Podcast appearances and mentions of ann odong

The Tillies are the Australian football team taking the country and the world by storm. But behind every great football team, there's an amazing team of experts working behind the scenes, incredible women who help to manage the Matildas. On today's episode, we meet Ann Odong, the Media and PR Manager for the Matildas. Ann is responsible for making sure the fans get access to the players and get to learn about their lives. But she's also equally responsible for looking after the players, and remembering that sometimes they too need a break from the media. At an incredible home World Cup, Ann and the media team worked behind the scenes to make sure the Tillies captured hearts right around the world. But Ann is also a huge advocate for stepping into the foreground to be a visible role model for young women and girls and is the inspiration behind this series. This episode proves that there are so many roles and opportunities for passionate sportswomen both on and off the field, we hope you enjoy the final episode of this mini series: managing the Matildas. Buy our kids book The A to Z of Who I Could Be, or book for adults GIRLS DON'T PLAY SPORT. www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shop Get the wrap delivered into your inbox as a weekly newsletter! Subscribe here for the newsletter + don't miss a merch drop. bit.ly/tfapsubscribeShop TFAP merch: https://www.thefemaleathleteproject.com/shop Find us on Instagram: @thefemaleathleteproject #womenssports

Ann Odong, the Matilda's media manager, has been named the inaugural Grant Wahl award recipient and she spoke to ABC Sport's Karen Tighe about what it means to her. She also speaks about her journey in the football world from finding her community in a new country on the football field to being part of the team involved in bringing the World Cup to Australian shores.

Australia's longest-running women's football podcast (est. April 2019).  History: Ella Mastrantonio, Matildas Cap 161 Matildas Debut: 2008 (played for the national team until 2021) Appearances: 7 (1 goal) Position: Midfield   Club: 2008–2010 Perth Glory 2010–2011 Melbourne Victory 2011–2014 Perth Glory 2014–2015 Melbourne Victory 2015–2016 Perth Glory 2018–2019 Melbourne Victory 2019–2020 Western Sydney Wanderers 2020–2021 Bristol City 2021 Lazio 2022 Pomigliano 2022 Perth Glory Awards AFF Women's Championship: 2008 World Cup News Quarter-finals Spain 2-1 Netherlands Japan 1-2 Sweden Australia 0 (7) - 0 (6) France England 2-1 Colombia Semi-finals Tuesday 6pm - (6) Spain v (3) Sweden Wednesday 8pm - (10) Australia v (4) England - Katrina Gorry's 100th cap! Prizemoney reminder Squads News College Matildas 2023 wrap Dub News & Signings Salary cap updates and more Season 16 squad page  State Football NSW - Stingrays come back from 3-0 down to defeat league leaders APIA 4-3, only one point between APIA and 2nd placed Rams with three rounds left TAS - South Hobart are the Champions VIC Results Box Hill United 0-2 Alamein FV Emerging 2-3 Boroondara Eagles Bayside United 0-1 Preston Lions Southern United 2-2 South Melbourne Nike FC Cup & Nike FC Community Cup:  Queens, Kings and Themperors of the Week Cheryl - Sarah Walsh and Ann Odong. I don't need to explain, but thank you for all of your support and love. Eric - 1) Cortnee Vine for obvious reasons 2) Polly Doran has signed for another year with Crystal Palace Lachy - The French WNT were brilliant in defeat and pushed the Matildas all the way Molly - Mackenzie Arnold was incredible in the shootout against France

Goalkeeper for international Women's Super League clubs and Australia's national team the Matildas, Lydia is a proud Nyungar woman who grew up playing in the red dirt of Kalgoorlie, a small town north-east of Perth, before moving to Canberra to pursue her career in soccer. She has been inducted into the Aboriginal and Islander Sports Hall of Fame. Game Changers is a collection of stories from WA elite athletes past and present considered to be the best in the game; and from community role models who are courageously making soccer more accessible and equitable for future generations of women, young girls and newcomers of all genders to the game. Find out more at centreforstories.com. Photo credit: Ann Odong.

Sports journalist Ann Odong travels with the national Matildas team and is Digital Content Project Manager for Football Federation Australia. Ann's story begins when her family were forced to flee Uganda as refugees. They resettled in Perth, Western Australia. Growing up in a new country, Ann found the best way to connect with other kids was through a shared passion for playing soccer. Game Changers is a collection of stories from WA elite athletes past and present considered to be the best in the game; and from community role models who are courageously making soccer more accessible and equitable for future generations of women, young girls and newcomers of all genders to the game. Find out more at centreforstories.com.

