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Brittany Cameron is known by youth soccer players hoping to take the field for Wake Forest one day. A staple on the Demon Deacons sideline, Cameron has made a trailblazing name for herself in the coaching ranks, also acting as the goalkeeper coach for the US Youth National Teams (U19 and U20). Before Cameron helped make Wake a perennial collegiate power -- including a trip to the NCAA Championship finals in 2024 -- she was a college and professional standout at a time when women's professional soccer was anything but an obvious career choice. She played in the WPS and then the NWSL, suiting up for Sky Blue FC in the league's first three seasons. She eventually followed professional soccer opportunities to play in Japan before fully dedicating herself to what has become a fruitful coaching career. Cameron joined Founding Futbol to share her story -- including how soccer opened doors for her and why she believes its important to represent underserved communities and help give them access to the beautiful game. Visit our website for more information: ⁠FoundingFutbol.com. Email us at kent@foundingfutbol.com Subscribe to Founding Futbol on your platform of choice. Host: Kent Malmros Guest: Brittany Cameron (Former NWSL Player, Associate Women's Soccer Head Coach at Wake Forest University) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Episode 152, we are recasting our episode with Keeley Hagen, Colorado State Head Coach, former assistant coach at University of Texas and University of Tennessee, former USWNT, Sky Blue FC, and Atlanta Beat player, 3-time All-American defender at University of Tennessee, and wife, in which she talks with Phil and Paul about what drives her to lead her players with excellence, lessons learned from her playing and coaching career, leadership lessons gleaned from her most influential coach and from her teammates, how she is using lessons from the game in her marriage, how she is using DISC in her coaching at CSU, how she overcame injuries throughout her career, and which Jobson she most fears on the field. Specifically, Keeley discusses: ·      Her personal story, how he developed her passion for soccer, leadership, and coaching and how she got to be where he is today (5:55) ·      What is was like to coach against the legend, Paul Jobson, and who is the most intimidating presence in the Jobson household (9:38) ·      Her personal why and life purpose and how she lives it out each day (12:21) ·      The DISC training Phil did with her CSU team last summer, how she is using it with her team, and why she thinks it is important for coaches to understand it and use it with their teams (14:28) ·      Some defining moments in her playing career and what she learned from them (19:54) ·      How she navigates shying away from adversity and injuries when we know how much our kids learn from overcoming adversity (23:31) ·      What her injuries taught her about life and her identity (26:45) ·      Her message to people going through injury recovery (29:03) ·      Her most influential coach and the life and leadership lessons learned from her (30:10) ·      Her advice to young assistant coaches in the college ranks (34:34) ·      Things she is using as a head coach that she only learned because she was an assistant first (38:17) ·      Players she played with that had the greatest impact on her, and what she learned from them (42:40) ·      How she has used lessons learned from the game in her marriage (45:48) ·      Her book recommendations (49:57) Resources and Links from this Episode ·      Uncut Video of the Episode ·      HSEL Facebook Group ·      Warrior Way Soccer ·      Coaching the Bigger Game Program ·      Phil's email for DISC Training ·      Chop Wood, Carry Water: How to Fall in Love with the Process of Becoming Great, by Joshua Medcalf ·      Win in the Dark: Some think you shine under the bright lights, the bright lights only reveal your work in the dark, by Joshua Medcalf and Lucas Jadin

Barcelona capped off their third Champions League title in four years by taking down their final boss, Lyon, to have no more rivals for best team in the world. How dominant were they in the game, though? Did Lyon actually knock them off their axis for a brief moment? Eric and Evan debate the merits of each team's performance (00:45). Then, veteran NWSL play-by-play announcer Mike Watts comes on (21:05) to talk about the wild times of calling Sky Blue FC games in 2014, the exciting opportunities that new media partners like Amazon and ION have created for games, what actually goes into calling a game, and most importantly, what his favorite Taylor Swift song is. This was a fun one.  Art by Eli Elbogen Music by Devin Drobka's Bell Dance Songs

In this episode, I welcome Kelly Conheeney assistant coach of the Manhattan College Jaspers women's soccer team. Prior to starting her coaching career, Kelly played at Virginia Tech, the NWSL for Sky Blue FC, the Houston Dash, and Hammarby in Sweden. She also trained with the U20 and U23 USWNT programs. Additionally, she worked with Coaches Across Continents to coach and mentor young athletes in Southeast Asia and Africa. All of this experience in bringing a unique perspective to her role as coach and leader for the student-athletes at Manhattan College. Thank you Kelly!

Every episode of season 2 is devoted to female voices within the game.Jillian Ann Loyden - former US Womens National Team Player and owner of the Goalkeeper Institute.https://www.thekeeperinstitute.comJill is generally regarded as one of the foremost voices on womens soccer in the United states as her broadcasting and coaching career highlights. More than that, you are about to share some time with someone who fully understands their "why". Born out of personal tragedy, she explains how she looked around for the person who needed to help make a change and realized it was her.Powerful, engaging, ultimately authentic...Jill is one of the people I feel I have been most privileged to have met in my time in the United States and her messages need to be amplified around the world. She is quite literally one of the reasons we started the podcast in the first place.Jill was born June 25, 1985, she is an American retired soccer goalkeeper who most recently played for Sky Blue FC in the National Women's Soccer League and the United States women's soccer team. She won a Gold Medal at the 2012 Olympics in London with the US Womens National Team and today she opens up about that moment and her ultimate motivation, how the realization that be-folded her at that time changed the course of her life and how this could help you in your journey.If you have been moved by the content within the podcast please take note of the resources below...Warning Signs of abusehttps://www.thehotline.org/identify-abuse/domestic-abuse-warning-signs/National Domestic Violence Hotline Websitehttps://www.thehotline.orgUSA - National Domestic Violence HotlineCall: 800-799-7233

