There's been a lot of turnover at ESPN over the last few years, and one of the network's longest-tenured analysts is reportedly the next talent to leave. According to Ryan Glasspiegel and Michael ...

Catching up with USA soccer legends Julie Foudy and Abby Wambach right after a golf outing conjures up the kind of banter the duo is known for on their podcast Welcome To The Party. Especially on a ...

Retired U.S. women’s soccer icon, two-time World Cup champ, two-time Olympic gold medalist and current ESPN analyst Julie Foudy kicks around some Women’s World Cup Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.

A fun time was had by all at the Little League World Series, especially Julie Foudy as she sled down the hill in a cardboard rocketship. The Little League World Series is all about children having fun ...

We waited our whole lives for this moment — the first Women’s World Cup to be held on American soil — and we wanted to set a standard, a benchmark for every World Cup to follow. We wanted big stadiums ...

"And that really is the key moving forward for women's soccer to make it in this country over the long term. It needs a group of owners who want to do it because it makes sense financially and they ...

Two-time World Cup champion Julie Foudy says it's time women's sports media rights stop being undervalued. Those in and around soccer are more than bullish about the sport’s growth and potential in ...

The U.S. Women’s Soccer National Team had gone more than five years without a loss. That changed on Wednesday night with a stunning loss to Sweden in the first match of group play in the Tokyo ...

Former USWNT captain Julie Foudy thinks women's sports have reached "a tipping point." No longer do women athletes need to "shut up and be grateful," the 1999 World Cup champion says. Foudy spoke with ...

We waited our whole lives for this moment — the first Women’s World Cup to be held on American soil — and we wanted to set a standard, a benchmark for every World Cup to follow. We wanted big stadiums ...