Abby Wambach

By , her left leg, an injury that will keep the best U.S. women's soccer player out of the Olympics. Wambach, 28, collided with Brazilian defender Andreia Rosa during the first half of a game on the night of July 16...

In leading the U.S. to the semifinals of the World Cup, Abby Wambach has netted goals every way possible. Just ask the bruising forward about it (or anything else)

With the announcement this month that funding is in place, a women's pro league is expected to begin play in 2009, which will be a mixed blessing for U.S. soccer. While it will give under-the-radar players a chance...

A year out from World Cup 2007, the U.S. women's team is younger, more creative--and as brash as ever

Resigned Abruptly last week, U.S. women's soccer coach, April Heinrichs (inset). Her departure comes as the women's game has reached a crossroads. After sending off retirees Mia Hamm, Julie Foudy and Joy Fawcett with...