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Pro Women's Soccer '12: National No-Shows, Refugee Players and an Ad-Hoc League
Believe it or not, at the beginning of 2012, Women's Professional Soccer still existed. A draft was held. Permission was obtained from U.S. Soccer Federation to hold a season with only five clubs...
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WNY Flash One Game Away from 3-Peat as They Advance to WPSL Elite Finals
The Western New York Flash of the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) Elite came from behind to defeat the NY Fury 2-1 in the semifinal on July 25 at Sahlen’s Stadium...
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Adriana Is the New Marta, McCall Is the New Wambach, but WPSL Is Not the New WPS
It could have been much worse for the Chesapeake Charge, on their first visit to Sahlen's Stadium, home of the champions without a league—the Western New York Flash ...
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After Marta, Christine Sinclair, Alex Morgan & WPS, WNY Flash Search for Meaning
You could say that in the world of women's professional soccer, the Western New York Flash has been looking for itself after the end of history. They've now completed six games in what seems like a zombie season...
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Creative Business Models That Can Work for Major League Women's Soccer in USA
Part Five in the Series: How Major League Women’s Soccer Can Work in the U.S. If there's one thing we've learned from two failed attempts at major league soccer for women ...
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Finding the Best Markets for Major League Women's Soccer
Part Two in the Series: How Major League Women’s Soccer Can Work in the U.S. The reason two major leagues for professional women’s soccer have failed in the past ten ...
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The Death of the WPS Brand as Women's Professional Soccer Lives on in New York
Thursday, Women's Professional Soccer—the league, the brand—was taken off life support and pronounced dead. Meanwhile most of the U.S...
