The Mississippi Soccer Channel

The Mississippi Soccer Channel is embarking on a preseason blitz, giving each MACCC soccer program a quick peek inside, seeing where they’re coming from and what the future may have in store. 

In Episode 8, we take a look at the women's and mens' teams from Itawamba Community College located in Fulton, Mississippi. 

Hosted by award winning podcaster Robert Chapman, the Mississippi Soccer Channel was created to help broaden the network of players, coaches, parents and fans across the Magnolia State, shedding light on the quality local programs, competitive club teams, public and private school teams, and collegiate teams that span numerous associations. 

If you or someone you know have a great story to share or would like to be featured, contact Robert at [email protected].

MSC is a production of Community Studio Podcasts.

The Mississippi Soccer Channel is embarking on a preseason blitz, giving each MACCC soccer program a quick peek inside, seeing where they’re coming from and what the future may have in store. 

In Episode 7, we take a look at the women's and mens' teams from Northwest Community College located in Senatobia, Mississippi. 

Hosted by award winning podcaster Robert Chapman, the Mississippi Soccer Channel was created to help broaden the network of players, coaches, parents and fans across the Magnolia State, shedding light on the quality local programs, competitive club teams, public and private school teams, and collegiate teams that span numerous associations. 

If you or someone you know have a great story to share or would like to be featured, contact Robert at [email protected].

MSC is a production of Community Studio Podcasts.

When parents choose to homeschool their kids, there's the idea that competitive sports might be part of what's traded off. That's often never the case. For Brett Watkins, he wanted to ensure that opportunity wasn't left up to chance for his kids or his growing community. 

In Episode 6, Brett talks about his journey into the creation of Inter Mississippi FC, a competitive team for young players. In our conversation, he not only brings to light other parents who have helped but the "established" entities who assisted along the way as well. 

Hosted by award winning podcaster Robert Chapman, the Mississippi Soccer Channel was created to help broaden the network of players, coaches, parents and fans across the Magnolia State, shedding light on the quality local programs, competitive club teams, public and private school teams, and collegiate teams that span numerous associations. 

If you or someone you know have a great story to share or would like to be featured, contact Robert at [email protected].

MSC is a production of Community Studio Podcasts.

With decades worth of time, effort, blood, sweat and tears, it's easy for some coaches to sit back and legitimately look at their impact on their communities and the game itself. For Ole Miss GM of Operations Dom Martelli, he chooses to use his massive network to better today's players across the country. 

In Episode 5, Dom walks us through networking, maximizing ID camps and getting better. There's a theme so far, if you haven't noticed. Grow your network. Grow your game. Grow yourself.

Hosted by award winning podcaster Robert Chapman, the Mississippi Soccer Channel was created to help broaden the network of players, coaches, parents and fans across the Magnolia State, shedding light on the quality local programs, competitive club teams, public and private school teams, and collegiate teams that span numerous associations. 

If you or someone you know have a great story to share or would like to be featured, contact Robert at [email protected].

MSC is a production of Community Studio Podcasts.

When a coach inherits a pretty good program and takes it through a growth journey, they tend to end up being all the better for it. Hinds Community College Men's coach Robert Gardner did just that. He took a quality Hinds program and turned it into an institution of high expectations. Just Google his team’s performances over the past few years, you’ll see a steady rise in winning percentages as well as a consistency of guys going from Hinds to quality programs after their time as an Eagle. 

In Episode 4, Coach Gardner discusses the growth mindset he has for his players as well as for himself. We never fully arrive, he says. It's all about continued growth. 

Hosted by award winning podcaster Robert Chapman, the Mississippi Soccer Channel was created to help broaden the network of players, coaches, parents and fans across the Magnolia State, shedding light on the quality local programs, competitive club teams, public and private school teams, and collegiate teams that span numerous associations. 

If you or someone you know have a great story to share or would like to be featured, contact Robert at [email protected].

MSC is a production of Community Studio Podcasts.

Players are always influenced by their coaches, and some of those players turn into the coaches who then start the cycle all over again. One such coach is Jackson Academy's Phillip Buffington who has a storied playing career and an incredible influence inside the Mississippi Soccer circles (Seriously, almost everyone knows "Buff" as they call him).

In Episode 3, Phillip Buffington walks us through what he wishes every new coach would know and important it is to build relationships with players and their families. Without a relationship established, it's nearly impossible to be honest and transparent and just as impossible to grow.

Hosted by award winning podcaster Robert Chapman, the Mississippi Soccer Channel was created to help broaden the network of players, coaches, parents and fans across the Magnolia State, shedding light on the quality local programs, competitive club teams, public and private school teams, and collegiate teams that span numerous associations. 

If you or someone you know have a great story to share or would like to be featured, contact Robert at [email protected].

MSC is a production of Community Studio Podcasts.

Mississippi has a rich history when it comes to soccer. In this early episode, we talk with Dickens Fournet, a St. Joe and Mississippi State alum who took part in the state's first ever high school all star game. 

Dickens is now a CPA with GranthamPoole in Ridgeland, Mississippi, but the beautiful game has taken him all over. 

See more of what Dickens talked about at www.MississippiSoccerChannel.com.

Hosted by award winning podcaster Robert Chapman, the Mississippi Soccer Channel was created to help broaden the network of players, coaches, parents and fans across the Magnolia State, shedding light on the quality local programs, competitive club teams, public and private school teams, and collegiate teams that span numerous associations. 

If you or someone you know have a great story to share or would like to be featured, contact Robert at [email protected].

MSC is a production of Community Studio Podcasts.

We're officially kicking this thing off. Host Robert Chapman gives a little bit of an overview of what his vision is for this new project. 

The plan for this, here podcast is to host as many conversations as possible with the people who have helped make soccer in Mississippi what it is today as well as those who are shouldering its future.

You can find the Mississippi Soccer Channel on Facebook and Instagram. 

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Here we go with a new project aimed at building bridges across the massive network that is Mississippi Soccer. Stay tuned for more!