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‘Changing the Game Project’ founder John O’Sullivan to present at NSCAA Convention

US Youth Soccer hires Christopher Moore as first ever CEO

US Youth Soccer has announced Christopher S. Moore as its new Chief Executive Officer. Moore has more than 10 years of experience in business development and leadership positions, and he has been a proponent of improving health and wellness among the nation’s youth — reaching over 38 million kids in 73,000 schools through GENYOUth’s Fuel up to Play 60 program in partnership with the National Football League and National Dairy Council.

Jefferson Cup to announce 2015 top flight brackets at NSCAA Convention

With the 2015 Jefferson Cup kicking off in less than three months, the competition brackets have been set and the tournament’s top flights will be announced at the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Convention in Philadelphia on Friday, January 16.

Champions crowned at US Youth Soccer ODP Region IV Championships

Baltimore Celtic players Keegan Kelly, Nicolas Brown commit to in-state schools

PSW: Baltimore Celtic SC and McDonough High School teammates Keegan Kelly and Nicholas Brown have committed to play Division I soccer in their home state, with Kelly headed to the University of Maryland and Brown to Loyola University in 2016.

USSF, MLS exec Kevin Payne named CEO of US Club Soccer

US Club Soccer has announced Kevin Payne as its new CEO, effective immediately.

UFA NJ Strikers break through with Disney Showcase title

After coming up just short of winning a championship in their previous three trips to the Disney Boys Showcase, the Upper Freehold/Allentown NJ Strikers were determined to get it done in their final trip to the event with their full roster.

Gedion Zelalem’s Olney Rangers coach says he shouldn’t be rushed into USMNT

TSW: Arsenal prospect Gedion Zelalem has acquired a U.S. passport, making him eligible to play for the United States' national teams and thrilling U.S. fans in the process. But the New York-based youth coach who first honed the 17-year-old midfielder's bountiful talents is urging caution, not celebration. PSW: Arsenal prospect and Potomac, Maryland product Gedion Zelalem has acquired a U.S. passport, making him eligible to play for the United States' national teams and thrilling U.S. fans in the process. But the former Olney Rangers youth coach who first honed the 17-year-old midfielder's bountiful talents is urging caution, not celebration.