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Motivated by former generations and bolstered by their own athletic triumphs, these nine leaders are today’s inspiring, influential voices advancing the women’s equality efforts that the 1972 statute set in motion.

The 23-year-old midfielder earned her first call-up with the USWNT ahead of the Concacaf W Championship in July.

Portland’s Olivia Moultrie made history on Sunday night by becoming the youngest National Women’s Soccer League goalscorer in history

The 16-year-old found the back of the net late in Portland’s 4–0 victory over Houston.

Amanda Cromwell and first assistant coach Sam Greene will temporarily be away from the team pending the results of the investigation.

Zach Ertz announced his wife is pregnant with their first child. Watt announced the same thing this week.

We all want better officiating. But it’s tough for referees to develop when abuse from players and spectators hound them out of the game

SAN DIEGO — It was a big week for women's soccer in the United States.

U.S. Soccer has agreed to separative collective bargaining agreements with its men's and women's national teams that will guarantee equal pay for players on both sides, likely ending the six-year legal fight between the women's squad and the federation over salaries and working conditions.