Dreaming of an End to Soccer’s Nightmare (New York Times)

Soccer’s leaders could learn from ice hockey, borrowing its tie-breaking solution to put an end to the wholly unsatisfying spectacle of penalty kicks.

Fair and Oak girls, Falls boys win district soccer titles (Klein Sun)

Three area teams celebrated district soccer championships last week, and they’re in the beginning of an 11-day layoff between the end of the regular season and the playoffs, which begin on March 23.

Falcons lose in final two boy’s district soccer matches but make playoffs (The Bay Area Citizen)

With two games remaining in boy’s 24-5A soccer, Clear Lake had a tough road in its attempt for the district title.

Lake soccer girls finish unbeaten 14-0 in 24-5A, Creek, Brook, Springs make playoffs (The Bay Area Citizen)

It’s a CCISD world in girl’s 24-5A soccer.

Free Kick Soccer: Couple from Zimbabwe sees giving as way of life (Abilene Reporter-News)

A family walks into Free Kick Soccer, and Alvaro Dos Santos immediately stops assembling a set of light blue soccer uniforms to greet them.

SOCCER ROUNDUP: FPHS girls win 1-0 (The Times-Journal)

One goal was all it took for Fort Payne on Tuesday. Eighth-grade forward Taylor Williams converted a penalty kick with about seven minutes left, and Fort Payne edged host Albertville 1-0 in Class 5A, Section 5 girls’ high school soccer.

JV soccer splits, middle schoolers sweep (The Moultrie Observer)

MOULTRIE — The Colquitt County junior varsity boys soccer team continued to wear out its opposition on Saturday, defeating Lee County in Leesburg 10-0 in a game called with 10 minutes remaining.

Vulcan Cup Soccer Tournament (CBS 42 Birmingham)

Many parents are encouraging their children to pick up a soccer ball and play. The sport gives girls a chance to be competitive and be part of a team.  “It’s a whole team feeling; when you win you win as a team. If you lose you lose as a team, but everybody works together it makes a lot of camaraderie and a feeling of being connected with other girls,” says Cynthia Shearer a soccer mom. The game …

Soccer: Phoenix fuming over Sydney handball (Otago Daily Times)

Wellington Phoenix coach Ricki Herbert equated his side’s elimination from soccer’s A-League title race to Ireland’s World Cup qualifying heartache after a hand ball by Sydney FC goalscorer Chris Payne influenced a controversial preliminary final last night.

World class soccer star, soccer mom - Joy Fawcett - urges parents to back off (San Jose Mercury News)

Three-time Olympian and Women’s World Cup champion Joy Fawcett and her 8-year-old daughter spent Saturday at the Palo Alto High School soccer field, signing autographs and promoting more well-behaved parenting from the sidelines.

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