55 Try for All American GloryMen’s Collegiate All Americans have started their assembly at Merrimack College in Massachusetts, with Head Coach Matt Sherman and his staff looking at 55 players who have four days to show they have what it takes to make the team. As happened last year, the All American team won’t be named until everyone has tried out. The camp itself wil
Questions to Answer on Eagle Women TourWith the USA women’s team off to the United Kingdom for an important three-game tour in advance of the World Cup, there are potential changes afoot. Head Coach Pete Steinberg has named a squad with plenty of players we expected to see - Jamie Burke, Emilie Bydwell, Lynelle Kugler, Nathalie Marchino, Jillion Potter, Stacey Bridges to name just a few.
Thompson Scouts On for HSAA Team
While the High School All American boys team will be assembling July 10 for their tour of South America, coaches are still scouting for one or two players to fill out the squad.
That means that Head Coach Salty Thompson and his staff will be attending several Regional All-Star Tournaments looking not only for next year’s players, but perhaps one or two for this year.
Scotland Too Much for USAHOUSTON, Texas – The USA Men’s National Team lost two players to injury in the first 20 minutes of Saturday’s match against Scotland at BBVA Compass Stadium, a 24-6 loss in front of 20,001 fans. Shalom Suniula, starting his first match for the Eagles, got the game started with the kickoff and Blaine Scully nearly won it cleanly in
Opinion: How the Eagles Can WinSo the USA Men’s National Team is up against yet another Tier I Nation. In case you hadn’t noticed, the Eagles have never, ever, beaten a Tier I Nation (for our purposes that would be England, Scotland, France, Ireland, Wales, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, Argentina, and Samoa - some might argue Fiji is a Tier I Nation, and the Eagles beat them in 1999, but
