All posts tagged "Julie Johnston"
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International
/ 7 years agoMorgan, Johnston lift U.S. past Japan in rematch
Lightning didn’t strike twice on Sunday for the U.S. women’s national team after a bizarre 3-3 draw with Japan on Thursday,...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 7 years agoChicago Red Stars tie Sky Blue, sit alone atop NWSL
The Red Stars and Sky Blue FC played to a 1-1 draw Sunday night at Toyota Park, the teams’ sixth tie...
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Analysis
/ 7 years agoGoing for Gold: USWNT players prepare for Olympics in NWSL
There are less than 80 days until the women’s Olympic soccer tournament kicks off in Brazil. Although the U.S. national team...
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NWSL
/ 7 years agoNWSL Week in Review: Knee injuries sad reality of life
The jury is still out on why women tear ACLs (and injure knee ligaments) more than men, but most of the...
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Analysis
/ 7 years agoUSWNT overcomes distractions while Colombia struggles
The comparisons between the UConn women’s basketball team and the U.S. women’s national soccer team – brought to the fore again...
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International
/ 7 years agoJohnston’s brace lifts USWNT past Colombia, again
Julie Johnston scored twice and the United States women’s national team defeated Colombia, 3-0 on Sunday at Talen Energy Stadium. It...
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International
/ 7 years agoUSWNT lead way with four on first Women’s World XI
FIFPro announced the first-ever Women’s World XI on Thursday, a world all-star team selected by players from across the globe. Four players...
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News
/ 7 years agoSauerbrunn, Johnston, Brian out for US on Saturday
The U.S. women’s national team will be without defenders Becky Sauerbrunn and Julie Johnston as well as midfielder Morgan Brian due...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 8 years agoPress, Johnston, Chalupny sing, pitch at Cubs game
The summer of soccer taking over baseball continued on Monday night (which, to be more concise, soccer has been closing ground...
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International
/ 8 years agoUS opens victory tour with 8-0 rout of Costa Rica
Christen Press’ hat trick led the way for the United States women’s national team in an 8-0 demolition of Costa Rica...
