Karoline Gore

Across the world, 33 percent of all students experience bullying, according to UNESCO. In the face of this fact, a parent is left to wonder what can be done to alleviate some of the distress a child feels when faced with adversity at school. To this, many experts say that the answer is a team sport, like … Read more

The interest in women’s soccer has grown dramatically in recent years, thanks in no small part to the success of the U.S. national team, which took home the victory at the Women’s World Cup in France (2019) and at three previous World Cups. Indeed, America is leading the way in the field, showing consistent growth and … Read more

Soccer offers children of all ages an opportunity to get out and enjoy fresh air, become more active, and learn a variety of skills. With over 4 million children in the U.S. under the age of 12 playing soccer, it’s quickly becoming one of the most popular youth sports in the country. In fact, soccer is … Read more

Soccer is often called the beautiful game, and with it has come a rich tapestry of photographs that document its colorful timeline. From the iconic Bobby Moore lift to Cristiano Ronaldo biting the metal of his first international medal, a glance at the Manchester Evening News’ own soccer tier list offers a glimpse into this incredible past. Photography … Read more

The recent experience of an amateur German soccer team that sent seven socially distant players to face a rival on the field showed that this measure probably won’t work too well for most (the COVID-19-fearing team lost 37-0). Soccer is by nature a contact sport; one in which players often have to get close together to defend … Read more

Real Madrid defender Nacho Fernandez was only twelve years old when he was told that his days of playing soccer were over, after being diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes in 2002. On the Monday after his initial diagnosis, Fernandez returned to the hospital where he was seen by another doctor. This time he received good news. … Read more

The term ‘Footballer’s Migraine’ has been around for about a decade, but very little is concretely understood about it. Loosely described as something similar to a cluster headache, Footballer’s Migraines are brought on by repeated blows to the head, whether by contact with the ball or other collisions over the course of play. While a great … Read more