All posts tagged "Abby Wambach"
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Analysis
/ 13 years agoKassouf: My Women’s World Player of the Year vote
Germany goalkeeper Nadine Angerer was named the 2013 FIFA Women’s World Player of the Year on Monday just hours after announcing...
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International
/ 13 years agoAngerer named 2013 FIFA World Player of Year
Germany goalkeeper Nadine Angerer was named the 2013 FIFA Women’s World Player of the Year on Monday just hours after announcing...
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Analysis
/ 13 years agoBests and worsts of women’s soccer in 2013
There was not an Olympics or World Cup to look forward to in 2013 — and there isn’t in 2014, either...
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International
/ 13 years agoAngerer, Marta, Wambach shortlisted for POY
Germany goalkeeper Nadine Angerer, Brazil forward Marta and United States forward Abby Wambach have been shortlisted for the 2013 FIFA Women’s...
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News
/ 13 years agoWambach named USSF’s female athlete of year
Abby Wambach had a historic year, breaking Mia Hamm’s all-time international goal scoring record just six months after being named FIFA’s...
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Analysis
/ 13 years agoFIFA unveils Women’s Player of the Year shortlist
FIFA revealed its shortlists for the Women’s World Player of the Year and World Coach of the Year for women’s soccer...
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Uncategorized
/ 13 years agoUS women cruise past Australia, 4-0 (highlights)
Your browser does not support iframes. Four different players scored as the United States women’s national team defeated Australia 4-0 on...
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News
/ 13 years agoFriday roundup: USWNT-Canada home-and-home, Heyboer waived, Wambach talks marriage
The United States women’s national will play Canada in a home-and-home as part of their 2014 schedule, U.S. Soccer said Friday....
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Analysis
/ 13 years agoLacking wide play, Flash out-muscled by Thorns
ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Aaran Lines said he had a feeling on Saturday like he hasn’t had all season. Unfortunately for the...
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NWSL
/ 13 years agoFor Wambach, NWSL Championship has different home field advantage
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — It might not be the final of the Women’s World Cup or the Olympic Games, but there’s one...
