Many of this week's topics have to do with athlete mental health: preventing burnout, recovering from a bad performance, dealing with playing time issues. Turns out one of the easiest (and most affordable) ways to help mental health is to play outside...playing with friends, riding a bike or going for a walk with the dog, So enjoy the Spring season read our article about the benefits of playing outside. Have a great sports week.
Dave Guthrie, Executive Director, Indiana Soccer
The Indiana Soccer 2025 Cup Season Is Underway
Indiana Soccer is proud to present the four cup levels to serve all our members.
Stockstell & Keen Shine at Easter Cup with USYS ODP National Teams
Shay Stockstell and Kyler Keen had the incredible opportunity to compete with—and against—some of the top talent from across the country and beyond at the Easter Cup.
Preventing Youth Sports Burnout: 7 Strategies to Keep the Joy Alive
We’ve all seen it happen: the young pitcher who suddenly can’t stand baseball, the gymnast who bursts into tears at the mention of practice, the soccer player who “forgets” their cleats for the third time in a row. These aren’t just phases or bad attitudes – they’re often signs of something more serious: youth sports athlete burnout.
High-Fives: The Secret Weapon Your Team Needs (Seriously!)
Let’s talk about that magical moment when palm meets palm – it is the high five! Yep, the humble high-five – quite possibly the most underrated superpower in youth sports. Learn more about why high fives are important in youth sports.
Southern Indiana Hosts First In-Person D Course Meeting
Southern Indiana United hosted the kickoff of the U.S. Soccer D License Course, bringing together coaches, youth players, and sunshine for a strong start.
