Just days away from the start of the season, Coach Jen Hughes joins the show to talk Amherst College soccer.

The guest is Marc Hubbard, who is in his ninth season as UNH men’s soccer head coach. The Wildcats have recorded 10+ win seasons each of Hubbard's first eight years and is currently a top-25 ranked team.

With the U.S. pursuing a first-ever threepeat at the World Cup, longtime soccer writer Frank Dell'Apa joins the show to talk about the expectations around the Americans team and the New Englanders who will play a role in reaching those goals. He also joins host Matt Langone to break down how the Revolution have played this season (22:18) and the U19 championship won by the Revs' academy team (24:30). They finish with a look at the impact Lionel Messi will have as he joins the MLS in Miami (25:20). 

Curt Onalfo, technical director of the New England Revolution, joins the show to talk about a host of issues including the signing of local soccer phenom Peyton Miller.

NEFC Boys Director of Coaching Christian Battaglia joins the show to talk about a host of issues around the spring season of soccer.

Jon Moodey is the founder and CEO of Black Rock Football Club. He previously served as the Head Soccer Coach at Berkshire School for 11 years, where he won three National Prep Championships. 

USA College recruiting and placement expert Don Williams joins the show with a host of advice for the parents of high school soccer players.

James Proctor just finished his 23rd year coaching the Worcester Academy boy's soccer program. During his time at WA, he has compiled a 271-69-53 record.

The guest is Brown University forward Brittany Raphino, who recently got the call from the U23 women's youth national team.

Goalkeeper Max Weinstein is the guest, fresh off signing his first pro contract with the N.E. Revolution II.