In Episode 112, Keeley Hagen, Colorado State Head Coach, former assistant coach at University of Texas and University of Tennessee, former USWNT, Sky Blue FC, and Atlanta Beat player, 3-time All-American defender at University of Tennessee, and wife, talks with Phil and Paul about what drives her to lead her players with excellence, lessons learned from her playing and coaching career, leadership lessons gleaned from her most influential coach and from her teammates, how she is using lessons from the game in her marriage, how she is using DISC in her coaching at CSU, how she overcame injuries throughout her career, and which Jobson she most fears on the field. Specifically, Keeley discusses: Her personal story, how he developed her passion for soccer, leadership, and coaching and how she got to be where he is today (4:38) What is was like to coach against the legend, Paul Jobson, and who is the most intimidating presence in the Jobson household (8:08) Her personal why and life purpose and how she lives it out each day (10:51) The DISC training Phil did with her CSU team last summer, how she is using it with her team, and why she thinks it is important for coaches to understand it and use it with their teams (12:58) Some defining moments in her playing career and what she learned from them (18:24) How she navigates shying away from adversity and injuries when we know how much our kids learn from overcoming adversity (22:01) What her injuries taught her about life and her identity (25:15) Her message to people going through injury recovery (27:33) Her most influential coach and the life and leadership lessons learned from her (28:40) Her advice to young assistant coaches in the college ranks (33:04) Things she is using as a head coach that she only learned because she was an assistant first (36:47) Players she played with that had the greatest impact on her, and what she learned from them (41:10) How she has used lessons learned from the game in her marriage (44:18) Her book recommendations (48:27) Resources and Links from this Episode Uncut Video of the Episode HSEL Facebook Group Warrior Way Soccer Coaching the Bigger Game Program Phil's email for DISC Training Chop Wood, Carry Water: How to Fall in Love with the Process of Becoming Great, by Joshua Medcalf Win in the Dark: Some think you shine under the bright lights, the bright lights only reveal your work in the dark, by Joshua Medcalf and Lucas Jadin

Australia's longest-running women's football podcast (est. April 2019). History: Sarah Walsh, Matildas Cap 125 Matildas Debut: 2004 (played for the national team until 2012)Appearances: 70 (31 goals)Position: Forward Walsh is undeniably an Australian football legend. She played in the 2004 Olympics and the 2007 World Cup, as well as the 2006, 2008 & 2010 Asian Cups. She played in the W-NSL for both NSW Sapphires and Queensland Sting, before going on to A-League Women stints with Sydney FC and Western Sydney Wanderers. Walsh also played in the United States for Pali Blues, Sky Blue FC, Saint Louis Athletica and Boston Breakers. The former Matildas forward has been working in various capacities for Football Australia over the last 11 years, and in January 2021 she was named Head of Women's Football, Women's World Cup Legacy and Inclusion. Hot Topics News Football Australia launch Our Game Women & Non-Binary Persons in Media Program Matildas Signings: Around the World - Aussies/NZ Abroad Dub News & Signings Friend of B90 Catherine Zimmerman has undergone surgery after suffering a fractured fibula Round 3 Review Round 4 Preview Season 15 squad page Around the World UK FA WSL FA Championship (Polly's Palace) Scottish WPL (12 of 22) Europe France - D1F (10 of 22) Italy - Serie A (10 of 18) Germany - Frauen Bundesliga (9 of 22) Swiss Nationalliga B (10 of 18) Nordic Denmark – Elitedivisionen Round 14 Queens of the Week Dale - Stephanie Frappart is the first woman to referee a FIFA Men's World Cup match Joker) the editing for highlights of Adelaide v Western United featured a close-up shot of a coach as a goal was being scored Eric - 1) Samantha Lewis will be a mentor for Our Game's Women & Non-Binary Persons in Media Program 2) Angela Christian-Wilkes presented The Work of Women's Football Media Making at The Australian Sociological Association's 2022 Conference 3) everyone who assisted Stacey Papadopoulos and stabilised her after her injury on Sunday 4) Julianne Sitch became the first woman to coach a men's team to an NCAA national championship Maj - Guro Reiten scored a goal and recorded four assists IN THE FIRST HALF of Chelsea's 8-0 win over Leicester, including this outrageous pass to set up Sam Kerr

We've got Champions League, Reading FC vs. Liverpool, AND we are joined by the one and only incredible Erin Simon of Leicester City. First up, the WOSO Show crew talk through each group of the Champions League, highlighting new-comers like A.S. Roma and asking important questions of the French teams including if and why their quality has dropped. Next, it's Reading and Liverpool, and why both teams are struggling defensively after a 3-3 draw. Finally, Sara & Allie sit down with Erin Simon to discuss her playing career and have a laugh. Everything from bowl cuts to walking onto Sky Blue FC, to the FA Cup at Wembly. Enjoy!   Episode edited by Mike Adams. Follow us on socials @theWOSOshow

Savannah McCaskill is currently playing for Angel City FC in the NWSL. After having an excellent college career at the University of South Carolina, Savannah got herself into the US National Team camp while being drafted 2nd pick overall in the 2018 NWSL draft. She has since played with Sky Blue FC, Sydney FC, Chicago Red Stars, Racing Louisville, and currently with Angel City FC. After Savannah's first few seasons as a professional, she decided to give her complete focus to soccer and do everything she could to get back to the National Team. She felt that she wasn't giving it her all and knew the heights she could reach if she did indeed give her full focus. She finished this past season with 6 goals, a personal best. We talk about leadership, priorities, communication within a team, trades, how the right environment can help you perform on the field, concerning situations in the NWSL, and big goals ahead. This is Full Focus with Angel City FC Midfielder Savannah McCaskill. • Follow Savannah at https://www.instagram.com/savyy_7/ • WHAT IS FOOTWORK? Sponsored by https://footwork.club/ • Sean and Dylan are two Division 3 graduates, who dropped everything to pursue their dream of being professional soccer players. Both playing in Germany now, the boys tell their stories as well as those of amazing guests to help you pursue your own dreams and ultimately MAKE YOUR OWN PATH.
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In their first year as an NWSL expansion team, and despite finishing eighth in the standings, Angel City FC had one of the best defensive records in the division, bettered only by the top three.It is something the new Los Angeles team prides themselves on, says head coach Freya Coombe. And it is no coincidence that they have achieved it with Coombe in charge.Indeed, in the 2021 season, when she was at the helm of NJ/NY Gotham FC (formerly Sky Blue FC), they boasted the second-best defensive performance in the league. It is, Coombe admits, something that runs at the heart of her coaching practice.“Looking at how we protect the goal is the number one principle that we have,” she tells Women's Soccer Coaching.

