Interview
·She Kicks, issue 40, April 2017 ·pp.54–55
Harrogate-born Leah Galton, drafted by Sky Blue FC in the same 2016 NWSL draft as Rachel Daly, describes Long Island and New Jersey as home away from home and calls college soccer brutal but…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 39, January 2017 ·pp.38–39
On 4 December 2016 Ashleigh Plumptre became only the second British woman to win the NCAA Women's College Cup, after Lucy Bronze in 2009, as the University of Southern California beat top-ranked West Virginia…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 37, September 2016 ·pp.22–23
England Under-19 forward Atlanta Primus joined Yeovil Town at the start of 2016 from Chelsea, knowing the facilities would be a step down but willing to sacrifice that to develop and play first-team football.…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 35, May 2016 ·p.53
Everton Centre of Excellence graduate Lucy Whipp, twenty, describes her first season with the Red Storm at St John's University in New York, following Rachel Daly and Georgia Kearney-Perry from England to the same…
Run-of-page feature
·She Kicks, issue 33, February 2016 ·pp.36–38
Kieran Theivam reports from Baltimore on the fourth NWSL College Draft, where almost two hundred college players competed for forty places across four rounds. For the first time two English players were selected, both…
News
·She Kicks, issue 25, January 2015 ·pp.4–5
Stephanie Roche becomes the first woman shortlisted in the last three for FIFA's Puskas award, up against James Rodriguez and Robin van Persie. The FA confirms that WSL 2 clubs will have double the…
Run-of-page feature
·She Kicks, issue 25, January 2015 ·p.25
Lorna Tagliavini, whose daughter is on a scholarship at a university in the United States, sets out ten practical tips for players considering the same route. She advises joining a reputable recruitment agency, arguing…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue SK19, February 2014 ·p.20
An interview with Rachel Daly after a storming 2013 at St John's University in New York. The former Leeds and Lincoln defender was red-shirted for her first year under NCAA eligibility rules, having been…
Run-of-page feature
·She Kicks, issue SK19, February 2014 ·p.38
Catherine Etoe reports from the London Soccerdome on Greenwich peninsula, where 31 teenage girls from across Britain play two 70-minute matches in front of around 30 visiting American coaches, competing for university soccer scholarships…
Interview
·She Kicks, issue 1, December 2009 ·p.22
An interview with Lucy Bronze in her freshman year at the University of North Carolina, where she has just become the first British player to win the NCAA College Cup, UNC beating Stanford 1-0…