US national soccer star funds new mini-pitch in Poughkeepsie
Two new mini-pitches were unveiled Wednesday at Pulaski Park in Poughkeepsie ahead of this year's World Cup.
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Oct 13, 2022, 1:07 AM
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375ds agoTwo new mini-pitches were unveiled Wednesday at Pulaski Park in Poughkeepsie ahead of this year's World Cup.
The mini-pitches honor U.S. men's national soccer team star and Ketcham graduate Tyler Adams.
Adams, along with the U.S. Soccer Foundation, helped fund the project.
The goal is to ensure children in underserved communities can enjoy the health and youth development benefits from the sport of soccer.
