Tracking down the Philadelphia Independence
As teams in the new National Women’s Soccer League round out their rosters, we take a look at where former Philadelphia Independence players have landed.
As teams in the new National Women’s Soccer League round out their rosters, we take a look at where former Philadelphia Independence players have landed.
In the conclusion of our interview with former Philadelphia Independence midfielder Joanna Lohman, we discuss the new women’s soccer league and her organization JoLi Academy.
US Soccer president Sunil Gulati said the new 8-team league will begin play in March/April. US Soccer will run the league’s front office. The US Canadian, and Mexican federations will subsidize some player’s salaries. UPDATED
The Philadelphia Fever will be joining the new WPSL Elite League.
Update on women’s soccer news including Independence coach Paul RIley’s decision not to field a team in WPSL ELite Division, his Women’s Professional Supergroup venture, and Seattle Sounders signing Hope Solo and Sydney Leroux
Update on WPS saga. Will Independence coach Paul Riley field a team in WPSL Elite Division that includes Amy Rodriguez and Lauren Cheney? New Borislow filings show legal battle is far from over.
If, as WPS argues, there never was a settlement in place with magicJack, what about those exhibition games Borislow talked about?
Dan Borislow bears some responsibility for the leagues troubles, but the blame is not his alone.
Citing financial strain resulting from the legal battles with Dan Borislow over his Florida-based franchise, the league announced today it has canceled the 2012 season. UPDATED
WPS All-Star rosters for tonight’s game: Four Independence players made the team, but Seger will sit out due to injury.
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