by Ty Davison | Apr 9, 2022 | Essays, Sports
Dear friends, look at what we have done together! What an achievement this is! Atop 1.1 million pounds of sand and gravel lies an enormous, FIFA Quality Pro turf field that will enable Capital Futbol Club, CFC, to serve the children and families of this community for...
by Ty Davison | Nov 26, 2020 | News & Commentary, Sports
Hundreds of kids and their families are headed to Arizona for a soccer tournament with 500 teams – CNN: The Desert Super Cup is an annual youth soccer tournament taking place over Thanksgiving weekend. The games are being played as Covid-19 cases are on the rise...
by Ty Davison | Oct 27, 2020 | News & Commentary, Sports
The wild inconsistency out of the Governor’s office continues. Like so many decisions, this makes no sense. Either basketball is safe (which I seriously doubt) or it’s not. Canzano: University of Portland basketball programs preparing to hurdle Gov. Kate...
by Ty Davison | Jul 9, 2020 | News & Commentary, Sports
Is soccer dangerous to play during the pandemic? Jury’s out, but I’m guessing “guilty.” Dallas FC and Nashville SC both had players infected prior to traveling to the tournament in Orlando. Dallas didn’t even make the trip, and...
by Ty Davison | Aug 30, 2016 | News & Commentary, Sports
I disagree with a lot of this, but what’s spot on is that Kaepernick’s method of protest has greatly overshadowed what he was trying to say. There was little, if anything, said about poverty. Or education. Or housing discrimination. Or any of the variety of other...
by Ty Davison | Jul 6, 2014 | Sports
Still the forerunner for the Golden Boot, Columbia’s James Rodriguez had his coming out party brought to a halt by the home side Brazilian squad. Given his tender age of 22, he should return for a couple more Cups, but it was sad to see him go. It was similarly...
