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sports1 year ago

Chawinga Shines as KC Current Advances to NWSL Semifinals

Temwa Chawinga's goal secured a 1-0 victory for the Kansas City Current over the North Carolina Courage in the NWSL quarterfinals, despite Chawinga facing aggressive play from opponents. Current coach Vlatko Andonovski criticized the lack of protection for Chawinga, who was frequently targeted during the match. The win advances Kansas City to the semifinals against the Orlando Pride. Chawinga, who broke the NWSL single-season scoring record, was instrumental in the victory despite a recent knee injury.

via ESPN|
#kansas-city-current#north-carolina-courage#nwsl
sports1 year ago

"Revitalized USWNT: A New Teen Star and High-Octane Press Bring Fun Back"

The USWNT is experiencing a resurgence of excitement and energy, with 19-year-old Jaedyn Shaw making history by becoming the first player to score in each of her first five USWNT starts. After a period of uninspiring performances, the team's recent victory in the SheBelieves Cup semifinal showcased a high-octane press and a vibrant display of attacking talent, signaling a departure from their earlier struggles and a return to their aggressive and dominant style of play.

via Yahoo Sports|
#jaedyn-shaw#shebelieves-cup#soccer
sports1 year ago

"Record-Breaking Season Opener: KC Current's Stadium Debut and Youngest NWSL Goalscorer"

The Kansas City Current celebrated the grand opening of CPKC Stadium with a thrilling 5-4 victory over the Portland Thorns in a match that tied a National Women's Soccer League record for most total goals. The sellout crowd of 11,500 fans marked the start of a new era for the team and the league, with the stadium being the first built specifically for an NWSL team. The privately funded $120 million stadium and $18 million training center demonstrate the team's unprecedented investment in facilities for women's soccer, drawing praise from NWSL commissioner Jessica Berman. The historic day also saw the return of former U.S. women's national team head coach Vlatko Andonovski to the NWSL, who emphasized the game-changing impact of the new stadium on women's soccer.

via ESPN|
#cpkc-stadium#kansas-city-current#nwsl
sports1 year ago

"Kansas City Current's Historic Home Opener: A 5-4 Victory and Youngest NWSL Goalscorer"

In the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) season opener, Kansas City Current defeated Portland Thorns FC 5-4 in a thrilling game at their new stadium, CPKC Stadium. Vanessa DiBernardo and rookie Ellie Wheeler scored early goals for Kansas City, while Bia Zaneratto, Kristen Hamilton, and 16-year-old Alex Pfeiffer also found the net. Despite a late rally from Portland, the Current held on for the win. The game marked the first NWSL match broadcast on ABC as part of the league's new media rights deal, and it was a sellout at the 11,500-seat stadium. Vlatko Andonovski, the former U.S. national team coach, secured his first win as the Current's coach, with support from owners Brittany and Patrick Mahomes.

via ESPN|
#kansas-city-current#nwsl#portland-thorns-fc
sports2 years ago

Vlatko Andonovski to Coach KC Current in NWSL Return

Former USA women's national team head coach Vlatko Andonovski is set to become the new head coach and sporting director for the Kansas City Current, according to multiple reports. The team confirmed that interim head coach Caroline Sjöblom will not return in 2024. Andonovski, who has deep ties to the Kansas City area, previously coached FC Kansas City and led them to back-to-back NWSL championships. He also led OL Reign to consecutive NWSL semifinal finishes. The 47-year-old recently resigned from his position with the USWNT after their underperformance in the 2023 Women's World Cup. Andonovski will now take charge of the Current as they move into their new stadium, CPKC Stadium.

via WDAF FOX4 Kansas City|
#coaching#kansas-city-current#nwsl
sports2 years ago

USWNT Manager Vlatko Andonovski Steps Down, Who Will Take the Reins?

Vlatko Andonovski has officially stepped down as head coach of the USWNT, and Twila Kilgore will serve as interim coach for now. US Soccer has not provided details on the rest of the coaching staff or the timeline and process for finding a new head coach. Matt Crocker, the sporting director, will lead the search, but there is no mention of Kate Markgraf, the general manager. US Soccer has not shared its strategic outlook for the women's program, leaving questions about investment in player development, talent identification, coaching education, and more. The federation has upcoming deadlines for providing clarity, including two friendlies in September and the Olympics next year.

via The Athletic|
#coaching-search#sports#strategic-outlook
sports2 years ago

"Twila Kilgore appointed interim coach for USWNT as search for permanent replacement begins"

Twila Kilgore has been appointed as the interim coach for the U.S. women's national soccer team following the resignation of coach Vlatko Andonovski. Kilgore, the first American-born woman to earn U.S. Soccer's top-level Pro License, will lead the team while a search for a permanent coach is conducted. Andonovski's resignation comes after the United States' disappointing performance in the Women's World Cup and a bronze medal finish at the Tokyo Olympics. The U.S. Soccer Federation will be conducting a thorough analysis of the women's program to ensure future competitiveness.

