Colorado Teen Makes Olympic Soccer Debut
Mallory Pugh, 18, is the second-youngest woman ever named to the U.S. women's Olympic soccer team. She graduated from a suburban Denver high school in May.
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NFL looks to treat youth football moms' concussion worries
Read moreThe league is reaching out to moms of young players to teach about health risks and concussion prevention, but some question the approach.
As World Cup kicks off in Brazil, futbol takes center stage in Colorado
Read moreAs soccer's World Cup kicks off in Brazil, the planet's No. 1 spectator sport is seeing its fan base grow. Football may be king in Colorado, but futbol has its place too.
Denver’s first World Football Film Festival kicks off at Sie FilmCenter
Read moreWith the World Cup starting on June 12, a new documentary ponders gender and sexuality in sport.
Video: Trailer for 'Next Goal Wins' from
Watch Video"The Next Goal Wins," a 2014 documentary by filmmakers Mike Brett and Steve Jamison looks at the Word Cup's first transgendered player. The film kicks off Denver’s inaugural World Football Film Festival, presented by the Denver Film Society from June 5-8.
A Big Win for Soccer in Colorado
Read MoreThis week,the host countries for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups will be announced. If the United States is picked, Denver will be one of the host cities. That's because it’s part of the bid.
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