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Analysis
/ 7 years agoKatelyn Rowland made all the right moves in NWSL Championship shutout
PORTLAND, Ore. – The North Carolina Courage won the 2018 National Women’s Soccer League championship on Saturday afternoon, securing a 3-0...
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Analysis
/ 7 years agoJess McDonald’s remarkable journey continues with NWSL Championship MVP award
PORTLAND, Ore. — In Saturday’s National Women’s Soccer League Championship, North Carolina Courage’s Jess McDonald showed up big – really big – and...
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NWSL
/ 7 years agoMidge Purce looking to complete her own last-to-first journey
PORTLAND, Or. — Just over a year ago, Midge Purce came off the field for the final time as a Boston...
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Chicago Stars
/ 7 years agoA healthy DiBernardo is the constant in all the Red Stars’ successes
When the Chicago Red Stars secured their fourth straight playoff berth, they did so with only five players remaining from...
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Analysis
/ 7 years agoAbby Erceg is quietly leading North Carolina’s domination
The North Carolina Courage are not about to sneak up on anybody. Not after setting league records for wins (17), goals...
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Analysis
/ 7 years agoChristine Sinclair is redefining her greatness
Christine Sinclair will very likely go down as the greatest goal-scorer in international soccer history. She is 11 goals shy...
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Analysis
/ 7 years agoRapinoe, Bird pave parallel paths to greatness in their adopted city of Seattle
If Megan Rapinoe had her way, she never would have come to Seattle. In 2012, a new women’s soccer league...
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Analysis
/ 7 years agoA former Portland pillar is Seattle’s key to unseating the Thorns
At the end of 2016, midfielder Allie Long was flying high. She’d made an improbable comeback to the U.S. women’s...
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International
/ 7 years agoAli Riley’s move to Chelsea aligns personal goals, evolving European landscape
When California native Ali Riley played against Chelsea for her then Swedish club, FC Rosengard, in the UEFA Women’s Champions League...
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Americans Abroad
/ 7 years agoAmerican Brianna Visalli’s West Ham move is an investment in herself
For every player entering the National Women’s Soccer League College Draft, the wait to hear your name called out can be...
