Taylor's injury a blow to UConn women's team
Graham Hays...has its own missing centerpiece after All-America defender Brittany Taylor tore her ACL earlier this year. The Huskies came within a few minutes of the College Cup last fall, when a surprising postseason run...
Blog Entry | Conversation | August 18, 2008Under-20 Women's World Cup casts shadow on College Cup
Graham Hays, ESPN.comWhether it's losing a program-changing player for an entire season or losing three key players for a program with championship aspirations every season, the Under-20 World Cup casts an unavoidable shadow over the college season.
Story | Conversation | August 13, 2008College softball players bound for Beijing -- with Team Canada
Graham Hays, ESPN.comTeam Canada has struggled -- to put it mildly -- against the U.S. in international softball competitions. But our neighbors to the north are taking a page out of Team USA's handbook and are relying on a few collegiate stars to break the winless streak.
Story | Conversation | July 23, 2008Cup isn't perfect, but it'll be what softball needs in post-Games world
Graham Hays, ESPN.comAs softball is set to lose its spot in the Olympics after 2008, the World Cup of Softball might be the event to bridge the gap between the sport and the casual fan.
Story | Conversation | July 18, 2007U.S. women face Group of Death scenario again
Graham HaysFor the second successive Women's World Cup the U.S. women face the so-called Group of Death, writes Graham Hays.
Story | Conversation | April 23, 2007Irish sophomore brings home Hermann trophy
Graham Hays, ESPN.comWith the swagger of a Texan and the soccer schooling of a Brit, Notre Dame's Kerri Hanks was born to win the Hermann trophy, writes Graham Hays.
Story | Conversation | December 02, 2006Florida State's international stars take stage in Cary
Graham Hays, ESPN.comFlorida State had a unique obstacle to overcome: merging a number of international players. The result? A trip to the College Cup, writes Graham Hays.
Story | Conversation | November 30, 2006Texas sets sights on college soccer's final weekend
Graham Hays, ESPN.comNo Big 12 team has ever reached college soccer's final weekend. No. 1 seed Texas hopes to change that this year, writes Graham Hays.
Story | Conversation | November 09, 2006Inexperienced Tar Heels still among nation's top teams
Graham Hays, ESPN.comNorth Carolina has a very different look this season -- that is, until you look at the rankings, writes Graham Hays.
Story | Conversation | October 06, 2006U.S. dominant historically against Mexico
Graham HaysThe U.S. has dominated Mexico historically, but an ever-improving Mexico team with more attacking flair will still pose problems, writes Graham Hays.
Story | Conversation | September 12, 2006Long-running rivalry with China resumes
Graham HaysThe Chinese women's national team is in a state of flux, but it still represents the best challenge the U.S. will face before the CONCACAF Gold Cup in November, writes Graham Hays.
Story | Conversation | August 25, 2006Time is now for Bulldogs to go big-time
Graham Hays, ESPN.comYale's women's soccer team has made great strides. But it will have to improve to become a perennial power.
Story | Conversation | August 22, 2006Wambach an unstoppable force
Graham HaysWith Mia Hamm enjoying life in retirement, Abby Wambach has emerged as the new face of the U.S. women's national team, writes Graham Hays.
Story | Conversation | August 01, 2006Yale soccer coach chases one more goal in Sweden
Graham Hays, ESPN.comYale women's soccer coach Rudy Meredith is chasing one more moment in the sun as a player and is spending a month playing for a Swedish soccer team.
Story | Conversation | July 25, 2006EXPLORE RELATED TOPICS
TOP SEARCHES IN OCTOBER
NFL Expert Picks tops ESPN.com searches in October. Did "americas cup" make the list?
INTERNET EXPLORER 8
Microsoft Windows Internet Explorer 8 is faster, easier, and safer than ever.
Accelerators let you map directions, translate words, email your friends, and more in just a few mouse clicks.
Web Slices Keep up with changes to the sites you care about most. Add a Web Slice and you won't have to go back to the same website again and again for updates on news, stock quotes, online auctions, weather, or even sports scores.