MLS Cup
champions in Houston!
TSSAS (Texas State Soccer Association - South)
is pleased to announce the following international
doubleheader:
Wednesday, November 6 at Robertson Stadium
7 pm L.A. Galaxy (MLS) vs. Santos (Mexico)
9 pm Olimpia (Honduras) vs.
Aguilas (El Salvador)
Tickets are on sale at Fiesta Supermarkets, Soccer4All,
Taqueria Arandas and the UH ticket office. Advance
tickets are $23 for general admission and $33 for
reserved seats. Game day ticket prices will be $28
general admission and $38 reserved seating.
And I want to give a shout-out to TSSAS for its generous
support of the WUSA exhibition game and the gameday
volunteers it provided.
Women's Gold Cup
The CONCACAF qualifying tournament for the 2003
Women's World Cup in China is underway. For info, see
http://www.usssoccer.com. All games will be broadcast
live on Fox Sports World & Fox Sports en Espanol,
including:
Sat Nov 2, 9:30 PM
United States vs Panama
Wed Nov 6, 7 PM/9:30 PM
Semifinals
Sat Nov 9, 9 PM
Final
Women's collegiate soccer
Longhorns v Aggies
The Longhorns face the Aggies in College Station this
Friday at 7 pm. This game determines the winner of Big 12
conference. Both teams are ranked in the top 10
nationally and have a great shot at making the final four
in December in Austin. For info, see
http://sports.tamu.edu/index_full.php?pageID=27&catID=TICK
WAC women's soccer championship
Rice University hosts the 2002 WAC tourney Nov.
7-9, featuring the top six teams from the conference in a
single-elimination format. Session tickets will be
available for $20 (backed seats) -- call the Rice Ticket
Office at 713-348-4068.
Soccer in the Sunday Chronicle
Every Sunday the Chronicle sports section
features a soccer column by Houston's own Glenn Davis,
former professional player and youth coach, and now
broadcast commentator for the Dallas Burn and other
games. Let the Chron know you WANT MORE SOCCER COVERAGE
by emailing sptletters@chron.com, or tell Glenn what you
think about the column: gdavis98@swbell.net.
Another plug for low-cost youth soccer
The Albion Hurricanes club offers a low-cost
"Junior Hurricanes" program designed to help
young players learn the fundamentals of the game through
a USSF-designed National Youth Program. For more info,
check out www.albionhurricanes.org.
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