Podcasts about national women's soccer league

Lisa Baird stepped in as commissioner of the National Women's Soccer League in March 2020 and just two days into her job the entire multi-billion dollar sports industry went dark. Lisa talks with Guy about the difficulties the league overcame to launch their Challenge Cup tournament last summer, and the need for equal coverage of women's sports. These conversations are excerpts from our How I Built Resilience series, where Guy talks online with founders and entrepreneurs about how they're navigating turbulent times.

On this week's episode Sports Journalist Shireen Ahmed joins the podcast to discuss and highlight Female Athlete activism during the pandemic (5:48), The recent work of Maya Moore (8:20), the National Women's Soccer League being the first to return to sports in America (13:23), the Toronto Raptors defending their NBA title in the "bubble" (18:45), Black Lives Matter demonstrations in Toronto, Canada (32:16), and Bubba Wallace fighting for Justice in the world of Nascar (44:20).

The National Women's Soccer League is first among U.S. professional sports leagues to launch competition halted by corona. League commissioner Lisa Baird talks with ATR Editor Ed Hula about what its been like to organize the aptly named Challenge Cup now underway in Utah.

Casey Murphy is a goalkeeper for OL Reign in the National Women's Soccer League. She was kind enough to join Sofia and Mrs. Corsi to discuss soccer and the women's pay gap. This was recorded during remote learning. We had some technical difficulties on the outset, but got them resolved pretty quickly. Thanks for listening!

The latest AFTN Soccer Show is out and it's another packed episode. We thought we'd have a week off from player and management interviews and just focus on the chat this week, as we look at the biggest stories both here in North American soccer and over in the UK.Jonathan Tannenwald from Philadelphia's Inquirer.com joins us to look at the main talking points from a busy week of news in Major League Soccer and the National Women's Soccer League. While the NWSL has a firm date to return, the MLS is still wrangling with their players. Could there even be a lockout?Zachary Meisenheimer then joins us to focus on here in Canada as we look at the proposals to get the Canadian Premier League back playing on an island somewhere, the launch of Atletico Ottawa's new strip, and some murmurs coming out that may affect Canada's big to make the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. All this plus does Jeff Paulus fancy a chocolate digestive and we honour goalkeepers in this week's Wavelength. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode:02.37: MLS tournament plans change again21.39: NWSL return to play all set40.50: Is there going to be a MLS lockout?47.20: Canadian Premier League News of the Week65.30: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive - Jeff Paulus68.45: Wavelength - Animal Collective - The Goalkeeper72.15: Is there a new CONCACAF qualification system for the 2022 World Cup>86.03: Around The World with Joe Corona - the English Premier League returns soon

Good news for OL Reign fans. It looks like the National Women's Soccer League will be the first professional sports organization in the country to return to action amid the coronavirus pandemic. KNKX sports commentator Art Thiel talked with Morning Edition host Kirsten Kendrick about the plan to have all teams play in Utah starting at the end of June.

On today's show, discussions and reactions to the NHL's 24-team return-to-play format, including commissioner Gary Bettman on with Golic & Wingo, and Carolina Hurricanes head coach Rod Brind'Amour on The Adam Gold Show. Also, talks about the latest proposal from the MLB owners to the players about pay cuts. And North Carolina Courage head coach Paul Riley joined The OG to discuss to return of the National Women's Soccer League.

Andrew Wiseman is currently Head of Performance at Utah Royals FC in Salt Lake City. Utah Royals currently play in the National Women's Soccer League. Previously, Andrew held roles at Exeter City, Celtic FC. He is also the founder of Soccerology Academy - An interactive community for sports science in football. A chance to share, discuss research and upload training videos.In this episode we discuss;How the club dealt with lockdown early on. How they are monitoring the players’ conditioning and wellbeing.Their plans looking ahead as football restarts.Some of the similarities and differences when coaching female athletesYou can find Andrew on twitter at @MrWiseyMan

How Marta helped female football in brazil and around the world? Marta Vieira da Silva, commonly known as Marta, is a Brazilian footballer who plays for the Orlando Pride in the National Women's Soccer League and the Brazil national team as a forward. With 17 goals, she holds the record for most goals scored at FIFA World Cup tournaments. The Brazil women's national football team represents Brazil in women's association football and is run by the Brazilian Football Confederation. It has participated in eight editions of the FIFA Women's World Cup, finishing as runner-up in 2007, and seven editions of the Copa América Femenina.