The podcast crew had a couple of weeks off during the Olympics while Cheryl moved house, but don't worry (no one was) ... because we're back live, unscripted (no show notes) and jealous.In this episode, Dale and Cheryl talk about the highs and lows of the Olympic women's football tournament plus, a much more organised Steffen delivers his Nordic wrap. Queens of the WeekThe amazing Christine Sinclair gets a gong from Dale.A post shared by Christine Sinclair (@c_sinc12)Cheryl gets a freebie and votes for Ann Odong and Steffen gives the crown to Nicole Begg.6⃣6⃣ days2⃣7⃣ players2⃣1⃣ on the ground staff9⃣ cities8⃣ flights3⃣ countries1⃣ unforgettable adventureAn incredible effort from the players and staff. It's the start of something special and can't wait to see it all unfold. pic.twitter.com/ssrZ2mVzQe— Ann Odong (@AnnOdong) August 6, 2021We're live on Facebook on Monday evenings and you can subscribe to the Beyond 90 Podcast on iTunes, Spotify & Google Podcasts or anywhere you listen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ann Odong zooms in from Australia and we catch up on a decade-plus of trying to grow the game and coverage of women's soccer, look ahead to the 2023 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand (yes, this includes quokka talk) and discuss managing burn-out, sightseeing on soccer trips and most importantly, community.Follow Ann on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnOdongFollow The Matildas on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheMatildasAn entire documentary on quokkas: https://youtu.be/JLJ7NnpmGus Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ann Odong zooms in from Australia and we catch up on a decade-plus of trying to grow the game and coverage of women’s soccer, look ahead to the 2023 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand (yes, this includes quokka talk) and discuss managing burn-out, sightseeing on soccer trips and most importantly, community. Follow Ann on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AnnOdong Follow The Matildas on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheMatildas An entire documentary on quokkas: https://youtu.be/JLJ7NnpmGus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Long before the glossy production and the fan zones, long before the slick social media presence and the souvenir stores in host cities, Ann Odong and her friends were covering women's soccer. A lawyer and journalist, she essentially used her profession to fund her obsession, often allowing her heart to rule her head, and she has finally been reaping some reward as a digital content producer for FIFA at the Women's World Cup. She told me about making the athletes visible, how to build trust and how she came to shoot one of the most viral videos of the tournament with the Nigerian team.

Paul is joined by Ann Odong and Tom Engelhardt to preview Asia's five teams participating at this year's FIFA Women's World Cup, while we also hear from some of those taking part in Thailand's Suchawadee Nildhamrong and Australia's Laura Alleway, plus former Japan international Ami Otaki.

Catherine is here today with Ann Odong. For those of you who are active followers of women's football in Australia, this will be a name that rings a bell and a loud one at that – Ann Odong. At a time when women's sport is starting to gain traction and attention, for over a decade, Ann has been part of a new wave of digital publishers with her website "The Women's Game" at the vanguard of women's football coverage. Ann has sacrificed the better part of close to ten years in favour of covering women's football after she discovered a gaping hole in the marketplace. Just before the 2007 Women's World Cup rolled around Ann was trying to do research for that and she couldn't find anything. Trying to find sources, articles and any information was really difficult. And then in 2008 when the Westfield Women's League came around, Ann thought why not start a website with all the information on women's football in just one place so people who are researching don't have to try and go to 15 different type of sites to find what they need. At the time, Ann's relationship with football media work began on a radio show in Perth called The World Football Program discussing the A-League with her mentor - Penny Tanner encouraging her all the way! Coupled with what Ann describes as a ‘really Macbook' and a ‘super simple understanding of how to build a website', The Women's Game was born out of her bedroom in Perth, Western Australia. After years of hard work, the website has gone on to establish itself as a leader in opinion pieces, articles and information on women's football in Australia. Find Out More About Ann Odong Ann's Website - The Women's Game Follow Ann on Twitter @AnnOdong Ann Odong on Instagram @AnnOdong It's now time to tune into this one persistent, energetic and vibrant woman of inspiration. Enjoy!

Catherine is here today with Ann Odong. For those of you who are active followers of women's football in Australia, this will be a name that rings a bell and a loud one at that – Ann Odong. At a time when women's sport is starting to gain traction a...

Ann has sacrificed the better part of close to ten years in favour of covering women’s football after she discovered a gaping hole in the marketplace. Just before the 2007 Women’s World Cup rolled around Ann was trying to do research for that and she couldn’t find anything. Trying to find sources, articles and any information was really difficult.

Ann Odong is the founder of The Women's Game, a leading website in women's football coverage in Australia. We talk to Ann about the story of The Women's Game, the rise of The Matildas and what the media can do better in profiling women in sport.

