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WPS wrap: Sol closing in on regular season title (Jun 30, 2009 05:26 GMT)
WPS Week 14 ended with the Los Angeles Sol further extending their lead in the WPS Standings to 16 points
Purdy: Q&A with Tonya Antonucci (Jun 26, 2009 17:24 GMT)
Women's Professional Soccer is off to a promising start. Jacqueline Purdy spoke with WPS commissioner Tonya Antonucci to get her thoughts.
WPS wrap: Sol extend WPS lead to 12 points (Jun 22, 2009 07:00 GMT)
In WPS Week 13, the Los Angeles Sol extended their lead to 12 points in the WPS Standings with another shutout and another victory in the California derby over FC Gold Pride, 2-0.
Atlanta Beat to begin play in 2010 in WPS (Jun 18, 2009 07:00 GMT)
The Atlanta Beat has a new life, this time as a Women's Professional Soccer team.
Purdy: Race for individual awards in WPS heats up (Jun 17, 2009 07:00 GMT)
At the halfway point of the WPS season, the race for individual honors is heating up, writes Jacqueline Purdy.
WPS wrap: Athletica move into second (Jun 16, 2009 07:00 GMT)
The Saint Louis Athletica were the biggest movers in Week 12 of WPS as they catapulted into second in the WPS Standings for the first time this season
Purdy: Sol continue to soar behind the play of Marta and Abily (Jun 10, 2009 07:00 GMT)
Behind the play of Camille Abily and Marta, the Los Angeles Sol have been the dominant team in WPS, writes Jacqueline Purdy.
WPS wrap: Sol opens gap on Freedom (Jun 8, 2009 07:00 GMT)
The Los Angeles Sol began the second half of the season just as they began the first half with a victory over the Washington Freedom.
Purdy: Smith's knee injury not as bad as originally feared (Jun 3, 2009 07:00 GMT)
With Kelly Smith's injury not as serious as first feared, Boston breathed a sigh of relief, writes Jacqueline Purdy.
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WPS wrap: Sol closing in on regular season title (Jun 30, 2009 05:26 GMT)
WPS Week 14 ended with the Los Angeles Sol further extending their lead in the WPS Standings to 16 points
Purdy: Q&A with Tonya Antonucci (Jun 26, 2009 17:24 GMT)
Women's Professional Soccer is off to a promising start. Jacqueline Purdy spoke with WPS commissioner Tonya Antonucci to get her thoughts.
WPS wrap: Sol extend WPS lead to 12 points (Jun 22, 2009 07:00 GMT)
In WPS Week 13, the Los Angeles Sol extended their lead to 12 points in the WPS Standings with another shutout and another victory in the California derby over FC Gold Pride, 2-0.
Atlanta Beat to begin play in 2010 in WPS (Jun 18, 2009 07:00 GMT)
The Atlanta Beat has a new life, this time as a Women's Professional Soccer team.
Purdy: Race for individual awards in WPS heats up (Jun 17, 2009 07:00 GMT)
At the halfway point of the WPS season, the race for individual honors is heating up, writes Jacqueline Purdy.
WPS wrap: Athletica move into second (Jun 16, 2009 07:00 GMT)
The Saint Louis Athletica were the biggest movers in Week 12 of WPS as they catapulted into second in the WPS Standings for the first time this season
Purdy: Sol continue to soar behind the play of Marta and Abily (Jun 10, 2009 07:00 GMT)
Behind the play of Camille Abily and Marta, the Los Angeles Sol have been the dominant team in WPS, writes Jacqueline Purdy.
WPS wrap: Sol opens gap on Freedom (Jun 8, 2009 07:00 GMT)
The Los Angeles Sol began the second half of the season just as they began the first half with a victory over the Washington Freedom.
Purdy: Smith's knee injury not as bad as originally feared (Jun 3, 2009 07:00 GMT)
With Kelly Smith's injury not as serious as first feared, Boston breathed a sigh of relief, writes Jacqueline Purdy.
