All posts tagged "Women’s World Cup"

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  Women in Soccer

  / 2 years ago

  Lessons in inequities, infantilizing and impropriety that far surpass sport

  By Pittsburgh Soccer Now
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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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  Podcasts

  / 2 years ago

  Sounding Off on Soccer Podcast: Randy Waldrum’s Nigerian challenge, USWNT and more on Women’s World Cup with Rachael Kriger; plus Steel City FC’s Nicky Kolarac

  In the latest edition of Sounding Off on Soccer with Pittsburgh Soccer Now’s John Krysinsky, two guests join the pod, PSN...

  By John Krysinsky
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  Women in Soccer

  / 2 years ago

  Column: Randy Waldrum, Nigerian women’s soccer players are ‘fighting for what’s right’

  By John Krysinsky
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  College Soccer

  / 6 years ago

  Seeing former players at Women’s World Cup ‘rewarding’ for Pitt’s Waldrum

  By John Krysinsky
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  USWNT

  / 7 years ago

  Opinion: To the dismay of some, USWNT can celebrate as much as they want

  By Ed Rosensteel
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  Uncategorized

  / 10 years ago

  LOUISVILLE CITY CRASHES PITTSBURGH'S SOCCER PARTY

  Game Box Score – Louisville City 2 Pittsburgh Riverhounds 1 The Pittsburgh Riverhounds lost their second consecutive game, 2-1, to Louisville...

  By John Krysinsky

• USWNT

  / 10 years ago

  COVER GIRLS: Klingenberg, U.S. Women's Soccer Team Seize The Spotlight

  A Pittsburgh-area athlete graced the cover of Sports Illustrated today. It wasn’t a Steeler, a Penguin or a Pirate. It wasn’t...

  By John Krysinsky

• USWNT

  / 10 years ago

  ANALYSIS: US, Klingenberg Seek Redemption, Record Third World Cup Title

  By John Krysinsky
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  Uncategorized

  / 11 years ago

  Klingenberg's Save Helps Keep U.S. On Top of Group In Women's World Cup.

  Move over Frank Pietrangelo – former Pittsburgh Penguins back-up goalie, who made “The Save” that’s most remembered in Pittsburgh sports lore...

  By John Krysinsky