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Daryl Topalian is our special guest on this week's show. We take a look at how Daryl became The Voice of the So Cal Seahorses. Daryl discusses the importance of lacing up your boots and taking it to the field on issues regarding coaching, parenting, and how to develop your God given talent. We also hear his faith and soccer story. This interview is fun and full of life, Daryl is open and willing to admit he is not perfect, but he remains open to God's guiding voice and leading.

USA Women Win the 2015 World Cup! Who did you watch it with? Not a soccer fan before but you are now? We also discuss the US Men's opening match vs Honduras. And a motivated interview with Pastor Nolz who is known in the Virginia community of the Eastern Shore as not only a man of God, but as an outstanding soccer coach. For over twenty seven years he has coached soccer in the public school system, worked with the YMCA, Accomack Soccer League and directs the Paul Nolz Indoor Soccer League. Every summer he has sponsored and coached the Paul Nolz Soccer Camp and the Rock Church VBS Sports Camp which reaches over 240 kids annually. His son Joshua played soccer professionally in the first division and on the USA National Sand Soccer Team!

This is a show you won't want to miss! We discuss a sensitive topic that is easy on the ears, and if you could see it, would be easy on the eyes: Beauty. How do you look at beauty? How can beauty be appreciated? What does it mean to be beautiful? FIFA makes a comment about Alex Morgan being easy on the eyes, and the critics light them up via Twitter. I have a guest join us on the program Tim Ogunniyi from the So Cal Seahorses and College Soccer Player at APU; we talk about how God views beauty and we discuss whether stars like Alex Morgan, Ronaldo, Messi, Tom Brady, Sydney Leroux are aware and using beauty for their benefit. A sensitive and very real part of modern professional sports. After this show you may still have questions, but you will at the least know what the bible says about it. We also discuss the World Cup Semifinal matches along with the upcoming WC Final.

We discuss the Women's World Cup Quarterfinal results from the US vs China and France vs Germany games. We look ahead at Germany vs US. Also Shanna Hudson joins us on the program; she is a US/Haitian Women's Professional Soccer Player that recently played in World Cup Qualifiers for Haiti. She shares her faith/soccer story.

Do you have a fever? Shore Up in June is highlighting both the Women's World Cup and the U20 Men's World Cup. The USWNT has learned there fate and is advancing to the Round of 16! So is Canada! Our US U20's say farewell as they depart heroically losing on penalties kicks in a closely contested match with Serbia. On the second half of our broadcast Tom Steigleman joins us to discuss his recent trip to Vancouver to watch the US vs Nigeria game; a pro American crowd left him with a heart filled patriotic experience! GO USA! I believe!

Do you have a fever? Shore Up in June is highlighting both the Women's World Cup and the U20 Men's World Cup. This past week was one of the most historical weeks ever for the USMNT. We also discuss a story that Fox Sports 1 featured about Megan Rapinoe just before the USWNT took on Australia. It's a sensitive issue but Shore Up asks questions and we hope you will be open minded to our response. We also finish the broadcast with an interview by Head Coach Tim Strader of the IWU (Indiana Wesleyan University) women's team. Tim has a great soccer/faith story you won't want to miss. Enjoy week 2 of our June World Cup fever edition.

Pastor Nolz is known in the Virginia community of the Eastern Shore as not only a man of God, but as an outstanding soccer coach.  For over twenty seven years he has coached soccer in the public school system, worked with the YMCA, Accomack Soccer League and directs the Paul Nolz Indoor Soccer League. Every summer he has sponsored and coached the Paul Nolz Soccer Camp and the Rock Church VBS Sports Camp which reaches over 240 kids annually. His son Joshua played soccer professionally in the first division and on the USA National Sand Soccer Team!