Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Megan Rapinoe across Soccer, Basketball, Football.
Enes Kanter Freedom has thrown down a $5 million charity challenge to Megan Rapinoe, sparking a heated exchange that reflects broader tensions over transgender participation in women’s sports.
The Portland Pilots women's soccer team faces No. 5 Wake Forest on August 29, bringing together a strong returning roster, elite defensive stats and a coaching legacy aimed at maintaining national relevance.
Megan Rapinoe criticized Enes Kanter’s claim that he was protecting women in the WNBA, calling it a sarcastic diatribe that undermines the league’s progress.
An exploration of how cliques can undermine performance, the strategies that break them, and the real‑world examples of the US women’s national team and Arsenal reshaping their cultures.
The Hall of Fame has released the final ballots for the Class of 2027, outlining a field of player, veteran and builder candidates and the process that will determine the inductees.
The Los Angeles Chargers' outreach event brought a pro‑transgender sports brand into the spotlight, raising questions about policy, fairness and the future of women's flag football.
Lindsey Heaps, a World Cup champion and five‑time league winner, has come home to captain the Denver Summit, blending personal legacy with a new challenge ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics.
The tournament turned everyday fans into pundits, sparked political debates, and placed the United States under an international lens.
Gotham FC announced the mutual termination of forward Esther Gonzalez’s contract, allowing the Spanish star to step away from professional soccer as she returns to personal matters in Spain. Her achievements include a record 33 goals, multiple championships, and a distinguished international career.
The upcoming class of 2027 for the National Soccer Hall of Fame promises to cement the legacies of three U.S. women's soccer stalwarts who have shaped the sport across multiple continents and eras.
The National Soccer Hall of Fame has released its 2027 candidate lists across player, veteran and builder categories, outlining eligibility rules and the upcoming selection process.
After mutually agreeing to terminate her contract, Gotham FC’s all‑time leading scorer Esther González will step away from professional soccer to be with her growing family, ending a three‑year stint that delivered two championships and a legacy of 33 goals.
The National Soccer Hall of Fame has released the full list of nominees eligible for the 2027 class, spanning three eligibility tracks and totaling 220 individuals.
Gotham FC and forward Esther González have mutually terminated their contract as she steps away from soccer to attend to personal matters in Spain. González leaves as the club's all-time leading scorer with 33 goals and multiple championships. Both the club and González expressed gratitude and fond memories of their time together.
Megan Rapinoe disclosed that an AI screening tool labeled her a corporate risk due to her advocacy for transgender rights, leading a major brand to withdraw a World Cup advertising campaign. She uses the incident to critique anti‑inclusion policies and a Washington ballot measure that could require medical certification for girls to play school sports.
In a recent interview, Rapinoe linked President Donald Trump’s call to FIFA over a red‑card controversy to the U.S. men’s team’s loss to Belgium, arguing that external pressure shattered the squad’s underdog vibe.
Megan Rapinoe says President Donald Trump's call to FIFA over a red‑card decision disrupted the U.S. men's national team's focus and contributed to their defeat against Belgium.
Megan Rapinoe is set to debut a new interview podcast on August 6, exploring personal stories, activism and the price of fame across Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.
Rodri joins an exclusive list of players who have won the World Cup, European Championship, Champions League and Ballon d’Or, while the women's game seeks its own milestone.
Megan Rapinoe told The Daily Show that a red‑card reversal, prompted by a call with former President Donald Trump, cost the United States momentum and contributed to their defeat by Belgium.
The United States' defeat in the round of 16 has reignited debate over the pay‑to‑play model, its impact on lower‑income players, and the differing pathways that have propelled the USWNT while the USMNT faces a more fragmented landscape.
A curated list of five titles — ranging from economic analysis to the rise of women’s soccer and the courageous tale of Afghanistan’s national team — offers readers a richer understanding of the sport’s many dimensions.
Cherundolo’s appointment marks the culmination of a distinguished playing and coaching career, positioning him to shape the next wave of U.S. soccer stars.
A $24 million settlement and revised contracts have eliminated the gender pay gap in U.S. Soccer, ensuring equal World Cup prize money and highlighting the sport's growing female influence.