North 1-1 South. Team MVPs: South: Jason Green-Adams, Waccamaw HS & North: Erik Martinez, Southside HS. #NSSC26

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Powdersville's Brody Pike was named SC Boys Soccer #GatoradePOY Pike had 39 goals and 21 assists in helping Powdersville to second straight 3A title playeroftheyear.gatorade.com…

Hot day (95 degrees) for #26NSSC Training @AUTrojans in the upstate!

@schssca North-South ⚽️ Classic at T.L. Hanna HS for Check-in, FCA speaker, luncheon, and “Welcome”. Held annually since 1989 (Boys) & 1997 (Girls) @SCHSL @CarolinaCoaches

Former Blythewood coach Robby Setzler named new boys soccer coach at @RBsoccer riverbluffgators.com/news/re…

Please join us in welcoming Robby Setzler as our new Head Men’s Soccer Coach. A proven winner, Coach Setzler brings an elite track record and a passion for developing student-athletes. riverbluffgators.com/news/re…

Dan Lanning shares what separates good teams from great ones - and it starts with the players. "Your best teams are what I would call player-led teams." "I walk into a team meeting the other day - the coaches aren't in the room...They're talking to the team about the things we gotta do better." "I think that speaks to the character of the players on our team." That's what real culture looks like. Players holding each other accountable without being told to. "Sometimes you're afraid to be a leader because you're like, 'Well, I still make mistakes.'" "The reality is - I make mistakes. The coaches make mistakes. The players make mistakes. What we gotta do is own 'em - but still be willing to call people out and get better." You don't have to be perfect to lead. You just have to be willing to do what's right and what's best for the team. Own your mistakes and hold the standard.

What does being “Coachable” look like? - Eye contact - Good body language - Nodding when listening - Growth mindset - Seek feedback - No excuses - Leave ego at the door - Accept criticism Being coachable isn't knowing it all. It's being willing to learn it all.

I spoke to a parent this morning that fully believed his daughter would not get any D1 or D2 interest simply because she is currently being recruited by a few NAIAs. The level of misunderstanding is mind blowing at times.

“I want to be so good in soccer and play college soccer.” - 🇺🇸 Yet you ask most club kids, especially on the women’s side, and they couldn’t tell you when the World Cup starts, when the USA is playing, or that USA women’s national team had two friendlies recently. That’s our American Soccer Culture. 👆 Our youth soccer athletes who claim the want to be better, don’t even watch the game. Meanwhile the rest of the world around us live and breathe the sport. ⚽️ You learn so much from watching the game. #CSTruth

Parents, as you know your an extension of your child so if a college coach says hey how’s the parents(which is always top of list) to there current travel or HS coach what would they say about you? You could be holding opportunities back from your child.

Overprotected kids become unprepared adults. Dawn Staley nailed it.🔥 You can’t shelter your child from every hard moment and then expect them to handle adversity when it counts. Hard is the lesson. Watch. Share. Bookmark.

We’re excited to welcome Kathleen Swinney as a General Session speaker at the 2026 Coaches Academy! 🌟 Kathleen will share an encouraging message around balancing family, work, and life’s many roles. Registration information is coming soon!

Nat Hubert named associate head coach. Welcome home Nat!! 🔗 gamecocksonline.com/news/202…

The Latest Game: Jaramillo delivers Eastside state-title win over Chapin at 1:37 a.m. 🦅🏆 ➡️greernews.com/sports/the-lat…

Chapin equalizes on a penalty kick. 1-1 between Eastside and Chapin in the 31st minute. Great soccer match going on to end the night here!