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to Girls' Soccer World,  designed
especially for girls up to age 18 who are interested in soccer whether
as a player, a fan, referee, a helper, a relative, or even a coach. This
is your news source on-line so please send us requests if we are missing
out on an area that is of interest to you. More
about GSW.....
March 1, 2006
U.S. Under-16 National Team Camp Roster
U.S. Under-17 National Team Camp Roster
February 28, 2006
U.S. U-17 and U-16 National Teams to play Germany U-17 National Team during training camp in California
August 9, 2005
National U-16 and U-17 Champions crowned at US Club Soccer 2005 National Cup IV Finals
July 25, 2005
US Club National Cup IV Champions crowned
July 20, 2005
U.S. Club Soccer 2005 National Cup IV Finals start this weekend
July 17, 2005
2005 US Youth Soccer National Championships Schedule
More US Club Soccer 2005 National Cup IV Finals invitations resolved
May 31, 2005
US Club Soccer Region A winners
May 30, 2005
U.S. Under-17 National Team roster and schedule of games in Houston
May 23, 2005
US Club Soccer 2005 National Cup IV begins May 28-30
April 26, 2005
International Match Calender, and FIFA U-17 World Championship up for consideration by FIFA Executive Committee
April 25, 2005
U.S. Under-16 National Team end training camp with two games as they prepare for Japan
March 22, 2005
USOC names U.S. U-16 National Team Head Coach Sue-Montagne-Patberg as 2004 Developmental Coach of theYear
March 3, 2005
Another win over Germany for U.S. U-17 National Team
March 2, 2005
U.S. U-16 lose to Germany U-17 in close game
March 1, 2005
USA beats Germany in first of U-19 National Team matches
February 24, 2005
Amy Rodriguez named as 2004 Gatorade National High School Girls Soccer Player of the Year
February 22, 2005
U.S. National U-16 and U-17 versus Germany U-17 National Team schedule
February 11, 2005
2005 US Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program National Championships
January 28, 2005
Super-Y League announces U-14 select First team
news continued...
news
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WUSA
fans in for treat this season as quality of players climbs
After
a successful first year launch WUSA shows every promise of settling
down into a more even distribution of talent among its member teams,
and that should result in an extremely competitive season. The sheer
quality and professional spirit of the players won through in spite
of being weighed down by all the spin and hype of high pressure
advertising companies who showed little knowledge of women's soccer,
and who reminded us of the dreadful mistakes made in their portraiture
of the men's game in the early years of the MLS....more
 Some
thoughts from Tiffeny Milbrett
WSW
welcomes a special visitor and friend today to our guest column.
A previously unpublished essay by Milbrett, written as a foreword
for the new book The Frailty Myth
to be published by
Random House next week, can be read in its entirety. Our review
of the book will be available here early next week.
See
our gallery honoring Tiffeny Milbrett's well deserved recognition
See our Michelle
Akers gallery
Send your opinions to us at girlsoccerworld@aol.com
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MORE NEWS
April
29, 2003
US
Youth Soccer adidas All Stars end tour with win
April
24, 2003
US
Youth Soccer adidas All Stars lose to FCR Duisberg
April
22, 2003
USYouth
Soccer adidas All Star team blanks German club Recklinghausen
April
17, 2003
US
Youth Soccer adidas All Star team off to Europe
March
17, 2003
U-17
AND U-16 National Teams finish camp and international scrimmages
March
16, 2003
Final
Results of US Youth Soccer ODP National Championships
March
13, 2003
US
Youth Soccer ODP National Championships kick off today with '87 Girls
bracket featuring future U.S. National Team stars
March
10, 2003
Schedule
for the 2003 US Youth Soccer ODP National Championship
January
16, 2003
Some
Northern California -- San Francisco Peninsula news from San Andreas
Youth Soccer Organization
news
archives . . . |
Recruiting
Stories - Part II:
"Regrets -- A Parent's Point of View"
I'm probably not the best person
to ask for advice. Much to my regret, my daughter is not too happy
at college, and she is looking to transfer....
Continued
Another opinion A couple of things about Shasta's article (once
again, she's really a find!) I copied 2 paragraphs, and wanted to
share a couple of things with you (I don't know how or if you want
to use them) - however there was one glaring (in my view) bad piece
of advice that you might want to at least provide another point of
view on. more----
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Foreword
to The Frailty Myth
Tiffeny
Milbrett
Every
year we’re learning more about what women are capable
of, physically. The myths about female weakness – that
our reproductive systems are fragile and dictate that we not
be too active, that we have no endurance, that we can’t
do anything requiring upper-body strength – have slowly
but surely been shot down during the last century.
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continued
See
our gallery honoring Tiffeny Milbrett's
A Chit-
Chat With Pisa's Jill Rutten
By Mario Rimati
We caught up with
American star Jill Rutten after a rather long yet successful
season with Italian 1st division club Pisa. Here are her thoughts
on playing in Italy and the new and exciting WUSA league .
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Complete interview
"Soccer is so
... normal. And Soccer is Life. And Normal is Great"
By Hilary Braysmith
On a grassy area behind
the bleachers, little girls and boys played a pick-up game
together. They stopped to watch the Seraphs of St. Bonaventure
high in their hunter green and white uniforms take the field.
Tiny admiring faces peeked through the chain link fence as
soccer families and spectators prepared to watch America's
future kick the ball. Soccer playing girls are such a familiar,
normal sight, a comforting experience radiating discipline,
character, and the sense that all is well. continued....
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