer team will meet Bosnia and Herzegovina in a World Cup round‑of‑32 clash on July 1 at Levi's Stadium, broadcast on Fox and streamed via the Fox One App and Fubo.
France's World Cup campaign has been defined by an unprecedented attacking surge, with the team netting 13 goals in just four matches.
Season tickets for soccer, volleyball and basketball go on sale, with special rates for students, faculty and staff, and a range of benefits for supporters
France's World Cup campaign has been defined by an unprecedented attacking constellation that blends raw speed, technical brilliance and a collective hunger for victory.
The Aggies have announced their upcoming 2026 men's soccer squad, featuring players from Texas, California, Colorado, Iceland, Canada and beyond, along with a coaching team led by Bobby Shuttleworth and a dedicated support crew.
Pat Kennedy's 1975 initiative sparked a soccer tradition that grew from elementary school teams to a state‑championship program, influencing generations of players and coaches.
The tournament’s knockout phase begins on June 28, featuring a slate of high‑stakes encounters across North and South America, Europe and Africa, with several teams securing progression through penalty shoot‑outs.
A recently introduced rule, known as the Prestianni Law, now triggers an immediate red card for any player who shields his mouth during a confrontation, aiming to curb hidden abuse on the field.
The NWSL's 2027 free agency period opened on July 1, 2026, unlocking negotiations for players whose contracts expired after the 2026 season, including star midfielders and veterans.
As the FIFA World Cup reaches its halfway mark, the United States is witnessing unprecedented engagement, with record viewership, sold‑out matches and a new generation of fans rallying behind the USMNT.
From Iraqi hospital worker Mustafa al Saadi’s makeshift fan zone in Mosul to Ghanaian journalist Prince Ayim Brown’s denied visa, the 2026 World Cup reveals how travel restrictions are shaping the tournament’s inclusive promise.
After a distinguished 12‑year professional soccer career, Katie Lampson has announced her immediate retirement, closing a chapter that delivered two NWSL championships, multiple continental trophies, and formative experiences across three continents.
The 2026 tournament, co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, has sparked a wave of shared enthusiasm in Michigan and beyond, blending sports celebration with a hopeful narrative of diversity and unity.
While the World Cup halts most competitions, a handful of alumni keep playing, delivering surprising results and championship triumphs across continents
A look at the city’s upcoming soccer watch event, a former officer’s court date, and the heat wave straining Metro Detroit.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz's supportive message after the German team's World Cup elimination sparked criticism, revealing deep public discontent and raising questions about governmental communication
A night of jubilation over Mexico's World Cup win over Ecuador ended in tragedy when three revelers died of asphyxiation in a packed plaza, prompting city officials to call for safer celebrations.
Northern Michigan University has unveiled its 2026 men’s soccer recruiting class, featuring 16 student‑athletes from across the United States and abroad. Head coach Alex Fatovic highlighted the group’s talent and the program’s ambitious schedule as the Wildcats look to defend their recent GLIAC and NCAA Tournament successes.
The Swiss Football League announced it will not implement mandatory hydration breaks next season, citing a heat wave and a desire to follow UEFA's conditional approach.
Joe Gaetjens scored the only goal in the United States' 1-0 victory over England at the 1950 World Cup, a moment that still shapes narratives of sport, identity, and exile.
Hall of Famer Bobby Smith reflects on the harsh conditions, scarce resources, and proud moments that defined the U.S. national team in the 1970s, while looking ahead to today’s World Cup.
Three supporters died of asphyxiation during the jubilant aftermath of Mexico's win over Ecuador, prompting city officials to call for responsible festivities.