All posts tagged "Abby Dahlkemper"
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North Carolina Courage
/ 2 years agoAbby Dahlkemper discusses Courage, leadership, USWNT on NWSL Live
North Carolina Courage and United States women’s national team defender Abby Dahlkemper recently joined us on NWSL Live to discuss her...
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Houston Dash
/ 2 years agoCourage prevail in wild 4-3 win over Dash
In a wild goal-fest from start to finish, the North Carolina Courage edged the Houston Dash 4-3 on Saturday in NWSL...
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Analysis
/ 3 years agoThe NWSL Championship is an epic battle of center backs… or is it?
CARY, N.C. — Paul Riley said he would be happy if Julie Ertz stays out of the midfield. Rory Dames said...
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Analysis
/ 3 years agoInside the construction of the Courage, perennial NWSL contenders
The North Carolina Courage are enjoying an unprecedented run of success in the admittedly intermittent history of American women’s professional soccer....
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2019 Women's World Cup
/ 3 years agoNobody’s talking about Abby Dahlkemper — and that’s a good thing
In the 38th minute against Spain, with the United States’ defense pushed deep into its own penalty area and tied 1-1...
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2019 Women's World Cup
/ 3 years agoFive takeaways from the USA’s scrappy win over Spain
REIMS, France — The United States women’s national team advanced to the quarterfinal round of the 2019 World Cup on Monday...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 3 years agoThe 22 USWNT federation players for the 2019 NWSL season are…
It’s March 4, which means preseason starts today for all nine National Women’s Soccer League teams. For some reason, the league...
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Analysis
/ 3 years agoDefensive blunders spoil strong USWNT performance vs Japan
Jill Ellis had to face Japan on Wednesday night without the services of Becky Sauerbrunn who missed the SheBelieves Cup opener...
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2019 Women's World Cup
/ 4 years agoDahlkemper or Davidson? An open competition remains for USWNT’s second center back role
When the United States women’s national team travels to France next summer, it’s nearly certain that the Americans’ back line will...