Mo Fitzgerald played soccer for Boise State in 2009, the University of Oregon from 2010-2012, and professionally in the NWSL for the Portland Thorns in 2016. Mo talks about growing up in Beaverton, Oregon, how she got into soccer, her outstanding career at Westview High School, and playing club soccer for Lake Oswego. She also talks about the recruiting process, why she chose Boise State, and why she transferred to Oregon. Mo is very honest about her experience at both places. She describes what it was like playing in the PAC-12, her coaching career which includes coaching college women at Concordia University, coaching boys at Lincoln High School, and coaching younger girls at the club soccer level. Mo then goes into detail about her unique journey to the National Women's Soccer League.

Amid an offseason of major acquisitions, Raquel Rodriguez's could prove one of the most important. One of the most accomplished players in Costa Rican soccer history, Rocky Rodriguez spent the first four years of her professional career with Sky Blue FC, establishing herself as one of the more versatile midfielders in the National Women's Soccer League. Following a winter trade, she's relocated to Portland, where she's adapting to life in a new city and with a new club. On Wednesday, Breaking Lines caught up with the former Mac Hermann Trophy winner to talk about Penn State connections, her time in New Jersey, and why she feels a new challenge in Portland is exact what her career needs, right now.

What is periodization and how can it help with the development of your soccer player? Find out the basics with Andrew Wiseman, Head of Performance with the Utah Royals FC of the National Women's Soccer League.

Multiple-time UCLA Radio guest, Kaiya McCullough of UCLA Women's Soccer was just drafted to the National Women's Soccer League! Check out our throwback interview with this future pro soccer player from last winter. She talks about soccer and her journey through the sport, as well as her involvement in activism and thoughts on activism in sports as well as a host of other topics.

We cover a lot of ground on this week’s episode of Access Louisville.First, we introduce a new panelist, Zak Owens, who just became the associate editor of Louisville Business First last month. After that we talk about our favorite local breweries. News about a new brewery in town earlier this week got us thinking about it. The breweries discussion starts at the 2:29 mark.The biggest topic of this show is Kevin Cogan's One Park development, which starts at the 4:27 mark. One Park is a huge mixed use apartment that's planned near the intersection of Grinstead Drive and Lexington Road. The plan was given approval recently by the Louisville Metro Planning Commission and now heads to Louisville Metro Council.After that, at the 11:21 mark, we talk about news that Louisville is getting a National Women's Soccer League team. Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First.

Episode 371 Aubrey Bledsoe is a professional soccer goalkeeper in the National Women's Soccer League with the Washington Spirit. A 2-time high school state champion in soccer at St. Ursula Academy in Cincinnati, Bledsoe would play her college soccer at Wake Forest and then venture on a pro soccer career that has taken her to Norway, New Jersey, Denmark, Orlando, Australia and now Washington D.C. with the Spirit.  In week 4 of the 2019 NWSL season, Bledsoe won both NWSL player and save of the week. On this episode of the podcast, we learn about Aubrey's life as a pro soccer player with the Spirit, her journey of faith in Christ, being a believer in the pro soccer world, and growing as a woman of God in a difficult season of life in pro soccer.  For more, log on to http://SportsSpectrum.com 

Episode 42 is with Ivi Casagrande. Ivi is a Strength & Conditioning coach for Orlando Pride in the National Women's Soccer League. Ivi is also a network Sport Scientist at US Soccer. Ivi spoke about: -Her training philosophy -The effect of mentors on her coaching practice -How to be a creative coach -The progression of the women's game & much more! You can follow all the brilliant work Ivi put out by following her on twitter @ivicasagrande You can keep up to date with everything that is happening at Football Fitness Federation including all information on our upcoming network meetings by following us on: Twitter - @FootballFitFed Instagram - @FootballFitFed Website - www.footballfitfed.com Email - mail@footballfitfed.com

