The percentage of kids from low-income homes enrolled in youth sports is plummeting — and that’s a national problem if the US wants to compete at the highest levels, Bruce Golding finds

ATLANTA/NEW YORK, July 16 : Another early World Cup exit underscores a fractured youth sports culture in the United States, as the nation hopes to catch up with footballing…

But they’re willing to make sacrifices — and deals — to keep their kids playing

The percentage of kids from low-income homes enrolled in youth sports is plummeting — and that’s a national problem if the US wants to compete at the highest levels, Bruce Golding…

Youth soccer in America reflects some of our worst national systems.

When a U.S. soccer team loses, fingers are aimed at the USA's "pay-to-play" soccer system. Other countries also pay, but they pay less. How could the USA make up the gap?