Stories By Meg Linehan
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Boston Breakers
/ 9 years agoBoston Breakers sign Cat Whitehill
Cat Whitehill will again be a Boston Breaker. The team announced her signing on Friday. Whitehill started thirteen of fourteen games...
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NWSL
/ 9 years agoWashington Spirit revamp logo, add more VIP seats
The Washington Spirit unveiled a redesigned logo and announced an expansion of the VIP seating area at their home venue today...
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Culture
/ 9 years agoRapinoe takes next step in changing the game
One of the Equalizer’s top moments of 2012 was Megan Rapinoe’s coming out before the London Olympics, and Rapinoe hasn’t slowed...
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News
/ 9 years agoNWSL free agency officially begins
The free agency window for the National Women’s Soccer League is officially open. The signing period will be open for the...
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NWSL
/ 9 years agoNWSL College Draft order set for Friday
The NWSL College Draft will be held this Friday at the NSCAA Convention in Indianapolis, IN. The draft order was announced...
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International
/ 9 years agoYongchuan Cup: Canada ends tournament with draw
Canada battled Norway to a scoreless draw in the final match of the Yongchuan Cup on Wednesday evening in China. The...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 9 years agoRed Stars look at what’s next after allocation
Mark Chicago down as being comfortable with their underdog status heading into the 2013 NWSL season. Chicago will be the team...
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Boston Breakers
/ 9 years agoAllocation casts O’Reilly as early Breakers linchpin
In Friday’s allocation, the Boston Breakers received U.S. women national team players Heather O’Reilly, Heather Mitts, Sydney Leroux, as well as...
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Analysis
/ 9 years agoBreakers get their Heathers back
In between panels at the Empowerment Through Sport Leadership conference held in Boston on Saturday, Heather Mitts and Heather O’Reilly took...
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Boston Breakers
/ 9 years agoNew Breaker Leon scores first international goal
Hours after being allocated to the Boston Breakers in the National Women’s Soccer League, Adriana Leon scored her first international goal...