The guys "kick off" the episode congratulating the National Women's Soccer League, a team of international champions made up of many queer women, including America's sweetheart-slash-lightning rod Megan Rapinoe. Then, comedian, actress, and human ray of sunshine Fortune Feimster joins Brent, Eliot and H. Alan to talk about coming out late, the joys of heavy petting, and the everlasting power of The L Word. And finally, when it comes to gay tourism, which cities show up on the guys' wish lists, and WILL THERE BE ICE CREAM? Asking for a friend... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Since 2004, Jason's coaching experience is spread across all levels of the game within the United States. Jason has won High School State Championships in his home state of Michigan. He has coached at the highest level of youth soccer within the Elite Clubs National League & Development Academy. He has also coached at the NCAA Division 1 level at the University of Detroit. Most recently, Jason spent time as the Second Assistant Coach of the Western New York Flash women's professional soccer team which plays in the NWSL. Jason's highest accomplishment however, is seeing former players succeed. Jason has helped in the development of numerous players that currently play in top leagues including Major League Soccer, the National Women's Soccer League, the Elite Club National League as well as the Development Academy. Jason's underlying philosophy is to help each player build extreme confidence through improving their technical ability. Without advanced technique from each player, advanced tactics cannot be introduced within the team structure. Checkout Playmaker Training How you can support the show: Subscribe to the "On the Touchline" newsletter Go to https://www.duktigbrand.com/ Place your order. At checkout enter the promo code BROADWATER19 to save 10%. Never miss an episode of this show every Wednesday and Saturday by subscribing on: Sponsor the show? Have a great product or service you want to tell the soccer community about? For $100 you can sponsor this show. https://www.patreon.com/onthetouchline Listen to the show on these platforms: Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spotify Google Podcasts TuneIn Radio Please be sure to share the podcast with those in the soccer community by tagging me on Instagram and Twitter @SoccerCoachJB. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/onthetouchline/message

Eben Novy-Williams and Michael Barr discuss a host of issues related to the business of sports, including Kawhi Leonard's decision to join the Los Angeles Clippers. It was the latest blockbuster move in what has been a wild offseason for the league, and highlights a growing trend in the NBA -- star free agents are starting to act a lot like team general managers. Also discussed is U.S. women’s national team, which just won its fourth World Cup title. The championship comes as the team is taking legal action to try to raise pay to a level on par with the U.S. men's team, and also has ramifications for the nine-team National Women's Soccer League, which should see a large spike in interest. The pair also discuss 15-year-old American Coco Gauff, who make it to the Round of 16 in her first Wimbledon singles draw appearance.  Hosts: Eben Novy-Williams and Michael Barr Producer: Bob Bragg

Durango High School and Colorado College alumna Lauren Milliet dropped by while on a brief break from games in the National Women's Soccer League. She was drafted by the defending champion North Carolina Courage in January and is in the midst of her rookie season. We talk about her career goals, equality in women's soccer and how she forged her path to the pro level. Also, hear her explain why she wouldn't have changed missing her college graduation and commencement speaker Oprah Winfrey.Music credit: “Breakdown” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

After graduating from high school in 2002, Carter played four years of NCAA Division I Women's Soccer at the United States Naval Academy. Following her time at Navy, she spent nearly eight years in the United States Marine Corps having made multiple combat deployments in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. Upon her end of active service in 2013, Carter returned to Texas and spent the next three years as a reserve goalkeeper for the Houston Dash in the National Women's Soccer League. She made her first—and to date, only—professional appearance against the Washington Spirit on August 18, 2016. While playing at Houston, Carter also served as a volunteer assistant coach for the women's soccer programs at Huston–Tillotson University and Sam Houston State University. She has served not only as assistant coach for the Afghanistan women's national football team but also as an Olympic Development coach for South Texas Youth Soccer Association and the South Region (formerly Region III) of the United States Youth Soccer Association. Following her departure from the Afghan Women's National Team, Carter was nominated to run for Vice President of the United Soccer Coaches Board of Directors and in February 2019, accepted the Volunteer Assistant position for the University of Houston Women's Soccer Program. How you can support the show Subscribe to the "On the Touchline" newsletter Go to https://www.duktigbrand.com/ Place your order. At checkout enter the promo code BROADWATER19 to save 10%. Never miss an episode of this show every Wednesday and Saturday by subscribing on: Sponsor the show? Have a great product or service you want to tell the soccer community about? For $100 you can sponsor this show. https://www.patreon.com/onthetouchline Listen to the show on these platforms: Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spotify Google Podcasts TuneIn Radio Please be sure to share the podcast with those in the soccer community by tagging me on Instagram and Twitter @SoccerCoachJB. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/onthetouchline/message

On this episode, Sean Garmer, Rachael McKriger, and Erik Watkins are back with an all Women's soccer show. First, the crew discuss the 23 rumored names for the United States Women's world cup roster. How do the trio feel about the list, and will any of the names change once the official reveal is made? Who are some players that should be there instead? Rachael certainly has some thoughts on this that you want to hear. After that, it is a major focus on the National Women's Soccer League, as they look at some of the big storylines through the first three weeks of games. Who stands to gain from the stars leaving for World Cup camp? What team could be hurt the most? And what's up with the Orlando Pride? Finally, Sean, Rachael, and Erik make some late season predictions for the major awards like Golden Boot and MVP. As well as the NWSL Shield and Cup winners too.

