Podcasts about women's national team

Doug tells you what the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team did right despite not getting gold in Tokyo. A trade market for Deshaun Watson exists, but trading him is just not possible right now. Former Pro Bowl WR and Up On Game Host T.J. Houshmandzadeh joins Doug to react to Joe Burrow's struggles in camp and Aaron Rodgers' contentious relationship with Brian Gutekunst. Plus, is it too early to annoint Patrick Mahomes a Hall of Famer? Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

 On this episode…  - Amit Mann on the Bucks' maturation in the playoffs and things to watch for in Game 6  - Hayley McGoldrick helps preview the Canada's women's national team ahead of the Olympics - Katie Heindl discusses the state of the Raptors (landing 4th pick, Masai Ujiri's contract & whether the Raptors should re-sign Kyle Lowry).

In this episode, the guys spend a good amount of time discussing the recent loss by France to Switzerland, as well as the Spanish victory over Croatia, along with many other games as Kyle makes predictions on the future of the tournament. There's maybe 2 minutes of NBA talk before Nic describes his initial thoughts on the new documentary "LFG" describing women's struggle for equal pay on the National Soccer Team, before they both discuss the challenges ahead of a just fight therein.

Season #2 - Episode #22 - The Snobs finally got a Goalkeeper on the show. Rylee Foster joins the Snobs. What an awesome human being she is, positive, funny and competitive. Rylee is just starting out her career and is going to be a really good one. Already established at Liverpool FC and the Women's national team. Rylee answers all of our listener questions as well as some of the standard crazy Snob questions. What national team colleague does Rylee choose to play GK if none of the GK's are available, who would she choose to fly the plane if the pilot suffered a mid flight heart attack and who has a “palm stinging” shot?

Maria Khan is a Pakistani-American midfielder who plays for WAPDA's women's team and the Pakistan Women's National Team. She is going to compete in the upcoming Pakistan Football Federation National Women's Championship (NWFC) 2021, starting March 8th! Maria talks to us about her footballing journey, starting from the US to Dubai and now to Pakistan. She discusses her experience of playing domestically in three different countries, especially in Pakistan, and being called up for the Pakistan national team training camp in October 2020. We also hear her thoughts on the upcoming NWFC and the potential of women's football in our country. Edited by: Umer Fasie Bashir Follow us on: FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/onthemicoffi​... INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/onthemic_of​... TWITTER https://twitter.com/on_themic​ Connect with us: INSTAGRAM Umer Fasie Bashir (Editor): https://www.instagram.com/umerfasieb/​ TWITTER Ismail Farooq (Host): https://twitter.com/thehalfspaces​ Timestamps: 0:00​ - Intro 00:40​ - PFF National Women's Football Championship (NWFC) starts 8th March! 01:00​ - Maria's favourite club & competing with Zidane 03:00​ - The start of Maria's football journey 04:10​ - Transitioning from goalkeeper to midfielder 08:51​ - Football as a career? 12:00​ - Playing domestic football in Dubai 12:45​ - Playing in Pakistan for the first time in 2018 16:40​ - NWFC 2021 18:10​ - Pakistan Women's National Team Camp (October 2020) 22:50​ - The potential of the upcoming young players - "there's not a big gap!" 24:15​ - Development and improvement of women's football in Pakistan #PFF​ #MariaKhan​ #NWC21

Season #2 - Episode #7 - Vanessa Gilles star of the recent She Believes Cup tournament with the Canadian Women's National team joins the Snobs this week! Vanessa fresh off her player of the match performance against the powerhouse American team speaks with the Snobs about her career. Growing up in Ottawa, going to school at the University of Cincinnati moving to Cyprus and then now to Girondins Bordeaux Vanessa continues to rise in the soccer ranks. Based on her recent national team performances is she going to move? Or did she sign a new deal with Bordeaux? Vanessa fit in perfectly with the Snobs, her sense of humour is top notch and she even may be the biggest joker/prankster in the National team. Find out, what her favourite snack was before matches in high school, you will NEVER guess! Tune in to find out.

