Soccer

UNC Women’s Soccer Athlete, Julia Dorsey, Talks About What It’s Like to Compete for a Legendary Coach Anson Dorrance

The 5-foot 7-inch defender from Baltimore, Maryland, had a great first season with the University of North Carolina Women’s Soccer team. Playing 27 games and starting 18, she was a dominant competitor as only a rising sophomore. Dorsey attended UNC with a lacrosse scholarship but impressed the soccer coaches at one of their ID Camps.

March 25, 2021 Jake Lundberg

UNC Women’s International Soccer Star, Alessia Russo, Talks Playing Different Positions, Academics and Ability

Alessia Russo, a rising senior from Kent, England, is Chapel Hill’s MVP. The University of North Carolina Tar Heels have won 21 of the 38 Division 1 NCAA Women’s Soccer National Championships. Russo without a doubt is one of the program’s best players of all time. The wonderfully creative forward, who stands at 5 feet

March 15, 2021

Two Time Olympian, Brandi Chastain, on Helping to Guide Women in Soccer and in Life

LRT Sports and brandi Chastain discuss mental health during the pandemic, college recruiting, and advice from Brandi on getting outside of your comfort zone. If you should ever be reminiscing about women’s soccer, it’s a sure thing that this iconic soccer player will come up in conversation. You know whom I’m talking about, yes, Brandi

February 11, 2021

Vassar Soccer Assistant Coach Ross Macklin | What Type of Coach is He?

Assistant coach Ross Macklin joined the coaching staff right before the 2014 season. Macklin helped Vassar get to the Liberty League Championship final four times; he won the Liberty League Championship twice and went to the NCAA Tournament three times. While coach Macklin was acting as the assistant coach, the Vassar men’s soccer program is

January 28, 2021

Brown University Soccer Champion Talks about the Coaching Staff, ID Camps, and COVID-19

Brittany Raphino is a forward and rising sophomore on the Brown women’s soccer team who captured the Ivy Championships for Brown for the first time in history. Raphino was awarded the Ivy Rookie of the Year title, ECAC Rookie of the Year Honors, and unanimously was voted to All-Ivy Honors. 6th in the Ivy league

January 4, 2021

Lansing Ignite, Michael Kirk, Advice on Soccer Recruiting Process

New York, NY – July 15, 2019 – The journey to becoming a professional athlete is filled with tons of tasks and obstacles along the way. Training and working on your game in high school, getting that college team offer, and then making it professionally is the typical sequence of events for an athlete who

December 14, 2020

Pro Soccer Player Talks Probability of an Athlete in Junior College Playing at a DI College

Kathellen Sousa is a professional soccer player who graduated from the University of Central Florida two years ago. Kathellen is originally from Sao Vincente, Brazil. She played her first two years in a JUCO at Monroe college, a DI school. In her freshman year, she started most of the games having amazing individual results. She

September 14, 2020

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Matt Crosson

Parent

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Maria Zachary

Parent

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Gus Kalikas

Athletic Director at Arthur L. Johnson High School

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Richard Andrzejewski

Parent

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Troy Polamalu

University of Southern California | Pittsburgh Steelers

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Brooke Cabrera

University of Maryland

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The huddle

UNC Women’s Soccer Athlete, Julia Dorsey, Talks About What It’s Like to Compete for a Legendary Coach Anson Dorrance

UNC Women’s International Soccer Star, Alessia Russo, Talks Playing Different Positions, Academics and Ability

Two Time Olympian, Brandi Chastain, on Helping to Guide Women in Soccer and in Life

Vassar Soccer Assistant Coach Ross Macklin | What Type of Coach is He?

Brown University Soccer Champion Talks about the Coaching Staff, ID Camps, and COVID-19

Lansing Ignite, Michael Kirk, Advice on Soccer Recruiting Process

Pro Soccer Player Talks Probability of an Athlete in Junior College Playing at a DI College

Matt Crosson

Parent

Maria Zachary

Parent

Gus Kalikas

Athletic Director at Arthur L. Johnson High School

Richard Andrzejewski

Parent

Troy Polamalu

University of Southern California | Pittsburgh Steelers

Brooke Cabrera

University of Maryland

Will Yeatman

University of Maryland | Miami Dolphins, Houston Texans

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