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Hello again everyone, and welcome back to American Pyramid! Today's interview is thanks to the Qualifying Rounds of the US Open Cup. Each year, I find out about new teams to interview when these rounds take place, and this year yielded Buena Park FC. Arturo took some time to talk about his club, it's history, and US Open Cup. Unfortunately Buena Park FC lost in the final qualifying round 4-0 to the LA Wolves. But when your opponent is scoring goals like the one you can see by clicking Here, there is no shame. I'm excited to share this with you, and hope you can learn as much from it as I did. Check it out. Learning From Success and Failure, Part 2: Brendan Keyes of the Texas Premier Soccer League11/16/2017  "I'm all about growing the game with everyone." Today's interview is brought to you by MeritFit. MeritFit.co is a Kansas City based fitness and nutrition blog run by one of my good friends and certified Personal Trainer, Dustin Duewel. He played soccer for 12 years, inspiring his passion for fitness and nutrition. Check out his blog for all kinds of useful information to up your game and get ahead of the competition.
Hello again and welcome back to American Pyramid! This is going to be the last new interview for a couple of weeks, as I will be out of state next week in Cheyenne, Wyoming for Thanksgiving. Recently Texas has seen an explosion of teams joining amateur leagues, with the UPSL starting a Texas Conference that includes three new teams, and more on the way. Brendan Keyes, the head honcho behind the Texas Premier Soccer League, (You can read my first interview with Brendan by clicking Here) reached out to me to provide an update on how things are going with the TPSL, the addition of two new teams, plans for the future, and some details for anyone out there reading this that might be thinking about starting a team and joining a league in Texas. Check it out.  "Don't say it, show it." Today's interview is brought to you by Weebly. Weebly is who I use to run American Pyramid, and it's one of the easiest to use and most intuitive web builders out there. And it's crazy cheap! Plus, if you decide to use Weebly for your team, league, blog or business website, you can click this link Right Here to get started with your website and AP will get a credit that makes maintaining the site even easier. So check out Weebly today.
Hello and good morning faithful readers! I've got new reading for you, and this one is a return to New Mexico, one of my favorite places in the country. This is actually the third team in New Mexico I've interviewed, having previously talked with Albuquerque Sol and New Mexico FC. These guys are a little off the typical beaten path in the Land of Enchantment four tourists, like myself. FC Grande is located in Las Cruces, the second largest city in the state, located close to El Paso, Texas, and a true untapped soccer market. Alexis Ruiz talks about some of that passion, as well as the challenges and opportunities of this unique market. Check it out.
With the recent court hearings between NASL and USSF wrapped up, and the outcome being less than positive for the NASL, there has been a growing call for the NASL teams to join forces with the National Independent Soccer Association, or NISA.
The big question is, what would something like that really look like? Fortunately for you, I did some quick work and laid it out for you! NISA 2018 Launch
A 25 team D3 made up of these teams is nothing to laugh at. Per some excellent work on Midfield Press, here's a look at the likely NASL/NISA Candidates for 2019. Remember, Chattanooga has already said they are waiting for 2019.
That's a 26 team league by next year. You could easily keep building NISA from this point and wait until 2020 to start a D2, or you could take the top 8 to 10 teams in the league and launch a new D2, while still leaving 16 teams in your D3. Lots of possibilities here. Anyway, what do you think? Possible? Impossible? |
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