soccer

Spring soccer is the most unpredictable thing! You never know if the season will be cold and wet, warm and dry, or all of the above...on the same day!

Add this to your collection of wildlife-infused sports highlights.

You have probably spent a lot of the summer outdoors! Soon the outdoor weather will cool down…but the kids will still be able to get out and play. You can now register for Twin Falls Parks and Recreation Fall sports.

The hotels are booked and restaurants expect to have waiting lists this weekend in Twin Falls.

Last night was our final soccer game for the kids this season up at Sunway Soccer Complex. After their game we went over to the brand new First Federal Bank park to check it out and play. That park is awesome!

You have spent a lot of the summer outdoors! Soon the outdoor weather will cool down...but the kids will still be able to get out and play. You can now register for Twin Falls Parks and Recreation Fall sports.

Outdoor sports are back...almost! Soon the outdoor weather will stay warm and the kids will be able to get out and play. You can register now for Twin Falls Parks and Recreation Spring sports.

The City of Twin Falls Parks and Recreation Department has announced registration deadlines for fall sports, and is encouraging the community to stay active by joining one of the many local programs.

One of the most popular sports around the world, soccer (or should we say, football) is super fun to watch. And any soccer fan knows that the only thing more amusing than a sick goal is an epic soccer fail. Check out some great GIFs of what can only be described as total fails. You've never seen soccer like this before!

Everyone knows you can’t use your hands in soccer, but that’s causing quite a stir in New York City.

We're having a bit of an 'America's Funniest Home Videos' day here. First there was the incredibly painful faceplant compilation, and now we've got this kid getting smacked right in the face with a soccer ball by his dad.

It's the shot laughed at 'round the world. A soccer player in Venezuela identified as Anderson Fredrick missed a surefire goal from about four yards away when instead of just tapping in the gimme goal, he decided to roar back and blast it like a missile, sending the ball above the crossbar and viewers around the world into hysterics.