Several stars at Women's World Cup honed skills with US collegiate teams
WELLINGTON, New Zealand -- Christine Sinclair. Megan Rapinoe. Sarina Bolden.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand -- Christine Sinclair. Megan Rapinoe. Sarina Bolden.
The website Outsports, which covers the gay sports community, says there's at least 95 out LGBTQ+ athletes competing in the Women's World Cup.
Several stars at the Women's World Cup honed their skills with US collegiate teams | 2023-07-28 17:06:36
Like many players in the Women’s World Cup, all three stars built their skills at the U.S. collegiate level. Of the 736 players competing at this year’s Women’s World Cup, 137 have roots in American college-level soccer, according to the NCAA.
AUCKLAND, New Zealand (AP) — The knockout stage teams have emerged from one of the eight groups at the Women’s World Cup – Spain and Japan out of Group C