If you love drama and milestone accomplishments, it was a great weekend of New England soccer for you. Perhaps most notable was the history made by the New England Revolution. The Revs clinched Major League Soccer’s 2021 Supporters’ Shield. It’s the first time in franchise history that the Revs have … [Read more...]
Weekend primer: Will Taft boys, Brewster girls stay perfect?
The postseason is just around the corner. That’s especially true for college programs, which will finish out their regular seasons in the next 10 days and then begin their conference tournaments, which hopefully will lead them to the NCAA tourney. The high school and prep regular seasons have a … [Read more...]
Class of 2022: Girls soccer commitments from New England
Through a variety of pathways, players from New England routinely join some of the nation’s top college soccer programs. Many stay within the region, while others head beyond our six states and compete for Division 1, Division 2 and Division 3 teams. To track what's coming next, here's our running … [Read more...]
Revolution Academy goalkeeper Ryan Carney receives U.S. U-17 call-up
After a very strong start to the fall season, Revolution Academy goalkeeper Ryan Carney (Dunstable, Mass.) has earned his first call-up to the United States Under-17 National Team domestic training camp Carney will head to training Camp in Chula Vista, Calif., from Nov. 1-8. Carney first joined the … [Read more...]
Weekend rewind: Tufts edges Amherst; Brown upsets Harvard
Another exciting weekend of New England soccer is in the books, and perhaps no game from the last couple of days provided more intensity than a men’s Division 3 battle in Medford, Mass. Perennial NESCAC powers Tufts and Amherst met in an important league battle. As it often does when these programs … [Read more...]
Class of 2022: Boys soccer commitments from New England
Through a variety of pathways, players from New England routinely join some of the nation’s top college soccer programs. Many stay within the region, while others head beyond our six states and compete for Division 1, Division 2 and Division 3 teams. To track what's coming next, here's our running … [Read more...]
Weekend primer: Men’s D-3 showdown highlights the slate
Don’t look now, but mid-October has officially arrived. Things are getting particularly interesting in the world of Division 3 men’s and women’s soccer, where the regular season wraps up in roughly 10 days. Of course, at every level, from high school to the pros, matches are starting to mean more … [Read more...]
Weekend rewind: Avon boys, Tabor Academy girls earn strong results
This past weekend featured some delightful October weather and an abundance of excellent soccer across New England to pair with it. League play continues to significantly ramp up at the high school, prep and college levels, and programs are continuing to jockey for position before the postseason … [Read more...]
Weekend primer: Fenwick girls, Providence men look to keep momentum
Another weekend has arrived, which means another busy couple of days on the pitch around New England. The college, prep and high school matchups are starting to mean a little more as programs get deeper into their league schedules. This second weekend of October is loaded with heavyweight battles … [Read more...]
World Cup qualifying: Where to find Revolution players during October slate
The New England Revolution will not play again until Oct. 16, as they’re breaking for international World Cup qualifying play. But that doesn’t mean you won’t be able to watch Revs players compete over the next 10 days. Revs’ goalkeeper Matt Turner (United States), midfielder Tajon Buchanan (Canada) … [Read more...]
Power rankings: MIAA releases rankings for each division in state
On Monday, the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) released its initial round of power rankings for boys and girls soccer in the state. The top 32 teams in each sport, as well as teams with a .500 record or better, will qualify for the state tournament later this fall. Every … [Read more...]
Weekend rewind: Strong showings for Williston boys, Providence women
The first weekend of October is in the books. The leaves are starting to turn and high-quality soccer is being played across New England. League play is heating up at the high school, prep and college levels, and programs will continue to jockey for position in the coming weeks. To that point, the … [Read more...]
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