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Rodriguez pregnant, will miss 2013 NWSL season
U.S. women’s national team forward Amy Rodriguez is pregnant and will miss the 2013 National Women’s Soccer League season, Seattle Reign FC confirmed late Tuesday night. UPDATE: Rodriguez is due in August, according to
Read More »Snow named U-17 USWNT coach; Kater appointed women’s head development coach
B.J. Snow, the husband of U.S. international Lindsay Tarpley, has been named the new full-time head coach of the U-17 U.S. women’s national team, U.S. Soccer announced on Friday. April Kater was also named
Read More »Rapinoe, Heath perfect fits for French league
National Women’s Soccer League preseason begins March 11, but March 2 in France is a top the table showdown between Lyon and Paris Saint-Germain. It’s already an enticing match between France’s two best teams
Read More »Tobin Heath signs six-month deal with PSG
Tobin Heath has signed a six-month contract with Paris Saint-Germain. The Equalizer has confirmed the length of the contract and that Heath will join Portland Thorns FC in the NWSL when the contract expires.
Read More »Sermanni names 29 players to February camp
New U.S. women’s national team coach Tom Sermanni has named 29 players to his first training camp ahead of Feb. 9 and Feb. 13 games against Scotland. Seventeen of the 18 Olympic gold medal-winning
Read More »Tom Sermanni talks USWNT, NWSL
INDIANAPOLIS — Tom Sermanni will coach his first game as United States women’s national team head coach on Feb. 9 against Scotland. He was named the new coach of the three-time defending Olympic gold
Read More »Abby Wambach wins FIFA Women’s Player of the Year
For the first time in over a decade, an American won the FIFA Women’s Player of the Year. Abby Wambach took the award over fellow nominees Alex Morgan and Marta, becoming the first American
Read More »Ballon d’Or looms, for better or worse
We won’t soon forget Monday’s announcement of the Ballon d’Or winners as FIFA World Player of the Year, for better or worse. The men’s finalists are Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Andres Iniesta, but
Read More »Clock ticking for NWSL player allocation
Like that taunting clock at the front of the room for high school students taking their SAT exam, the seconds hand ticks louder as each second passes. There’s just enough time to get through
Read More »USSF Centennial celebration kicks off
U.S. Soccer’s website has a little more flair to it in the new year. That is because the federation has begun its centennial celebration, recognizing 1913 as the official beginning of its history. The
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