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 All American Girls: Members of the U.S. National Team
Marla Miller (Pocket Books, 1999)
Profiles of members of the U.S. National Women's Soccer Team by MomsTeam's West Coast Editor.
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 Goal!: The Ultimate Guide for Soccer Moms and Dads
Gloria Averbuch and Ashley Michael Hammond (Rodale Press, 1999)
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 SOS! Soccer on the Sidelines: A Guide to Competitive Travel Soccer for Serious Soccer Moms
Laura Phillips & Barbara Stahl (Three-Hundred Seven Books, 1998)
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 The Beautiful Game: Sixteen Girls and the Soccer Season That Changed Everything
Jonathan Littman (Morrow,William & Co, 1999)
Interesting glimpse into the world of an Under 14 girls select soccer team in Northern California and their young woman coach.
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 My Year In Soccer: A Sports Record Book
(Warner Books, Incorporated, 1996).
Soccer diary with helpful hints, tips and information on soccer.
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 Go for the Goal: A Champion's Guide to Winning in Soccer and Life
Mia Hamm (Harper Collins, 2000)
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 The Soccer Mom's Manual: What Sports Mom Thinks You'd like to Know
Laurel Phillips and Barbara Stahl
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 The Complete Book of Coaching Youth Soccer: The Authoritative Guide to Successful Team Tactics and Competitive Individual Skills
Simon Whitehead
Coaching manual for kids aged 8-19. Written for both beginning and seasoned coaches, the book shows – in concise, easy-to-understand terms – how to organize, motivate, and lead your youth soccer team to success on the field.
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 Coaching Youth Soccer: An Essential Guide for Parents and Coaches
Denis Ford
Handbook for parents and coaches of youth soccer teams (particularly those who have little or no knowledge of the game and are daunted by the task of teaching it to a group of kids), with an emphasis on repetition, praise, constructive criticism and having fun. Includes section on basic skills development, practice sessions for different age groups, warming up, injuries, and comprehensive guide to the rules of the game.
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 Coaching Kids to Play Soccer
Kurt Aschermann and Jim San Marco
Successful high school soccer coach and coauthor of Coaching Kids to Play Baseball and Softball explain in this friendly, easy-to use, fully illustrated guide how to run a successful soccer team - from setting up the first practice to choosing calisthenics to running individual and team drills to getting everyone a ride home at the end of the game. The book emphasizes that helping kids to have fun and learn about team spirit, competition, and themselves is far more important than winning games.
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