- U.S. women’s national team forward Rose Lavelle broke the deadlock in a heated battle against Canada, making the difference in a 1-0 victory over the Americans’ rival to open the SheBelieves Cup.
- The U.S. women’s national team will dig into its condensed preparation for the Tokyo Olympics by facing off against longtime rival Canada on Thursday.
- In November, the 17-year-old who started played soccer for the Crofton Athletic Council out of Bell Branch Park signed a “homegrown” contract with D.C. United, foregoing a college scholarship at Maryland to get an early start on his dream of playing Major League Soccer.
- When Pines received a phone call that he was being added to the U.S. Under-23 roster for a joint U.S. men’s national team training camp, he quickly gathered his gear and hopped on an airplane.
- On Thursday night, Lothian native and Southern High graduate Elijah Amo saw his dream came true when Real Salt Lake selected the Louisville midfielder in the second round of the Major League Soccer SuperDraft.
- Former McDonogh soccer star Michael DeShields is D.C. United’s top pick in Thursday’s MLS SuperDraft.
- Baltimore left without pro indoor soccer for first time in 40 years after MASL scraps Blast's season.
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- The Blast plan to open a 40th year of indoor professional soccer in Baltimore when the Major Arena Soccer League kicks off an abbreviated season.
- Chris Odoi-Atsem, now 25, healthy and in his fourth season with D.C. United, said since the day he was diagnosed with Stage II Hodgkin’s lymphoma that he knew he would get back on the field.
- Maryland Bobcats FC, the state's only professional men’s outdoor soccer club, is trying to give opportunities to minority players and give them a platform.
- For Houston Dash teammates and former high school rivals Christine Nairn and Bridgette Andrzejewski, the opportunity to play on the same team across the country is welcome home cooking.
- The owner of the Baltimore Blast is defending a T-shirt listed on the professional indoor soccer team’s website that drew criticism for its anti-Chinese sentiment.
- Baltimore is one of 17 cities in the United States hoping to be awarded match play for the 2026 World Cup.
- Bayley Feist scored early and the Washington Spirit held off the Houston Dash for a 1-0 victory on Sunday in the National Women’s Soccer League’s Challenge Cup.
- Calvert Hall senior Ben Bender, a University of Maryland commitment, was named Monday as the Gatorade Maryland Boys Soccer Player of the Year.
- The Major Arena Soccer League decided Thursday to end the regular season, effectively immediately, because of the coronavirus pandemic.
- The Blast defeated the visiting Rochester Lancers, 12-3, on Saturday night at SECU Arena in Major Arena Soccer League play.
- The Blast will induct three members into the franchise’s Hall of Fame during halftime of Saturday’s home game against the Rochester Lancers, and will host a legends reunion game before kickoff.
- The Baltimore Blast, who have won seven of their past eight games, weathered a late rally and defeated the host Rochester Lancers, 6-5, in overtime Saturday night.
- Louis M. Sardella, who held patents in the corrugated-box industry, has died at age 73.
- William Vanzela finished with 22 saves and scored the first goal of his eight-year career with the Blast, who defeated the San Diego Sockers, 9-5, before an announced crowd of 2,537 at Towson University’s SECU Arena Saturday night.
- Jonatas Melo scored both goals for the Baltimore Blast in a 7-2 loss to the Florida Tropics on Saturday afternoon in the Major Arena Soccer League.
- The Baltimore Blast face conference rival Utica City FC on Saturday at 6:05 p.m. at Towson University’s SECU Arena, trying to avenge their only loss this season in the Major Arena Soccer League.
- In the end of an uneven opening act, the Blast found a way to chalk up an exciting 8-7 season-opening win over visiting Utica City FC Friday at SECU Arena in the Major Arena Soccer League.
- Maryland junior forward Eric Matzelevich didn’t leave any doubt in the second half of the Terps’ NCAA men’s soccer tournament opener Thursday night against Iona at Ludwig Field.
- For 33-year-old Blast forward Andrew Hoxie, it all starts with his handlebar mustache — one perfectly suited for a barbershop quartet — and he’s just fine with that.
- The Patriot League regular-season and tournament champions (16-2-3) will tangle with North Carolina State (10-6-4) in Friday’s first round of the NCAA tournament.
- The Greyhounds overcame four consecutive losses to open the season and are now the No. 2 seed in the Patriot League tournament.