World Cup winner, three-time Olympic gold medallist and World Football co-host Heather O'Reilly tells us how she's coming out of retirement in order to play in the UEFA Women's Champions League for the Irish side, Shelbourne. With Germany facing England in the final of Euro 2022 at Wembley, Line Roddik Hansen tells us what it is like to play against the host nation in the final of a major tournament. She was part of the Denmark squad, who were beaten 4-2 in the final of Euro 2017 by the Netherlands. And – former Sweden goalkeeper Caroline Jonsson, who is now a board member at the global players' union FIFPRO, tells us about the legacy that could follow from Euro 2022. Heather O'Reilly #17 of the North Carolina Courage celebrates winning the NWSL Shield during a game between Sky Blue FC and North Carolina Courage at WakeMed Soccer Park on October 12, 2019 in Cary, North Carolina. (Photo by Brad Smith/ISI Photos/Getty Images).

Jeff Heggie Daily Success Strategies 556: Leadership & Performance | Cathy Andruzzi Become an Optimal Performing Entrepreneur: www.JeffHeggie.com/GroupCoaching The Peak Performance System for High Achievers [FREE]: https://jeffheggie.com/peakperformance Cathy Andruzzi cultivates high performance teams through self discovery, awareness and choice. As a certified Leadership and Performance Coach her program is designed to uncover the potential of athletes as individuals and team players by developing their leadership competencies, mental skills and competitive mindset. She also works with coaches preparing them to manage change, communicate effectively with their athletes, and lead their teams to success. Cathy has developed customized Leadership and Performance Programs for Rutgers Women's Soccer and Lacrosse, Sky Blue FC of the National Women's Soccer League, and Players Development Academy (PDA) - the largest youth soccer program in New Jersey. In her four years as Leadership & Performance coach of Rutgers Women's Soccer, her program was instrumental in developing a high performance culture which led to the team winning the school's first BigTen Championship, going undefeated in conference regular season play and advancing to the NCAA Women's College Cup, the Final Four of women's soccer. Cathy has a wealth of experience in collegiate athletics and in business. She has been a collegiate athlete, coach, and recruiter, as well as an entrepreneur, broadcaster and public speaker. Cathy played basketball at Queens College and served as head women's basketball coach at Wagner College, Fordham University and East Carolina University. She was also an assistant coach at Rutgers University and Seton Hall University. Cathy led her ECU team to the school's first and only AP Top 20 ranking and NCAA Tournament appearance. At ECU she also served as creator, executive producer and on-air talent for the Cathy Andruzzi Show, the nation's first women's basketball coach's television and radio show. Following her stint at ECU, Cathy took on a new challenge. She moved out of basketball and into the business world where she became the fourth ever female Domino's Pizza owner-operator. She built six successful Domino's Pizza franchises in New Jersey. After 13 years with Domino's, Cathy was called to return to the sports world as a TV analyst and producer. She produced and marketed the Women's Basketball Show and The Game of the Week, a national package of women's basketball games. She also created and secured the sponsorship for the first TV special devoted to the NCAA women's basketball tournament. Learn More About Cathy and get all of her links at: https://jeffheggie.com/2022/05/07/cathy-andruzzi-leadership-performance/ High Achievers Accountability: www.JeffHeggie.com/Accountability Don't miss these programs from Success Coach, Jeff Heggie The Confident Athlete www.JeffHeggie.com/ConfidentAthlete High Achievers Mindset Secrets https://mindset.jeffheggie.com/

