The NWSL officially announced today its Best XI and Second XI selections for the 2018 NWSL season, with Sky Blue FC midfielder Carli Lloyd receiving a nod to the Second XI.
Derrick “Take it to the Bank” Webster was back in action on Saturday night, defeating 56-bout veteran Milton Nunez in an eight-round unanimous decision.
The NWSL officially announced today that Sky Blue FC forward Imani Dorsey and midfielder Savannah McCaskill have been voted as finalists for the 2018 NWSL Rookie of the Year Award.
Following a review of last Saturday’s match by Opta Sports, Sky Blue FC goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan officially recorded an NWSL record 108 saves in 2018.
New Jersey Youth Soccer recently held two Celebration of Soccer events, with one occurring in Flemington and a second one being held in Wallkill Valley.
Peter Grandich and Company officially announced today that the company has formulated a strategic partnership with Christie Pearce Rampone.
Motivational speaker Eric LeGrand stops by Nasdaq in Times Square for an interview with Jill Maladrino.
Sky Blue FC returned to NWSL action on Saturday for its 2018 season finale, using a tremendous team performance to shut down the Orlando Pride at Yurcak Field, 1-0.
Sky Blue FC will conclude its 2018 NWSL season on Saturday, hosting the Orlando Pride for a noon kickoff at Yurcak Field.
Sky Blue FC returned to NWSL action on Tuesday to play its second road match in three days, falling to the Chicago Red Stars at Toyota Park, 5-0.
Peter Grandich and Company has officially announced a busy schedule of events this fall at its Spring Lake office, which is located at 219 Morris Avenue.
Sky Blue FC returned to NWSL action on Sunday, using a late Sarah Killion equalizer to draw with the Washington Spirit at the Maryland SoccerPlex, 1-1.
Sportika Sports announced a series of basketball events that will be held this fall, including a One-Day 3v3 Tournament on Sept. 8th and season play in 3v3 and 5v5 Leagues.
Ahead of its Saturday match-up against the Washington Spirit, Sky Blue FC announced that it has signed three players to national team replacement contracts.
The New Jersey Youth Soccer Olympic Development Program and Philadelphia Union will officially extend their partnership into the 2018-19 season.