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Adu, The Prodigy

Freddy Adu smiles a lot, especially when a soccer ball is near his feet. It’s an infectious smile enhanced by perfect teeth and exuberant eyes. His smile and a talkative, upbeat manner endear Adu to people who meet him. That charisma may serve Adu as much as his precocious soccer skills in January, when he […]

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U.S. Abroad (Jan. 1)

In his fifth match with his new club Sunderland, U.S. midfielder Claudio Reyna injured his ankle during a 1-1 tie with Aston Villa on New Year’s Day. Kasey Keller, meanwhile, picked up his first victory with Tottenham at the expense of fellow U.S. goalkeeper Brad Friedel and Blackburn. Friedel was beaten by a close-range header […]

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MLS acquires World Cup TV rights

MLS has purchased the English-language television rights in the United States for the next two FIFA World Cups (Japan/Korea 2002 and Germany 2006) from the Kirch Group, and will produce, package and sell the programming. The arrangement also includes the English-language domestic television rights to the 2003 Women’s World Cup to be held in China. […]

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FACE TO FACE: Landon Donovan

In 2001, Landon Donovan went from young phenom to professional star by helping the USA qualify for the 2002 World Cup and playing a vital role in San Jose’s capture of the MLS title. The Facts Born: March 4, 1982, in Ontario, Calif. Hometown: Redlands, Calif. Pro clubs: San Jose Earthquakes (MLS) 2001-present, Bayer Leverkusen […]

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U.S. Abroad (England, Dec. 26): Big win for Reyna

In his third game for Sunderland since arriving from Glasgow Rangers, Claudio Reyna celebrated his second English Premier League victory. SunderlandÆs Niall Quinn scored twice against BlackburnÆs American keeper in the 3-0 win. England ò Claudio Reyna (Sunderland, PL) vs. Blackburn (3-0) Started: 90 minutes. Sunderland ended a four-game away losing streak and moved up […]

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No decision on MLS contraction until 2002, Garber says

Major League Soccer Commissioner Don Garber issued the following statement Dec. 21: “In follow-up to the previously issued statement of December 14, MLS is continuing the process of evaluating all team markets,” Commissioner Garber said. “At the present time no decisions have been finalized and discussions are on-going. MLS does not anticipate any further announcements […]

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NAIA Men’s All-Americas

NSCAA/ADIDAS First Team Goalkeepers — Oliver Sanders (Rio Grande), Mark Spears (William Carey). Defenders — Jeff Dolbeer (Berry), Thordur Jensson (Auburn-Mont.), Steven Linpow (Mobile), Jared Origi (St. GregoryÆs). Midfielders — Ousmane Coulibaly (Mobile), Matt Evans (Azusa Pacific), Jasmin Kadric (Embry-Riddle), Aduato Neto (Mobile). Forwards — Simon Carey (Rio Grande), Martin Gustavsson (Auburn-Mont.), Boyzzz Khumalo (Lindsey […]

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JC Division III Men’s All-Americas

NSCAA/ADIDAS First Team Goalkeeper — Jeff Rink (Nassau). Defenders — Martin Heagney (Santa Rosa), Jacob Kovacs (De Anza), Ross Perich (Macomb). Midfielders — Bryan Courtney (Holyoke), Chris Gannon (Nassau), Miguel Lopez (CC of San Francisco), Diego Mejia (Raritan Valley). Forwards — Tony Bonjorno (Mont.-Rockville), Leandro Focco (Canada), Ricky Quest (Herkimer County), Pablo Suarez (Raritan Valley). […]

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NCAA Division I Men’s All-Americas

NSCAA/ADIDAS First Team Goalkeeper — Byron Foss (SMU). Defenders — Chris Gbandi (Connecticut), Danny Jackson (North Carolina), Lee Morrison (Stanford). Midfielders — Luchi Gonzalez (SMU), Kyle Martino (Virginia), Diego Walsh (SMU). Forwards — Nicholas McCreath (Rhode Island), Pat Noonan (Indiana), John Barry Nusum (Furman), Dipsy Selolwane (Saint Louis). Second Team Goalkeeper — Brian Steckroth (Navy). […]