On this episode, Sean Garmer, Rachael McKriger, and Erik Watkins are back with an all Women's soccer show. First, the crew discuss the 23 rumored names for the United States Women's world cup roster. How do the trio feel about the list, and will any of the names change once the official reveal is made? Who are some players that should be there instead? Rachael certainly has some thoughts on this that you want to hear. After that, it is a major focus on the National Women's Soccer League, as they look at some of the big storylines through the first three weeks of games. Who stands to gain from the stars leaving for World Cup camp? What team could be hurt the most? And what's up with the Orlando Pride? Finally, Sean, Rachael, and Erik make some late season predictions for the major awards like Golden Boot and MVP. As well as the NWSL Shield and Cup winners too.

Wide-ranging preview, both on and off the field, of the 7th National Women's Soccer League season that kicks off this weekend.

Back from his trip to Biloxi, Andrew recaps his weekend, including some time at the sportsbook (1'). Then the guys get into the only National Women's Soccer League season preview on the internet (9'). Later, they discuss Tottenham's Champions League Leg 1 win over Manchester City (23'), and preview the upcoming Champions League and Premier League slate (28'). EPISODE NOTES outsidethe18.com outsidethe18pod@gmail.com @OutsideThe18Pod www.facebook.com/OT18Pod/ You can help us by completing this short, anonymous survey. It should take no more than 10 minutes. Your answers will help us to match our podcast with advertisers that best fit the sensibilities of each show and its listeners, like you. bit.ly/ot18survey Music provided by Coyote Kisses We would very much enjoy a review from you on iTunes!

Aussie superstar Sam Kerr sits down with foxsports.com.au's Carly Adno.Kerr faded her W-League Grand Final heartbreak with Cup of Nations success on home soil.The Matildas striker is now off to Chicago for the National Women's Soccer League, keeping fit for a World Cup tilt four months down the track.It's all happening for Sam Kerr right now, who opens up in this exclusive chat.

Episode 195 Caroline Stanley is a former pro soccer goalkeeper and an assistant coach with the University of Tulsa. In January of 2018, Stanley retired from professional soccer after playing in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) for the Seattle Reign (2015), Sky Blue New Jersey (2016) and Orlando Pride (2017). Stanley was a three-year letterwinner at the University of Southern California, after playing her freshman season at the University of Missouri.  She started in 55 of 58 games at USC, and had 245 saves in her career. Stanley represented the U.S. Youth Women’s National Team as a member of the U15, U17, U18 and U20 teams.  She also played for Lee’s Summit North High School, where she earned back-to-back Goalkeeper of the Year honors from the Missouri State High School Soccer Coaches Association.  Stanley was a two-time first-team all-state honoree and Examiner all-area first-team selection.  She was also a member of the KCFC Intensity, Scream and Pink Panthers club teams, winning four state titles and capturing the 2011 Summer National Championship with KCFC. Stanley earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology in May 2015 from USC. In part 2 of our conversation with Caroline, we explore the world of professional soccer as she shares her experience playing in the National Women's Soccer League and the awesome story of her final pro game in Orlando last year. We also hear about her experience coaching with the University of Tulsa, as well as the relationship she has with John Means and watching him make his MLB debut this past September with the Baltimore Orioles at Fenway Park.  For more, log on to http://SportsSpectrum.com 

