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The Sartell girls soccer team will look to win its fourth straight match Thursday night when they travel across town to take on the Tech Tigers.

The fall sports season is in full swing, with soccer and volleyball team well into their schedules. Thursday also sees the dawn of the 2019 football season, with Rocori hosting Fergus Falls in Cold Spring and Cathedral playing host to Spectrum at St. Cloud State University.

Hot off their second consecutive and fourth overall FIFA Women’s World Cup win at the beginning of July, the U.S. women’s soccer team is hitting the road for a tour that includes a stop right here in Minnesota.

St. Cloud Dynamo is an amateur soccer team that competes in the MASL (Minnesota Amateur Soccer League). All players over the age of 16 are welcome to try out.

The players are hoping for a big crowd for Thursday night's game at SCSU after a large crowd showed up to cheer them on in their section final win against Maple Grove last week.

The Tech Tigers boys soccer team earned the top seed in Section 8AA after posting a 11-2-2 record during the regular season. Head coach Nantha Viswanathan, who is in his tenth year coaching the Tigers, says the section playoffs will be tough.

St. Cloud Cathedral's goal for a state championship was cut short Thursday night after falling to Bemidji 3-0 in the Section 8A boys soccer final.

The Apollo Eagles beat the DeLaSalle Islanders 1-0 at Husky Stadium on the campus of St. Cloud State University to capture the Class A state championship Thursday morning. It is the first soccer championship in school history. Leighton Lommel scored the winning goal for the Eagles on a free kick with 12:25 remaining in the second half to seal the win...

Apollo defeated Sartell-St. Stephen 3-0 at St. Cloud State's Husky Stadium Thursday night in the Section 8-A final . Apollo improves to 18-0-2 and will play in the Class A state tournament next week.

The United States Soccer team is participating in Brazil in the World Cup hoping to advance out of the "Group of Death". Many Americans are learning soccer even if it's a short lived interest.