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SOCCER ON TV: Your Viewing Guide

All times ET unless noted. Consult your regular television listings guides for availability in your area. Schedules are subject to change. FRIDAY, April 7 SETANTA SPORTS USA England LEICESTER CITY-CRYSTAL PALACE (live), 2:30 pm. SATURDAY, April 8 ESPN2 MLS D.C. UNITED-CHIVAS USA (live), 4 pm. MLS DIRECT KICK NEW YORK-NEW ENGLAND (live), 7:30 pm. HOUSTON-KANSAS […]

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COLLEGE: Coaching Moves

NCAA DIVISION I MEN AKRON Ken Lolla (Louisville coach) à Caleb Porter (Indiana assÆt) BUTLER Joe Sochacki (resigned) à Kelly Findley (Charlotte assÆt) CAL POLY SLO Wolfgang Gartner (contract not renewed) à Paul Holocher (UC Santa Cruz) CAL STATE FULLERTON Al Mistri (retiring)à Bob Ammann (Cal State Fullerton assÆt) CLEVELAND STATE Pete Curtis (contract not […]

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MLS GAME SUMMARIES: April 1-2

MLS GAME SUMMARIES: April 1-2 April 1 in Frisco FC Dallas 3 Chicago 2. Goals: Alvarez (Ruiz) 31, Mina 66, Cooper (Rhine, O'Brien) 70; Barrett 12, Rolfe (Guerrero) 54. FC Dallas – Sala, Gbandi, Vanney, Goodson, Rhine, Alvarez (Cooper, 65), Nunez (Wilson, 64), Valakari, O'Brien, Mina (Pitchkolan, 79), Ruiz. Chicago – Thornton, Mapp, Pause, Curtin […]

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MEXICO: 26-man preliminary World Cup roster

Mexico coach Ricardo Lavolpe has named a 26-man preliminary World Cup roster, which must be pared downed to 23 by May 15. The list includes Chivas USA defender Claudio Suarez. Left off is striker Club America Cuauhtemoc Blanco, a vocal critic of Lavolpe. Goalkeepers: Oswaldo Sanchez (Guadalajara), Jesus Corona (UAG Tecos),Guillermo Ochoa (Club America). Defenders: […]

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Backline: Ivan Gazidis

How the London lawer who played for Oxford University at Wembley became an MLS pioneer. By Mike Woitalla Executive Editor, Soccer America Magazine By his mid-teens, Ivan Gazidis had comprehended that his chances of becoming a professional soccer player were slim. ''That's when I gave up my defensive responsibilities and started to play forward,'' he […]

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MLS: TV deal shapes future

Senior Editor, Soccer America Magazine Following up on a landmark media deal for the World Cup and other FIFA events, a new MLS television deal that includes a rights fee is indicative of how media and technology influence soccer in America. Before this year, most soccer fans in the United States had never heard of […]

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MLS: Eleven keys to Year 11

Executive Editor, Soccer America Magazine What's to get excited about as MLS enters its second decade? It should depend on answers to these questions. 1. Will Freddy be smiling and stylin'? Freddy Adu's big smile turned to a frown last season. He complained about a lack of playing time (oh my!) and refused to apologize. […]

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My View: By Paul Kennedy

By Paul Kennedy Managing Editor, Soccer America It's a long way from Cheshire, Conn., where Sunil Gulati started out in soccer as a child, to Las Vegas, site of U.S. Soccer's Annual General Meeting, at which he was elected its 29th president. Gulati was so young when he began working in soccer administration that a […]

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World Cup 2006 Referees

The 23 referees for the 2006 World Cup: ABD EL FATAH Essam (Egypt) AMARILLA Carlos (Paraguay) ARCHUNDIA Benito (Mexico) BATRES Carlos (Guatemala) BUSACCA Massimo (Switzerland) CODJIA Coffi (Benin) DE BLEECKERE Frank (Belgium) DE SANTIS Massimo (Italy) ELIZONDO Horacio (Argentina) IVANOV Valentin (Russia) KAMIKAWA Toru (Japan) LARRIONDA Jorge (Uruguay) MAIDIN Shamsul (Singapore) MEJUTO GONZALEZ Manuel (Spain) […]

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WORLD CUP WATCH: Why Hamburg?

Why Hamburg? By Paul Kennedy Managing Editor, Soccer America in Hamburg Americans do things a little different in soccer. While most finalists at the 2006 World Cup will be bunkered in the German countryside, the U.S. national team will be staying in the heart of Hamburg, Germany's entertainment capital. U.S. Soccer did the castle thing […]

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USL Transactions this week – March 31

USL First Division Atlanta Silverbacks: G Felipe Quintero (Lobos BUAP – Mexico) Miami FC: F Romario (Vasco da Gama – Brazil) Montreal Impact: Dan Antoniuk (trade from Vancouver), M Leonardo Di Lorenzo (Argentinos Juniors – Argentina), D Gabriel Gervais (re-sign through 2008), M – Antonio Ribeiro (re-sign through 2008) Portland Timbers: D Josh Brown (Univ. […]

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HIGH SCHOOL: NSCAA/adidas Winter Rankings

BOYS 1 Klein (Spring, Texas) 22-0-0 2 St. Louis (Lake Charles, La.) 31-0-2 3 Clovis West (Fresno, Calif.) 31-2-0 4 Palm Harbor University (Fla.) 26-4-0 5 Coppell (Coppell, Texas) 20-0-2 6 Santa Margarita (Calif.) 25-4-0 7 Countryside (Clearwater, Fla.) 27-4-1 8 Rider (Wichita Falls, Texas) 18-0-2 9 Clinton (Clinton, Miss.) 22-3-4 10 Jensen Beach (Fla.) […]

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