Become an Optimal Performing Entrepreneur: www.JeffHeggie.com/GroupCoaching Cathy Andruzzi cultivates high performance teams through self discovery, awareness and choice. As a certified Leadership and Performance Coach her program is designed to uncover the potential of athletes as individuals and team players by developing their leadership competencies, mental skills and competitive mindset. She also works with coaches preparing them to manage change, communicate effectively with their athletes, and lead their teams to success. Cathy has developed customized Leadership and Performance Programs for Rutgers Women's Soccer and Lacrosse, Sky Blue FC of the National Women's Soccer League, and Players Development Academy (PDA) – the largest youth soccer program in New Jersey. In her four years as Leadership & Performance coach of Rutgers Women's Soccer, her program was instrumental in developing a high performance culture which led to the team winning the school's first BigTen Championship, going undefeated in conference regular season play and advancing to the NCAA Women's College Cup, the Final Four of women's soccer. Cathy has a wealth of experience in collegiate athletics and in business. She has been a collegiate athlete, coach, and recruiter, as well as an entrepreneur, broadcaster and public speaker. Cathy played basketball at Queens College and served as head women's basketball coach at Wagner College, Fordham University and East Carolina University. She was also an assistant coach at Rutgers University and Seton Hall University. Cathy led her ECU team to the school's first and only AP Top 20 ranking and NCAA Tournament appearance. At ECU she also served as creator, executive producer and on-air talent for the Cathy Andruzzi Show, the nation's first women's basketball coach's television and radio show. Following her stint at ECU, Cathy took on a new challenge. She moved out of basketball and into the business world where she became the fourth ever female Domino's Pizza owner-operator. She built six successful Domino's Pizza franchises in New Jersey. After 13 years with Domino's, Cathy was called to return to the sports world as a TV analyst and producer. She produced and marketed the Women's Basketball Show and The Game of the Week, a national package of women's basketball games. She also created and secured the sponsorship for the first TV special devoted to the NCAA women's basketball tournament. Cathy was later tapped as the General Manager of the American Basketball League's Philadelphia Rage. There she held responsibility for player personnel and team operations, which included corporate sponsorship programs, ticket sales, marketing and public relations. She next served as Executive Director of the 2000 NCAA Women's Final Four in the host city of Philadelphia. After a career in coaching and leading basketball teams and building businesses, Cathy found her passion in teaching and coaching others which led her to attain her professional certification in Leadership Coaching for Organizational PerformanceTM from Rutgers|Heidrick & Struggles, an International Coach Federation (ICF) ACTP accredited program. She is a Professional Certified Coach and is certified in administering TTI Success DISC, Driving Forces and Emotional Quotient assessments. She has a Master's Degree in Sports Leadership from Concordia University. She also served as an Associate Director of Rutgers Global Sports Business Master's Program where she was a member of the team that launched the program. She has been an Entrepreneur-In-Residence for the Sports Business Ventures course at the University of North Carolina and an Advisor at the University of North Carolina Kenan Institute Sport Entrepreneurship. In addition, as a Sr.Associate Director for the DeVos Sport Business Management Graduate Program at the University of Central Florida, Cathy provides leadership coaching to the DeVos graduate students. Cathy's coaching and playing talents have led to her induction into the New York City Basketball Hall of Fame and the Queens College Athletics Hall of Fame with her teammates from Queens College, the ECU Athletic Hall of Fame and Staten Island Hall of Fame as a coach. Cathy is a certified vinyasa yoga teacher and an avid practitioner of ashtanga yoga. Website: https://www.cathyandruzzi.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachdruzz/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/CathyAndruzzi LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/cathy-andruzzi/46/735/546   High Achievers Accountability: www.JeffHeggie.com/Accountability   Don't miss these programs from Success Coach, Jeff Heggie The Confident Athlete www.JeffHeggie.com/ConfidentAthlete High Achievers Mindset Secrets https://mindset.jeffheggie.com/

Episode 73 John Means has cemented himself as one of the best pitchers in the American League. He was named an All-Star in 2019, and on May 5, 2021, he threw his first career no-hitter and put together a successful 2021 season. His wife Caroline was a professional soccer player who played for Seattle Reign FC, Sky Blue FC, and Orlando Pride after a stellar college career at the University of Missouri and the University of Southern California. The couple joins Matt and Leslee Holliday on the Table Forty Podcast to talk about their marriage, John's career and no-hitter, and dealing with loss of John's father. They also talk about their faith in God and God's faithfulness during tough seasons. Table Forty is part of the Sports Spectrum Podcast Network. -- If you enjoyed this conversation, we know you'll enjoy these as well — Cardinals 3B Nolan Arenado & Wife Laura — Former MLB Star Chris Davis & Wife Jill — Former Major Leaguer Mike Sweeney & Wife Shara

In Ep. #11, hear from Alyse LaHue, the General Manager of NJ/NY Gotham FC of the NWSL. Before joining Gotham (formerly known as Sky Blue FC), Alyse spent 5 seasons as the GM of the Chicago Red Stars.Under the leadership of leaders like Alyse, the growth of women's soccer in the U.S. is arguably the most exciting trend in the sports industry right now. In 2020, NWSL viewership was up 493% (while most men's sports leagues saw double-digit drops in viewership), and social engagement numbers are at the top of the charts. Just this week, six NWSL teams made the Front Office Sports 'Trending 20' leaderboard which measures cross-platform engagement for ALL professional sports teams - male and female.In this episode, hear Alyse's thoughts on why women's soccer is on the rise the United States, the story behind re-branding Sky Blue FC's to NJ/NY Gotham FC, and how Alyse is leveraging the power of Gotham's fans to inform the Club's future. More from GOALS GOALS Women's Sports Business Newsletter: Sign-upWomen x Sports Business Edition Newsletter: womenxsport.comFollow GOALS on Twitter: @goals_sports_Follow GOALS on Instagram: @goals_sports_Shop: goals-sports.com/purplemugContact Caroline: caroline@goals-sports.com

Episode 55 has a different bearded sounding co-host than usual. Bryant is busy packing up so he can run away from all of his friends and life in Ohio. While he avoids real life bonds that have been cultivated over years, Thomas wanted to record. In his place, after a stringent background check and personality test, Tyler aka TK aka Drunken Crewzer joined the show! We chat about the Crew's 3-0 slobberknocker of a loss at the hands of Monterrey. We also share some of your thoughts from the Twitter world. Yes, that means YOU!* There's also a short interview portion where Tyler surprises Thomas with interview questions for HIM! It threw Thomas for a loop and you just have to listen to hear for yourself. TK also gives a glimpse into the Columbus Eagles video production, brought to you by the Nordecke, for the 2021 WPSL outdoor season. We also chat about our thoughts around the Gotham FC rebrand/ritualistic burning in effigy of Sky Blue FC. That and more on the next exciting episode of BRYANT AND ME! Now with 50% less original co-host! *it does not mean you if you didn't reply to our Twitter post that we sent minutes before hitting the record button. Also, if you don't hear us say your name we didn't read it. That's how it works.