Veronica Alvarez was the first podcast guest to make a Taylor Swift reference.  It was historic to say the least. Oh, she's also a baseball player, turned coach turned manager for USA Baseball's Women's National Team. You read that right, USA has a professional BASEBALL team, and chances are you had nooo clue about it. That's fine though because in todays episode you get to learn a bit about the team, how it's grown, and its brightt future. Learn more about the team here: https://www.usabaseball.com/team-usa/womens-national-teamFollow Veronica on Instagram- @veronicaoalvarezFollow Bat'HER Up on Instagram- @batherup_pod

As we mentioned last episode, We took a little bit of a break over the last few months, so were excited to bring you some of the episodes we haven’t loaded yet. This episode today might be my favorite one yet. During the pandemic, we started this initiative in our ‘Roger Neilson’s Coaches Connection’ Facebook group called ‘Coffee with Coaches’. We had guest panels join us live with other coaches listening in and asking questions. On this episode, we had 100 coaches from all over the globe join in on this very special panel discussion. Episode 13 features some incredible voices and leadership from Hockey Canada Women's National Team program. We have Gina Kingsbury, who is the Director of the Women's National Team. Troy Ryan, who is the Head Coach of the National team. And the legendary Mel Davidson, who is currently the head scout for the National Team, and also served as the head coach of the 2006 and 2010 gold medal Olympic teams.Some key topics we touched on included: Why coaches should use this pandemic experience to professionally develop themselves. What resources have they been using during the pandemic to improve their own leadership skills. What were their thoughts on the state of female hockey currently. What’s the key differences to pay attention to when coaching girls vs boys. What has evolved in the game with developing players then vs now. What they believe is most important to building a championship culture, and so much more!! Get your notepad ready...this discussion was AWESOME!!!

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We heard from Former SA Women's National Team Coach Kimathi Toboti after the LA Lakers beat the Miami Heat 116-98 in first game of the NBA Finals on Wednesday. Guest: Kimathi Tobothi - Former SA Women Senior Basketball Head Coach

North Carolina Courage full back and Mexican Women's National Team, Ari Romero, takes a break from the grind to share her experiences and all it took to obtain her status. Being the first in her family to go to college, Ari excitedly took on the pressure determined to pave a new path for those that succeed her. Detailing the differences in styles of play throughout her tenure of playing in the US, Mexico, and in Europe. Taking on leadership roles, Ari, is a winner and pushes those around her to be the best that they can. 

We are joined by Maggie Murphy, General Manager at Lewes FC in Lewes, England. We chat about football/soccer in Britain and their incredible movement to become the first and only gender equal football club in the world. They are 100% fan-owned and are revolutionizing the way football clubs (and sports teams/clubs in general) can build up their local community. Check out links below: Lewes FC - Become a Lewes FC Owner! The Equal Playing Field - an organization co-run by Maggie, a truly wonderful non-profit initiative that challenges gender inequality in sport and promotes sports development for girls and women globally. Maggie on Twitter Lewes FC Club Twitter, Women's Team Twitter, Instagram Equal Playing Field Twitter, Instagram ADS: duKTiG provides high quality products that are affordable and accessible for the soccer community, like their myTrainer notebook! Coaches and players, don't miss out on this chance to save 10% in their online store! Use discount code SHEPLAYSPOD - start shopping now! Techne Football is a one-of-a-kind resource for players and coaches, developed by long-time pro and former U.S. Women's National Team player Yael Averbuch. Use promo code SHEPLAYS to save 10% when signing up for individual or group Techne subscription!

