The U.S. women’s hockey team opened its Rivalry Series with Canada with a 7-2 win, its most goals scored against Canada in nine years and its largest rout of Canada in 12 years. Lacey Eden and Abbey ...

The dual national wase eligible for both countries although has already appeared for the USWNT in friendly action ...

The USWNT defeated Iceland on Thursday ... and with the World Cup held in Canada in 2015, there was a layer of pressure with such proximity to the United States. As the group met Germany in ...

Following their worst-ever finish at a Women's World Cup in the summer of 2023, this year's results promised to determine the future of the USWNT with regards to their place in the global football ...

Ajax teenager Lily Yohannes has committed to represent the U.S. women’s national team at international level. The 17-year-old ...

Without an immediate response, it was the first time the U.S. trailed at halftime since the finals of the Women's Gold Cup against Canada. Up next, the USWNT will play Wednesday against Argentina.

That is why U.S. Soccer agreed to let her finish the European season with Chelsea before joining the USWNT less than two months before the Olympics. With an Olympic gold medal in hand, Hayes is ...

Jaedyn Shaw and Sophia Smith, who have become regular scorers for the USWNT, produced the other two tallies. Another victory is expected in Nashville, but the USWNT would love to start a new clean ...

A few weeks later — and almost exactly a year after her injury — she helped the USWNT win the SheBelieves Cup with victories over Japan and Canada, then a couple of months later was named to ...

Emma Hayes wins inaugural Ballon d'Or. Prestigious title has traditionally gone to players, but they were expanded to include coaches this year ...

Less than a year into the job, United States women's national team manager Emma Hayes keeps getting trophies. On Monday, the ...

Previously, the USWNT played four games at what's now L&N Stadium between 1999-2004. It is 3-0-1 in the 502, with wins over Brazil (1999 Nike U.S. Women's Cup), Costa Rica and Canada (2000 ...