Finding the Best Markets for Major League Women's Soccer

By John Howell (Photo: Victor Decolongon/Getty Images)

The Death of the WPS Brand as Women's Professional Soccer Lives on in New York

by John Howell

Thursday, Women's Professional Soccer—the league, the brand—was taken off life support and pronounced dead. Meanwhile most of the U.S... Read More »
Flash Dominate in WPSL Elite Debut, but Is This Major League?

by John Howell

Imagine, hard as it might be, that Major League Baseball folded. There are two clubs, last year’s Series champs and another playoff team that have survived. These two join the International League... Read More »
WPS 2012 Preview: Executives Discuss League Expansion, Future of WNY Flash

by John Howell

WPS will play with five clubs if necessary, announced Jennifer O'Sullivan, new CEO of Women's Professional Soccer, at a press conference held at Sahlen's Sports Park, headquarters of the World Champion women's club team, Western New York Flash ... Read More »
How Will WPS, Hope Solo, Abby Wambach, Rapinoe & All Continue Without MagicJack?

by John Howell

In a two-sentence press release earlier today (Oct. 27, 2011) Women's Professional Soccer announced their decision to terminate the magicJack franchise. For those who don't know, magicJack is the former Washington Freedom franchise... Read More »