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger discuss the 3-0 victory for the United States Men's National Team over Bolivia. Who stood out from the young group? Why wasn't Christian Pulisic on his game? And should be very excited by Tim Weah and Josh Sargent? After that, the crew discusses the possible naming of the first USMNT general manager in form player, Earnie Stewart. Just what does this job entail? And can we really glean anything out of this? Not to mention, the latest results in Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer League, and Rachael has a rant about the United States Women's National Team goalkeeping situation.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger discuss the 3-0 victory for the United States Men's National Team over Bolivia. Who stood out from the young group? Why wasn't Christian Pulisic on his game? And should be very excited by Tim Weah and Josh Sargent? After that, the crew discusses the possible naming of the first USMNT general manager in form player, Earnie Stewart. Just what does this job entail? And can we really glean anything out of this? Not to mention, the latest results in Major League Soccer, National Women's Soccer League, and Rachael has a rant about the United States Women's National Team goalkeeping situation.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins, and Rachael McKriger talk about a lot of things in a relatively short amount of time, as they try to catch up on what's been happening in the Soccer world. Firstly, they discuss the U.S. Men's National Team squad named for the three Pre-World Cup friendlies against Bolivia, Ireland, and France. How do the trio feel about the squad? Do they like the players named? How big a deal is it that Christian Pulisic is returning? They discuss this and more. After that, they run a pretty large gambit of topics. Sean and Rachael catch-up on the National Women's Soccer League and Major League Soccer. While also talking the latest on the 2026 World Cup bid. The USMNT and Mexico not participating in the 2019 Copa America.Plus, why is FIFA so tournament crazy? What does the trio think of the proposed 24 team Club World Cup and a World Nations League? All this and more on the latest Soccer 2 the MAX.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins, and Rachael McKriger talk about a lot of things in a relatively short amount of time, as they try to catch up on what's been happening in the Soccer world. Firstly, they discuss the U.S. Men's National Team squad named for the three Pre-World Cup friendlies against Bolivia, Ireland, and France. How do the trio feel about the squad? Do they like the players named? How big a deal is it that Christian Pulisic is returning? They discuss this and more. After that, they run a pretty large gambit of topics. Sean and Rachael catch-up on the National Women's Soccer League and Major League Soccer. While also talking the latest on the 2026 World Cup bid. The USMNT and Mexico not participating in the 2019 Copa America. Plus, why is FIFA so tournament crazy? What does the trio think of the proposed 24 team Club World Cup and a World Nations League? All this and more on the latest Soccer 2 the MAX.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins, and Rachael McKriger discuss the latest happening in American Soccer. First, they kick things off with the rumors of Don Garber getting a new contract to stay in his position within Major League Soccer. Then, they get into the multitude of stadium proposals happening around the league concerning NYCFC, Cincinnati FC, and news in D.C. too. Not to mention, they break down Toronto FC's chances against Chivas in the CONCACAF Champion's League Final second leg. They also talk how FIFA plans to solve VAR issues at the World Cup 2018. A Women's International Champions Cup. Plus, discussing the National Women's Soccer League midway through Week 4, as the teams prepare for a weekend full of action. Can the North Carolina Courage keep up the hot streak?

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins, and Rachael McKriger discuss the latest happening in American Soccer. First, they kick things off with the rumors of Don Garber getting a new contract to stay in his position within Major League Soccer. Then, they get into the multitude of stadium proposals happening around the league concerning NYCFC, Cincinnati FC, and news in D.C. too. Not to mention, they break down Toronto FC's chances against Chivas in the CONCACAF Champion's League Final second leg. They also talk how FIFA plans to solve VAR issues at the World Cup 2018. A Women's International Champions Cup. Plus, discussing the National Women's Soccer League midway through Week 4, as the teams prepare for a weekend full of action. Can the North Carolina Courage keep up the hot streak?