Women's World Football Show, Episode 190 features an exclusive interview with NJ/NY Gotham FC and Ghana Women’s National Team midfielder Jennifer Cudjoe.Her story is an original – a tale that is seldom told of a youngster from the Western Region of Ghana who developed a love of football and a dream to be the best! Very accomplished on the international level with the Ghana Women’s National Team, Jennifer Cudjoe had a desire to play amongst the greatest players in the world and set her sites on America. In 2013, the young midfielder came to the States and played for a few colleges, as well as various WPSL teams throughout the country.After a successful open tryout, Jennifer caught the attention of Sky Blue FC head coach Freya Coombe and her dream of playing professionally in America has become a reality. Plus, we hear from Freya as she shares her thoughts on Jennifer and what she brings to the team.But Jennifer isn’t done. Her lifelong dream of winning championships and continuing to hone her skills is still paramount in her heart. In this episode we talk to Jennifer about those dreams, plus we learn more about women’s soccer in Ghana, the Black Queens, and more. If you are as obsessed about Ghana women’s soccer, Gotham FC, and Jennifer Cudjoe, you do not want to miss this episode! (14’)Episode Links:Follow Jennifer Cudjoe on Instagram @jennifer_kaka_cudjoe13Listen to Episode 178 featuring Ghana striker Grace Asantewaa, Woso Maniacs, and Coach Sumani Basirudeen - https://wwfshow.com/2020/09/21/episode-178-grace-asantewaa-woso-maniacs-sumani-basirudeen/2021 NWSL Regular Season Schedule ~ https://www.nwslsoccer.com/news/article/nwsl-announces-full-2021-regular-season-scheduleListen and subscribe to our friends at Game of Throw-Ins podcast on Spotify and Soundcloud. Follow them on Twitter @GOTIfootball and Instagram @gameofthrowinspodcastDon't miss Patty's new YouTube Show Mission California - http://www.mission-california.comMore WWFShow Links:Follow Women’s World Football Show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and our blog at wwfshowblog.com.Listen to Women’s World Football Show on Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Spreaker, TuneIn Radio, Google Play, Castbox, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and direct from our website at www.WWFShow.com.

Ya llegamos a la última parte de la historia del futbol de Estados Unidos y como fue que lograron convertirse en una potencia mundial; también les contamos cuáles son los equipos que forman actualmente la NWSL. *Este programa fue grabado semanas antes de que el equipo Sky Blue FC cambiará de nombre a Gotham FC*

The Full Kit Wankers connect via Zoom for another socially distant weekly episode!

En el episodio de hoy hacemos un resumen sobre lo que fue el Miami Open, un torneo que nos dejó ver por qué Ashleigh Barty sigue siendo la número 1 del mundo, aún sin haber jugado en todo un año. Les contamos un poco sobre el cambio de nombre e imagen visual de Sky Blue FC, ahora llamado NJ/NY Gotham FC. Vamos cerrando el episodio con nuestro vistazo previo al Challenge Cup, haciendo un análisis breve de cada equipo participante. Como siempre, terminamos el episodio de la semana con nuestras Noticias Flash!

Full Time with Meg Linehan is back from vacation mode and just in time for the kick off of the 2021 NWSL Challenge Cup. Alyse LaHue, just updated her job title from general manager of Sky Blue FC to general manager of NJ/NY Gotham FC, and she joined the podcast to go in-depth on the decision to rebrand one of the most historic pro women's soccer clubs in the country.For everything Gotham FC: https://www.gothamfc.com/Follow Alyse LaHue on Twitter: https://twitter.com/alahueChallenge Cup guide: https://theathletic.com/2438627/Read “The NWSL Policy on Transgender Athletes is Not a Policy of Trans Inclusion” at The Victory Press: https://victorypress.org/2021/04/03/the-nwsl-policy-on-transgender-athletes-is-not-a-policy-of-trans-inclusion/Get Erica L. Ayala to the 2022 Winter Olympics! https://gofund.me/f0aa76acFull Time with Meg Linehan listener survey: https://forms.gle/9TS7CKXpF5vwY76E9For more on Full Time: https://fulltimepod.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Full Time with Meg Linehan is back from vacation mode and just in time for the kick off of the 2021 NWSL Challenge Cup. Alyse LaHue, just updated her job title from general manager of Sky Blue FC to general manager of NJ/NY Gotham FC, and she joined the podcast to go in-depth on the decision to rebrand one of the most historic pro women’s soccer clubs in the country. For everything Gotham FC: https://www.gothamfc.com/ Follow Alyse LaHue on Twitter: https://twitter.com/alahue Challenge Cup guide: https://theathletic.com/2438627/ Read “The NWSL Policy on Transgender Athletes is Not a Policy of Trans Inclusion” at The Victory Press: https://victorypress.org/2021/04/03/the-nwsl-policy-on-transgender-athletes-is-not-a-policy-of-trans-inclusion/ Get Erica L. Ayala to the 2022 Winter Olympics! https://gofund.me/f0aa76ac Full Time with Meg Linehan listener survey: https://forms.gle/9TS7CKXpF5vwY76E9 For more on Full Time: https://fulltimepod.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Did Someone Say Soccer! Nate and the Boys have a great show for you! They discuss Sky Blue FC rebranding Gotham FC, How Daryl Dike asks for a transfer, Bad Boy McKinney, No Lewa No Problem, West Brom dismantle Chelsea, Liverpool run riot on Arsenal, Champions League, and Harry Kane Leaving Tottenham! Go follow us on Instagram and Twitter @DSSSPodcast!

In this episode, we focused and talk about Women's sports with Special Guest Alyse LaHue from Sky Blue FC. Also, how Chelsea, Gwen and Maria discuss in their own experiences while in sports and how they overcame them.

Alyse LaHue, General Manager of Sky Blue FC, joins the podcast to talk about her path to working in women's sports, the creation and expansion of Gonzo Soccer, and the upcoming NWSL season.

Meet Lesley Ryder and Emily Anderson - the dynamic duo behind Gal Pal Sports! From their hilarious Office spoof on Sky Blue FC and an incredible video series introducing new fans to NWHL, Lesley and Emily are making top-notch content that draws in new fans to women's sports (and are just flat out enjoyable for those of us already in the know)! About Gal Pal Sports: "Worn out by the existing narratives around women’s sports, we were ready to enjoy our leagues the same way we enjoy men’s sports - with a couple of beers and a lot of laughs. We started creating videos en route to France for the World Cup and over a year later we’re still going. We aim to make sports fun, make fun of sports, and do some good along the way." Follow Gal Pal Sports on YouTube, Twitter, Website, and Instagram Get your very own "Meg Is The Schedule Out Yet" shirt ------ Sign up for the She Plays newsletter! Follow She Plays on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook Check out our other podcasts: Sports Break and The Warm Up!

