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 angle relevant to parents, coaches, and league leaders trying to make youth sports more affordable and inclusive.
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