A San Francisco Chronicle story looks at a free youth soccer program in Oakland as a potential model for addressing the pay-to-play problem. It highlights how removing fees can widen access and keep kids in the game—an idea relevant to parents, coaches, and league leaders trying to make sports more affordable.
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