Stories By John D Halloran
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2019 Women's World Cup
/ 7 years agoKrieger’s USWNT return the right call, bizarrely timed, by Ellis
When the latest roster for the United States women’s national team dropped on Thursday, one name — that of veteran defender...
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2019 Women's World Cup
/ 8 years agoThe ghosts of Sweden tell the tale of Jill Ellis’ tinkering
Three months out from the 2019 World Cup, the United States women’s national team is in a funk. And believe it...
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Analysis
/ 8 years agoThe great Horan question: Who is next up in midfield for the USWNT?
Over the course of the last year and a half, the United States women’s national team has managed to achieve one...
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Analysis
/ 8 years agoThe enigmatic talent of Savannah McCaskill
Savannah McCaskill looked hungry right from the start. It was only two minutes into Saturday’s W-League Grand Final, and the Sydney...
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Chicago Stars
/ 8 years agoThe NWSL’s power shift doesn’t faze Red Stars owner Whisler
When the first season of the National Women’s Soccer League kicked off in 2013, only one of the league’s eight founding...
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Analysis
/ 8 years agoHow U.S. Soccer could revamp allocations and strengthen the NWSL
Tensions between club and country are nothing new in soccer. They exist on both the men’s and women’s side, domestically and...
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International
/ 8 years agoSweden-bound Julia Ashley discusses decision not to join Sky Blue FC
Julia Ashley, a first-round pick of Sky Blue FC in the 2019 National Women’s Soccer League College Draft, has decided to...
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Analysis
/ 8 years agoWith World Cup on horizon, Tierna Davidson sees NWSL, Chicago as best way to develop
CHICAGO – Over the years, the Chicago Red Stars have gained a reputation as masters of the National Women’s Soccer...
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Chicago Stars
/ 8 years agoChicago Red Stars acquire Katie Johnson, trade two 1st round picks
A day ahead of the 2019 National Women’s Soccer League College Draft, the Chicago Red Stars and Sky Blue FC have...
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Analysis
/ 8 years agoXI Moments of 2018: Courage cap best WoSo season ever
It’s difficult to describe the 2018 campaign of the North Carolina Courage without delving into hyperbole, but all manner of praise...
