All posts tagged "Kelley O’Hara"
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Analysis
/ 3 weeks agoThe duality of the USWNT fullback conversation
There are few things Jill Ellis is not sure about right now. It’s a reach to describe much as an uncertain...
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Analysis
/ 3 months agoPress, O’Hara and Chile: Three things to watch during USWNT friendlies
The United States women’s national team will embark on a two-game series against Chile beginning Friday at StubHub Center outside Los...
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News
/ 3 months agoKelley O’Hara, Mallory Pugh return to USWNT for Chile friendlies
Kelley O’Hara and Mallory Pugh will return to the United States women’s national team next week after extended absences due to...
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Analysis
/ 4 months agoThe World Cup is farther away than it might seem: Why injuries mean more questions than answers for USWNT
Less than one year before the start of the 2019 Women’s World Cup means we’re ostensibly inching toward a referendum on...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 6 months agoTuesday Roundup: Rapinoe named Player of the Week
Also in today’s Roundup, Kelley O’Hara likely out on Saturday, Chelsea Ladies wins another title, and draftee Indigo Gibson plans for...
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Analysis
/ 6 months agoTracking Back: The Utah Royals are tightening things up
Of all of the re-vamped teams that have begun to settle into a groove after the tumultuous NWSL offseason, the Utah...
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Houston Dash
/ 6 months agoNWSL Wednesday: Both matches end in draws
The Dash rallied in the second half to earn a 1-1 draw with the Thorns while the Royals and Pride were...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 6 months agoNWSL Week In Review: What has happened to the goalkeeping?
We probably don’t need to get into the biological differences between men and women on a website devoted to women’s soccer,...
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Houston Dash
/ 6 months agoNWSL Saturday: Cascadia clashes hard as Seattle takes down Portland 3-2
The Utah Royals are in the win column. Spurred on by two top-shelf defensive plays by Diana Matheson, NWSL’s newest side...
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Analysis
/ 7 months agoThree tweaks to get Utah into the NWSL postseason
There is an early gap forming in the NWSL. You can see it in the standings, right between the “4” and...
