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With the U.S. sitting pretty in qualification, Bob Bradley has called up the young guns to face Cuba, writes Ives Galarcep.

With Abby Wambach out of the fold, her replacements will have to step up big for the U.S. women in the Olympics, writes Lindsey Dolich.

The U.S. game against Barbados will be notable only for the fact that some fringe players will get a chance, writes Ives Galarcep.

The U.S. women showed plenty of dynamism on offense in routing China during their Algarve Cup opener, writes Gayle Bryan.

Germany and the United States played a scoreless draw, and China picked up a 2-0 victory over England on the first day of the Four Nations women's soccer tournament in southern China.

Even though both Canada and the U.S. qualified successfully for the Women's World Cup, it was hard to find a fan of the new CONCACAF qualifying format, writes Andrea Canales.

On Wednesday in China, Kristine Lilly will reach an unprecedented individual milestone in international sport.

After winning the gold medal game in overtime and celebrating through the night with family and friends, Mia Hamm finally went to bed at 6 a.m.

Living legend Mia Hamm hopes to finish her career on a high note in the 2004 Olympics gold-medal game.

Before 2004, Conor Casey had never appeared for the U.S. National Team, but the big forward got his chance this year and has made the most of it so far.

Abby Wambach scored her 12th goal in as many games, and the U.S. women's team recovered from a humbling first half to tie Japan 1-1 Sunday in a tuneup for the Athens Olympics.

U.S. international Conor Casey's immediate and long-term future has been thrown into confusion with the news he could return to Karlsruher SC on loan for a second straight season.