USWNT head coach Emma Hayes looks to ‘bridge a gap’ for ‘lost generation’ with Futures Camp
Emma Hayes named her 24-player roster for the U.S. women’s national team Futures Camp this week, providing another glimpse into her long-term strategy for the program. The camp features players younger than 23 years old and will run parallel to the January camp for senior national team players next week in Carson, Calif.
Fairview native Katie Scott announced her plans to leave Penn State women’s soccer and turn pro. The 17-year-old played her ...
Hayes, as promised, will continue to explore the depth of the goalkeeping pool following Alyssa Naeher’s retirement, calling ...
Sophia Smith, Mallory Swanson and Trinity Rodman, the trio nicknamed Triple Espresso, won’t report to the U.S. national ...
Grayson grad Ella Stevens earned a spot in the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team’s opening training camp of 2025, according ...
US Youth Soccer (USYS) today announced Pam Copple, a decades-long volunteer of both Washington State Youth Soccer and USYS; Shannon MacMillan, a former United States […] ...
While skeptics claimed women's sports would never draw big audiences, these leagues are proving them wrong—and making serious ...
Coach Emma Hayes has invited 24 players into a Futures Camp to run concurrently with the U.S. team's annual January training ...
For one hour straight, men in their 50s on competing soccer teams fill the autumn air with expletives. They shove each other to the ground as they fight to regain possession of the ball. The tension ...
The Kansas City Current on Wednesday announced the signing of three college players to National Women’s Soccer League ...
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