Highlighting the top players across the NWSL week in and week out. See who are regarded as the top players from this past week

A weekly series where each article breaks down the NWSL and the players who had the top performances for their clubs the past week.

A weekly series where each article breaks down the NWSL and the players who had the top performances for their clubs the past week.

A weekly series looking at top players in the NWSL who you did not seeing playing in the Women’s World Cup. This week we focus on Megan Oyster.

A weekly series where each article breaks down the NWSL and the players who had the top performances for their clubs the past week.

A weekly series looking at top players in the NWSL who you did not seeing playing in the Women’s World Cup. This week we focus on Aubrey Bledsoe.

A weekly series looking at top players in the NWSL who you did not seeing playing in the Women’s World Cup. This week we focus on Yuki Nagasato.

The two time World Cup winning coach, Jill Ellis, will step down as the head coach of USWNT in October.

A weekly series looking at top players in the NWSL who you did not seeing playing in the Women’s World Cup. This week we focus on Lynn Williams.

The Women’s World Cup may be over, but your favorite players will be playing games all across the US this fall and summer.

The United States beat the Netherlands 2-0 to defend their World Cup title and win their fourth overall to showing their domination in women’s soccer.

Sweden is able to capture the bronze at the Women’s World Cup and send England home wishing they had played a better complete game.

A preivew of the upcoming Women’s World Cup Final between the Netherlands and the United States. Covered is a preview of each team and a final prediction.

The Women’s World Cup Final is set with the Netherlands advancing to face the United States on July 7th in Lyon.

The United States advance to their Fifth World Cup Final while England fall in the semifinals for the second World Cup in a row.

Each team heading into the Women’s World Cup Semifinal have their own style and own path of getting to the final four. A closer look at the semifinal games.

Sweden advances to the Women’s World Cup semifinals with a surprise victory over tournament favorites, Germany, by a score of 2-1.

The Netherlands beat Italy 2-0 to advance to their first ever semifinal, cementing they are a top team in the women’s game.

The United States continue their quest to repeat as Women’s World Cup Champions. They defeated a very tough France team to move onto the semifinals.

England dominated Norway with a commanding 3-0 victory and advancing to the semifinals for the second straight Women’s World Cup.