All posts tagged "Nigeria Super Falcons"

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  College Soccer

  / 1 year ago

  Deborah Abiodun to leave Pitt, signs with NWSL’s Washington Spirit

  Deborah Abiodun has forgone her remaining two years of collegiate eligibility and has signed a professional contract with the Washington Spirit,...

  By Rachael Palmer
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  Olympics

  / 1 year ago

  Early goals power Japan past Nigeria, 3-1, to end Randy Waldrum’s Super Falcons’ Olympic quest

  It wasn’t in the cards for Randy Waldrum’s Nigeria Super Falcons this time around in a major Women’s International soccer tournament,...

  By John Krysinsky
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  Olympics

  / 1 year ago

  Olympics Soccer: Randy Waldrum optimistic about Nigeria’s chances in group finale vs Japan

  The Nigeria’s women’s soccer team will conclude Group C Play at the Olympics on Wednesday, when they take on Japan. (Kickoff...

  By John Krysinsky
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  Olympics

  / 1 year ago

  Randy Waldrum’s Nigeria Super Falcons stunned by Spain’s Alexia Putellas’ late wonder strike

  By John Krysinsky
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  International soccer

  / 1 year ago

  Preview: Next Olympic challenge for Randy Waldrum’s Nigeria Super Falcons to make most of chances vs World Champion Spain

  By John Krysinsky
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  Uncategorized

  / 1 year ago

  Nunes’ brilliant strike leads Brazil to 1-0 win vs Randy Waldrum’s Nigeria Super Falcons in Olympics opener

  In a hard fought match that saw chances for either side, Brazil’s Gabi Nunes’s first half strike proved to be the...

  By John Krysinsky
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  International soccer

  / 1 year ago

  A Year of Growth for Nigeria’s ‘Kante’: Pitt’s Deborah Abiodun’s fully focused on Olympic challenge with Super Falcons

  Pitt’s Deborah Abiodun, after a year that has taken her from making her debut with Nigeria on the World Cup stage,...

  By John Krysinsky
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  Olympics

  / 2 years ago

  Sounding Off on Soccer Podcast: Pitt’s Randy Waldrum leads Nigeria’s women’s squad into Olympics

  Before Pitt’s Randy Waldrum departs Pittsburgh for the Olympics, where the veteran coach will lead Nigeria’s women’s soccer team, he sits...

  By John Krysinsky
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  International soccer

  / 2 years ago

  Randy Waldrum selects Nigeria’s women’s squad for Olympic tournament including Pitt’s Deborah Abiodun

  Pitt women’s head coach has turned his attention back to his duties as the manager of the Nigerian women’s soccer team,...

  By John Krysinsky
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  International soccer

  / 2 years ago

  Randy Waldrum ‘extremely excited’ after Nigeria women’s soccer qualified for Olympics for first time since 2008

  It will be another Summer of travel for Pitt women’s soccer Head Coach Randy Waldrum and a pair of Pitt student-athletes...

  By John Krysinsky
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  FIFA Women's World Cup

  / 2 years ago

  Heartbreak in Brisbane: Randy Waldrum’s Nigeria Super Falcons fall to England in dramatic penalty kick shootout

  In a match of high drama in Brisbane, Australia in the FIFA Women’s World Cup Round of 16, the Nigerian’s Women’s...

  By John Krysinsky
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  FIFA Women's World Cup

  / 2 years ago

  Nigeria play to scoreless draw with Ireland; Randy Waldrum’s squad advances to the knockout stage at Women’s World Cup

  The Nigerian women’s soccer team, led by University of Pittsburgh Head Coach Randy Waldrum battled the Republic of Ireland to a...

  By John Krysinsky
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  FIFA Women's World Cup

  / 2 years ago

  ‘We’re in this all together’: Randy Waldrum appreciates support for Nigerian squad at FIFA Women’s World Cup

  A few days after Nigeria’s opening match scoreless draw against Canada at the FIFA Women’s World Cup, Pitt’s Randy Waldrum, Head...

  By John Krysinsky
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  FIFA Women's World Cup

  / 3 years ago

  Randy Waldrum’s Nigeria Super Falcons battle Canada to hard-fought, scoreless draw at Women’s World Cup opener

  Lead by Pitt women’s soccer head coach Randy Waldrum, Nigeria’s Super Falcons battled FIFA 7th ranked Canada to a scoreless draw...

  By John Krysinsky
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  FIFA Women's World Cup

  / 3 years ago

  Randy Waldrum and Nigeria Super Falcons are focused on task at hand as they set to face Canada at Women’s World Cup

  By John Krysinsky