On this week's 'Load Management' podcast, Adam and Chopz start the show by sharing some personal details about themselves before inviting Zion in to talk about the NBA return, Kyrie Irving's stand for what he believes in, the McGwire/Sosa doc, and more. The guys then welcome in NFL MVP Lamar Jackson to talk about him being the 2021 EA Madden cover star, who is better in the game between him and Michael Vick, the Drake and Madden curse, how he deals with haters, and much more. To wrap the show, Adam and Chopz talk to 2x World Cup champion Christen Press about her Re-Inc company, what it's like to win the World Cup, the federal dismissal in the equal pay claim by the U.S. Women's National Team and much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are you a volleyball fanatic? Join Olympic Gold Medalist, Ryan Millar, as he chats all things volleyball with some of the biggest names in the sport. The CROSSNET Volleyball Podcast's mission is to cover both indoor, outdoor, and the business of volleyball. Sponsored by the world’s first four-way volleyball game.On today's show we have part 1 of my conversation with current Women's National Team Head Coach and arguably the GOAT - Karch Kiraly. We cover so many topics in this chat with Karch. Make sure to subscribe, give us 5 stars, and leave your comments. Feel free to email Ryan with questions and comments - ryan@crossnetgame.comWho knows, we might even get your question answered on the show! 

Are you a volleyball fanatic? Join Olympic Gold Medalist, Ryan Millar, as he chats all things volleyball with some of the biggest names in the sport. The CROSSNET Volleyball Podcast's mission is to cover both indoor, outdoor, and the business of volleyball. Sponsored by the world’s first four-way volleyball game.On today's show we have part 2 of my conversation with current Women's National Team Head Coach and arguably the GOAT - Karch Kiraly.Make sure to subscribe, give us 5 stars, and leave your comments. Feel free to email Ryan with questions and comments - ryan@crossnetgame.com 

CNN- German soccer returns but not as we know it Soccer's new look Germany's top-flight division regularly attracts an average of 43,300 people every game, but no more than 322 will be able to attend matches until the end of the season, with matches to be played behind closed doors. The select few allowed to attend games will then be split into three distinct zones -- the stadium exterior and interior as well the stands. Only 98 people (including players, coaches and referees) will be allowed around the pitch itself with a further 115 in the stands (including journalists, hygiene staff and emergency services) and 109 more outside of that (consisting mainly of security guards). A timetable will limit who is permitted into the stadium at any one time, including the staggered arrival of the teams around 90 minutes before kickoff. "The matches will feel different," said DFL CEO Christian Seifert. "After the first match-day we will all know why we prefer games with fans." "But that is the framework we have to operate in, and I expect the best possible sport within this framework." USA Today- Former Olympic soccer star Hope Solo: My dog was shot and is in critical condition Former U.S.Women's National Team goalie Hope Solo says on social media that she is "heartbroken" a day after her dog was shot. "Our magnificent dog Conan," Solo wrote on Instagram, "is in critical condition after being shot last night. It's hard news to share, but harder to make sense of such a heinous act." She posted the news as the caption of a photo of herself, her husband, former NFL player Jerramy Stevens, and her canines including Conan on the left. "Jerramy and I are shocked and heartbroken, but we want to say thank you to Wilkes Veterinary Hospital and their staff for rushing Conan into emergency care, as well as their COVID-19 care practices." WKYC.com University of Akron discontinuing men's cross country, men's golf, and women's tennis in new budget cuts The elimination of these sports, along with salary reductions for select coaches, staff position eliminations, scholarship and operating expenditure reductions will total approximately $4.4 million" the press release details. Las Cruces Sun News - New Mexico State operating budget expected to be revised The Chancellor told the regents that until the legislature acted, it was hard to tell what the affects would be, but warned that the university could face a budget deficit of $5 million depending on how much lawmakers claw back. Insidehighered.com Missouri Western State University Missouri Western cuts 30 percent of the faculty, along with programs in history, political science, sociology, economics, music and more. Of all the faculty cuts made during COVID-19 pandemic so far, those at Missouri Western State University may be the deepest. The institution is laying off 31 nontenured instructors, including some on the tenure track, at the end of this year. Twenty remaining professors will receive terminal, one-year contracts, meaning that about one-quarter of the full-time faculty will be gone by 2021. Others will take early retirement. Dozens of majors, minors and concentrations are being cut, too, including English, history, philosophy, political science, economics, sociology, Spanish, French and the arts. Sacramento Bee UC, CSU to lose 10% of state funding in new California budget proposal California’s public colleges and universities stand to lose hundreds of millions of dollars in planned funding in the state budget proposal Gov. Gavin Newsom released Thursday. The California State University and University of California budgets each would take a 10 percent cut from their planned funding. The proposal also rolls back funding for community college support services like campus food banks. The proposed funding cuts are detailed in a $203.3 billion budget that Newsom released to show his plan to close a projected $54.3 deficit that emerged since the coronavirus outbreak halted much of the state’s economic activity. Earlier this year, he had proposed a $Community college funding depends on money from Prop. 98 the education formula used to finance K-14 education. The budget estimates a $19 billion loss in Prop. 98 funding. To offset this blow, Newsom’s budget proposes cobbling together minor tax changes, federal assistance and revising pension fund contributions. The plan increases Prop. 98 funding for community colleges by $130 million.

