When former Rowdies' midfielder Yann Ekra decided to hang up his cleats, they didn’t stay hung up for very long.

An early concept would replace it with an outdoor amphitheater as part of a larger makeover of the downtown waterfront.

He has been involved heavily in New Zealand soccer, including roles as assistant coach and analyst for the U-17 and U-23 national teams. He also served as academy director for Australian A-League club ...

The email came out of the blue, from a Hillsborough reader who had a good laugh at my dig in a recent column at Leicester ...

The Tampa Bay Rowdies' U.S. Open cup match against F-C Naples will be a family affair, as longtime Rowdies midfielder Leo ...

Following reports on Monday that a sale was in the works, Tampa Bay Rowdies owner Bill Edwards announced Tuesday that he had sold the USL club and MLS expansion hopefuls to Major League Baseball's ...

Mayor Ken Welch on Thursday unveiled a two-phase master plan for the downtown waterfront that would cost over $289 million.

While playing for the Rowdies from 2019 to 2023, Ekra began working towards earning a coaching certificate from U.S. Soccer. "Just because you are a player doesn't mean you are a coach.

“You’re not the Mike Connell from the Rowdies, by any chance?” I don’t know Mike Connell, never met Mike Connell, but as a soccer-crazed kid who grew up in Tampa in the 1970s, I remember ...