Joelle Muro (Saint Louis alum)  is a sports certified physical therapist who works for Sky Blue FC the Women's National Soccer League in the U.S. She speaks about the unbreakable experience with the Afghanistan Women's National Team, work with women sports, and sports residency experience. Follow for announcements:https://www.instagram.com/physicaltherapy4athletes/Photo Credit Sky Blue FC Music: Adding The Sun by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5708-adding-the-sunLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

Pinch us. Dale, Eric and Cheryl are so lucky to have one of the hearts and soul of the Matildas as our special guest this pod - Sarah Walsh.BackgroundSarah Walsh's twitter profile identifies her as a “Matilda at heart” but "Walshy" is so much more than a footballer and has become surely one of the most influential women in the game.Debuting in 2004 in New Zealand, Sarah Walsh appeared 76 times for the Matildas including being part of the Championship-winning 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup.Walsh's last played international football 8+ years ago (19 Sep 2012) in a friendly against the United States. Since then she has made a terrific contribution to football and is currently the Head of Women's Football in Australia.Walsh also played for Sky Blue FC in 2009 before winning the W-League title with Sydney FC in Season 2009/2010, later playing for the Western Sydney Wanderers.Pod SummarySarah Walsh discusses her recent International Women's Day presentation on "Imposter Syndrome" at the Future Women Leadership Summit.The pillars of Legacy '23 also get some attention discussing the XI Principles and the Memorandum of Understanding between Football Australia and Football NZ. We reflect on the amazing footballers Sarah Walsh played, including those still in the game (Melissa Barbieri, Leena Khamis, Clare Polkinghorne), and those who are making a difference off the park (Kate Gill - PFA Co-Chief Executive, Heather Garriock - CEO Australian Taekwondo, and previous podcast guest Leah Blayney (Head Coach – Australia Young Matildas (U20) and Future Matildas).Do not miss this podcast.Subscribe to the Beyond 90 Podcast on iTunes, Spotify & Google Podcasts.Read all of our W-League Season 13 team previews. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Imani was drafted by Sky Blue FC out of Duke University during the 2018 NWSL College Draft. During her 2018 rookie season, Dorsey was named the NWSL Rookie of the Year scoring four goals and recording one assist. She has been a member of the US U-23 National Team and received her first call-up to the USWNT on October 31, 2019. She helped initiate the partnership between Sky Blue and the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice in which she co-hosted the webinar with them in October titled "Chaos or Community: Where Do We Go From Here?” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Emily Anderson and Lesley Ryder of Gal Pal Sports join Full Time to discuss comedy, content, and the culture of the NWSL, why Alyse LaHue of Sky Blue FC makes for the perfect inspiration for their videos, and plenty more.Follow Gal Pal Sports on Twitter: https://twitter.com/galpalsportsYes, you can still get the shirt: https://www.customink.com/fundraising/isthescheduleoutyetRead Meg's story on the 2021 Challenge Cup at The Athletic: https://theathletic.com/2438627/The Fan Project: https://thefanproject.co/For more on Full Time with Meg Linehan: https://fulltimepod.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Emily Anderson and Lesley Ryder of Gal Pal Sports join Full Time to discuss comedy, content, and the culture of the NWSL, why Alyse LaHue of Sky Blue FC makes for the perfect inspiration for their videos, and plenty more. Follow Gal Pal Sports on Twitter: https://twitter.com/galpalsports Yes, you can still get the shirt: https://www.customink.com/fundraising/isthescheduleoutyet Read Meg's story on the 2021 Challenge Cup at The Athletic: https://theathletic.com/2438627/ The Fan Project: https://thefanproject.co/For more on Full Time with Meg Linehan: https://fulltimepod.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to season 3 of 10 Questions with a pro. This episode we talk with Kailen Sheridan who is a goalkeeper for Sky Blue FC and the Canadian National Team.She talks about her love of soccer, why she is a goalkeeper and what she does to overcomer pressure. Plus so much more. If you Enjoy this interview please subscribe and like!

This week, we are joined by Tess Boade, a student-athlete at Duke University. Boade was recently drafted by Sky Blue FC of the National Women's Soccer League and she shared how she got to where she is today. We also got to hear about draft night, preparation for the upcoming season, and discussed one of her favorite shows Grey's Anatomy (SPOILERS; so stop listening once we begin talking about Grey's!). Tune in now! For more: https://linktr.ee/freshoutofcollegepodcast

Pardeep Cattry and John Halloran look ahead to the SheBelieves Cup and discuss preseason needs for NWSL teams. They also talk about the news of a visa fraud scheme with ties to Sky Blue FC and the Boston Breakers.

After an extremely busy week in the NWSL and the USWNT full of news, Meg is here with a full breakdown of the 2021 NWSL Draft. First, No. 3 overall pick Brianna Pinto joins Full Time to discuss her decision to declare early and make the leap to the pros and her reaction to being drafted by Sky Blue FC. Then, former USWNT player and analyst Lori Lindsey is back to discuss the adjustment to a virtual draft, which teams had the best night, which teams have more work to do and more.For more on Full Time with Meg Linehan: https://fulltimepod.comFollow Brianna Pinto on Twitter: https://twitter.com/b_pinto9Follow Lori Lindsey on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LoriLindsey6For more NWSL coverage: https://theathletic.com/nwsl/For more USWNT coverage: https://theathletic.com/team/uswnt/Watch Megan Rapinoe's press conference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zv30fjgAJXU Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this very interesting Podcast, Christiane Lessa, former NWSL Coach with Washington Spirit and Sky Blue FC, talks about her first steps in coaching, her arrival to the US to fulfill her coaching dreams and the importance to train technique apart from tactical aspects in the younger ages. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rushsoccerpodcast/message