CNN- German soccer returns but not as we know it Soccer's new look Germany's top-flight division regularly attracts an average of 43,300 people every game, but no more than 322 will be able to attend matches until the end of the season, with matches to be played behind closed doors. The select few allowed to attend games will then be split into three distinct zones -- the stadium exterior and interior as well the stands. Only 98 people (including players, coaches and referees) will be allowed around the pitch itself with a further 115 in the stands (including journalists, hygiene staff and emergency services) and 109 more outside of that (consisting mainly of security guards). A timetable will limit who is permitted into the stadium at any one time, including the staggered arrival of the teams around 90 minutes before kickoff. "The matches will feel different," said DFL CEO Christian Seifert. "After the first match-day we will all know why we prefer games with fans." "But that is the framework we have to operate in, and I expect the best possible sport within this framework." USA Today- Former Olympic soccer star Hope Solo: My dog was shot and is in critical condition Former U.S.Women's National Team goalie Hope Solo says on social media that she is "heartbroken" a day after her dog was shot. "Our magnificent dog Conan," Solo wrote on Instagram, "is in critical condition after being shot last night. It's hard news to share, but harder to make sense of such a heinous act." She posted the news as the caption of a photo of herself, her husband, former NFL player Jerramy Stevens, and her canines including Conan on the left. "Jerramy and I are shocked and heartbroken, but we want to say thank you to Wilkes Veterinary Hospital and their staff for rushing Conan into emergency care, as well as their COVID-19 care practices." WKYC.com University of Akron discontinuing men's cross country, men's golf, and women's tennis in new budget cuts The elimination of these sports, along with salary reductions for select coaches, staff position eliminations, scholarship and operating expenditure reductions will total approximately $4.4 million" the press release details. Las Cruces Sun News - New Mexico State operating budget expected to be revised The Chancellor told the regents that until the legislature acted, it was hard to tell what the affects would be, but warned that the university could face a budget deficit of $5 million depending on how much lawmakers claw back. Insidehighered.com Missouri Western State University Missouri Western cuts 30 percent of the faculty, along with programs in history, political science, sociology, economics, music and more. Of all the faculty cuts made during COVID-19 pandemic so far, those at Missouri Western State University may be the deepest. The institution is laying off 31 nontenured instructors, including some on the tenure track, at the end of this year. Twenty remaining professors will receive terminal, one-year contracts, meaning that about one-quarter of the full-time faculty will be gone by 2021. Others will take early retirement. Dozens of majors, minors and concentrations are being cut, too, including English, history, philosophy, political science, economics, sociology, Spanish, French and the arts. Sacramento Bee UC, CSU to lose 10% of state funding in new California budget proposal California’s public colleges and universities stand to lose hundreds of millions of dollars in planned funding in the state budget proposal Gov. Gavin Newsom released Thursday. The California State University and University of California budgets each would take a 10 percent cut from their planned funding. The proposal also rolls back funding for community college support services like campus food banks. The proposed funding cuts are detailed in a $203.3 billion budget that Newsom released to show his plan to close a projected $54.3 deficit that emerged since the coronavirus outbreak halted much of the state’s economic activity. Earlier this year, he had proposed a $Community college funding depends on money from Prop. 98 the education formula used to finance K-14 education. The budget estimates a $19 billion loss in Prop. 98 funding. To offset this blow, Newsom’s budget proposes cobbling together minor tax changes, federal assistance and revising pension fund contributions. The plan increases Prop. 98 funding for community colleges by $130 million.

