| Women's Professional Soccer Folds, What Happens Now? Fan Take |
Women's Professional Soccer officially folded May 18. The move wasn't a huge surprise since the WPS had cancelled their 2012 season back in January, but it's still a shame and a bad mark on a country that prides itself on having a diverse sports environment. |
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| Women's Professional Soccer folds after 3 years |
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The Women's Professional Soccer league has folded after three seasons. |
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| Women's Professional Soccer folds after three years |
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- The Women's Professional Soccer league has folded after three seasons. |
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| Small-sided soccer turns Japan into big-time women's program |
DALLAS – On their recent trip to Japan, the U.S. women’s soccer team got striking views of two things that left a lasting impression. |
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| A soccer player, for now |
She jokes, sometimes, that she can't remember the first episode of Girl Meets Soccer Ball. And it's not going to be long until life takes Girl in one direction, and Soccer Ball in another. |
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| US Fan: Timmy Chandler Tells US Soccer “Thanks but No Thanks” |
American soccer fans get themselves worked up over, well over anything and everything, really. If you're ever bored or just feeling blue and in need of a laugh, tell one such person how you refuse to watch Major League Soccer because league games aren't nearly as entertaining as are matches played overseas. Diehard US Soccer fans also absolutely despise whenever an American born player "turns ... |
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| SoccerGrlProbs is Taking the Soccer World by Storm, One Tweet at a Time: a Fan's Interview |
If you are a female soccer player in the high school or college ranks, chances are you have heard of the @soccergrlprobs Twitter handle. |
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| Sanderson soccer goalie battles concussions |
Carly Tinstman, a goalkeeper who has suffered three concussions, was recently cleared by her doctor to play soccer again. But she knows there are health risks. |
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| Gatorade® National Boys Soccer Player of the Year: Ema Boateng |
CARPINTERIA, Calif., May 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- In its 27th year of honoring the nation's best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company, in collaboration with ESPNHS, today announced Ema Boateng of ... |
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