Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Hope Solo across Soccer.
An exploration of how cliques can undermine performance, the strategies that break them, and the real‑world examples of the US women’s national team and Arsenal reshaping their cultures.
Senior midfielder Courtney Jones drives Vanderbilt's record‑breaking 2024 season, embodying a team‑first philosophy that mirrors global midfield legends.
Hope Solo is auctioning over 45 items from her personal World Cup collection, including match‑worn jerseys and a championship ring, with all proceeds going to the SheBelongs nonprofit. The sale, hosted by Lelands, ends on August 15.
From July 26 to August 15, Hope Solo will auction over 45 items from her personal collection, with a portion of proceeds supporting SheBelongs, a nonprofit that empowers girls through sport and leadership.
Hope Solo will auction 45 pieces of personal memorabilia, including a 2015 World Cup jersey and championship ring, with proceeds earmarked for Solo FC and She Belongs. The sale runs from July 26 to August 15 via Lelands Auctions.
A viral post exposing the steep price of youth soccer in America has reignited debate over the nation's lagging performance, with elite pathways costing families up to $15,000 a year and legendary goalkeepers warning that talent is being pushed toward other sports.
An 18‑year‑old soccer prodigy from Pasco, Washington, chooses a professional contract in Mexico over multiple college scholarships, citing family roots and a desire to compete at the highest level.
A look at the trailblazing athletes whose achievements have defined U.S. soccer and who will be honored as the nation co‑hosts the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Seattle’s long‑standing soccer culture, built on historic teams and community engagement, underpins its role as a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Liberty University’s standout goalkeeper Peyton Huber continues to dominate on the field, earning Conference USA Player of the Week honors and setting new program records while balancing academics and personal passions.
The fourth edition of the tournament at WakeMed Soccer Park will feature 76 teams, over 2,000 athletes and a prize purse that could reshape careers.
The 2026 Soccer Tournament will take place at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina, from May 27 through June 1, showcasing fast‑paced matches, $1 million prizes and a lineup of international celebrities.