This week Lavallee discusses Dalton to the Cowboys, U.S. Women's National Team, Alex Smith & more!

A federal district judge dismisses the U.S. Women's National Team's claim that the U.S. Soccer Federation discriminated on the basis of sex in paying women less than men for the same game. His reason may surprise you. Bill Whittle Now with Scott Ott is a production of our Members who enjoy backstage content, and exclusive features on our site to all private connections with like-minded people. Join us today at https://BillWhittle.com (Click the big green 'Become a Member' button)

Sarah Hagen a former professional footballer with Bayern Munich, FC Kansas City & the Orlando Pride. Sarah chats about her professional career, her time with the Women's National Team and how she overcame cancer while in high school.

Some very cool news over the last few days from Baseball Canada has led to this bonus episode of the #ADSPodcast. The Women's National Team award winners were unveiled late last week and we'd like to congratulate MVP Kelsey Lalor, Ashley Stephenson Award winner Amanda Asay, Futures Award winner Ellie Jespersen and Special Recognition Award winner Nicole Luchanski. You read that right: three of the four award winners are from Alberta. We caught up with Lalor and Luchanski about the honours and to catch up on what they have been up to since the last time we had them on the podcast.

Tia and Meredith start the show by discussing the 2020 summer Olympics getting postponed, along with other sporting events cancellations that hit close to home for them. They also chat about why its actually a good thing that athletes and celebs are getting tested and announcing whether or not they have symptoms. On the second half of the show, they discuss the free agency, specifically Malcolm Jenkins and how Eagles fans are coping to his move to the Buckeye-filled Saints. They then dig into the lack of recognition for some of the winningest teams in the Big Ten who happen to be women's sports, and how women's tennis, the U.S. Women's National Team, and UConn women's basketball are helping to pave the way for women athletes on all levels. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Caitlin Peluffo (Colbert) and Leif Enoksen (Bodegas across NYC) talk catch up and talk about the Women's National Team destroying in the Concacaf and in Olympic qualifying and update on the now 67 million dollar gender discrimination lawsuit against US Soccer.  Our hosts also share their battle scars and injuries from sports.  Caitlin gets beamed by a fast pitch softball and Leif almost died from ultimate frisbee...  No seriously he almost died from Ultimate Frisbee, this is not a joke...

Taylor and Travis take a long look at the US U20 women's national team ahead of the start of the 2020 CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship. They break down the roster, discuss some potential key performers, ponder coach Laura Harvey's possible tactics, and much much more. They also get into how this might be Sophia Smith's tournament and what that might mean for her career going forward.

Episode 452 Nicole Hensley is a professional women's hockey goaltender and a member of the United State's 2018 Gold Medal winning team at the Winter Olympics in South Korea.  Growing up a fan of Patrick Roy, Hensley always wanted to be a goalie and began her hockey journey when she was just a little girl.  As a member of the U.S. Women's National Team, Nicole has competed in one Olympic Winter Games (gold-2018), two International Ice Hockey Federation Women’s World Championships (gold-2016, 2017); and two Four Nations Cups (1st-2016, 2017) On this episode of the podcast, we talk to Nicole about where her love for hockey began, how she became a member of Team USA, the experience of competing in an Olympics and that moment she won a Gold Medal. Nicole's faith is strong and throughout the conversation, she talks about how the Lord has been her guide.  For more, log on to http://SportsSpectrum.com 

Oregon State star guard Mikayla Pivec joins host Nigel Burton to talk about choosing the Beavs, playing against her hero Sue Bird, and why she thinks potatoes are a vegetable.

