Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas
From California to Washington, DC, from New York to Atlanta, from Minnesota to Texas, and to all our friends abroad, we wish you all the best this Holiday Season. Thanks to you, we all have so much to be grateful for during this season.
Sincerely,
Players, Coaches, and Directors at SSUSA
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
US Youth Soccer Highlights Social Soccer Power
Richmond Recap
Link to the Street Soccer Richmond Blog here.
The team reports on their 11v11 season in local competition as well as the succes of players off the field, including Paul Bigstaff enlisting in the military and other members moving into apartments and pursuing further education.
Friday, December 4, 2009
NCAA features Street Soccer USA
Street Soccer USA players from Atlanta, Charlotte, Richmond, and Charlottesville will play in the game, er, or in between the game, at halftime on the field.
Hopefully UVA will be in the final since a couple players on the team volunteered for SSUSA this year.
Check out the brackets
Friday, November 27, 2009
Homelessness on the Rise in San Fran
KCBS - Homeless Numbers Continue to Rise
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Street Soccer Charlotte gets a special visit from US National Heather Mitts
Ebony Wright, SSUSA National Team 2009 & Heather Mitts, US National Team
Monday, November 23, 2009
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Exercise helps Mental Health
Check this article
“It looks more and more like the positive stress of exercise prepares cells and structures and pathways within the brain so that they’re more equipped to handle stress in other forms,” says Michael Hopkins, a graduate student affiliated with the Neurobiology of Learning and Memory Laboratory at Dartmouth, who has been studying how exercise differently affects thinking and emotion. “It’s pretty amazing, really, that you can get this translation from the realm of purely physical stresses to the realm of psychological stressors.” Read more at the link above from this NYT piece.
SSUSA's Chris Lodgeson pictured exercising here.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Teen Homelessness
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Also from NYT
While federal officials say homelessness over all is expected to rise 10 percent to 20 percent this year, a federal survey of schools showed a 40 percent increase in the number of juveniles living on their own last year, more than double the number in 2003.
At the same time, however, many financially troubled states began sharply cutting social services last year. Though President Obama’s $787 billion economic stimulus package includes $1.5 billion to address the problem of homelessness, state officials and youth advocates say that almost all of that money will go toward homeless families, not unaccompanied youths.
“As a society, we can pay a dollar to deal with these kids when they first run away, or 20 times that in a matter of years when they become the adult homeless or incarcerated population,” said Barbara Duffield, policy director for the National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth.
Sex on the street
Monday, November 16, 2009
Thanks Ramapo College and Friends
12 member of SSUSA NYC tean traveled outside the concrete jungle to Ramapo College in NJ to play the men's team from the college in a service learning scrimmage. The whole community rallied, read more here
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Midwest Cup!
Midwest Cup! Big weekend for Ann Arbor, Minneapolis, St. Louis, and Ft. Worth in Kansas City check out great story on Kevin of Ft. Worth, just follow link.
Foster child dies homeless
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
ESPN's AK Clemmons writes about Street Soccer USA
Link to article here
Story highlights player AK visited in Charlotte-Ebony Wright, Ray Isaac, and Tim Cummings.
Pictured here is Ray Isaac, receiving a Sport for Social Change Award for not only overcoming homelessness, but giving back by continuing to be mentor and coach to other people struggling to escape homelessness.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Spanish AP features 5 SSUSA players and coach
Carlos Hernandez, Jorge Revolorio of La
Albin Soto, and coach Jose Acuna of MN
and Ramond Torres of NYC
were featured by the Spanish AP in this article.
Jason Gould Photography on FEATURESHOOT.COM
Jason's personal project to document street soccer has been an incredible boon to our efforts and to our players. Read his q/a here http://www.featureshoot.com/2009/10/qa-jason-gould-new-york/ and also visit his site www.jasongould.net
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Davidson Wildcats 4-1 Upset Win Over No. 6 Duke
Street Soccer USA was honored at halftime and the crowd was great to our players. Davidson also donated a portion of proceeds to our program. They challenge other college team's to do the same!
On top of that, Davidson outclassed Duke and played like they were #6 in the country. Well done to the staff and team. The game was an inspiration.
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Davidson Plays for SSUSA
Tonight Davidson College (8-1) will play #2 Duke. Davidson who beat #6 South Carolina last week, and can secure a spot in the nations top 10, most likely, with a victory.
They will also be playing for another cause, the homeless participants of Street Soccer USA. A portion of ticket sales will benefit our teams. The Charlotte team from the Urban Ministry Center will play an exhibition there at halftime.
You can follow the game online tonight at 7pm at www.davidsonwildcats.com
**If you think you can help get your local college or university to support Street Soccer USA by doing the same thing (event@streetsoccerusa.org).
Saturday, September 26, 2009
The Power of a Positive Social Group
Click the text above to go to a recent NYTIMES magazine article about the power of community to create healthy habits. Empirically we have observed this for years and it's the idea behind creating Street Soccer teams. Designing programs with these ideas in mind REALLY DO CHANGE BEHAVIOR and for all the right reasons. Let put the knowledge to practice! Comments and thoughts are welcome here.
