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1999 U8 Champs
Greenville, SC
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4th Annual Soccer Streets Cup
Atlanta hosts teams from 7 states
To expose children to the "tournament experience" and showcase the
unheralded talent being nurtured through its programs, Soccer Streets is pleased to announce the 4th annual Soccer Streets
Cup on November 18, 2000.
New for 2000 is a name change. The Soccer Streets Cup will now be referred to as the
"Soccer Streets Heroes Cup" in recognition of the competitive division being added to this year's event.
Teams from as far as Houston, TX and Milwaukee, WI will be competing for the Soccer Streets Cup. - FULL
STORY
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 Soccer Streets
Faithful
Recognized by
Annual Awards
One of Soccer Streets' dedicated volunteers is being recognized by the Sporting Goods
Manufacturers Association (SGMA) "HEROES"® Award program. Harry Robbins was recently selected
as the winner for the state of Georgia and will compete for one of three national awards - FULL
STORY
Soccer Streets Now Affiliate of Georgia State Soccer Association
Soccer In The Streets is pleased to announce a formal affiliation with Georgia State Soccer Association. Soccer Streets'
affiliation with GSSA has paid immediate dividends with preparation for the Heroes Cup Tournament on November
18, 2000. - FULL STORY
Soccer Streets Kids Share Field with Caribbean Soccer Pros
Caribbean Visions, a Caribbean communications company and sponsor of the C.E.R.F. Soccer Challenge 2000, invited
two teams from Soccer In The Streets to play in a pre-game match. The Caliphs from Clara Mohammed School in
Atlanta, GA and Unity Sports from Greenville, S.C. competed at the C.E.R.F. Soccer Challenge 2000 featuring
the World Cup team the Reggae Boyz from Jamaica and Grupo Taca Champions Team El Salvador. The proceeds benefited
the Caribbean Economic Relief Fund (C.E.R.F.) and Soccer In The Streets.
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 New
Look Reflects
New Outlook
A new chapter was opened in the Soccer Streets saga when a new logo was recently unveiled.
The newly introduced logo, designed by Active Arts in Portland, OR is one more step in the reorganization of
Soccer Streets - FULL STORY
NSCAA Convention News
Meet Us in the "Circle City" in 2001
In keeping close ties with the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, Soccer
In The Streets will again have a booth at the 2001 NSCAA national convention in Indianapolis, IN. - FULL
STORY
Mexican Club Teams Compete in US, Event Benefits Soccer Streets Kids
 Sears,
sponsor of the qualifying tournament that will decide which club teams in Mexico will vie for the South American
club championship, Copa Libertadores, and Soccer Streets teamed up to bring soccer equipment to Latino/a children
in six U.S. cities.
The "Equipos del Futuro" (Teams of the Future) Program stresses the importance
of keeping kids playing to help grow into self-assured adults. This program has been successfully introduced
in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Fresno, CA, Dallas and Houston, TX and Chicago, IL.
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