Federation of Internationale De Football Association (FIFA)
Hitzigweg 11, 8030
Zurich, Switzerland
Telephone 41-1-384-9595
Web: http://www.fifa.com
World football's (soccer) supreme body, FIFA responds to its social duty as an organization of international status and renown. It also acknowledges the prominent role football (soccer)plays in providing firm and clear messages to rid the world of society's problems. FIFA's "Fair Play Campaign" involves much more than simply promoting fair play on the field during a competition. In addition to its numerous activities designed to improve the sporting environment for everyone concerned in football, FIFA is committed to encouraging fair play in society too, leading by example and showing fairness, impartiality and solidarity among all of its groups.
National Federation of State High School Associations
11724 NW Plaza Circle
Box 20626
Kansas City, Missouri 64195-0626
Telephone (816) 464-5400
Web: http://www.nfhs.org
The mission of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) is to serve its members and its related professional groups by providing leadership and national coordination for the administration of interscholastic activities, which will enhance the educational experiences of high school students and reduce risks of their participation.
The NFHS will promote participation and sportsmanship to develop good citizens through interscholastic activities, which provide equitable opportunities, positive recognition and learning experiences to students while maximizing the achievement of educational goals.
U.S. SOCCER FEDERATION (USSF)
1801 S. Prairie Avenue
Chicago, IL 60616
(312) 808-1300
Fax: (312) 808-1301
Contact at: http://www.ussoccer.com/contact/index.jsp.html
Web: www.us-soccer.com
The United States Soccer Federation is the "governing body of soccer in all its forms in the United States. U.S. Soccer has helped chart the course for the sport in the USA for more than 90 years." The Federation's goal is to make soccer "a preeminent sport in the United States and to continue the development of soccer at all recreational and competitive levels." Among other things, the United States Soccer Federation has organized and run three World Cups in the United States, built soccer-specific stadiums and created Major League Soccer.
NATIONAL SOCCER COACHES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA (NSCAA)
6700 Squibb Road, Suite 215
Mission, KS 66202
(800) 458-0678
Email: info@nscaa.com
Web: www.nscaa.com
Founded in 1941, the NSCAA is the largest network of soccer coaches nationwide, totaling over 18,000 individuals. The NSCAA is dedicated to the continuing education of coaches and holds numerous seminars and training camps each year.
Hitzigweg 11, 8030
Zurich, Switzerland
Telephone 41-1-384-9595
Web: http://www.fifa.com
World football's (soccer) supreme body, FIFA responds to its social duty as an organization of international status and renown. It also acknowledges the prominent role football (soccer)plays in providing firm and clear messages to rid the world of society's problems. FIFA's "Fair Play Campaign" involves much more than simply promoting fair play on the field during a competition. In addition to its numerous activities designed to improve the sporting environment for everyone concerned in football, FIFA is committed to encouraging fair play in society too, leading by example and showing fairness, impartiality and solidarity among all of its groups.
National Federation of State High School Associations
11724 NW Plaza Circle
Box 20626
Kansas City, Missouri 64195-0626
Telephone (816) 464-5400
Web: http://www.nfhs.org
The mission of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) is to serve its members and its related professional groups by providing leadership and national coordination for the administration of interscholastic activities, which will enhance the educational experiences of high school students and reduce risks of their participation.
The NFHS will promote participation and sportsmanship to develop good citizens through interscholastic activities, which provide equitable opportunities, positive recognition and learning experiences to students while maximizing the achievement of educational goals.
U.S. SOCCER FEDERATION (USSF)
1801 S. Prairie Avenue
Chicago, IL 60616
(312) 808-1300
Fax: (312) 808-1301
Contact at: http://www.ussoccer.com/contact/index.jsp.html
Web: www.us-soccer.com
The United States Soccer Federation is the "governing body of soccer in all its forms in the United States. U.S. Soccer has helped chart the course for the sport in the USA for more than 90 years." The Federation's goal is to make soccer "a preeminent sport in the United States and to continue the development of soccer at all recreational and competitive levels." Among other things, the United States Soccer Federation has organized and run three World Cups in the United States, built soccer-specific stadiums and created Major League Soccer.
NATIONAL SOCCER COACHES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA (NSCAA)
6700 Squibb Road, Suite 215
Mission, KS 66202
(800) 458-0678
Email: info@nscaa.com
Web: www.nscaa.com
Founded in 1941, the NSCAA is the largest network of soccer coaches nationwide, totaling over 18,000 individuals. The NSCAA is dedicated to the continuing education of coaches and holds numerous seminars and training camps each year.