NYTimes.com: Surfing as Rehab for Those Fighting Addiction
Monday, September 21, 2009
Clinton Global Initiative Chooses Street Soccer USA
The Clinton Global Initiative selected Street Soccer USA among fierce competition as one of its complimentary members this year, a great honor and tribute to all everyone involved in every aspect and level of SSUSA has achieved. CGI membership is valued at $20,000 and it represents a tremendous opportunity to build on what we have achieved thus far, build perhaps, a bridge towards our vision for a better future which sports will help to create.
Sunday, September 13, 2009
US digs deep to end Victorious!
Chris Lodgson kisses his medal as the United States finished number 19 after a victory over Hungary in their final match. Lodgson's New York teammate, Dexter Burnett scored a hat trick and added a game winning penalty kick to cap a come from behind victory. Ebony Wright started the match and was afterwards recognized by the announcer as one of only four females to integrate the tournament.
The game followed a frustratingly familiar theme for the United States: Pretty build-up, great hustle, and no ability to put the ball away. Trailing 3-1 at the half, the team still felt confident since it had the better of the play. Dexter took control and defied his 47 years with incredible work rate.
The night before we all sat around the dinner table in a Milan cafe and shared our unforgettable moments of the trip. Some went back to our exhibitions in New York with the Promotion Factory and our ceremony at Cipriani's, some of the players couldn't help but mention the beautiful italian they had met, and everyone agreed our trip to Venice was beyond anything they could have imagined. Still it was the victory over France that most people agreed was the best expression of all we had accomplished and overcome together as a group. That victory against a goliath-like opponent in a must win game after trailing by early goals validated everyone. When we won today, the pride on the our faces, the hugs, and rejoicing evinced the self esteem and sense of accomplishment that this group deservedly feels. Thanks to all of you who made this possible. We look forward to keeping you updated going forward with a few profiles and more photos of our athletes and their rise out of homelessness and poverty.
The final match of the Homeless World Cup 2009 is moments away. Portugal will play the Ukraine in a match televised on Italian TV.
Healing Power of Sports: Change.org
Saturday, September 12, 2009
US to compete for 19th place in the World
Meanwhile, top prize is favored to go to the world soccer powers Brazil, restoring order to the Homeless World Cup which has been dominated in the past by non World Cup winner: Russia, Poland, Scotland, Afghanistan.
Our players have once again raised the bar for US participation. So far each year the team has climbed. In 2005 they finished last, in the 2006, penultimate, in 2007 31st, and last year 29th. The US has risen despite an increased level of competition overall in the tournament. Congrats to our players. Cheer them on as they strive to finish strong tomorrow.
USA Wins to secure place in top 20!
Carlos Valdez was sharp again today, adding three goals to Antoine Lagarde's two and one from Alvin Soto for the USA. The US played a tough Austrian squad, but persevered in the end. Alvin and Carlos each had chances to win it with easy shots in the final seconds, but neither could find the net.
Wes Colter, again, was called upon to rescue the Street Soccer USA. Antoine was there to help. Antoine scored the first goal and Austria was not denied either. Both Carlos and Alvin failed to convert, but two big saves from Colter gave Antoine another opportunity, which he made good on. The cycle repeated itself, and on the third go around Antoine put the US up for the third consecutive time. Colter forced the Austrian penalty taker wide right, and though he passed the keeper, he couldn't steer his shot between the posts. The ball bounced off the wall wide right. The US team stormed onto the field victorious.
Next match will be against tent-mates South Africa. This winner goes to the final of the City of Milan Cup. On the other side of the semi-final is Germany and Malawi.
Trophy Stage
The coaches feel likewise. A few more days to train and we might have solved a couple more problems on the pitch, but in the end we have adjusted well to the high level of competition. The structure and strategy has put the team in a good position to reach their potential on the the field.
If the ultimate goal is to develop leaders to go on to greater achievement in life and to improve our local programs, this group is indeed champions. Stay tuned for match results. As always, notes of encouragement are welcome in the form of comments.
Friday, September 11, 2009
Mexico rebounds to defeat USA, details below.
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Match details.
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USA wins! 5-4 over Greece
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Thursday, September 10, 2009
Carlos from LA scored some big goes but US falls to Costa Rica 5-3.
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Coaches show fair play. Embrace before match
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Costa rica
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Team usa
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Alvin soto
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Jorge gets knee taped before match.
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After 6-3 defeat to Nigeria. Coach Acuna prepares team for Costa Rica match.
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Time for the train already
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Go team. Thanks to everyone back home!
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Bellissimo
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Thanks donors
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This one is for you Venanzio and the promo fact.
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Ebony on the canal
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Dex and rev
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Team enters venice
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Wes and Lawrence in Venice. Water taxi anyone?
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Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Round Two
Our group includes Nigeria. Mexico. USA. Chile. Greece. Costa Rica.
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vegetarian strategy
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Top scorer
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Come from behind us beats france 3-2 to make the top 24!
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The competition
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Up next USA vs France. Winner advances.
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