Are kids’ sports leagues becoming a luxury item? Battle begins to keep them open for all
- men's national team on home turf was devastating for hopeful soccer fans — but it underlined a key argument for critics of America's $40 billion "pay-to-play" youth sports industry.
- "World Cup losses will continue until America fixes its youth soccer system," an ESPN headline put it bluntly following Belgium's 4-1 victory in Seattle, Washington, earlier this month.
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- men's national team on home turf was devastating for hopeful soccer fans — but it underlined a key argument for critics of America's $40 billion "pay-to-play" youth sports industry.
- "World Cup losses will continue until America fixes its youth soccer system," an ESPN headline put it bluntly following Belgium's 4-1 victory in Seattle, Washington, earlier this month.
Sources: The Independent