Oregon State star guard Mikayla Pivec joins host Nigel Burton to talk about choosing the Beavs, playing against her hero Sue Bird, and why she thinks potatoes are a vegetable.

OH NO...  Its the Holiday season and our two hosts are back counting down the the top 10(ish) Women's National Team headlines.  Caitlin loves Christmas and forces it on to Leif who reluctantly gets into it...  Caitlin straight up Grinched Leif.

In this latest edition of In The Circle, we are joined by USF and USA Softball Head Coach Ken Eriksen. Below is a breakdown on some of the topics discussed: 4:58-Coach Eriksen shares the process over the last two years of building the USA Softball roster leading into the 2020 Tokyo Olympics 9:04-Sharing the process of creating an all-around team to complete for USA Softball 10:40-The biggest differences between coaching collegiately and internationally 15:33-Discussing the ability to have different coaches come through USA Softball such has Heather Tarr and Tim Walton 20:40-The lasting impact of the 2004 Olympic Team and an exciting comparison Coach Eriksen makes 30:46-How he balances his time with USA Softball along with his duties at USF 39:03-What made Coach Eriksen switch over to coaching the Women's National Team 49:55-The trust Coach Eriksen has in his USF Coaching Staff to hold down the fort when he is with USA Softball Victor joins the episode to talk about Rachel Folden being hired by the Chicago Cubs' minor league system and share news about the podcast schedule.

This week, U.S. Women's National Team soccer players Ashlyn Harris and Ali Kreeger sat down with Scarlet to talk about their fight for equal pay. Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank and its current President & COO and incoming CEO Patrik Frisk talked with Caroline about the change of guard at the sportswear brand. Marc Cooper, CEO of PJ Solomon, joined to discuss Hudson's Bay decision to go private. Then Katharina Pistor, a comparative law professor at Columbia Law School and the director of the Center on Global Legal Transformation at Columbia, came on to talk about Mark Zuckerberg's Congressional testimony and what about Libra most concerns her.

Meghan Klingenberg (@MeghanKling), U.S. Women's Soccer Star and entrepreneur joins us to discuss her soccer career at the University of North Carolina, the U.S. Women's National Team (where she was part of the 2015 Women's World Cup Champion team and the 2016 U.S. Olympic team) and the NWSL's Portland Thorns, #EqualPay for the U.S. Women's National Team, concussions in soccer, being an entrepreneur, growing up in Pittsburgh and her love of food. Meghan is an intelligent and personable athlete who shares a unique perspective during this wide-ranging interview on this week's edition of Sports Business Radio. Download the award-winning Sports Business Radio podcast on iTunes and Spotify and follow us on Twitter @SBRadio and on Instagram @SportsBusinessRadio.

In this episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast, I am speaking to High-Performance Coach at US Women's National Team, Dawn Scott. Dawn has just come off the back of winning the Women's World Cup with the US and has also been in the news due to her planning and preparation during that tournament. It was this planning and preparation that forms a large part of this discussion as you can see below in the discussion points. It was great to get Dawn on for a chat and its also fantastic to see a Brit doing so well overseas. Hope you enjoy this episode with Dawn Scott. In this episode we discussed... Who is Dawn Scott (background, education and current role) World Cup experiences What does 'high performance' look like for you and the performance team at US Soccer? Departmental goals Utilisation of data Influence down the ages Female physiology Mapping the menstrual cycle to increase performance Health screening Strength & conditioning Camps During competition/tournaments Injury risk reduction Developing an injury prevention strategy Process Outcome Dawn can be found on Twitter @dawnscott06 This episode of the Pacey Performance Podcast is sponsored by Hawkin Dynamics, the team behind the worlds only wireless force plate system. Hawkin Dynamics can be found at hawkindynamics.com and you can follow them on Twitter @hawkindynamics This episode is also sponsored by Fatigue Science. Fatigue Science combine wearable technology with biomathematical science developed by the US Army to offer fantastic insights into sleep and cognitive fatigue. Fatigue Science can be found at fatiguescience.com. This episode is also sponsored by IMeasureU. IMeasureU are a world leading inertial platform to precisely quantify body movement and workload metrics in the field. IMeasureU can be found at imeasureu.com and you can follow them on Twitter @imeasureu. This episode is also sponsored by Omegawave, the only non-invasive readiness technology to assess both brain and heart. Omegawave can be found at omegawave.com and you can follow them on Twitter @omegawave. Keep up to date with everything that is going on with the podcast by following on Twitter @strengthofsci or visiting strengthofscience.com. Enjoy PP

Sean and Jake are back with another edition of Salt City FC as they react to the news of Real Salt Lake terminating the contract of Mike Petke as head coach and installing Freddy Juarez as the interim coach for the remainder of the 2019 season. The guys then turned their attention to the weekend for the Utah Royals FC and Real Monarchs SLC as they both picked up victories on the weekend before talking about the latest news with U.S. Soccer hiring a Women's National Team hiring a general manager, what going on in Major League Soccer and the opening weekend of the 2019-20 English Premier League campaign. Finally, the podcast wrapped up with Added Time, where Jake talked about high profile move that's been reported for Inter Miami CF while Sean talked about a new clean look for Leicester City.

USA Rugby Women's XV Head Coach Rob Cain talks all things women's rugby with Matt McCarthy. From pressures of new lofty expectations, more playing time via better matches and events and the next Rugby World Cup... *Watch or download as a Podcast. Please feel free to comment below and please share with your mates! All Segments: rugbywrapup.com/category/videos/ Find All Here: -Web: http://www.RugbyWrapUp.com -Twitter: https://twitter.com/RugbyWrapUp @RugbyWrapUp, @Matt_McCarthy00, @JonnyLewisFilms, @Junoir Blaber, @JWB_RWU, @Luke Bienstock, @Ronan Nelson, @MeetTheMatts, @Declan Yeats. -Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/RugbyWrapUp -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/RugbyWrapUp -YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/RugbyWrapUp -Apple PodCasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/rugby-wrap-up/id1253199236?mt=2 #EaglesUnited #WomensEagles #WomensRugby #RugbyWrapUp

Ally Nick is the head coach of New Jersey Institute of Technology women's soccer. On this episode, Nick talks with Tamisha Hallman and Adam Dvorin about recruiting to Newark and NJIT, her experiences with the area, The U.S. Women's National Team, and soccer in the Brick City.

On this episode, Reza and I talked about the Women's National Team winning back to back World Cups. We also brought up the topic of expensive transfers in today's game, how players refuse to play to force a move out, and if youth academies are being used properly in world football.

Congrats to the Women's National Team for adding to their legacy of dominance. This week Massey and Graham wade through the dog days of summer with the most recent NBA free agency drama. And Trainor introduces NBA Jam 2019.

Michelle and Emily welcome their producer and friend, Denise Naughton, back to the podcast. (You can learn more about Denise on Season 1, Episode 21 "Good News Network".) They share a wonderful, crisp bottle of Rosé from Squadra. They share their respective 4th of July experiences. Emily is thankfully recovering from the stress and anxiety of nearly losing her little man, Iggy Pup, and her fiancé Ken in separate scary situations. Michelle spent the 4th with several Improv friends. Denise visited Fair St. Louis for a few hours. They share their reactions to the craziness in the news from the Women's National Team winning the World Cup; Title IX; the 4th of July festival in DC; teleprompter issues; Epstein's arrest; upcoming Mueller testimony; 2020 Democratic primary season; to how to survive Mercury (and five other planets!) in Retrograde. Thank you for listening and subscribing to Cliterally Speaking the Podcast. Visit our website: www.cliterallyspeakingpodcast.com Facebook: @cspeakpodcast Instagram: @cliterallyspeakingthepodcast Twitter: @cliterallyspea1 Please call our comment line: 812-727-0794 Watch our youtube channel (Cliterally Speaking the Podcast) for all the behind the scenes discussions during our recording sessions. And Subscribe, Like, Share our podcast with EVERYONE!

