The next women’s World Cup isn’t until 2027, but the USWNT has much to do — including a bid to host in 2031
Manager Emma Hayes and sporting director Matt Crocker have big goals for the coming years, and $80 million in funding. U.S.
U.S. Soccer unveils strategy with "The U.S. Way" rollout in 2025 as USWNT prepares for January camps
U.S. Soccer introduced its latest strategy for 2025 and beyond during the United Soccer Coaches convention in Chicago, and it ...
US youth team standout Ally Sentnor named US Soccer Young Female Player of the Year
Utah Royals forward Ally Sentnor has been named U.S. Soccer Young Female Player of the Year. The 20-year-old Sentnor was ...
Is the Women's World Cup coming back to the UnIted States?
Netflix shelled out big bucks to bring the Women's World Cup onto its streaming service recently, which could bring more ...
What the NC Courage gained by adding U.S. Women’s National Team soccer player Jaedyn Shaw
Having started her NWSL career at age 17 and making the USWNT in 2023, 20-year-old Jaedyn Shaw got her wish when the San ...
USA women's training camp moved to Florida due to L.A. wildfires
The United States women's national team's January training camp will now be held in Florida due to the Los Angeles wildfires, ...
Hayes brings fresh faces to January US women's training camp
United States women's national team coach Emma Hayes has called up an array of fresh faces for her January training camp, U.S ...