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NCAA Division II Men’s All-Americas

NSCAA/ADIDAS First Team Goalkeeper — Thom Peer (Wisc.-Parkside). Defenders — Joe Cartlidge (Cal State Dom. Hills), Vincent Kwarula (Southern Conn.), John Thompson (Lewis). Midfielders — Georges Haba (Dowling), Sean Lockhart (Cal State-Dom. Hills), Justin McMillian (SIU-Edwardsville). Forwards — Luiz Araujo (Grand Canyon), Davy Arnaud (West Texas A&M), Roy Fink (Tampa), Anthony Maher (Mercyhurst). Second Team […]

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NCAA Division III Men’s All-Americas

NSCAA/ADIDAS First Team Goalkeeper — Chris Boyles (Messiah). Defenders — Glen Collins (Greensboro), Ryan Kitzen (Johns Hopkins), Brendan Mayer (Macalester). Midfielders — Shaun Cavanaugh (Wheaton, Mass.), Mike Iacono (Kean), Josef Powell (Williams), Ignacio Scarella (Rowan). Forwards — Alex Blake (Williams), Ted Giannacopoulos (Williams), Chris Heslep (John Carroll). Second Team Goalkeeper — Josh McElroy (Norwich). Defenders […]

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JC Division I Men’s All-Americas

NSCAA/ADIDAS First Team Goalkeeper — Joseph Alessi (Yavapai). Defenders — Cody Jones (Tyler), Jeffrey Panik (Cuyahoga), Raymond Raydil (State Fair), Garthfield Whyte (Meridian). Midfielders — Ricky Charles (Bryant & Stratton), Levi Dobondi (Mercer County), Jose Villasenor (CC of Rhode Island), Damien Westfield (Young Harris). Forwards — Alan Gordon (Yavapai), Alex Grecu (Mesa), Michael Ngonyani (Springfield). […]

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Youth All-Americas

NSCAA/ADIDAS Boys Under-17 Kevin Bailey (Dale City, Va.), Craig Capano (Hyde Park, N.Y.), Michael Chabala (Fresno, Calif.), Greg Dalby (Poway, Calif.), Matthew Hoff (Fenton, Mo.), Danny Karbasslyoon (Roanoke, Va.), Aaron King (Denver), Justin Mapp (Brandon, Miss.), John Mariscalco (Dayton, Ohio), Alex Matteson (Chesterfield, Mo.), Andrew Moor (Dallas), Darnell Nance (Stonghton, Mass.), Simon Omekanda (Rochester, Mich.), […]

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JC Women’s All-Americas

NSCAA/ADIDAS First Team Goalkeeper — Glennis Donnelly (Meramec). Defenders — Sarah Gibson (Long Beach), Lindsay Knapp (CC of Rhode Island), Jessica Vasiloff (Lewis & Clark), Arin Belden (Monroe), Darrah Graziano (Monroe). Midfielders — Lindsey Kayal (Young Harris), Mari Rubert (CCBC-Catonsville). Forwards — Tenille Bennet (Dixie State), Tracy Hess (DeAnza), Kim Jents (Long Beach). Second Team […]

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High School Girls All-Americas

NSCAA/ADIDAS Goalkeepers — Sherry Slye (Bacon, Ohio), Marlsa Suarez (Immaculate Heart Acad., N.J.). Defenders — Nicole DiNapoli (South Kingstown, R.I.), Lisa Jaffa (South Side, N.Y.), Stacy Leeper (Shawnee Mission East, Kan.), Summer Loving (Katy Taylor, Texas), Jennifer Michewicz (Owen J. Roberts, Pa.), Marie Pedersen (Peninsula, Calif.), Ashley Schilling (St. Francis DeSales, Ohio), Lauren Zealear (Nevada […]

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