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“We are working on a partnership with a local non-profit, Soccer in the Streets, which looks to create young leaders and cultivate healthy communities through the beautiful game. It's an amazing organization that actually brought a lot of the team together through their Station Soccer program which created soccer pitches at multiple MARTA stations in the city.”
Read MoreASL at 100 is a monthly article and flashcast series discussing the month by month history of the first year of the American Soccer League. The Centennial of this important historical league begins today and Soccer Almanac and Protagonist Soccer are producing this joint work to celebrate and spotlight the league.
Read MoreWith matches set to kick off this evening, we’ve got the three narratives on our minds. Will the Detroit machine continue to roll on the road? How great is this CalUnited/Stars matchup? Chattanooga needs to eat! All the details on the NISA matches that matter.
by Dan Vaughn
Read More“Our goal is to move our two teams up the GSSL league ranks and if we continue to trend in the direction we are headed, we would definitely consider the NPSL or UPSL in the future. Both myself and my players are not content where we are and look forward to taking the club to the next level.”
Read More“Because of the league footprint and the cost of things like league fees, we knew the NOSL was a pragmatic choice that would allow us to offer even more organized play in Cleveland. The guys who organize the league have stressed from the jump that the goal is to create a league that clubs like ours can join without it being a massive strain on our resources.”
Read MoreMaryland Bobcat’s midfielder Nico Brown has transferred to USL side Greenville Triumph. It’s a big move for Brown, but also for the Bobcats and NISA.
by Dan Vaughn
Read MoreAll the matches of NISA’s week 4 on display! A little later this week due to traveling, with our apologies.
by Dan Vaughn
Read MoreWith Danubia joining the EPSL, we thought it was time to sit down with Men’s General Manager Aaron Sexton to discuss the move and where the club hopes to be in the future.
By John Howard-Fusco
Read More“We want to enhance and highlight the phenomenal work that the youth clubs in our area are doing to develop players. We see ourselves as that end path for that phenomenal work. And our aim is to reward these clubs for that work via monetary compensation and other means.”
Read More“En mi opinión, el principal diferenciador es definir de qué se tratará su club de fútbol y cómo se relaciona con su comunidad. Si buscas ser poco sincero, tu comunidad se dará cuenta rápidamente y no lo apoyarán. Tu club tiene que soportar más de 11 jugadores en el campo con una pelota.”
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