WSV Reports
Research for decisions that deserve more than instinct.
Investor-grade analysis of the markets, models, and operating realities shaping soccer.
Sports as Workforce Infrastructure
A Public-Private Asset Model for Townships, Counties, and State Workforce Systems
Local sports systems are operated as cost centers when they should be treated as four integrated assets: a participation engine, a workforce platform, a communications network, and a sponsorship asset
The referee shortage is the cleanest proof point — PIAA requires officials to be 16+, BLS projects 6% employment growth through 2034, and the role is paid, certifiable, and AI-resistant
WIOA already requires local youth programs to spend at least 20% of allocated funds on paid and unpaid work experiences — sports can deliver these outcomes through a platform families already trust
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Parental Perspectives on Youth Soccer: Club Operations, Player Development, and the Path Forward
A Qualitative Focus Group Study of the Philadelphia and South Jersey Region
Read Report2026 World Cup: Infrastructure, Access, and Legacy ROI
A Diligence Framework for Cities, Leagues, and Capital Providers
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