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Timothy Pratt

Timothy's written about soccer for NYTimes, Guardian, FourFourTwo, NPR, Howler magazine and more. He also raised two soccer-playing children, one of whom, Dylan, was a diez clásico, a classic No. 10.

Timothy Pratt
Turning Pro with Becky Contreras

At San Luis Potosi, the former State Champion from Dacula realizes a dream. When the 12th writes stories for ‘The Women’s Game,’ we profile players, clubs, and developments that contribute to the region’s history of producing exceptional athletes at all levels. Rebecca "Becky" Contreras recently took

by Timothy Pratt, Dec 20, 2025

Across the Gulf of Mexico, Los Potros de Hierro fight for The People’s Game

When the 12th writes stories for ‘The People’s Game,’ we focus on portraits of the people who make this community incredible. Think immigrant stories, family connections, amateur and grassroots efforts to uplift each other. The top flight of Mexican football may soon welcome a legendary Mexico City club back

by Paul Glaze & Timothy Pratt, Dec 16, 2025

How Soccer.com used the 1994 World Cup to become the perfect Christmas Shopping destination.

When The 12th pulls a story out ‘From the Vault,’ we’re resurfacing stories from Timothy’s career writing about the sport from Las Vegas to Barcelona. Each edition comes with added commentary on the story’s relevance today and a link to the original. Not too long after our

by Timothy Pratt, Dec 12, 2025

'Can't even describe how I feel' : A journey through the game with my son Dylan

It didn’t come until the 71st minute, and didn’t amount to anything. It didn’t happen again.  But for a brief moment during Inter Miami’s dreadful 4-0 loss to PSG on June 29 in the Club World Cup knockout round match held in Atlanta, I was transported

by Timothy Pratt, Nov 13, 2025

Professional Women's Soccer is Returning to Atlanta in 2028

The move shows Atlanta is “the epicenter of  soccer,” says Owner Arthur Blank.

by Paul Glaze & Timothy Pratt, Nov 11, 2025

Introducing The 12th

Whether you say "soccer" or "fútbol," there's more to the beautiful game than the final score. In the U.S. and around the world, people talk about the special relationship between the community in the stands and the players on the pitch.

by Paul Glaze & Timothy Pratt, Nov 11, 2025

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