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The North Carolina FC Youth Cup was held in Raleigh on May 21-22, 2022.

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Positive coronavirus tests for two area youth soccer players has triggered a discussion on the risks and benefits of youth sports during the pandemic.

<p>the football club is dealing with Cove in 19 after two players tested positive this weekend. WR EOS Keeley Arthur joins Us Live in Raleigh and Keely. These players were in contact with other players, right? That's correct, David and I mean they were talking about, however, this weekend. It was just a beautiful time to be playing soccer because of the weather, obviously, would be right now. What we know as of right now, though, is that these two players are siblings. They were in contact with about 30 other players. We spoke to a parent off one of those players that was exposed earlier today. Here's what she had to say. It's her passion. Marcy Corral said there was no doubt in her mind that she was going to let her daughter, Sienna, returned back to the soccer field this fall. I mean, the main thing is, I'll tell you, mental health has been such a big impact. Now, though, Sienna and around 30 other players, according to North Carolina Football Club, will have to sit out the next two weeks after two players tested positive for Cove in 19. It was very disappointing, to say the least, Brian Batchelder, the director of risk management for N. C. F. C, says these aren't the first cases of covert within the organization. They've dealt with 15 cases since early August. However, he says, with each time a player or coach got sick, there was no spread to additional players. Every one of the 15 cases have been traced outside of soccer eso, whether it's ah, family member, which is the most likely. Or sometimes it's a sleepover. Whatever it is, the end of it we're seeing it's not soccer, Corral says. When the two weeks are up, she is going to let Sienna play again because the good outweighs the bad. And of course, this might have you thinking is use sports okay for my child to play well in our seven o'clock hour, we're going to speak to a doctor, and he tells us it's kind of two Fold one. There are some sports that are simply safer to play right now that lessen the spread of cove in 19 and two. You should check in with your club team and make sure they're kind of doing this. Checklist of safety features. We're gonna lay that all out in our seven o'clock Our David always do your home board. Keeley. Arthur. Thank you.</p>

Two youth soccer players test positive for coronavirus

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Over the next two years, the Triangle is set to get five soccer mini-pitches for free play and pick-up soccer thanks to NCFC Youth, North Carolina Football Club and The Bucy Foundation.

Groups seek available spaces to build soccer mini-pitches across Triangle

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Many athletic organizations across the Triangle have postponed or canceled its sports seasons, but some club sports are carrying on despite the pandemic. 



Several youth soccer teams getting back on the field during coronavirus outbreak 

Club sports continue despite coronavirus pandemic

NCFC Youth, the largest youth soccer league in North Carolina, announced Thursday that it was shutting down all play through Monday, April 13 because of the coronavirus.

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Two youth soccer players test positive for coronavirus

Two youth soccer players test positive for coronavirus

Groups seek available spaces to build soccer mini-pitches across Triangle

Several youth soccer teams getting back on the field during coronavirus outbreak

NCFC Youth suspends soccer activities through April 13