PressBox Soccer Writer Brooks DuBose Talks World Cup
Brooks DuBose chats about what to expect from the U.S. in the World Cup, what teams have a chance to win it all and more.
Read moreBrooks DuBose chats about what to expect from the U.S. in the World Cup, what teams have a chance to win it all and more.
Read moreFormer Calvert Hall and Maryland standout Ben Bender knows exactly what it took to get his second chance with the Philadelphia Union, and this time, how quickly it can all be taken away.
Read moreLionel Messi’s star power was in full effect as a sellout crowd of 72,026 watched Messi’s Inter Miami top D.C. United in the first-ever MLS match played at M&T Bank Stadium.
Read more“I’ve done a good job getting my feet wet the first two years,” said McDonogh grad Jacob Murrell, who is entering his third season with D.C. United. “But I still think I have room to break on the scene.”
Read moreLoyola Blakefield graduate Dan Klink made a statement with a hat trick in his sixth game with North Carolina men’s soccer, a turning point in a freshman season that started off on the wrong foot due to illness. And he’s already begun preparing for a larger role next season.
Read moreAfter dealing with back injuries his first two seasons, Albi Ndrenika has served as Maryland’s Swiss Army knife on offense this season, playing striker, winger and attacking midfielder and helping the Terps reach No. 1 in the country and the top seed in the Big Ten tournament.
Read moreIn April, UMBC men’s soccer’s Matteo Samori came to his coach with a wild idea. May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and he wanted to ride a bike to New York City to raise money for the cause.
Read moreWith players from all over the world, Harford Community College men’s soccer is once again looking to dominate the regional NJCAA scene.
Read moreJordy Luchies was a key member of Loyola men’s soccer’s Patriot League title in 2021 after nearly passing on the opportunity to play college soccer. Now, he wants to close his career with another championship.
Read moreAs Delainey Varela-Keen enters her final season with UMBC women’s soccer, the memory of a rough loss in 2024 still lingers. “Even this year, we have been stressing that we can’t relax, we have to keep playing,” she said.
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