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Across the U.S. Soccer Development Academy: May 13, 2015

U.S. Soccer's 'Across The Academy' article series recaps recent action from the USSDA East, Central and Western conferences. Beachside SC U-15/16 forward John Denis has earned Academy Player of the Week honors for his standout performance against the New England Revolution.

Jack Harrison of Massachusetts wins Gatorade National Boys Soccer POY

Editor: Jack Harrison, a senior midfielder for Berkshire School in Massachusetts has been named the Gatorade National Boys Soccer Player of the Year for 2014-2015. The Wake Forest commit and two-time Gatorade State Player of the Year scored 16 goals and assisted his teammates on 27 others during his final high school season.

U.S. U-14 BNT opens camp with 3-1 win over Croatia

Gabe Segal, Luis Arriaga and Marcelo Palomino each scored goals to lead the U.S. Under-14 Boys’ National Team to victory over Croatia U14’s on May 11.

Potomac area USSDA review: Bethesda snags playoff spot, late drama for PWSI, Richmond

Bethesda-Olney teams continued their strong push toward the postseason, Baltimore Bays had a successful weekend against New Jersey Cedar Stars Academy, and two local sides played high-scoring thrillers in the U-13/14 age group this weekend in Potomac area Development Academy action.

Marcel Berry of Albemarle HS and SOCA wins Gatorade VA Boys Player of the Year

Marcel Berry of Albemarle High School and SOCA has been named the 2014-15 Gatorade Virginia Boys Soccer Player of the Year. Berry is the first Gatorade Virginia Boys Soccer Player of the Year to be chosen from Albemarle High School.

US Club Soccer hosting 2015-16 NPL Showcase (Girls) in Palm Coast, Fla., Dec. 31-Jan. 2

The 2015-16 NPL Showcase (Girls) will be held in Palm Coast, Fla., Dec. 31-Jan. 2, marking the second consecutive year US Club Soccer hosts a national showcase event for U-15 through U-17 girls age groups.

Wambach, Johnston steer USA to 3-0 win over Ireland on Mother’s Day

The U.S. Women's National Team defeated Ireland 3-0 before a sell-out crowd of 18,000 at Avaya Stadium on Mother's Day to win the first of its three Send-Off Series games. Abby Wambach scored the first two goals in the opening 45 minutes, and Julie Johnston capped off the scoring early in the second half.

USWNT begins send-off series against Ireland on Mother’s Day