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W-LEAGUE: Results (May 26-30)

USL W-LEAGUE May 26 Denver Lady Cougars 0 Fort Collins Force 0 May 27 Detroit Jaguars 3 (Therese Heaton 26, 55, Wilson 30) West Michigan Edge 0 May 28 Bradenton Athletics 1 (Schuetz 72) Charlotte Lady Eagles 7 (Murphy 25, 39, 52, Steinmann 45, 70, 77, Hollenbeck 62) Mile High Mustangs 3 (Antongiovanni pen. 31, […]

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U.S. WOMEN ABROAD (May 28-31): Solo sideined for Swedish showdown

Goalkeeper Hope Solo, on a two-week trial at the U.S. womenÆs national teamÆs Olympic Residency in Southern California, will miss Kopparbergs/GoteborgÆs vital Memorial Day clash with Malmo FF. Solo, a former University of Washington All-American who played last season for the WUSAÆs Philadelphia Charge, has five shutouts in six Swedish League matches to lead surprising […]

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MLS Results for May 29-30

May 29 in Foxboro, Mass. New England 0 DC United 1. Goal: own goal 5. New England – Reis, Heaps, Joseph, Kamler, Leonard, Ralston, Dempsey, Franchino, Cancela (Brillant, 46), Twellman (Dorman, 70), Noonan. DC United – Perkins, Prideaux, Convey (Ara, 89), Petke, Namoff (Stokes, 46), Stewart, Carroll, Olsen, Gros, Adu (Eskandarian, 56), Cerritos. Yellow Cards: […]

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U.S. WOMEN ABROAD (May 28-30): Medals for Augustyniaks: Turbine Potsdam whips FFC Frankfurt in German Cup final

FFC Turbine Potsdam won its first trophy Saturday, dominating FFC Frankfurt, 3-0, in the German WomenÆs Cup final before 30,000 spectators at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. Conny Pohlers, Jennifer Zietz and Anja Mittag scored goals as Turbine pried off FrankfurtÆs five-year hold on the DFB-Pokal Frauen with a dominant showing from start to finish. […]

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U.S. U-19 WOMEN: Dominican Republic is first foe at CONCACAF tournament

The U.S. under-19 womenÆs national team begins defense of its 2002 world title on Friday when it opens the CONCACAF qualifying tournament for next fallÆs championships against the Dominican Republic in Ottawa. The Americans, guided by former Philadelphia Charge coach Mark Krikorian and featuring four players from the 2002 squad, is an overwhelming favorite to […]

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U.S. WOMEN ABROAD (May 25-26): Venus James, Denise Reddy score in Swedish showdown

Venus James scored again Tuesday, but Djurgarden/Alvsjo fell off the Swedish League lead thanks to a strike from Malmo FFÆs American, defender Denise Reddy. Former Rutgers University star ReddyÆs first goal of the season, from a Malin Andersson cross two minutes into the second half, proved decisive in a 1-1 draw that dropped Djurgarden/Alvsjo (5-0-1) […]

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WPSL results (May 21-23)

WOMEN'S PREMIER SOCCER LEAGUE May 21 Houston Stars 7 (Garcia 21, 58, C.Berend 26, Zygmontowicz 47, E.Smith 59, Lebherz 81, Prewitt 86) Houston Select 0 Las Vegas Tabagators 1 (Bascones 79) New England Mutiny 5 (Monroe 6, Stone 15, Spinelli 49, Pineda 60, Leduc pen. 78) May 22 Denver Diamonds 4 (F.Munnelly 18, 70 72, […]

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U.S. WOMEN ABROAD (May 23-25): American showdown in Sweden; three Yanks in Iceland

Americans Venus James and Denise Reddy tangle Tuesday as the sixth round of Swedish League play closes with two of the top Damallsvenskan clubs in a showdown. Defending champion Djurgarden/Alvsjo (5-0-0), with former WUSA midfielder James, visits Malmo FF (3-1-1), with former Rutgers University standout Reddy, needing a victory to keep pace with first-place Umea […]

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W-LEAGUE: Results (May 21-23)

May 21 Bradenton Athletics 3 (Probst 7, McCabe 30, Randazzo 52) Northern Virginia Majestics 1 (Jimenez 12) Richmond Kickers Dynamo 2 (Parsons 40, 88) Carolina Dynamo Women 0 Cincinnati Ladyhawks 1 (Gaylor 54) Cleveland Internationals Women 3 (Weiss 41, Schwager pen. 90, Rostedt 90) Western Mass Lady Pioneers 7 (Lindner 5. 26, 61, Leone 10, […]

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