Inside the Construction of LAFC’s Stadium
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Pro Rel For USA: Interview with Ted Westervelt
The United States has failed to qualify for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. It is a catastrophic failure by U.S. Soccer. The polarizing topic of promotion and relegation…
Construction Gallery: LAFC’s Banc of California Stadium
Each week, Los Angeles Football Club takes fans inside the construction happening inside of Banc of California Stadium with #TuesdayTours. This Tuesday, The Soccer Tour was invited to take a…
The Issues with Youth Soccer: Interview with Pat O’Brien
I got more than I bargained for when I visited the Ventura County Fusion’s club offices on Thursday. In addition to meeting up my primary contact Ranbir Shergill, I was…
Orange County SC Gallery
My images from Saturday’s USL match between Orange County SC and Reno 1868 FC. Photos property of Steven Bernasconi / The Soccer Tour Please ask for permission before use
My Take on Avaya Stadium: Q&A with SJ Earthquakes
Following my attendance at Saturday’s match between the San Jose Earthquakes and Portland Timbers, the Quakes wanted to get my take on Avaya Stadium. You can read their feature on…
Orange County SC Match Added to Schedule
As of this morning, I am excited to share that this Saturday’s USL match between Orange County SC and Reno 1868 FC has been added to The Soccer Tour’s schedule.…
Building Fresno FC: Interview with GM Frank Yallop
On Tuesday, I sat down for a candid conversation with Fresno FC General Manager Frank Yallop. Frank has an impressive CV as a former professional player and 16 years as…
Visit to Chukchansi Park and Fresno FC
On Tuesday, I stopped by Chukchansi Park in downtown Fresno to meet with the folks at Fresno FC, who will be joining the USL for the 2018 season. At first,…
Earthquakes in Black and White
For no reason other than why not, here’s my gallery of images from the San Jose Earthquakes match entirely in black and white. Enjoy. All photographs were taken with a Sony a6000.…