Student athletes around New Hampshire have kicked off their 2005 soccer seasons. While audiences in the United States still haven't thronged to the sport on a professional level, coaches say enrollment rates continue to grow in youth programs. We'll talk about why kids are drawn to soccer while their parents would rather watch baseball or football. Our guest is Paul Willis. He's director of development for the Seacoast United Soccer Club, a group he helped form in the early nineties to give kids more opportunity to play the sport.