Kelly played professional soccer in the NWSL for the Sky Blue FC and Houston Dash, played in Sweden, and played collegiately for Virginia Tech from 2009-2013. She discusses the concussion issues she faced, having to sit out 2 years at Virginia Tech because of them, not being able to play in the Final Four, and her year with Coaches Across Continents to teach soccer to disadvantaged kids. She's bright, energetic, and bold; chasing her dreams, achieving them after a three-year hiatus from the game. Her story will inspire you to chase your own dreams, and not to give up on them, regardless of the circumstances. Enjoy! Connect with Kelly: Linkedin Facebook Twitter Connect with Jonathan: Website The SHIFT Course Linkedin Facebook Instagram Twitter Connect with Wells: Website Linkedin YouTube Facebook Email: Wells@WellsThompsonSoccer.com Cell: (336)575-3324 Connect with Michael: Linkedin Facebook Twitter Instagram Michael builds School in Sierra Leon --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-shift-podcast/support

We got another World Cup champ on the show! Today we are joined by Sky Blue FC's newest signing, Mallory Pugh! We catch up with her about how she's handling quarantine, scoring in the World Cup, and how competitive things are between her and her boyfriend, Atlanta Braves shortstop Dansby Swanson.  Sponsors: On The Volley Apparel: Get all your Cooligans merch at onthevolleyapparel.com/cooligans Gully Squad: If you'd like to support the show, you can do that by joining Gully Squad at soccercooligans.com and click on the menu to join. Get access to the Gully Squad slack channel + exclusive content + the official Cooligans pin!   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's podcast, I interview the technical soccer goddess, Yael Averbuch.    I first knew of Yael from afar, as I watched her YouTube videos that she posted of her dribbling and juggling drills. And I was like ‘damnnnn this girl is a hard ass worker and she's got silky smooth touches that make me feel things.'    We recently got to know each other through a mutual friend and we bonded over the fact that we are both, what I like to call, “semi psycho obsessive human beings.” Or fully psycho, depending on who you're talking to. People who are obsessive about their dreams are my kind of people.    If you're one of those people, I know this episode will resonate. Come join the club.    Yael won two NCAA college cups with the North Carolina Tarheels. She has won three championships during her pro career with Sky Blue FC, Western New York flash, and FC Kansas City. She's also played overseas in Russia, Sweden, and Cyprus.    Yael has played for US at at every level of the youth national teams and represented the full team from 2007 to 2013.   In 2018, Yael was forced to step away from playing due to ulcerative colitis. Despite not currently being on the pitch, she is still heavily involved in the game. She is the executive director of the NWSL Players Association.  She is also the founder of Techne Futbol, a soccer training app that provides personal training for soccer players. I highly recommend checking the app out…like I said her touches make me feel things.   In our conversation, Yael talks about:  her addiction to being productive  how positive things done in excess, can go to far why she enjoys not being good at things  her process of mastery  the one thing she would do differently, if she could go back and redo her national team career again  the intimate details of her battle with ulcerative colitis and what this illness has taught her about herself   And more.    Resources: Yael's instagram Techen Futbol's instagram  ArrowLiving.com 

Today we are joined by GM of Sky Blue FC Alyse LaHue. The NWSL just happened last week, and Sky Blue came out as the team everyone was talking about after picking up some incredible talent, one of them being USWNT star Mallory Pugh. Alyse is the first general manager we are speaking with and we ask her an exorbitant amount of questions! Segment 1: El Chicharito & El Gresselito!! Segment 2: (00:45:18) Interview w/ Alyse Lahue (@alahue) If you'd like to support the show, you can do that by joining Gully Squad at soccercooligans.com and click on the menu to join. Get access to the Gully Squad slack channel and get the official Cooligans pin! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The big news this week is that coach Mike Petke of RSL has been let go from Real Salt Lake and we are worried that we are partly responsible. Do we have that kind of influence? We might! And that's the scary part.  We're also joined by goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan of Sky Blue FC & the Canadian Women's National Team on the heels of a big match against the Seattle Reign. The match outsold their home venue at Yurcak Field so it's been moved to Red Bull Arena! Get tickets at skybluefc.com! Sponsored by On The Volley Apparel Go to onthevolleyapparel.com/cooligans to pick up some Cooligans merch. Also make sure to use the promo code "COOLIGANS" to received 20% off your entire purchase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode Kaylan and Tori are joined by fellow technical goalkeeper coach Caroline Casey. Caroline Casey is a former professional goalkeeper for Sky Blue FC and William & Mary grad. Caroline discusses sacrifice –  the negative connotation that typically surrounds it, what it means to her, and how we can view our sacrifices as a teaching tool. 

On this episode Kaylan and Tori are joined by fellow technical goalkeeper coach Kailen Sheridan. Kailen is a member of Canada Womens soccer team and Sky Blue FC who competes in the NWSL. Kailen discusses the difference between being a #1 with Sy Blue and the #2 with Canada. The group also discusses how to truly be competitive and create a healthy and beneficial training environment. 

The GetChoGrindUp Podcast kicks off with a talented and inspiring copywriter and photographer from Old Bridge, New Jersey, Jesse Louie!! Jesse got his start in the marketing world at Rutgers with Rutgers Recreational where he was able to dive into the digital marketing and social media world. From here he was able to leverage his work with a summer program near his home to land a community manager job at Vayner Media! This served as the foundation of his progression as he was able to use what he learned to become a Senior Copywriter! Through his interests and efforts he landed a gig taking pics for the NWSL team, Sky Blue FC and the 4 TIME WORLD CHAMPIONS, USWNT!!! Check out Jesse's social accounts and hit him up if you have questions! Twitter: @Jesselouie Instagram: @Jesselouie Through all of this, Jesse feels like he is 25 percent on his loading bar. Listen in to the podcast see why that is! Follow us on our socials! You know we always have the fresh content for you and have taken it to another level! Facebook: facebook.com/getchogrindup Twitter: @getchogrindup Instagram: @getchogrindup Web: getchogrindup.com And if you ever feel like you need a boost... Always remember... We are all Young and D.U.M.B... and Never forget... GETCHOGRINDUP!

