WPS Releases 2010 WPS Season Schedule
by No Author Listed (Press Release | Women's Professional Soccer - February 18)
In 2010, WPS will expand to a 24-game regular season schedule in which each of the eight WPS teams will host 12 home games and play the other seven teams in the league three or four times each based mostly on regional rivalries. more details | go to article

Athletica Strengthens Midfield With Additions Of Boxx And Miyama
by Dan Lauletta (Article | Women's Professional Soccer - February 12)
When Shannon Boxx heard Saint Louis Athletica had traded up to secure the first pick in the dispersal draft of Los Angeles Sol players, one thought came to mind. “All along I thought the pick was Marta. I mean that’s obvious.” more details | go to article

Former Sol Players Look To New Horizons
by Dan Lauletta (Profile/Interview | Women's Professional Soccer - February 5)
Karina LeBlanc laughed and said she never expected to find herself part of a soccer draft in which she would be selected ahead of Marta. Brittany Bock laughed when reminded of a conference call nearly a year ago when she was mostly ignored by reporters who preferred querying Marta and head coach Abner Rogers. more details | go to article

Shannon Boxx Goes First, Marta Third In La Sol Dispersal Draft
by No Author Listed (Press Release | Women's Professional Soccer - February 4)
Saint Louis Athletica, which traded several players to the Atlanta Beat to gain the first pick in the dispersal draft used its selection to draft WPS All-Star Shannon Boxx, the Sol’s captain and one of the world’s best holding midfielders. With the second selection, the Philadelphia Independence then selected goalkeeper Karina LeBlanc, who led the league in shutouts in 2009 with 12 clean sheets. more details | go to article

Dispersing Draft Theories
by Dan Lauletta (Analysis | Women's Professional Soccer - February 3)
So with everything up in the air and some of the best players in the world up for grabs, here is a look at how Thursday’s Dispersal Draft might turn out—although it will probably wind up much different than this. more details | go to article

Assessing The College Cup
by Dan Lauletta (Analysis | Women's Professional Soccer - December 9)
Four years ago, North Carolina coach Anson Dorrance brought one of his most talented freshman classes to the storied sidelines at Fetzer Field. Sunday they rode off into the sunset—raindrops in this particular case—with their third national championship and second in a row. Never did they arrive at the NCAA tournament undefeated, but they won all three titles at the expense of unbeaten sides, culminating their stay at Chapel Hill with a 1-0 victory over Stanford in College Station, Texas. more details | go to article

Women's Professional Soccer Finalizes Philadelphia As Eighth WPS Franchise For 2010; Announces Ownership Group
by No Author Listed (Press Release | Women's Professional Soccer - March 17)
Women’s Professional Soccer today announced that its Board of Governors has approved awarding its eighth franchise to the Philadelphia ownership group, Philadelphia Women’s Pro Soccer LLC, led by David Halstead and Matthew Driver, which will begin play in the 2010 WPS Season. Philadelphia, joining in on the Inaugural Season festivities, will reveal its team name at a special downtown ceremony in April 2009. more details | go to article

Huffman, Singer, Gilbeau And Eyorokon Sign With Freedom
by No Author Listed (Press Release | Women's Professional Soccer - February 26)
The Washington Freedom announced today midfielder Sarah Huffman, defender Alex Singer, defender/midfielder Jill Gilbeau and midfielder/forward Parrissa Eyorokon have each signed contracts with the club. more details | go to article