NOTICIAS

El trabajo de ACCESS U apareció en Los Angeles Times en Español, destacando a la atleta académica Aniya Williams (clase de 2026), ahora comprometida con la Universidad de Stanford.

En un artículo en el Sports Business Journal, Lindsey Huie, fundadora de Gritness, se unió a Leonard Griffin, coach principal en UC Berkeley, para pedir una reinvención del sistema de fútbol de EE. UU.

Este mes, ACCESS U celebra con orgullo a 19 estudiantes de último año de la clase de 2025, nuestro grupo de graduados más grande hasta la fecha.

A Dream Within Reach: How One Teen's Talent, Determination, and the Right Support Changed Everything

ACCESS U Announces Partnership with Gritness, Expanding College Recruitment Assistance for Scholar-Athletes

Michelle Alozie, The Houston Dash and ACCESS U Teamed Up to Grow Soccer in Underrepresented Communities 

ACCESS U is a Proud Partner of the Los Angeles Times’ High School Insider Program

How ACCESS U Foundation is Helping Young Soccer Players Change Their Lives

ACCESS U Hosts a Free LA Symposium to Tackle Pay-to-Play Barriers in College Soccer Recruitment

ACCESS U Foundation Was Awarded a $10,000 Grant From Dynamo and Dash Charities

Thanks to a Marin Community Foundation grant, Canal FC and ACCESS U launched a youth soccer clinic program

Phoenix Wooten, a Soccer Prodigy From the Outer Banks, Has Taken a Remarkable Step in His Journey

Empowering the Next Generation of Soccer Talent: Forbes Spotlights ACCESS U’s Mission 

Congratulations to the ACCESS U Class of 2024! Eleven seniors are #CollegeBound

ACCESS U is proud to announce their Continued Partnership with Ford through the Award-Winning Ford Qué Golazo De Grants Program, With support From Alianza de Futbol

ACCESS U Foundation is Featured on Sports Central LA by Jaime Maggio.

We Made the Giving List

Brad Rothenberg's Dedication to
American soccer Inclusivity Continues with ACCESS U Foundation.  VIA SOCCER AMERICA CONFIDENTIAL