Player Profile of DiDi Haracic, current goalkeeper for Sky Blue FC and the Bosnia & Herzegovina Women's National Team.

Today, we are joined by a lot of goalkeepers! Formerly of the USWNT and Sky Blue FC, Jillian Loyden comes by with Maria Loyden and Tori Corsaro of The Keeper Institute to help school us about the art of goalkeeping at the professional level. Segment 1: Cuba is going to the Gold Cup and Dominican Republic is not.  Segment 2: Interview w/ @TheKeeperInstitute Sponsors: SeatGeek - Download the SeatGeek app today and use the promo code "COOLIGANS" to get $10 off your first purchase. On The Volley Apparel - Go to onthevolleyapparel.com today and pick up our latest T-shirt. The PopoTee! Use promo code "COOLIGANS" for 20% off your entire order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the wake of their article with Allison Lee about player conditions at Sky Blue FC, John Halloran and Dan Lauletta join the Inverted Triangle Soccer Podcast for a deep dive into NWSL, this week's USWNT call-ups, and other American women's soccer topics.

In today's episode, I interview my mother,  Ann Johnson. I often get asked by parents about what their kid needs to do to make it to the next level. I believe the driving force must come from the kid, but parents can have a huge impact on a child's well-being. My mom is one of my biggest supporters and is a big reason I am where I am today. She's also a freak of nature athlete and can kick my butt in workouts.In our conversation we talk about-her favorite type of workouts, including one that can easily be done at home -why she didn't get involved with coaches decisions, even if she disagreed  -the most challenging aspect of parenting a female athlete    -her stance on kids playing multiple sports vs specializing on one -why parenting athletes is like being a full time chauffeur    -the delicious meals she cooked for my teammates and the crazy games she had us play while w/ the Portland Pilots, Sky Blue FC, and the Portland Thorns  And more. Enjoy my conversation with my favorite mother in the whole wide world.   Share the love Follow Ann Johnson: On Instagram:  @annclairej If you haven't already, I would be so very grateful if you rated and left me a review of the podcast. It takes two minutes! Here's what to do. Click HERE Click “view in itunes” Click the “ratings and reviews” tab Click “write a review” and show me love

In today's episode, I interview Australian national soccer team member, Caitlin Foord. Caitlin grew up a 2 minute walk from the beach in Lake Illawarra, New South Wales, Australia. Before Caitlin took up soccer, she participated in athletics, touch football, and surf life saving. At age 9, Caitlin played in her first soccer game at age and scored 6 goals. She hasn't stopped netting goals since. Caitlin scored a goal in her first appearance with the Matildas. At 16,, she was the youngest Australian player to play in a World Cup and was voted the Best Young Player of the tournament. Caitlin has played in the the Australian W-league with Sydney FC and Perth Glory, in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) with Sky Blue FC, and is is currently playing in the Japan Women's Football League  with the Vengalta Sendai Ladies.   In our conversation, we talk about -the biggest differences between playing in Japan, USA, and Australia -the times she had to sell chocolate bars at school to afford to go to soccer tournaments -the sacrifices her mom, a single parent, made to help Caitlin pursue soccer -why Caitlin hates warming-up -her experience with being burned-out from soccer, and the strategy she used to fall back in love with her sport -why she thinks the Matildas' world ranking has continued to rise -her love affair with music festivals, her dog Peach, and Chipotle And more. Enjoy, my conversation with Caitlin Foord!   Show Notes :48 Who is Caitlin Foord  Sky Blue FC 2:50 Caitlin's adjusting to the Japanese culture 6:40 Caitlin's Japanese team - Vegalta Sendal 7:24 How does Japanese soccer style compare to US/Australian? 11:40 Cailtin's early soccer travel and struggles of homesickness 16:00 Cailtlin's childhood home,  Illawarra 17:40 Cailtin's young star in soccer v. touch football 21:55 Her mom's single parent support and selling chocolate bars to pay for      tournaments 27:23 Australian Nat'l team call up at 16 years old. 32:10 Cailtin's favorite game 35:38 Her ability to separate soccer from other aspects of her life 40:29 Has she ever been burnt out from soccer? 43:20 Are their training things that Cailtin doesn't like? 45:29 Caitlin's morning routine Brittney Cameron @bcam00 47:01 Caitlin's free time activities 48:15 Caitlin's biggest misconception about herself 50:28 Is Caitlin a go with the flow athlete or an overthinker? 51:50 Her biggest accomplishment 52:45 What does she want to accomplish before she retires? And how does she want to be remembered? 53:45 Caitlin's pregame body and mental prep 54:30 How does she deal with a bad game? 56:13 Best opponent and best teammate Christie Rampone @christierampone Sam Kerr @samkerr1 59:38 Best game day chants 1:00:39 Biggest life lesson from playing soccer 1:01:55 How does Caitlin eat a taco? 1:02:58 One simple tip for female athletes 1:04:22 Caitlin Foord   Follow Caitlin: On Twitter: @CaitlinFoord On Instagram: @CaitlinFoord Caitlin's obsession with her dog Peach (Instagram: @BrindlePeach Share the love If you haven't already, I would be so very grateful if you rated and left me a review of the podcast. It takes two minutes! Here's what to do. Click HERE Click “view in itunes” Click the “ratings and reviews” tab Click “write a review” and show me love

Admittedly, The Cooligans don't discuss women's soccer too much outside of major international tournaments, but all that is changing right now. Today we discuss the NWSL and women's soccer in general. We have great talks with Soccer writer and former comedian, Evan Davis, and also Tori Corsaro, who is a goalkeeper attempting to make it into the NWSL. Segment 1 - Intro Segment 2 - Interview with Evan Davis (@professordobles) - Soccer Writer and Sky Blue FC commentator for NWSL Segment 3 - Interview with Tori Corsaro (@toricorsaro) - Goalkeeper trying to break in to NWSL. @notalexis @chrispolanco @soccercooligans Also, check out our Youtube Channel! soccercooligans.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices