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A surge in youth soccer participation across Boston and New England is being driven by the World Cup, prompting cities to create free and affordable programs and nonprofits to remove financial barriers.
Former UConn women’s basketball legend Tina Charles launched her debut craft beer, 78‑0 Hazy IPA, at East Rock Brewing in New Haven, sharing revenue with teammates and the UConn Foundation while reflecting on a storied career and future in brewing.
The Welsh men's and women's wheelchair 3x3 basketball squads, granted wildcards after second‑place finishes, will debut at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Central to the story are Libi Phillips and Will Bishop, a couple who met as teenagers and now aim to inspire future athletes.
Haiti's national soccer side will contest a competitive group in the upcoming Nations League, navigating safety‑related venue shifts, a coaching transition, and regional political overtones.
The New England Revolution will face Atlanta United FC on July 25, 2026, at Gillette Stadium, featuring a special heritage kit, custom cleats by local artist Eamon White, fireworks, and charitable initiatives.
A comparative look at the USMNT and the New York Giants as they navigate new coaching eras, high‑profile contracts and the quest for long‑awaited glory.
Recent dismissals of coaches for both the U.S. Men's National Team and the New York Giants have set the stage for ambitious new appointments, each tasked with turning disappointment into triumph.
The U.S. Men's National Team reflects on a historic low in 2017, a decade of rebuilding, and a breakthrough at the 2026 World Cup that signals a sustainable future for American soccer.
The 1994 World Cup team sparked a cultural phenomenon, led to the creation of MLS, and set the stage for today’s talent pipeline as the U.S. prepares to host the 2026 tournament.
As the United States prepares for a pivotal World Cup encounter, the narrative of its men’s national team is woven from a tapestry of historic triumphs and near‑misses, shaping the sport’s growth at home.
Nine Black soccer players from Africa and the Caribbean helped the Atlanta Chiefs win the 1968 NASL title, a victory that resonated against the backdrop of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination and left a lasting imprint on American soccer.
From a Brooklyn basement to outfitting national teams, Capelli Sport’s rise illustrates how targeted design and direct deals are reshaping sports apparel.
A look at LSU's new quarterback pledge, the 1990 US Soccer team's World Cup journey, and the latest king cake rankings in New Orleans.
Adidas Eurocamp’s 19th edition highlights a new wave of international prospects heading to U.S. colleges, sparking discussion about the camp’s evolving role and potential NCAA partnership.
When Paul Caligiuri struck the ball that sent the United States back to the World Cup after four decades, he ignited a transformation that turned soccer from a fringe pastime into the nation’s third-most popular sport.
Christian Pulisic, the United States' talisman, prepares for a home World Cup after a disappointing club season, aiming to turn personal struggle into national triumph while navigating brand partnerships and a youthful squad's ambitions.
In a recent episode of The Soccer Show, former Trinidad and Tobago goalkeeper Shaka Hislop shares memories of the 2006 World Cup, while analysts Brad Feldman and Charlie Davies dissect recent U.S. performances and preview the upcoming 2026 finals.
Taylor Twellman discusses the U.S. team's tactical focus, historical setbacks, and the realistic target of reaching the quarterfinals as hosts of the 2026 World Cup.