The magnitude of the moment went right over Linda Dorn’s head ... quite literally. UC Santa Barbara’s All-America midfielder was left awestruck when

Hanson native Ally Sentnor added a pair of goals and Reilyn Turner scored in her debut match for the United States. Emma Sears also scored. Turner, who plays professionally for the Portland Thorns, scored in first-half stoppage time on an assist from Thorns teammate Olivia Moultrie.

UCSB’s Harder Stadium was the launch pad for the champions of the first Super Bowl and the first FIFA Women’s World Cup. In 1967, the Green Bay Packers spent a week running drills on the unfrozen turf of UCSB’s recently built football stadium before decamping to Los Angeles, where they demolished the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl I.

The U.S. women’s national soccer team will play Japan at Lumen Field on April 14, marking its first national team game in Seattle since 2017.

The assistant captain of Stanford’s women’s soccer team Sammy Smith is a dual-sport star heading to Italy in February.

Christen Press, who was honored by the U.S. women's soccer team before its win over Paraguay, is determined to be advocate for women's sports in retirement.

Qatar is reportedly interested in bidding for the January 2028 tournament. The post FIFA’s Jill Ellis Defends Potential Qatar Women’s Club World Cup: U.S. Is Anti-Gay, Too appeared first on Front Office Sports.

Northwestern women’s soccer added an important member to its coaching staff on Tuesday. It is because the head coach, Michael Moynihan, announced the hiring of Christine McBeath as the program’s newest assistant coach.