via ABC News|
#interim-coach#sports#twila-kilgore
sports2 years ago

Twila Kilgore takes over as interim USWNT coach following Andonovski's departure

Twila Kilgore has been named interim coach of the U.S. women’s national soccer team, replacing Vlatko Andonovski, who stepped down after the team's disappointing performance in the World Cup. Kilgore, who served on Andonovski’s staff, will guide the team in upcoming friendlies against South Africa, and could remain in charge until a permanent replacement is found. The U.S. Soccer Federation is evaluating the direction of the women's program, and a global coaching search is expected to take place. The top target, England's Sarina Wiegman, is unlikely to be available. The U.S. team, historically successful, has faced challenges in recent tournaments, and Andonovski's contract was set to expire at the end of the year.

via The Washington Post|
#coaching#sports#twila-kilgore
sports2 years ago

"Vlatko Andonovski's Departure Marks a New Era for US Women's National Team"

Vlatko Andonovski has stepped down as the head coach of the U.S. Women's National Team (USWNT) by mutual agreement with U.S. Soccer. Sporting Director Matt Crocker will lead the search for a new head coach, while Twila Kilgore has been named as the interim coach. Andonovski expressed gratitude for the opportunity to coach the team and optimism for its future. U.S. Soccer is implementing a comprehensive approach to ensure continued success for the women's program, with a focus on evolving and innovating.

via U.S. Soccer|
#coaching#interim-coach#resignation
sports2 years ago

Vlatko Andonovski Resigns as USWNT Coach Following World Cup Exit

Vlatko Andonovski has resigned as the coach of the US women's national team following their early exit from the Women's World Cup. The Americans struggled throughout the tournament, scoring only four goals and ultimately losing on penalties to Sweden in the round of 16. Andonovski, who took over from Jill Ellis in 2019, finished with a record of 51-5-9 during his tenure. The United States also had a disappointing bronze medal finish at the Tokyo Olympics. The search for a replacement will begin soon, with the team already qualified for the 2024 Olympics in France.

via The Guardian|
#coaching#resignation#sports
sports2 years ago

"Analyzing the Contenders for the Next U.S. Women's Soccer Coach"

After the US women's soccer team's disappointing performance in the recent World Cup, Vlatko Andonovski's future as the team's manager is uncertain. Possible replacements include Sarina Wiegman, the current manager of England's national team, and Laura Harvey, the coach of OL Reign. Other candidates on the shortlist include Tony Gustavsson, the Australian coach, Casey Stoney, former captain of the English national team, and longshots Margueritte Aozasa, Jitka Klimkova, and Jill Ellis. The decision on Andonovski's future and a potential replacement could be announced soon.

via Yahoo Sports|
#coaching#laura-harvey#sarina-wiegman
sports2 years ago

"Exploring the Best Replacements for USWNT Coach Vlatko Andonovski"

After the disappointing performance of the US women's national team (USWNT) at the Olympics and the ongoing struggles at the 2023 World Cup, the search for a new coach to replace Vlatko Andonovski is imminent. Some top options being considered are Sarina Wiegman, the current England manager who has had success with the Netherlands; Futoshi Ikeda, the impressive Japan manager; Emma Hayes, the Chelsea manager with a strong coaching reputation; and Herve Renard, the experienced French national team coach known for his ability to get the best out of his players. U.S. Soccer will be looking for a coach who can bring the team back to its winning ways and lead them to success in the upcoming Paris Olympics.

via Bleacher Report|
#coaching#emma-hayes#sarina-wiegman
sports2 years ago

"Top 10 Contenders for USWNT Coach if Andonovski Departs"

After the United States' disappointing exit from the 2023 Women's World Cup, speculation is growing about the future of coach Vlatko Andonovski. While no official announcement has been made, there are several potential candidates to replace him, including Sonia Bompastor, Jill Ellis, Tony Gustavsson, Laura Harvey, Emma Hayes, Mark Parsons, Hervé Renard, Casey Stoney, Pia Sundhage, and Sarina Wiegman. Each candidate brings their own unique qualifications and experience to the table, and the decision will ultimately rest with U.S. Soccer.

via FOX Sports|
#coaching-candidates#soccer#sports
sports2 years ago

"Carli Lloyd's World Cup Message: Start Strong or Go Home"

Carli Lloyd, former USWNT captain and current FOX Sports analyst, criticized the team's performance in the World Cup, emphasizing the need to show up from the start and capitalize on chances. She questioned the lack of tactical changes and called for evaluation. The USWNT's loss to Sweden in the Round of 16 has raised questions about coach Vlatko Andonovski's future, as the team experienced its earliest World Cup exit. Despite the criticism, Lloyd acknowledged the players' effort and highlighted the learning opportunity for the team.

via Just Women's Sports|
#carli-lloyd#sports#tactical-questions
sports2 years ago

USWNT Coach Andonovski Reflects on World Cup Exit, Prioritizes Team Over Personal Future

USWNT manager Vlatko Andonovski dismissed concerns about his own future, stating that it would be "selfish" to focus on himself after the team's Women's World Cup exit. Andonovski expressed his concern for the players and their emotions following the defeat to Sweden, emphasizing his commitment to supporting them. He defended his decision to include Megan Rapinoe in the penalty shootout, praising her as a legend and stating that she would always be his first choice. Andonovski vowed that the team would use this experience as motivation to come back stronger in the future.

via ESPN|
#megan-rapinoe#sports#sweden