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Seven Green Hornets soccer players receive $2,000 scholarships from AAYSA to support diverse undergraduate pursuits, from community college to MIT, highlighting the sport’s role in personal development.
Tufts defeated Trinity (TX) 2‑1 in overtime at Kerr Stadium in Salem, Virginia, clinching their fifth NCAA Division III men’s soccer title and cementing a legacy that spans two decades of dominance.
A new study highlights soccer’s unique blend of cardio, strength and mental‑health benefits, especially for middle‑aged adults, and explores how the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 could amplify its impact.
Manley L. Carter Jr. may be best known for his role as a NASA astronaut, but his early years were marked by a fierce passion for soccer that shaped his disciplined approach to life.
Sophomore outfielder Julia Sully has announced her commitment to Villanova University's softball program, bringing a decorated high school and college background to the Main Line.
The recent World Cup has reignited interest in soccer among American children, prompting experts to watch how many will become lifelong fans.
The Emory University women's soccer program, fresh off a Division III national runner‑up finish, is using the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 in Atlanta as a catalyst for community building and athletic ambition.
The World Cup is turning early childhood play into a potential lifelong passion, reshaping soccer's place in U.S. culture and opening new routes for women's and professional soccer.
The World Cup is sparking renewed interest in youth soccer across the United States, a trend that could reshape the nation's sporting landscape and create lifelong fans.
The upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup is sparking unprecedented interest in soccer among U.S. youth, with experts watching to see if the momentum will translate into lifelong fandom and broader cultural impact.
A seasoned sports medicine physician explains how unstructured play and sensible training limits can keep young athletes healthy and engaged.
This summer, Atlanta’s galleries are weaving soccer’s global narrative into visual art, offering a fresh lens on community, history and international passion.
Atlanta United is leading a series of events that will transform the metro area into a hub of soccer activity from May through July, featuring matches at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, community art displays, and free ticket programs for new fans.
Lawrence Rowley, a seasoned coach with experience at the Air Force Academy and Princeton, has been named assistant coach for the Siena Saints. His playing career at Emory University, academic achievements, and work with standout players shape his new role.