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Women’s game at top is changing before our eyes
The squad Emma Hayes has deployed represents a new generation of young USWNT players who have turned pro before finishing college or never went to college at all.
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U.S. U-19 women’s national team roster named for Spain trip
The U-19 roster features 19 college players and forward Miri O’Donnell, who plays for Sporting CP in Portugal.
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Sonoma State drops all sports
Sonoma State, the second of seven schools to win NCAA Division II national championships in both women’s soccer (1990) and men’s soccer (2002), is eliminating its athletic program, starting in 2025-26, as part of massive cuts to tackle a budget deficit of $23.4 million. The Seawolves sponsor 11 men’s and women’s sports and compete in […]
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Here are soccer jobs of interest, as selected by Soccer America’s staff.
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Soccer America Jobs
Here are soccer jobs of interest, as selected by Soccer America’s staff.
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Thursday AM: USMNT camp departures. Also: Latest MLS, NWSL and USL news.
Good morning! In today’s SA Confidential, Anson Dorrance offers his take on the state of women’s soccer: USWNT, college, pros. The former USWNT and UNC coach also talks with SA’s Mike Woitalla about his early interactions with Emma Hayes more than two decades ago and the tip she gave him that helped prepare his last […]
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Anson Dorrance: ‘I love where the women’s game is and where it is going’
Emma Hayes said her “outlook on coaching was revolutionized” after a conversation with Anson Dorrance in 2002.