Marin high school athletes who have commited to play in college for 2015-16. Baseball Johnny Maclean, Marin Catholic: Harvard Football Jackson Snyder, Marin Catholic: San Jose State Ryan Kelley, Marin Catholic: Cornell
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SAN JOSE -- Chris Wondolowski made his first appearance at Earthquakes camp Thursday, looking trim and fit after more than a month with the U.S. national team.
By Elliott Almond ealmond@mercurynews.com|
The Earthquakes concluded their preseason camp Tuesday in Tucson, Arizona, with a scoreless draw against the Portland Timbers at Kino Sports Complex.
By Elliott Almond ealmond@mercurynews.com|
The San Jose Earthquakes' new stadium is up and ready for the 2015 season.
Donovan Farnham San Jose Mercury News|
SAN JOSE -- The Earthquakes have sold more than 11,000 season tickets for new Avaya Stadium, leaving fewer than 1,000 season seats left, the team announced Monday.
By Elliott Almond ealmond@mercurynews.com|
SAN JOSE -- Earthquakes newcomer Innocent Emeghara sees the United States as being the "future of soccer," where fast goal-scorers like him can blossom away from stern, highly structured European leagues.
By Matt Schwab mschwab@bayareanewsgroup.com|
SAN JOSE -- The Earthquakes opened training camp Monday with a new coach, new stadium and many new faces.
By Elliott Almond ealmond@mercurynews.com|
SAN JOSE -- The Earthquakes will open new Avaya Stadium on Feb. 28 with an exhibition against the Los Angeles Galaxy, the team announced Thursday.
By Elliott Almond ealmond@mercurynews.com|
The Earthquakes selected Michigan State midfielder Fatai Alashe, a two-time Big Ten All-Tournament pick, with the No. 4 overall pick in the first round of the MLS draft Thursday in Philadelphia.
By Matt Schwab mschwab@bayareanewsgroup.com|
SAN JOSE -- The Earthquakes open the year with two road games, Major League Soccer announced Wednesday in unveiling the schedule for its 20th season.
By Elliott Almond ealmond@mercurynews.com|
SAN JOSE -- New Earthquakes coach Dominic Kinnear rounded out his staff Tuesday by naming three assistants, two that he worked with in Houston.
By Elliott Almond ealmond@mercurynews.com|
