Thinking ahead: Whitehill joins ESPN Women's World Cup broadcast team

Professional athletes have very short careers. Some are fortunate enough to last over a decade in their respective sports, while other...

Reaction to the U.S. Women's 2-0 win over Japan

The United States Women’s National Team defeated Japan 2-0 on Wednesday, the same score as Saturday.  Here is some reaction to...

The Weekly: May 16, 2011

What a week, huh?  This is The Weekly – Monday, May 16, 2011: A lot more after the jump:

Tarpley tears right ACL, will miss Women's World Cup

United States Women’s National Team midfielder Lindsay Tarpley tore her right anterior cruciate ligament in the 75th minute of Saturday night’s...

U.S. Women 2-0 Japan: Wambach, Rodriguez strike

The United States Women’s National Team defeated Japan 2-0 on Saturday in Columbus Crew Stadium.  Abby Wambach opened the scoring for...

WPS Extra Time: One chance to make a good impression

And the coverage begins. On Monday, the United States Women’s National Team roster was set for the 2011 FIFA Women’s World...

The Weekly: May 9, 2011

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Sundhage names U.S. Women's World Cup roster

Head Coach Pia Sundhage named the United States Women’s National Team squad that will head to Germany next month for the...

Darke, Foudy to lead ESPN Women's World Cup broadcast

Ian Darke and Julie Foudy will serve as ESPN’s lead commentator team for this summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in Germany. ...

How will U.S. training camps affect WPS?

The United States Women’s National Team has revealed it spring schedule, and as expected, there are significant chunks of time that...