The latest edition of New England Soccer Journal's print magazine is now live! The full digital edition can be found here, and mailings to subscribers are in the works. As mentioned on the cover, our Summer 2020 magazine has a fields focus. Across all levels of soccer in the region – from club to … [Read more...]
Dedicated home: Top club soccer fields, facilities across New England
FC Stars and Scorpions SC meet during an ECNL game in Lancaster, Mass., last spring. (Luke Stergiou/NESJ)Editor’s note: This story appears in our Summer 2020 magazine. You can subscribe to the print edition, or digital, here. Owning and operating an indoor or outdoor complex can be a complete … [Read more...]
Class of 2020: Boys soccer commitments from New England
Taft midfielder Sammed Bawa. (Mike Gridley/New England Soccer Journal)Whether it’s through prep school or the club ranks, New Englanders are routinely bound for some of the nation’s top college soccer programs. Many stay within the region, but the point remains: The college soccer landscape – across … [Read more...]
Class of 2020: Girls soccer commitments from New England
Tabor Academy and NEFC forward Catherine Barry. (Maddie Malhotra/New England Soccer Journal)Whether it’s through prep school or the club ranks, New Englanders are routinely bound for some of the nation’s top college soccer programs. Many stay within the region, but the point remains: The college … [Read more...]
Podcast: Episode No. 3 with Katie Schoepfer, Tiffany Weimer
Episode No. 3 of the New England Soccer Journal Podcast is here! Our latest show includes in-depth interviews with Katie Schoepfer (Waterford, Conn.) and Tiffany Weimer (North Haven, Conn.), two of the best-ever players to come out of Connecticut. They both had storied careers at Penn State, then … [Read more...]
Podcast: Episode 2 with Amos Shapiro-Thompson, Jon Moodey
Episode No. 2 of the New England Soccer Journal Podcast has dropped. Our lead segment is with Amos Shapiro-Thompson (Worthington, Mass.), a rising sophomore midfielder at Boston College. He has quite the story to tell, with local roots at Milton Academy and the New England Revolution before … [Read more...]
NESJ podcast launch: Episode 1 is here
After a hiatus, the New England Soccer Journal Podcast has returned. Before delving into more on Episode 1, we wanted to give our listeners a sense of what to expect. Our host, Jonathan Sigal, will be connecting with some of the region’s biggest coaches, players and names, going beyond what you … [Read more...]
Mailbag: Get your questions in for New England Soccer Journal
Much of the soccer world – and life in general, in all honesty – is currently a standstill due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Social distancing and quarantines have zapped away the start of the spring 2020 season, and questions linger as to when normalcy will return. But the prolonged pause doesn't … [Read more...]
Top soccer academy goes online for virtual training
Soccer players, parents and coaches are all pining for the game they love and the camaraderie of team interaction during this period of self-isolation and social distancing. The new reality is incredibly challenging for everyone. For physical and mental health, plus preserving soccer-specific … [Read more...]
IntelliGym’s virtual academy: At-home soccer training
For over 12 years, IntelliGym has been the leading software platform used by thousands of athletes all over the world to stay in peak mental shape and train the soccer brain. Whether it's at world-class clubs, local academies or in the comfort of one's home, the IntelliGym platform was built to be a … [Read more...]
Your 2020 soccer training roadmap: From the gym to the IntelliGym
The 2020 spring soccer season has officially started. The next 10 months are all about taking your game, your physical abilities and your mental abilities to the next level. After working with players, coaches and top-tier leagues for the last 12 years in Europe, Asia and now the United States, … [Read more...]
The data behind Soccer IntelliGym and its impact doesn’t lie
As IntelliGym continues to bring its Game Intelligence software in soccer to markets such as New England and New York, it’s important to highlight that this new way of supplementing player development has been part of the soccer ecosystem in Europe for over 12 years. Not all players will go on to … [Read more...]
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