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What a year. What a season. What extraordinary history.
A few years after the Women's United Soccer Association folded, Women's Professional Soccer picked up the pieces.
Seven teams from seven different cities made a commitment to rekindle the dream to develop the women's game in a country with a tradition of producing some the of the best players in the world.
The journey to this championship started on a late March afternoon in Los Angeles, and the journey ended o
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We have come to the end of the 2009 Women's Professional Soccer season, and we see Sky Blue FC clinch the final postseason berth. This year has been full of extraordinary everything: goals, saves, and skill all around. I am glad to have been a part of witnessing it, as you are.
As more history is made before our eyes this weekend, we take a look at the penultimate edition of the Power Rankings for this inaugural season.
1. ST. LOUIS ATHLETICA
Hope S
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The Los Angeles Sol can now claim the honor of being the first team in Women's Professional Soccer history to have beaten each of its opponents at least once.
Down 1-0 and the lack of form rearing its ugly head yet again, manager Abner Rogers went forward to bring in Camille Abily. Thanks to her presence, a Marta equalizer and a stoppage-time penalty by team captain Shannon Boxx was all the Sol needed to claim a 2-1 victory over the Boston Breakers at Harvard Stadium.
With t
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T-31 minutes to kickoff: It's been quite a year in this inagural Women's Professional Soccer season. But today, the regular season ends.
This match featuring the Los Angeles Sol and Boston Breakers is ther penultimate contest; the last one to cap off the season will pit Fc Gold Pride against this year's Super Semi hosts, St. Louis Athletica.
Los Angeles will look to grab their first win of the season against the Breakers. They have been in disappointing form late in the past
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The Los Angeles Sol are indeed beatable. Just ask the Chicago Red Stars, who give their home fans something to be happy about with one week of games in the regular season remaining. St. Louis returns to the top spot in this week's rankings.
Let's go right ahead and dissect the list for wonderful Week 19, which will see the European players take the rest of the season off for Women's Euro 2009.
1. St. Louis Athletica
It was a super Saturday for Athle
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With the Los Angeles Sol clinching the WPS Regular Season championship, the race for the remaining three playoff spots sees Chicago and FC Gold Pride drop out.
So let's take a look at the rankings this week, while I cry in my birch beer after the USA men suffered their second-straight second-half pratfall in an international championship match.
1. LOS ANGELES SOL
Abner Rogers's Sol didn't clinch the WPS Regular Season trophy on Wednesday, but they g
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As the Los Angeles Sol prepares for its three-game road trip and its counterpart, the LA Galaxy, plays AC Milan to a 2-2 draw, the Boston Breakers retake the top spot in this week's WPS Power Rankings. Could the Sol make a run and finish second?
Let's take a look and find out.
1. Boston Breakers
Returning to the top spot this week is Tony DiCicco's Boston Breakers. A key pair of victories this week have paced Boston to second in the WPS standings
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In this week's edition of the 2009 WPS Power Rankings, we come to the conclusion that any fortress can be breached, so long as you play like a tired, exhausted shell of yourself.
Just ask the team that dropped to second in our Power Rankings, the Los Angeles Sol.
Meanwhile, the hopes of the other teams below LA begin to flicker, so let's take a look.
1. ST. LOUIS ATHLETICA
Jorge Barcellos got the breakthrough victory he needed from his club
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In a league like the WPS, we hold these truths to be self-evident: that all footballers are created equal, that they are endowed by the footballing gods that be with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of postseason happiness.
As the Los Angeles Sol perch on the doorstep of winning the Women's Professional Soccer regular season championship, the teams below jostle for the other three playoff spots up for grabs.
Without fur
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Plenty of action this week in Women's Professional Soccer. By the way, a Happy Independence Day to you all. Even though this article is posted beforehand, I believe that coming prepared for what will happen in the future is key to surviving the cruel realities of the present.
Now, it's no surprise who is first this week.
I mean, do we even need to figure it out? All right, I have been drinking a little too much of that tonic the touters on Fox Soccer Channel call 5-Hour Ene
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All seven teams in Women's Professional Soccer were in action over the past week. And when all team are in action, we have movers and shakers about in this week's edition.
Let's take a look.
1. LOS ANGELES SOL
This week, Abner Rogers's Sol claim the number one spot once again. It must be the fact that they are only playing one match over this weekend, against a FC Gold Pride team that they took care of easily 2-0.
Who else than Camille Abil
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St. Louis Athletica takes the top spot in this week's WPS Power Rankings. Jorge Barcellos's team is making a strong case for the postseason, while the Los Angeles Sol find things a bit slippery in Piscataway.
And it's on to this week's rankings. Let's take a look.
1. ST. LOUIS ATHLETICA
Eniola Aluko scored the only goal of the weekend's set of matches in a 1-0 victory over the Boston Breakers on the road at Harvard Stadium.
Aluko's goal in the 43rd
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