The Inside Coach smart soccer ball looks and behaves like a regular soccer ball, and comes in a regulation size 4 for kids ages 8 to 12, and size 5 for ages 12 and up.

A video of kids playing soccer without a ball first appeared on a CBC Radio website, which is a Canadian broadcasting. At first glance, it looks authentic. It's even a Verified Facebook page. It ...

In September 2013, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's (CBC) "This Is That" radio program aired a segment on an Ontario youth soccer league that was eschewing the use of a soccer ball in all ...

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Get the latest federal technology news delivered to your inbox. Have you ever seen little kids play soccer? Without fail, all the kids on the field mob the ball as soon as the whistle blows. It ...

CHELMSFORD — On one side of the field by South Row Elementary School, groups of kids of all ages played crab soccer or chased after everyone’s favorite 8-foot soccer ball. On the other side ...

One minute, 10-year-old Ethan King was standing alone, kicking his soccer ball around a dusty, deserted field during a trip to Mozambique, and the next, dozens of kids were playing soccer with him.

More than that, it’s a ball, something a lot of these kids, who play soccer almost every day, have never had. We caught up with Jahnigen to figure how all of this is actually possible.

But given time and some coaching, those children will learn to play as a team and have some fun in the process CYS Services soccer: where kids have a ball By Ms Brittany Carlson (IMCOM) May 25, 2011 ...

Playing competitive youth soccer can cost families a small fortune, excluding kids who might excel at the sport. There are efforts around the country to get more kids in the game.

An Atlanta soccer coach says a local apartment staff is kicking families out of their homes, because their kids are playing ball on the property. Coach Antonio Salinas told Channel 2 Action News ...

This is frustrating for coaches, parents, and players alike, because instead of playing soccer, they’re just playing mob ball. Eventually, as the kids grow older, they learn to play proper ...