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The More Things Stay the Same
The More Things Stay the Same

As the women’s hockey team returns with Olympic gold, it must also face the disrespect of the nation’s leadership and the tacit disrespect of their male counterparts. It’s a story that is mirrored in soccer and the state of play must change.

by Dan Vaughn

Who Are Ya!: Santafé Wanderers (USL League Two)
Who Are Ya!: Santafé Wanderers (USL League Two)

It’s been 8 years since we last caught up with Kansas City-based Santafé Wanderers… too long! The club was founded in 1995 by Hispanic/Latino immigrants in search of a better life from the northern regions of Mexico and as they enter their 31st year we reached out to refresh our memories and let our newer followers know about one of the oldest soccer clubs in Kansas City, Kansas.

by Josh Duder

Guillermo Amor Opens up to Protagonist Soccer
Guillermo Amor Opens up to Protagonist Soccer

Himself a La Masia academy graduate, Guillermo Amor, who learned from the legendary Johan Cruyff, opens up to Protagonist Soccer, in an exclusive interview with Zach Lowy of Breaking the Lines. He discusses his career as a player, a head coach, technical director, and even as a player representative for his son.

by Zach Lowy

Those Things Were Fun and Fun is Good
Those Things Were Fun and Fun is Good

On Monday, February 23rd, both the club and the league confirmed that South Georgia Tormenta would not be fielding a professional men’s team in 2026. There were scathing opinions and articles written with venom and vitriol, but Luke Martin offers up the facts as they are with some sense of what was actually lost.

by Luke Martin

Farewell For Now: Tormenta FC Will Not Field a Team in 2026
Farewell For Now: Tormenta FC Will Not Field a Team in 2026

News broke Saturday morning that South Georgia Tormenta FC were going on hiatus - the former USL League One and USL W League Champions will have both squads removed from their respective schedules just weeks before League One is set to kickoff.

by Alex Ashton

Who Are Ya!: El Pueblo FC (Multiple Local Competitions)
Who Are Ya!: El Pueblo FC (Multiple Local Competitions)

A great little club rising in Texas - literally a group of friends who lived in or near the same apartment complex in Dallas. One of the founders took the time to let us know their story, so far, and where they hope to see the club go from here.

by Josh Duder

Slow and Steady Wins the Race: Just ask Jason Shokalook.
Slow and Steady Wins the Race: Just ask Jason Shokalook.

From the NCAA’s Akron Zips to one of the strongest amateur sides in the United States, Flint City; from Major League Soccer draftee to MLS starter; Jason Shokalook is entering his prime and discusses the path he took to get here with Zach Lowy of Between the Lines for an exclusive interview with Protagonist Soccer.

by Zach Lowy

Danielle's 2025 Fall Season Super Eleven
Danielle's 2025 Fall Season Super Eleven

The Gainbridge Super League 2025-2026 season brought a new team into the league and new players. There have been many surprises with players wanting to leave their mark.

by Danielle Gawronski

Who Are Ya!: New Northerners FC (RATS)
Who Are Ya!: New Northerners FC (RATS)

Homegrown in the Pacific Northwest, New Northerners FC ply their trade in the RATS (Recreational Adult Team Soccer) league of Seattle. We reached out for more information and they were happy to reply.

by Josh Duder

Who Are Ya!: West Texas FC (USL League Two)
Who Are Ya!: West Texas FC (USL League Two)

As we continue to get to know soccer in Texas, we are happy to share West Texas FC with you and as they would tell you, “West Texas is the Best Texas.” Club Director, Melissa Milan, was kind enough to take the time to answer our questions.

by Josh Duder