soccer

What sports give you the best chance to be an athlete in Idaho and which sports should your child give up on if they hope to go pro from Idaho?

When it comes to living in Idaho, which sport should your child play to give them the best chance at being a professional athlete one day?

With soccer being popular this month, and the sport growing and expanding over the last few years, should Idaho make a push to bring a team to the Gem State?

Sometimes you will come across a video where you think that and wonder how it wasn't recorded here, and I happened to come across a video like that.

Fall soccer starts soon in the Magic Valley and I've come to the conclusion over my 40 years that liking soccer is a dirty little secret that most people have.

There are predictions we’ve reached peak football.There are predictions we’ve reached peak football.

I'll start this off by saying that I love soccer. I played from Kindergarten through High School and I have coached my kids for about 10 years.

According to Nielsen just 7 people are watching the tournament in the United States.

It is World Cup time, and the United States didn't make the cut. Coincidentally, viewership of the World Cup in the United State is down by over 80%. So we have a debate, does the Magic Valley care about soccer?

Heads up Twin Falls. This weekend their will be an estimated 15,000 extra people in Twin for the Canyon Rim Classic Tournament.

It seems a little early to be talking about summer camps, but this camp fills up fast. Twin Falls City Parks and Recreation is hosting Challenger Sports Soccer Camp.

If you’re out and about around Twin this weekend, you might notice that there are about 4000 new people around town.