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Five Wake Forest field hockey players have been selected for the NFHCA Division I Collegiate Watchlist, highlighting a blend of experienced seniors and rising talent ahead of the upcoming season.
A look at the teams, standout athletes and storylines shaping the upcoming NCAA Division I field hockey season, from Northwestern's pursuit of back‑to‑back titles to the rise of new talent across the country.
At just seven, Olivia Moultrie set her sights on becoming the world’s best soccer player. By fifteen she had dismantled the NWSL’s age barrier, debuted on the U.S. national team, and signed with Nike, charting a path that blends athletic ambition with family support.
Claudia Dickey bounced back from injury to deliver a career‑high eight saves, reaffirming her place on the U.S. roster and the Reign’s hopes for the upcoming season.
Veteran defender Emily Sonnett left Friday's match against the Portland Thorns on a stretcher, underwent surgery, and will miss the upcoming California leg of Gotham FC's schedule.
Two October friendlies against the world‑ranked Spain side will see the U.S. women's national team face off in Washington D.C. and Chester, with the latter game broadcast on TNT and including a ceremony honoring veteran defender Crystal Dunn.
The first-ever all‑female professional baseball league in more than seven decades opens in Illinois, featuring teams from across the country and a pipeline that is already reshaping how women enter the game.
J.J. Watt expressed frustration that a recent MLS game announcement omitted his wife, Kealia Ohai Watt, from a celebratory post, despite her storied career and the couple's involvement with Burnley F.C.
After referring to Kealia Watt solely as JJ Watt’s wife, Real Salt Lake issued an apology, prompting the star athlete to highlight her own soccer credentials and the club’s commitment to accurate representation.
Sam Kerr found the net for Gotham FC, but teammate Emily Sonnett’s left‑knee injury in the same match has cast a shadow over both club and national team preparations.
During a NWSL clash in Portland, Gotham FC's Emily Sonnett suffered a left knee injury after minimal contact, was stretchered off, and received a heartfelt ovation from fans.
The announced squad features returning star Ashley Hoffman, a mix of experienced defenders, midfield co‑captains and a dynamic forward line, while support staff round out the preparation for a challenging group.
Seattle Reign will be without starter Claudia Dickey for the July 4 matchup against North Carolina Courage, while veteran midfielder Jess Fishlock eyes a comeback and a season‑ending retirement.
The 2026 World Cup in the United States has turned into a unique crossover event where soccer stars try their hand at baseball, offering fans a glimpse of cross‑sport camaraderie.
Ally Sentnor, a U.S. women’s national team midfielder, has been traded from the Kansas City Current to Angel City FC. She brings a solid NWSL résumé and optimism about the club’s vision.
U.S. Women’s National Team star Claire Hutton, a Bethlehem High School graduate, is honored with a signature sandwich at Cardona’s Market in Colonie, NY, and uses her platform to champion the USMNT’s push for a knockout spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
At 17, Hollis Belger has turned a childhood hobby into a nationwide movement that has already raised more than $855,000 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, with a $1 million target before the next global women’s soccer tournament.
U.S. soccer star Claire Hutton headlined a community event at Cardona’s, where a limited‑edition sandwich named after her debuted, while she highlighted youth engagement, equipment donations and the growing momentum of women’s soccer.
Former Gotham FC defender Lilly Reale has joined Boston Legacy FC on a four‑year deal, bringing her sister Sophie into the squad and sparking family excitement for a homecoming debut.
CNN's latest documentary explores soccer's rapid growth in the United States, highlighting the achievements of the U.S. Women's National Team, the aspirations of the Men's National Team, and the role of Major League Soccer, all streamed on the CNN app and airing on June 21.
CNN's new documentary 'Chasing Soccer Glory: America’s Long Game' premieres June 21 at 8 p.m. ET, spotlighting the growth of soccer in the United States through commentary from top American players and an analysis of MLS and the U.S. Women’s National Team.
From a green‑carpet entrance at Manhattan’s Pier 36 to performances by the Backstreet Boys, the kickoff event blended celebrity glamour with the unifying spirit of soccer as the United States prepares to host the world’s biggest tournament.
A 4-1 win against Paraguay highlights a new, high‑tempo style and a broader ambition to make soccer a mainstream sport in the United States.
Argentina will meet Iceland in a highly anticipated soccer clash at Jordan Hare Stadium in Auburn, Alabama, a venue steeped in Olympic and women's national team history, as the teams prepare for their final tune‑up before the 2026 World Cup.