Max, Keith, and Eric are back and they're pulling no punches!  Max and Eric start the show by talking about the state of the season at the midseason point for MLB and what could come the rest of the regular season.  The guys then talk about the impressive showing by the U.S. Women's National Team in the Women's World Cup where they took home the Gold Medal.  Keith joins in and gives his thoughts and then our guys then move on to what happened with Kawhi Leonard, the New York Knicks, and the rest of the wild Free Agency period for the NBA.  You will enjoy this episode for sure!

The U.S. Women's National Team won its fourth World Cup in the program's history while the players raise the issue of equal pay with their male counterparts.

The U.S. Women's National Team victory parade is in New York today!A toddler's cruise ship death has been raising some questions.And, more details regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case!

In Wednesday's NESN Soccer Podcast, Marc DiBenedetto and Marcus O'Mard discuss the United States women's national team and their victory at the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup. Follow all NESN Podcasts at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/nesn/id979924226?mt=2 - USA wins record 4th Women's World Cup - On field dominance over rising Europe - Megan Rapinoe leads on field and as social activist - 2020 Tokyo Olympics next for USWNT

So many Satellite Sisters of the Week this week: We cheer the U.S. Women's National Team for their great Women's World Cup win, Coco Gauff for her Wimbledon successes and Dr. Lucy Jones, for guiding us through all of our Southern California earthquakes! Julie has the inside scoop on Geopolitical Flashpoints which she took in from a throne drinking white wine from a Presidential sippy cup. Plus she has 10 reasons you must see the movie Yesterday. Liz has a beef with a new law banning the use of the word burger to describe a veggie burger and has a new travel goal: The Statue of Liberty Museum in New York harbor.Plus, Tuesday Trends: Plogging and Voluntary Visits to Airports.Thank you for supporting today's sponsors:ZipRecuiter: www.ziprecruiter.com/sistersThirdLove Bras: www.thirdlove.com/sisters Liquid IV: www.LiquidIV.com Use promo code sistersJoybird: www.joybird.com/sistersMissed any Satellite Sisters podcast episodes? We've got more than 800 of 'em. You can always catch up on Satellite Sisters episodes you may have missed over the years. Subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher or Wondery.com. And we love when you share your favorites episodes with your own Satellite Sisters and Misters.Stitcher Premium: For ad-free versions of our show and many other great Wondery podcasts, go to www.stitcherpremium.com/wondery and use the promo code wonderyListen to Liz's workplace advice show Safe For Work and the Madam Secretary recap show Lian and Julie do called Satellite Sisters Talk TV.Follow us on @Twitter and @Instagram @satsisters. Like our Facebook Page for all our news.Join our Facebook Group to get in on the conversation.Visit our complete website satellitesisters.com.To email us, use info@satellitesisters.com

It's our fourth episode, and the U.S. Women's National Team has four stars on its shirt! This week's interview is with Kaitlin Swarts, the founder and CEO of Upper Ninety. She tells us about how she developed the soccer and educational program that is based in East Austin, and how it is changing the lives of students in the underserved communities of East Austin. Then we recap the FC Austin Elite match at Bold Stadium, and talk about the USWNT triumph and our takeaways from the 2019 Women's World Cup.

On this episode of On the Mark, Mark Carman is coming for baseball nerds and sabermetrics. (00:00-10:25) Ethan Blumenthal (@andhecanpass) has some [er, interesting?] suggestions for improving MLB's All-Star Home Run Derby. (10:25-37:40) Ashley Young (@Young_AshleyE) joins Mark for a discussion on the Women's National Team winning the World Cup. (37:40-47:00) Plus, Mark introduces a new segment called "Final Thoughts" where he weighs in on perhaps the most exciting move in NBA free agency: Kawhi to the Clippers. (47:00-49:30)