Ashland wants to expand rules on head injuries for younger athletes - MetroWest Daily News

Ashland wants to expand rules on head injuries for younger athletes MetroWest Daily News One tweak, for example, will specify that the rules do not apply to visiting teams. But the broad outlines cover all manner of organized sports, from football and soccer to squash and horseback riding. Any athlete who becomes unconscious or sustains a ... and more »

Sanderson soccer goalie battles concussions - News & Observer

News & Observer

Sanderson soccer goalie battles concussions News & Observer By Nate Taylor - ntaylor@newsobserver.com Carly Tinstman, a junior soccer player at Sanderson, sat on the doctor's table with her head bowed. Tinstman's hands were locked together. She had no control of the decision that was coming.

Bayern Munich Vs. Chelsea, 2012 UEFA Champions League Final: Game Goes To ... - SB Nation

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Bayern Munich Vs. Chelsea, 2012 UEFA Champions League Final: Game Goes To ... SB Nation Just a reminder of how extra time works in soccer: The teams will play two 15-minute halves, with a short break between. There are no "golden goal" rules so the teams can score as many goals as they like in the 30 minutes. Should the two sides remain ... Chelsea plays for high stakes in Champions LeagueBoston.com Soccer Capsules: Cascadia rivalry starts with Seattle at VancouverBrownsville Herald Bayern Final With Chelsea Tests German Economics on Soccer FieldBloomberg all 5,200 news articles »

Women's Professional Soccer shut down - FOXSports.com

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Women's Professional Soccer shut down FOXSports.com Ives Galarcep is a 14-year veteran of the American soccer beat. He created and operates the popular American soccer blog, Soccer By Ives, which was voted Best American Soccer Blog by US Soccer in 2008, 2009, and 2010. Ives was also voted Best Football ... Sports briefs: Women's Professional Soccer folds after 3 yearsAustin American-Statesman all 283 news articles »

From Field to Congress, Soccer Star Leaves His Mark - New York Times

New York Times

From Field to Congress, Soccer Star Leaves His Mark New York Times RIO DE JANEIRO IN a soccer career spanning decades, Romário de Souza Faria, Brazil's beloved rascal of the beautiful game, reveled in provocation. He partied until dawn as teammates adhered to curfews, brawled with fans, repeatedly disparaged the great ...