In Episode 13 of Burn It All Down, the whole gang is back together to discuss the NF'nL. Julie DiCaro, Shireen Ahmed, Lindsay Gibbs, Brenda Elsey, and Jessica Luther talk about the NFL where domestic violence investigations continue to be terrible, CTE is back at the forefront of the discussion, and where Colin Kaepernick still can’t get a job, Lucky Whitehead can't keep his, and John Urshel doesn't want his anymore. Then Brenda and Shireen interview Ann Odong, expert on all things women's soccer and editor of The Women's Game (http://thewomensgame.com), about the UEFA Women's EURO 2017 soccer tournament. Plus, you’ll hear The Burn Pile and Badass Woman of the Week! Correction: Simone Manuel beat Sarah Sjöström, the world recorder holder in the 100m, to win the 100m freestyle title at the world championships. We incorrectly said that Manuel had beaten Yulia Efimova. Show notes: Intro ~ Discussion about the NFL’s failure to handle domestic violence cases properly, including Ezekiel Elliott’s (still) pending domestic violence case, per Diana Moskovitz’s piece at Deadspin. (1:10). What ever happened to the NFL’s baseline six-game suspension for domestic violence cases? (1:50) Colin Kaepernick still can’t get a job in the NFL, but he’s not being blackballed! Shireen talks about the hypocrisy of the league in failing to offer Kap a job, via Jemele Hill’s hilarious (and sad) tweet. (4:37) The Dallas Cowboys continue to be terrible, Jessica breaks down Lucky Whitehead’s horrible, terrible, no good, very bad day. (12:23) Lindsay brings us up -to-speed on the latest news about CTE in NFL players, via the big story in the NYT this week. (17:37) The panel discusses Raven Offensive Lineman and world-reknowned mathematician John Urschel’s retirement two days after the CTE report was released. (19:31) Julie talks about her discussion with Dr. Chris Nowinski about kids playing tackle football and his views on youth sports. (22:59) Brenda discusses the role of parents and schools in protecting children in sport. (23:52) Lindsay points out there are no federal guidelines for safety in high school football or lower levels. (26:10) Outside the Lines report on the NFL ending it’s relationship with the National Institute of Health. (27:25) Brenda and Shireen interview Australian sportswriter Ann Odong about the ongoing women’s Euro’s Soccer Tourney (28:45) Burn Pile: (43:52) Lindsay burns Britt McHenry’s “awakening” as a conservative commentator. (44:00) Shireen sets aflame sexism in the Tour de France (47:08). Brenda takes a lighter to the treatment of the Mexican Women’s National Soccer team by their home federation. (48:50) Julie throws gas on LaVar Ball and Adidas’ actions at the Adidas Las Vegas basketball tournament. (50:43) Jessica lights up ESPN for showing corn hole/bags and drone racing rather than the women’s Euros soccer tourney. (52:45) Hilarity over the name “corn hole” ensues. (54:25) BAWOW: (55:13) Shireen tells us about Yusra Mardini and her return to Budapest to swim for refugees everywhere. She’s the BAWOW. Julie awards an Honorable Mention to baseball beat reporter Claire Smith. (56:57) Jessica tosses an Honorable Mention to friend-of-the-show Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir for winning the Leadership in Sport Award from Beyond Sport. (57:52) Shireen honors swimmer Simone Manuel for winning the 100M at the FINA Championships. (58:23) Lindsay is looking forward to watching live tennis at the Citi Open in DC this week. (59:19) Jessica is loving reading Women’s Gold Medalists: Rio Olympics 2016. (100:13) Brenda can’t wait for the US v. Japan soccer match in the Tournament of Nations on August 3. (101:24) Shireen is excited for the Euros and Anna Kessel’s book Eat, Sweat, Play. (102:03) Julie is finally diving into the book Rejected Princesses. (102:27)

This week Ladies who League fire up! Joined by Britt Carter from ABC Grandstand, Ann Odong from the Women's Game and Lucy Zelic from SBS, we have a love in over Lauren Jackson, we ripped into Rebecca Wilson and wonder why it's still a big issue when someone like Rebecca Maddern is appointed to the AFL Footy Show.

Ann Odong of The Women's Game joins Kieran as they look ahead to the W-League Grand Final between Melbourne City FC and Sydney FC.

We gain reaction to the Women's World Cup draw from Ann Odong of the Women's Game in Australia, Sarah Gehrke of the Soccerdesk.com in America, and our very own Linda Eriksson, based out in Sweden. We pick out the main talking points, our players to watch, and who we think might spring a few surprises.