B.C.'s young soccer players to benefit from World Cup legacy
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'The kids are just buzzing': How B.C.'s young soccer players benefit from World Cup legacy
Local soccer clubs have an opportunity to turn a boost of interest into more sustained engagement.
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By Glenda Luymes
Published Jul 04, 2026
Last updated 2 hours ago
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