February 01, 2022
The National Women's Soccer League made history on February 1 with the creation
of the first collective bargaining agreement
[https://twitter.com/nwsl_players/status/1488326369222094850] in professional
women's soccer. The announcement came on the eve of the start of the league's
tenth preseason, ensuring
December 14, 2021
(Editor's note: Welcome to Jaiden Cirioli who will be contributing NWSL and
women's soccer columns to the Victory Press!)
The NWSL's expansion draft will take place on Thursday, December 16, during
which newcomers Angel City FC and San Diego Wave FC get to select one
July 13, 2021
I can't be the one who's struggling to separate Moultrie's NWSL career from its context and the family that surrounds her.
May 24, 2021
Per a decision handed down by the U.S. District Court in Oregon today, the
National Women's Soccer League cannot enforce its minimum age requirement to
prevent a team from signing 15-year-old midfielder Olivia Moultrie. The
temporary restraining order was obtained via a lawsuit on
April 07, 2021
I'm having a really hard time reconciling the NWSL's trans athlete policy
[https://prod-nwsl-cdn.s3.amazonaws.com/wp/uploads/2021/03/2021-NWSL-Policy-on-Transgender-Athletes.pdf]
with its self-professed trans and nonbinary inclusion. "We see you, hear you and
celebrate you," the NWSL tweeted
[https://twitter.com/NWSL/
April 03, 2021
The National Women's Soccer League released its Policy on Transgender Athletes
on March 31, 2021 -- on Trans Day of Visibility. This choice, and the policy
itself, highlight both the problem with "visibility" for its own sake and trans
inclusion policies as currently envisioned by