by United Soccer Coaches | Feb 19, 2020 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
Portland, Ore., also known as ‘Rip City’ for their NBA team, the Trail Blazers. Within this hip, rainy city lies a few trail blazers themselves, true to the definition. A “trailblazer” is defined as “a person who makes a new track through wild country; a pioneer; an...
by United Soccer Coaches | Feb 19, 2020 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
As we continue our Black History month educational stories we now stay close to home in the USA as we feature a pioneering soccer player who had so much talent. So talented that he was drafted directly out of high school by the NASL’s Minnesota Kicks, which traded him...
by United Soccer Coaches | Feb 14, 2020 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
Latino Coaches Advocacy Group Bienvenidos! February 13, 2020 Message from the Chair: On behalf of the United Soccer Coaches Latino group, we thank you for all your time and energy. We feel that the Baltimore Convention was a great first step in organizing and...
by United Soccer Coaches | Feb 14, 2020 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
Every soccer player knows how difficult it can be to find your bag on the sideline; they all look the same. On day one, I provide the players with a variety of ribbons – school colors, animals, fun patterns, colors associated with various causes- and ask them to...
by United Soccer Coaches | Feb 12, 2020 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
Welcome to the February 2020 Newsletter of the Black Coaches Advocacy Group. In an effort to better our communication efforts we will be sending a monthly newsletter to all of our group members so that we are all on the same page with all this group is doing. Black...
by United Soccer Coaches | Feb 10, 2020 | Advocacy Blog, Association News
Canadian-Guyanese Charmaine Hooper is our next Black History Month honoree. While the Black Soccer Coaches Advocacy group’s focus is mainly on coaches, we also embrace our black soccer community from everywhere in the diaspora. Charmaine Hooper was born in...
