HBCUs With Soccer Programs That Should Be on Your Radar

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) have some of the richest histories of any educational institution in the country. While not every HBCU has an athletics program there are a few schools with women’s soccer programs you should keep your eye on.  Howard University  Probably one of the most well-known HBCUs, Howard University also has … Read more

7 Rule Changes That Would Actually Improve the Game

As a lifelong player, fan, and referee, I obviously love soccer. I do not, however, find it faultless. So while FIFA continues to toy with the Laws of the Game, here are a few suggested rule changes to make this beautiful game of ours even more beautiful.` Eliminate Yellow Card Accumulation At the 2015 Women’s … Read more

The Justice Coalition: How Ivy League Women’s Soccer Leads Teams in the Pursuit of Social Justice

This past year has been an immense awakening of sorts. It has called for a reform of justice and awareness to the truth of Black American history and systemic racism still present in our society today. In response, we have seen the rise of various female athlete groups continue the fight for social justice. The … Read more

Raising Tomorrow’s Champions: A New Book by Legend Joanna Lohman

Many socceristas got into the game because of the USWNT. They saw stars like Mia Hamm, Abby Wambach, Alex Morgan, and Megan Rapinoe light up their TV screens with magnificent skill, power, and determination. The USWNT is, without doubt, an inspiration to young soccer players everywhere. Their won’t-lose attitude sets them apart from the rest … Read more

Does Your Coach Have Emotional Intelligence?

Not all coaches may understand what you are going through. In fact, your coach may not have much emotional intelligence at all. So, what do you do when you need a bit of empathy in your sporting environment? Coaches love to instruct and give constructive criticism, though they don’t always do so in the best … Read more

The Story of the 1971 Women’s World Cup: The Unofficial Tournament That Was a Major Success

Every four years, the Women’s World Cup reintroduces women’s soccer to the daily news cycle. Soccer fans the world over get behind their women’s team while WoSo fans who stay with the sport year in and out finally get to see their favorite teams and players on the world’s biggest stage again. Most would put … Read more