The culmination of this year's Women's College Soccer season did not disappoint. The Women's College Cup was hosted by Kennesaw State University in Atlanta, GA and saw Stanford, Florida State, Duke and Wake Forest compete for the National Championship.

Women's College Soccer continues to raise its level of play. The top teams play possession style soccer, play balls out of the back and have a great first touch. The future of Women's Soccer is bright based on the display last weekend in Atlanta.

What are you up to for the holidays? Traveling? Seeing family?

Some in the Demosphere family have some unique things going on:

Earlier this year, we posted about the benefits of using email aliases to mask the identities of some or all volunteers in youth sports organizations. To continue with those efforts, we've prepared a quick how-to video on how to create these free aliases for your own use.

If you have any questions feel free to contact our Support Team (support@demosphere.com).

RSS, or Really Simple Syndication, is a great way to make sure recent content is published to those interested in your organization. By default, an RSS feed is active for all users of Demosphere's WebWriter® Website System. The feed can be accessed by popular RSS readers (Google Reader, etc) just by typing in your organization's web address.

To take things a step further, you can "burn" your RSS feed with Feedburner. Burning your feed is akin to putting your feed on steroids. Here are some additional benefits:

With Thanksgiving approaching next week, Americans get set to celebrate and spend the day with family and friends. As the holiday has evolved, sports and parades have made their way into traditional festivities - many families spend time watching NFL Football and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Increasingly, families are spending their Thanksgiving on the road by using their long weekend to participate in a youth sporting event (hopefully) in a warm climate. This year, Demosphere is powering three Thanksgiving-weekend events in Florida and California.