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by NISA Network Staff October 19, 2021

Family, Community, Soccer

by Sebastian Johnson It’s hard to imagine the work that goes into running a professional sports team. It’s a tall task to be sure - one that could leave even the most die-hard of fans feeling that they bit off more than they could chew. Suffice it to say, running a sports team is not a job for the faint of heart, and few know that better than Bronwyn Capriotti. Capriotti was ...

by NISA Network Staff August 23, 2021

California United Strikers FC , EDI , Featured , Interview Series , Interview With . . . , Latest News

For Shinya Kadono, No Distance Is Too Far To Close Through Understanding

By Sebastian Johnson The distance from Kobe, Japan, to Irvine, Calif., is 9,262 kilometers. In imperial units that’s just over 5,755 miles - a measure so great as to be nearly abstract. The average person can hardly visualize 10 miles; 5,755 miles is close to being rendered without meaning in its expanse. That is, unless you’re Shinya Kadono. Despite moving nearly 6,000 miles at age seven, the understanding he was met with ...

by NISA Network Staff February 25, 2020

1904 FC , California United Strikers FC , Chattanooga FC , Clubs , Detroit City , Featured , LA Force , Latest News , Michigan Stars , Oakland Roots , Stumptown Athletic

NISA Nation: Looking Forward to Spring 2020

NISA 2020: Ten Things We're Looking Forward To This Spring Season By NISA Nation Staff There is a lot going on in the NISA Nation behind the scenes as clubs get ready for their Spring Season Openers at the end of this week. Ten things we at the NISA Nation are looking forward to most just before we kickoff our Spring 2020 campaign. (1.) More matches like the West Coast Championship between Los ...

by NISA Network Staff February 25, 2020

1904 FC , California United Strikers FC , Chattanooga FC , Detroit City , Featured , LA Force , Latest News , Michigan Stars , Oakland Roots , Stumptown Athletic

Spring 2020: Previewing the Home Openers

Previewing the Home Openers By NISA Nation Staff Last month, the National Independent Soccer Association announced the spring home openers for our eight clubs beginning play in the Spring 2020 Season. NISA also announced that club owners decided to proceed in Spring with a single table and each club playing home-and-away against every other club. The winter break is almost over. Let’s get to the matches. February 28 – LA Force – Detroit ...

by NISA Network Staff September 7, 2019

California United Strikers FC , Detroit City , Latest News , Oakland Roots

NISA Nation WEEK 1 Highlight Poll Results

WEEK 1 HIGHLIGHT POLL RESULTS With last weekend’s matches behind us, let’s take a look at what NISA Nation felt was the performance of the weekend. In just Week 1, NISA fans saw both clubs battle in Detroit and a first half hat trick and an epic three goal comeback in Oakland. There was plenty of action to choose from but the fans got it right as the atmospheres in both ...

by NISA Network Staff August 16, 2019

California United Strikers FC , Targeting the No.9

Targeting the Number Nine, Episode 2

Targeting the Number Nine: Episode 2 with Ron Gilmore (Cal United Strikers FC) The No.9 in soccer traditionally has a job to do. Score goals and change the game. For NISA Nation’s first interview series, we will focus on the Number Nine – the game changers ahead of NISA’s debut. These are the game changers who have helped NISA to get up on its feet and made it possible for the ...

by NISA Network Staff August 7, 2019

1904 FC , California United Strikers FC , Chattanooga FC , Detroit City , LA Force , Latest News , New Amsterdam FC , Stumptown AC

Ten Reasons NISA Is Different

Ten Reasons NISA Is Different By NISA Nation Staff For a start-up to succeed, it usually comes down to two critical things: (1) Identifying a gap in the marketplace. (2) Filling that gap with a needed good or service. Whether it is unveiling a new app, opening of a new store, or launching a new professional soccer league the objective is the same. Identify that gap and fill it. With this in mind, let’s look ...