Author: C Schumacher
The future of US Women’s Soccer is in capable the hands of Mirelle van Rijbroek
The United States Women's National Team has punched their ticket to the 2019 Women's World Cup in France. They will be heading to France as the champi ...
Scouting Players for the US National Team | #USSDA #WomensWorldCup
On Tuesday October 16, the United States Men's National Team (USMNT) fielded a roster of twenty-one players for their match against Peru. Only nine of ...
The path the #USMNT goes through the Development Academy
Tonight the US Men's National Team plays Peru (5pm on ESPN). The path to the USMNT has been vastly different for players over the decades, but that p ...
#CollegeSoccer Recruiting news: Erin Healy to Gonzaga #UnitedWeZag
Erin Healy, Our Lady of Peace class of 2019, is committed to play at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington.
Erin is part of the US Youth Soccer ...
#RebelsProud Rylie Curran: Committed to Northern Arizona University #collegerecruiting
Rylie Curran, Our Lady of Peace class of 2019, is committed to play at NAU (Northern Arizona University).
Rylie is part of the US Youth Soccer 2018 ...
#CollegeRecruiting Gianna Creighton from Rebels SC #RebelsProud
Gianna Creighton, West Hills High School class of 2019, is committed to play at UC Irvine.
Gianna is part of the US Youth Soccer 2018 National Cham ...
Playing with The Boys: #Albion_SC G2007 to Join Boys’ League
After a summer of fun and challenging tournaments, competitive club soccer teams across Southern California will kick off league play. There are quite ...
First Win for Quinn #GoToreros
University of San Diego men's soccer earned their first win of the 2018 NCAA Division I soccer season with a 2-1 win over California Baptist Universit ...
A Great Family Soccer Night Out :: SDSU Men’s Soccer #goaztecs
All of the politics around professional soccer in San Diego can take a back seat this weekend.
There's great soccer to be found in San Diego, with ...
It’s Never Too Late : Sarah Trent’s #collegesoccer Recruiting Journey #aggieup
The stories are everywhere ... Female soccer players as young as ninth grade committing to NCAA DI women's soccer powerhouses ... Eighth graders ...