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins, and Rachael McKriger discuss and breakdown the USMNT 1-0 victory against Paraguay. The trio discuss who stood out from the young crop of players at each position. They also talk who maybe didn't have their best game, why that is, and also bring up the team's play in general. After that, they move on to discuss the first week of the National Women's Soccer League season. How did Houston in Vera Pauw's first game as head coach? Can you take much out of a game where Chicago was missing many players and still managed a draw? What about the young Washington Spirit? Was it too much Megan Rapinoe? Plus, the controversy in Orlando, and North Carolina getting some revenge. They also talk Christen Press finally deciding her playing fate for the season as well. After that, they move things to Major League Soccer discussing results from the weekend. The MLS Miami stadium problem rises again, and more.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins, and Rachael McKriger discuss and breakdown the USMNT 1-0 victory against Paraguay. The trio discuss who stood out from the young crop of players at each position. They also talk who maybe didn't have their best game, why that is, and also bring up the team's play in general. After that, they move on to discuss the first week of the National Women's Soccer League season. How did Houston in Vera Pauw's first game as head coach? Can you take much out of a game where Chicago was missing many players and still managed a draw? What about the young Washington Spirit? Was it too much Megan Rapinoe? Plus, the controversy in Orlando, and North Carolina getting some revenge. They also talk Christen Press finally deciding her playing fate for the season as well. After that, they move things to Major League Soccer discussing results from the weekend. The MLS Miami stadium problem rises again, and more.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger get everyone ready for the National Women's Soccer League season. However, first, they go over Major League Soccer Week 3 results. Who's surprising so far in the young season? And who's disappointing this early? There's also discussion on Freddy Adu playing soccer again for the Las Vegas Lights FC. The 23 cities named in the united bid for the 2026 World Cup. As well as, the U.S. Men's National Team squad against Paraguay has also been named. Featuring several uncapped players and a mostly young roster. What does the trio think of the roster? Finally, Rachael and Sean go through the first four teams in their 2018 NWSL Season Preview. They cover Houston Dash, which features the latest in the Christen Press drama. Washington Spirit, Utah Royals, and Sky Blue FC.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger get everyone ready for the National Women's Soccer League season. However, first, they go over Major League Soccer Week 3 results. Who's surprising so far in the young season? And who's disappointing this early? There's also discussion on Freddy Adu playing soccer again for the Las Vegas Lights FC. The 23 cities named in the united bid for the 2026 World Cup. As well as, the U.S. Men's National Team squad against Paraguay has also been named. Featuring several uncapped players and a mostly young roster. What does the trio think of the roster? Finally, Rachael and Sean go through the first four teams in their 2018 NWSL Season Preview. They cover Houston Dash, which features the latest in the Christen Press drama. Washington Spirit, Utah Royals, and Sky Blue FC.

We are kicking off the new National Women's Soccer League season with a weekly review show hosted on the Modern Soccer Coach podcast. Clifton Bush will take us inside the game to talk with coaches, players, and provide a tactical insight to the game throughout the season. We want you to get involved and will have plenty of material for coaches in the coming weeks!

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger give you another off-season update on what's been going on in American soccer. Sean and Rachael spend about the first 15 minutes or so discussing all the latest moves in the National Women's Soccer League. Sydney Leroux is finally traded to the Orlando Pride. Amy Rodriguez stays with the Utah Royals. The Houston Dash make some interesting decisions. They also talk the results of the NWSL dispersal draft and who got the best picks, and worst picks. After that, things move on to Major League Soccer. Erik joins the conversation to put in his thoughts on the Cyle Larin move finally happening. Are Orlando overreacting to what happened? Jack Harrison moves to Manchester City. Plus the big move of Felipe Gutierrez to Sporting Kansas City. Plus, thoughts on the LAFC television deal with Youtube TV. Finally, the crew discusses the most recent lawsuit by the NASL of several U.S. Soccer Federation officials.

JJ and Kieran discuss the day's activity in Philly as 40 players are selected out of the US College system into the National Women's Soccer League. Here you can here from some of those drafted, as well as some of the coaches involved. There's also some audio with MD of Operations for the NWSL, Amanda Duffy, who has some updates on the league.

Yael Averbuch is a five year veteran of the National Women's Soccer League and has won two championship titles with FC Kansas City. On May 15, 2017, the UNC alumna helped coordinate the founding of the NWSL Players Association. The PA will cover all non-allocated players, as well as amateur players with NWSL affiliate teams. Averbuch joins Beyond the Game to talk through the timeline of the announcement, and the next steps of the NWSLPA. The mission of the NWSLPA reads as follows:  “We, the Non-Allocated Players of NWSL, vow to build on the opportunity that has been afforded to us, as well as work to achieve those goals that have not yet been attained. We honor the vision and progress of those who came before us...Pledge to work with the League and Allocated Players to advance continued improvements in women's soccer...Commit ourselves to doing all in our power for the betterment of our members so that we may best contribute to the common goal: a world-class product on the field, and to be role models and inspire the next generation off the field.” Show Notes: YaelAverbuch.com On the Road With F.C. Kansas City by Yael Averbuch TIME FOR CHANGE by Hope Solo Maddy Evans retires at 26   Music Credit: “Roy” by JBlanked  Horizon album

