WPSL

The Spokane Shine have announced the addition of a pair of forwards to their 2012 Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) roster. Joining the Eastern Washington team are Julissa Rodriguez of New Mexico Highlands University and Taryn McClendon from Scottsdale Community College in Arizona. Newcomer McClendon brings an extra dash of youth to the team. The 2011 Cactus Shadows High School graduate racked up four straight All-Region first team appearances as a Falcon. She also played club soccer for the Serrano Soccer

The Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) has announced the addition of Empire United for the 2012 season. The new team will compete in the East – Mid-Atlantic Division against such teams as Long Island Fury, New York Athletic Club, Chelsea Metro and fellow rookie team United FC Binghamton. Although two of the division’s dominant teams from 2011, New York Fury and ASA Chesapeake Charge, have moved up to the WPSL Elite League this season, the field continues to be competitive. “We are

The New England Mutiny have added seven more players to the roster for their 2012 Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) Elite League season. With several of the players boasting National Teams experience, the Mutiny look to challenge for the top spot in the new league. Joining Mutiny for the inaugural WPSL Elite League season will be Vicki DiMartino, Alexa Gaul, Kacey Richards, Morgan Andrews, Rebecca Mays, Jenny Maurer and Kristen Mewis. The WPSL Elite League was created as a response to

The Western New York Flash announced that they have re-signed McCall Zerboni and Alex Sahlen for the 2012 Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) Elite League season. The two players were a part of the Flash’s 2011 Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS) Championship squad. Zerboni and Sahlen currently reside in the Western New York area where they coach at Sahlen Sports Park, the official training facility of the Flash, and are actively involved in community events. After the WPS suspended the 2012

The Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) has announced the addition of United FC Binghamton to the growing ranks of the 70 plus team league. The upstate New York-based club will compete in the East-Northeast Division and will draw players from top regional colleges, including Binghamton University, Ithaca College and Hartwick University. United FC Binghamton is aligned with United FC, a recently developed youth club. The team will be coached by Shane Cook, who is also Director of Coaching at United FC.

The Women’s Premier Soccer League’s (WPSL) New York Athletic Club (NYAC) has announced the appointment of Kim Wyant as Head Coach of its women’s soccer team. Wyant is a distinguished soccer goalkeeper and was the first goalkeeper in the history of the United States Women’s National Team, appearing in its inaugural August 1985 match in Italy. Wyant has earned 16 caps and recorded the first-ever win and shut-out (July 1986 2-0 vs Canada) for coach Anson Dorrance’s squad. In 2008, Wyant

The Spokane Shine of the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) have announced the signing of several players for the 2012 WPSL season. In preparation for the 2012 season, Shine has added Washington native Maggie Schrader, returning defender Morgan Roesler, Roesler’s South Carolina State University (SCSU) teammates Darci Nicole Smith and Kaitlynn Penner, defender Lisa Robertson and midfielder Alyssa Saucedo  to the team. Center back Schrader, who grew up in Spanaway and attended Clover Park High School, is a senior at University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. Incarnate Word is a NCAA Division II school in the Heartland Conference. Schrader was the 2009