Dane Murphy is the consummate professional, a player that has seen it all both here and abroad. He has a knack for playing with the most prestigious brands, having spent time at the legendary New York Athletic Club before a globetrotting career finally landed him with the New York Cosmos. His time at NYAC was a defining moment, playing for an organization that has supported and produced Olympic athletes for over a hundred years. Since 1896, NYAC athletes have accumulated 230
The National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) is proud to announce that Gate City FC of Greensboro, NC has joined the league as an expansion team. Gate City will begin play in the Mid-Atlantic Conference of the South Region in 2014. “Our NPSL presence continues to grow in the Carolinas with the welcomed addition of Gate City FC,” NPSL Commissioner Michael Hitchcock stated. “Gate City is going to successfully bring NPSL soccer to Greensboro which has proven to be a strong soccer market
The National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) is proud to announce that Nashville Atlas FC has joined the league as an expansion team. Atlas FC will begin play in the Southeast Conference of the South Region in 2014. “We’re excited to add Nashville to the NPSL,” NPSL Commissioner Michael Hitchcock commented. “Nashville is a growing soccer market with passionate soccer supporters who will be a great addition to the NPSL and our strong Southeast Conference.” The Southeast Conference already includes Chattanooga FC, Gulf
Former Atlanta Silverbacks Reserves and Liverpool Warriors player Josh Danza has signed with the Tulsa Revolution of the Professional Arena Soccer League (PASL). Photo Credit: Tulsa Revolution “Danza has the potential to be the biggest locker room presence on the team,” said Revolution head coach Michael Nsien. “Not to take away from his knowledge and skill base because he has that going for him as well. However, his intangibles are second to none. His approach to training and passion for the
The NPSL welcomes three new teams in just three days. Lansing, Michigan was the first, followed by California’s Temecula FC. Now we have Storm FC from Florida. Here’s the official announcement from the NPSL: The National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) is proud to announce that Storm FC of Broward County, Florida has joined the NPSL as an expansion team. They will compete in the Sunshine Conference in 2014. “With the addition of Storm FC in Broward County, the NPSL Sunshine Conference continues to grow and get stronger
Two more new teams expected in the next two days The National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) is proud to announce that Lansing, Michigan will field an expansion team in the Great Lakes Conference in 2014. “As the sport of soccer continues to grow in the Midwest; the Great Lakes Conference in our Midwest Region continues to expand with the addition of Lansing,” NPSL Commissioner Michael Hitchcock stated. “The NPSL is proud to welcome a quality ownership group who will successfully engage the local community as they launch
Part of the NPSL’s mission is to develop players at the collegiate level. That mission is accomplished if you look at some of the nation’s marquee matchups in NCAA soccer this season. The matchup between the University of Akron and Virginia Commonwealth University has to be at the top of that list. Five RVA FC players made the starting XI for VCU, while three former and current AFC Cleveland players were part of the UA squad. Photo Credit: Pam Moody/ISNSoccer.com Romena Bowie,
The National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) is proud to announce that Flower Mound FC has joined the league as an expansion team. FMFC will begin play in the South Central Conference in 2014. The South Central already includes Houston Hurricanes FC, Houston Regals SCA, Liverpool Warriors, and Tulsa Athletics. “The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex is a soccer hotbed that is developing incredible players,” NPSL Commissioner Michael Hitchcock commented. “We are excited to welcome Flower Mound FC to the NPSL. Flower Mound FC joins Liverpool Warriors as our
Carter Poe has been named assistant men’s soccer coach at the University of Mount Union. Poe played college soccer at NCAA Division I Duquesne University. He played in 79 games and made 52 starts over his career and was team captain in both his junior and senior seasons. After college, he played for AFC Cleveland where he led the team to a conference championship and national quarterfinal appearance. A 2008 graduate of West Geauga High School, Poe was a four-year letterwinner, two-time team