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger begin with a look at the weekend's Major League Soccer action. Orlando City somehow get a scoreless draw, even with two red cards. Sporting KC, New England and FC Dallas roll to comfortable wins. While Montreal eeks one out against NYRB and more. Plus, who's to blame for Real Salt Lake's major struggles? And does Mike Petke deserve to last the whole season? Is Colorado proving stats are overrated? Two grind it out wins recently, may prove Pablo Mastroeni right. Then, focus shifts to the U.S. Men's National Teams, who both had games against Venezuela. The Senior team battled back for a 1-1 draw, but did anyone particularly impress? The U-20's got outplayed and almost run off the pitch, but actually held on and put up a fight to a 2-1 loss in extra time. How should fans feel about another Quarterfinal exit? Is this progress? Or should they be doing more? Rachael has plenty to say about a mostly MLS led 40-man roster of U.S. players heading into training camp for Gold Cup 2017. Finally, Rachael also leads the guys in talking about the National Women's Soccer League play for Week 8, before they take a break for almost two weeks due to international duties.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX Mid-Week, Sean Garmer and Erik Wakins discuss the five games that happened on Wednesday night from Major League Soccer. Chicago keeps flying with another blowout win. Seattle suffers another big loss. RSL finally gets out of that slump and much more. The guys also talk about Sacramento Republic FC making a big case for MLS expansion. Then, they get into predictions for the weekend games in MLS and National Women's Soccer League. Finally, the two have some fun with a totally guessing FIFA U-20 World Cup Predictions.

Joining 2 Up Front today is Jessica McDonald (North Carolina Courage), Andrew Dykstra (Sporting Kansas City), and Christy Holly (Sky Blue FC). Baxter and Simon also offer their predictions for the coming Major League Soccer (MLS) and National Women's Soccer League action.

On this episode of Soccer 2 the MAX, Sean Garmer, Erik Watkins and Rachael McKriger discuss what the 2026 joint World Cup bid means, did Mexico and Canada get ripped off by the United States? Or is 60-10-10 actually fair? What do we think of the proposals of using more stadiums than before in the U.S.? It's all covered here. The trio also go through Week 7 in Major League Soccer. Talking the highs of David Villa's 50 yard strike to aid NYCFC in a win, to FC Dallas giving up a win in the closing seconds. Not to mention, everything else in-between as well. Rachael and Sean also discuss Week 1 of the National Women's Soccer League season. How did the first national airing on Lifetime go for the Portland Thorns and Orlando Pride? What about this Go90 deal for streaming rights? And who looked good after the first weekend? Finally, they also get into the USL announcing their own television network. Will local television really help the league grow?

This week's warrior is Estelle Johnson. Estelle is a professional soccer player in the National Women's Soccer League and currently plays for the Washington Spirit. She came by recommendation from Joanna Lohman, who has been on Fuel For Warriors twice in the past. Estelle and Tim talk about her journey in soccer, her feelings on the league and its growth, what challenges she faces, and what ultimately inspires her. Be sure to thank our guest for joining us by Tweeting her @EstelleJohnson. @TimLawson21 (host) @LockNLoadJava (Production partner) @LawsonEntertain (Main production)

Why are mangoes such a super food?Mangoes are truly a super food. Research has suggested that mangoes may have the following health benefits: Prevent Cancer Lower Cholesterol Clear the Skin Improve Eye Health Alkalize the Whole Body May Help with Diabetes Promote Healthy Sex Improve Digestion Help Fight Heat Stroke Boost the Immune System Julie Johnston, defender on the Chicago Red Stars of the National Women's Soccer League and the United States women's national soccer team, joins host Lisa Davis to share some of her favorite ways to eat mangoes, as well as why she favors them in her training for the Olympics.

Elly Deutch recently started a new role as the Global Social Engagement Campaign and Advocacy Manager at McDonald's. She was formerly the Associate Director of Digital and Social Media at Garrett Popcorn Shops, where she helped build and manage their social media, web, email, and eCommerce strategies. Elly has been working in the digital space for the last 7 years and has created, executed, and managed social media communities for over 350 companies, athletes, celebrities, organizations, and brands. Over the years, Elly has developed her methodologies from her work at her own consulting company, years at Weber Shandwick and time spent launching the Chicago Red Stars of the National Women's Soccer League. Elly speaks around the world at various conferences, summits, and events on her experience and knowledge of social media, sharing her strategies, insights and learnings from over the years​.