College Soccer

Ask a Mexican on the Chivas Soccer Team

Knocked Out: For Kids, Concussions Can Be Worse Than for Adults

A Reason To Watch the U.S. in the World Cup: Phoenix Product Robbie Findley

lasoccernews.com​The pageantry, spirit and global fascination should be enough to get even casual soccer fans to plop down and watch a game or two of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. But if it somehow isn't, there is a local connection between Valley residents and the iconic tournament being played ... More >>

Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, January 8, 2009

lasoccernews.com​The pageantry, spirit and global fascination should be enough to get even casual soccer fans to plop down and watch a game or two of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. But if it somehow isn't, there is a local connection between Valley residents and the iconic tournament being played ... More >>

Feedback from the Issue of Thursday, January 1, 2009

lasoccernews.com​The pageantry, spirit and global fascination should be enough to get even casual soccer fans to plop down and watch a game or two of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. But if it somehow isn't, there is a local connection between Valley residents and the iconic tournament being played ... More >>

Arizona Club Soccer Produces Scholarship-Backed Players, but At What Cost?

lasoccernews.com​The pageantry, spirit and global fascination should be enough to get even casual soccer fans to plop down and watch a game or two of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. But if it somehow isn't, there is a local connection between Valley residents and the iconic tournament being played ... More >>

Into the Fire

Dennis Erickson's a frightening choice to lead a college football program plagued by murder and NCAA violations

Fire HIM!

A mediocre record and coddling thugs on his team didn't keep ASU football coach Dirk Koetter from getting a big raise

Commentary

Vote For Me Or I'll Shoot This Dog

Just Kidding. But Phoenix City Council candidate Jessica Florez is trying to soften her tough-girl image.

Hot Hot Feet

Heatwave look to ice their opponents

Family Affairs

A professional Phoenix woman wanted to help one poor, "at risk" family. It was the type of private initiative that both political parties say will ease the harsh impacts of welfare reform. Her three-year experiment in personal responsibility rescued an 1

Athletes' Inaction

Well-heeled district eliminates competitive sports programs in middle schools

Scrum of the Earth

Tempe's Old Devils to play for national rugby championship