Women's Soccer

With the FIFA Women’s World Cup drawing close, we take a look at the top five contenders to win in 2015.

Female international players including Abby Wambach and Alex Morgan have decided to drop their lawsuit against FIFA, but at what cost?

The rise of American soccer star Alex Morgan from unknown to icon begins years ago, as she grew up watching Mia Hamm and Brandi Chastian win gold.

She’s got over 40,000 Instagram followers, and not a bikini pic in sight. Lisa Zimouche is not just a baller, she’s someone you need to pay attention to.

Genevieve Anenma was forced to strip naked in order to prove she is a woman. Here's why we all should take accountability for the culture that allows this to happen.

You won’t believe how good one inch Lego figurines are at banging Gs in this video montage of the Puskas Award finalists

United States Women's National Team star Alex Morgan tied the knot on New Year's Eve. These photos take you inside the wedding.

The USWNT's game against Argentina was postponed by a storm, so they decided to have a game of soccer tennis.

The United States Women’s National Team has been drawn into Group D for the Women’s World Cup in Canada this summer, the hardest group of the entire competition. Followers of the United States Men’s National Team will remember the U.S. being drawn into a similar "Group of Death" in Brazil. This time, however, things are a bit different. 

Florida State women’s soccer coach Mark Krikorian has a nickname for Jamia Fields. It’s “Ms. November-December,” and rightly so. The Senior from Alta Loma, California scored all four of her goals this year after the regular season, but none was more important than her 83rd-minute championship-clinching goal on Sunday against ACC rival Virginia. Fields has 14 career goals with eight of them coming in the postseason. Talk about clutch.