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NJ/NY Gotham FC
/ 4 days agoKelley O’Hara comes full circle in return to NJ/NY
Kelley O’Hara is no stranger to New York and New Jersey. In 2013, the inaugural season of the National Women’s Soccer...
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NWSL
/ 3 months agoSeb Hines wants to stay in Orlando. Will the Pride make it happen?
Seb Hines has only ever lived in one place outside of England: Orlando, Florida. In 2015, Hines, along with his wife...
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Analysis
/ 3 months agoCrystal Dunn continues to reinvent herself
Crystal Dunn has spent her entire career redefining herself. She is a World Cup-winning left fullback who simultaneously doubled as an...
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Canada
/ 4 months agoJordyn Huitema is just getting started
Jordyn Huitema is 21 years old, but she certainly does not lack experience. A Canadian striker who was touted at an...
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NWSL
/ 5 months agoKelli Hubly found peace in Portland. The Thorns found another star.
Kelli Hubly has played every single minute of every single match so far this National Women’s Soccer League season, her most...
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NWSL
/ 5 months ago‘I want to be a sponge’: Inside USWNT defender Emily Fox’s growth mindset
It is October 2021 and Emily Fox just wrapped up her breakout rookie year in the National Women’s Soccer League with...
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Houston Dash
/ 6 months agoMaria Sánchez details long journey back to NWSL, growth in Liga MX Femenil
Maria Sánchez was always going to play international soccer for Mexico. Despite growing up in Nampa, Idaho, the 26-year-old knew from the...
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International
/ 6 months agoSouth Africa’s Nthabiseng Majiya aims for global stardom—after she finishes high school
Nthabiseng Majiya can’t help but smile as she states her dreams: “That’s actually what I want to be, the best striker...
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Profile
/ 7 months agoChristina Unkel aims to educate the masses about refereeing
Watch a major tournament — or almost any match, for that matter — and you’re bound to find heated discussions about...
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International
/ 7 months agoAfter juggling the Netherlands and Thorns, Mark Parsons enters his biggest moment yet
The only way to live, Mark Parsons maintains, is in the present. It’s an agreeable if not cliché motto, but the...