Managing Editor, @NESoccerJournal. Family man and longtime sports journalist with many interests. Email: [email protected]
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Matt Langone's coverage is predominantly focused on local sports, specifically soccer within the New England region. His articles mainly cover event results and announcements related to high school and college-level soccer competitions.
If you're looking to reach out to Matt, consider providing updates on upcoming or recently concluded local soccer events in the New England area, such as NEPSAC or D1 Soccer matches. Additionally, press releases regarding significant developments in the regional soccer scene could be of interest to him.
Given his focus on specific leagues and championships within New England, offering insights into player performance, team strategies, or emerging trends within these leagues may also capture his attention.
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By: Matthew Doherty, Matt Langone
What will happen in 2026? Here’s a list of five predictions for New England Soccer in the new year.
By: Matt Langone
The college soccer offseason is here and two New England Division 1 men's programs have hired new head coaches.
By: Matt Langone
Here’s a look at five important dates that will help define the 2026 Girls Academy season, from national showcases to pivotal league weekends.
By: Matt Langone
We highlighted three New England teams that shined during the ECNL Boys Florida national showcase.
By: Matt Langone
As women’s college programs reload and prepare for the 2026 season, the transfer portal provides one avenue for roster growth. By adding transfers, programs are able to find proven players who bring experience and other intangibles that incoming freshmen can’t yet provide, because they haven’t been at that level yet. Players opt to transfer for various reasons. Maybe it’s a career reboot, maybe it was a coaching change at their previous school, or maybe it’s a decision based on academic interests. To keep track of who’s going where across women’s soccer in the region, New England Soccer Journal has its transfer tracker for the 2026 season.
By: Matt Langone
We highlighted 11 New England players who stood out at the ECNL Boys Florida national showcase last weekend.
By: Matt Langone
Woodstock Academy's Jacob Gollop shined for the Barbados National Team at the Concacaf U-17 World Cup qualifiers.
By: Matt Langone
Major League Soccer and MLS Next announced details for the 2026 Generation adidas Cup, which will mark the largest tournament to date.
By: Matt Langone
We broke down the skill set of Mount Saint Charles and IFA New England Class of 2027 forward/midfielder Eli Tillinghast.
By: Matthew Doherty, Matt Langone
The debate over multi-sport athletes can be divisive, particularly in the world of soccer. We offered our opinions.
