All posts tagged "Becky Sauerbrunn"
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Analysis
/ 6 years agoMystery, intrigue and a glimpse of the future: The story of the first NWSL game ever played
Becky Sauerbrunn remembers the crowd. “A lot of things come to mind, but the first would probably be the almost 7,000...
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NWSL
/ 6 years agoBecky Sauerbrunn is finally heading home
“Home” is a relative term for United States women’s national team players. They spent roughly half of 2019 in hotel rooms...
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Analysis
/ 6 years agoThe Lowdown: What to make of the impending Becky Sauerbrunn trade
At some point in the next week or so, the Utah Royals and Portland Thorns are expected to announce a significant...
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Analysis
/ 6 years agoSauerbrunn is immediate answer to Thorns’ pressing defensive need
When Mark Parsons said at the 2020 National Women’s Soccer League College Draft that the Portland Thorns were looking at a...
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News
/ 6 years agoSources: Royals set to trade Becky Sauerbrunn to Portland
Utah Royals FC have agreed to trade Becky Sauerbrunn to Portland Thorns FC. Multiple sources have confirmed to The Equalizer that...
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Analysis
/ 7 years agoThe USWNT Best XI of the decade
We’re wrapping up what has been the most successful decade in United States women’s national team history. In three successive World...
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NWSL
/ 7 years agoNWSL Friday: Becky Sauerbrunn scores first Royals goal in victory over Portland
Utah Royals FC 1, Portland Thorns FC 0 It might not have happened at the international level yet, but on Friday...
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Analysis
/ 7 years agoPlayer input likely to play a key role in USWNT coaching search
PHILADELPHIA – The setting was familiar for Jill Ellis, even if the colors of the room change and the sea of...
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2019 Women's World Cup
/ 7 years ago‘Le Grand Match’ is won, but the U.S. women’s national team is moving on
PARIS – Megan Rapinoe’s first transcendent moment in a World Cup quarterfinal match came in 2011. In the 122nd minute of...
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2019 Women's World Cup
/ 7 years agoEllis’ tactical gamble worked. Was it inspired coaching, or good luck?
PARIS — The irony. Oh, the irony. For the past three years, the United States women’s national team has had one...
