Hamburg to host 2011 Match Against Poverty

Tuesday , December 13th – Hamburg is the venue for the ninth UEFA-backed Match Against Poverty when a team led by Ronaldo and Zinédine Zinedine will take on an all-star side from Hamburger SV tonight. Some 30 international stars will join Brazilian and French greats Ronaldo and Zinédine Zidane at the ninth UEFA-supported Match Against [...]

It is all about to Kick-Off!

The world’s first interactive e-book about the history of football to be released on iPad and Android. December 2011. There will be an exciting new player on the e-book team in mid- December. The history of the beautiful game is about to be brought to life in a way never seen before on the tablet [...]

Tustin United Club-B18 Gold team and Surf College Cup

By Miguel A. Cortez  (Assistant Coach- Tustin United B18) On November 26-28th , 2010 teams from across the country descended in the San Diego, California  area to participate in a premier college showcase, Surf College Cup . Most major clubs had teams representing them and Tustin United Club had its Boys under 18 (BU18) . [...]

Slammers FC Are Ubiquitous Surf Cup Veterans

Southern-California based Slammers FC teams are no strangers to the San Diego Polo Fields, home base for the prestigious Surf Cup invitational held in the bucolic San Dieguito River Valley just inland from the Del Mar Race Track. During each of the last two years, the Slammers have taken five teams to the tournament and [...]

Spokane Shadow B92 U18 Navy Wins San Diego College Surf Cup U18 Super

By Matt Leonard (Head Coach) The College Surf Cup was an incredible experience for our Spokane Shadow  Boys U18 Super. In the first game, we allowed a goal in the first 2 minutes versus United FC Black from Cal South. They were ranked 9th in the Nation and #2 in Southern California. Our tentative start would not last. We bounced [...]

Idaho Rush Win First Surf College Cup

By Craig Forsdick La Jolla, California — When you think of elite youth soccer programs in the U.S. its common to refer to any number of programs scattered throughout the Southwestern United States. This Thanksgiving weekend, a U18 boy’s team from Idaho made a number of elite teams stand up and take notice. The San [...]

Northern Lights Soccer Club: From Alaskan Winter to Sunny San Diego

By Cory Junker (Director of Coaching) Have practices and games been stopped because of a moose on the field? Yes. Do bears sometimes “scat” on the soccer field? Yes. Do we live in igloos? No. Summers are short with interesting obstacles you have to overcome. Most of Alaskan soccer is played inside. What does 9 months [...]

Soccer’s Rising Sun? Japanese Soccer After South Africa 2010

By Trevor Kew In the months leading up to this summer’s World Cup in South Africa, few neutrals would have liked Japan’s chances.  Faced with Eto’o’s physical Cameroon, Holland’s A-list of superstars and Denmark’s experienced (and tall) squad, there seemed little chance of the Samurai Blue progressing out of Group E to the knockout stage. [...]

The Last Airbender

By Subendran Ravindran The World Cup is over and the soccer season is about to start in England and the rest of Europe are also preparing. Lets face it, we would love to say it was a wonderful World Cup and I was craving for it. I had great expectations, I was still having hopes [...]

Another Travesty Paves the Way for Goal Line Technology: How Many More Will It Take?

By G. M. Hancock I told you so! You wait four long years to see your team have the chance to compete for World Cup glory; a chance which on June 27, 2010 was sadly stolen from England. In Bloemfontein we saw yet another complete travesty in the world of football which may have been [...]

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