A trio of players will represent the United States in the Olympics for a third time, leading a young U.S. women’s national team that was announced today.

Veteran forward Alex Morgan won't be going to the Paris Olympics after surprisingly being left off the roster by U.S. national team coach Emma Hayes. Morgan, a three-time Olympian and two-time Women's ...

Alex Morgan, two-time Women's World Cup champion, announced her retirement from soccer Thursday in a tearful video telling fans that she is proud to have played a hand in "pushing the game forward" ...

In the mind’s eye, October 2010 might still feel recent. But there are a few ways to measure how long it has really been since Alex Morgan scored her first U.S. women’s soccer team goal. One is that ...

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Two-time Women's World Cup champion Alex Morgan announced she is pregnant with her second child and is retiring from professional soccer.The 35-year-old Morgan will play her final match with her club ...