Great Results!

Over one thousand people have signed the petition to bring the World Cup to Seattle since this blog was put in effect! Keep it up and tell your friends! Sign up specifically on this blog to put your votes towards Seattle's poll count. Keep it up and the world cup could be seen in your own backyard!



Don't forget to vote for the sounder of the year in our poll!

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Team to Beat in the Youth Soccer Ranks

Washington Premier FC has been a force to be reckoned with in the WSYSA for the last couple of years now. But recently they have grown to become one of the premier teams in the country. One of my favorite teams to watch is WPFC 95 boys. Under direction of one of the most capable coaches around, Jimmy McAllister, they have grown into their boots and torn up the competition.



Nine ODP (olympic development program) players call this their home team. Three of them commute all the way from Vancouver to play on this well seasoned team. Five of which represent the Region IV ODP team. WPFC 95 also has an impressive trophy case including two state championships and a semi finals appearance in the Far West Regional Championships.

One of my favorite players on the pitch is up and coming Sam Gomez. An incredibly smart center midfielder, he has an eye for assists and can be deadly if you give him a chance to shoot from distance. Keep an eye out for him if you have a chance to watch WPFC or a Washington State ODP match.


Sam Gomez
Try to see a match this season! You'll want to be able to tell your friends while you watch the world sup in a few years that you had seen these players play when they were still youngsters. Their schedule can be found at the link found on the blogs sidebar.


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Seattle. Soccer capital of the US?

Congratulations Sounders FC for an outstanding season!

The Sounders fought their way though the regular season and became only the second team to ever make it to the playoffs in their inaugural season. The immediate success of the Seattle expansion team has been aide to soccer awareness in the northwest and has backed up the bold statement that Seattle Washington is the soccer capital of the United States.

If you're a Sounders fan then I am sure you are aware of Brad Evans and his involvement with the MNT. Would you like to see him play on the international stage again? Wouldn't it be better if you could watch him in your own back yard? You have that opportunity all we need to do is UNITE. Together we can bid to make Seattle one of the host cities of the world cup. All you have to do is bid.

Stop dreaming at start doing. Its as simple as taking one minute to go to the link and fill in the information. Spread the word. Support the bid.

Eat. Sleep. Soccer.