National Teams

Christie Rampone celebrates 300 caps in style as USWNT qualifies for World Cup

It was a night of celebration at PPL Park for a number of reasons in the CONCACAF Women's Championship, as the United States Women’s National Team celebrated another qualification for the World Cup, and their captain Christie Rampone earned her 300th cap for the senior side.

USWNT commentary: Wambach’s no Xavi, Soca Princesses no pushovers for Ellis & Co.

Jill Ellis was not joking when she said she planned on Abby Wambach taking on the No. 10 role – and that decision proved an influential one on Wednesday night as the U.S. Women's National Team struggled to dispatch the first of several Cinderellas awaiting them in the 2014 CONCACAF Women’s Championship.

Trinidad & Tobago WNT overcoming major hardship on WWC quest: ‘When our feet give out, we are going to play with our hearts’

Brian Johnson names 48-player U-14 Boys National Team roster for Oct. 11-19 camp

U.S. Under-14 Boys’ National Team head coach Brian Johnson announced a 48-player roster for an eight-day training camp from Oct. 11-19 at U.S. Soccer’s National Training Center in Carson, California.

U.S. U-23 MNT roster named for Brasilia Camp and Oct. 13 match against Brazil U-23 Team

A 21-player roster has been named for the U.S. Under-23 Men's National Team's October camp in Brasilia. The group, which is beginning its early preparations for qualification toward the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, departs for Brasilia on Thursday, Oct. 9.

SW Q&A: Julie Foudy asks, what’s happened to our women’s youth development?

U.S. women's youth national teams have endured a tough year, that has raised troubling questions about the country's developmental system. U.S. Women's National Team legend Julie Foudy was kind enough to share her observations and experiences on this matter in an in-depth conversation with SoccerWire.com.

Falling through the cracks: Ramon Martin del Campo’s unconventional soccer odyssey

Morgan Andrews speaks: Notre Dame star undeterred by U.S. U-20 World Cup snub

It was the snub that sent heads snapping across U.S. women's soccer. Last month, Notre Dame midfielder and New Hampshire native Morgan Andrews received shocking news: After years of callups and even a stint as the team's captain, she was left off the United States' final roster for the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup. This week she spoke to SoccerWire about her setback.