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Soccerwire Q&A: Virginia men’s coach George Gelnovatch reloads for 2013

It was another successful season for the University of Virginia men's soccer squad in 2012. Led by head coach George Gelnovatch, the Cavaliers notched a record of 10-7-4 and made a semifinal run in the ACC Tournament, falling to UNC in a heart-stopping penalty kick shootout, then reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament. We sat down with the talented Cavs coach, and he let us know what's up in Charlottesville this spring.

Soccerwire Q&A: Bucknell women’s coach Ben Landis talks recruiting, NWSL, beyond

Soccerwire.com spoke with Bucknell University women's soccer coach Ben Landis this weekend as he wrapped up another visit to the Jefferson Cup.

Jefferson Cup 2013 Girls Weekend – Day 3 recap and photo gallery

A look at the Jefferson Cup 2013 Girls Weekend - Day 3 recap and photo gallery.

JMU women’s squad reap benefits from Jefferson Cup appearance

Participants in the 2013 Jefferson Cup Girls' Weekend got a glimpse of their potential future on Friday night, as the James Madison University's women's soccer team took on Virginia Commonwealth in a spring exhibition match arranged in concert with the massive youth tournament. And for many of the Dukes and Rams players, it was also a return to their past for a few brief hours.

Soccerwire Q&A: Louisville assistant talks Jefferson Cup

“Balance” a buzzword on Jefferson Cup sidelines

“Balance” - that’s the word that came up multiple times Friday in conversation with parents as well as college scouts at the Jefferson Cup. If you’re looking to play college soccer, combining the rigors of pursuing a college degree with the demands of competing at the collegiate level can be challenging, but not impossible.

Soccerwire Q&A: VCU men’s head coach Dave Giffard talks recruiting at Jefferson Cup

Soccerwire.com spent a few minutes with Virginia Commonwealth head men's soccer coach Dave Giffard at the 2013 Jefferson Cup.

Jeff Cup: ASA Milan Black Hawks (Md.) rise from rec team to top dogs

The rise of the academy model and the pervading professionalization U.S. youth soccer has made it increasingly rare to see the same group of children rise through the system together on one team. That traditional way of doing things has survived at Maryland Under-16 powerhouse ASA Milan Black Hawks, however.