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For the first time in three years, the Portland Thorns are the top team in the National Women’s Soccer League. Six games into the 2026 campaign, the Thorns claimed the No. 1 spot with Wednesday night’s 2-0 home win over the San Diego Wave, who had previously held the position. The high-octane West C
Ashley Sanchez scored in the 76th minute and the North Carolina Courage rallied in the second half for a 2-2 tie with the Boston Legacy on Wednesday, preventing the National Women’s Soccer League expansion team from winning its first match. Elsewhere, the San Diego Wave lost 2-0 at the Portland Tho
Greenbrier girls’ soccer advances to Elite Eight with 4-3 overtime win
The Iranian delegation was on its way to Vancouver for the FIFA Congress, set to host representatives of all 211 member associations. An Iranian football federation delegation, including a former member of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said they turned back at Toronto's main airp
Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said Wednesday it was her "understanding" that Iranian soccer officials were denied entry into her country ahead of the FIFA Congress meeting in Vancouver just weeks before the start of the World Cup.
SIDMAN, Pa. – Five Forest Hills High School seniors announced they will continue their academic and athletic careers in college Tuesday afternoon. Claire Cabala and Kevin Edmondson will each compete on the St. Francis University track and field team. Tyler Caron is slated to join the cross country a
This match was a refreshing and needed departure from the season’s usual conservatism. It must signal a broader change in soccer’s direction.
The president of Iran's football federation, Mehdi Taj, has been denied entry into Canada along with his delegation, ahead of Thursday's FIFA Congress in Vancouver
The Ada High School girls soccer team sent its seniors out on a high note. The Lady Cougars dominated old rival Ardmore 6-0 on Senior Night at Ada High School. Ada then wrapped up its season with a tough 6-1 loss to Mount St. Mary. Mount St. Mary secured fourth place in District 4A-1 with an overall