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As her children start playing sports, Julie Foudy's Mother's Day wish is to give them the balanced, loving support she got from her parents.

Saturday's launch of the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) brings one question to the lips of many: Will the third version of a women's professional soccer league be the charm?

Julie Foudy discusses her involvement in the Nine for IX series and says scouring over 1999 World Cup footage reminded her of how much fun the U.S. team had en route to its historic victory.

Julie Foudy weighs in on Friday's NWSL allocation and says Portland is the big winner.

Contrary to public opinion, we all can make a difference. Just ask Julie Foudy, who has the perfect way for you to get involved.

Julie Foudy looks at the defining moments of Pia Sundhage's tenure with U.S. women's soccer and says the coach's calmness during adversity is what redefined the team.

From The Women's Games to those big, heavy medals, Julie Foudy wraps up the London Games in her Self-Professed Bloody Brilliant Blog Finale!

En route to Olympic gold, the U.S. women's soccer team performed on that mystical stage with an unwavering sense of purpose, finishing a script it began writing after its heartbreaking Women's World Cup final loss.

Break out the oxygen tanks, people! Julie Foudy is still recovering from Monday's Olympic semifinal thriller and is in awe over the U.S. team's refusal to quit.

From minding the gap to calling out Londoners on runs, Julie Foudy presents Part II of her Self-Professed Bloody Brilliant Blog.

The fact that there are some new faces in the Olympic semifinals is a good thing for women's soccer, but Julie Foudy believes the U.S. team is still destined for gold.

The U.S. women's soccer team is headed to the quarterfinals and right now there's no one standing in the way of another gold says Julie Foudy.

Julie Foudy is saddened by Hope Solo's recent Twitter comments about Brandi Chastain. Why? Because how the U.S. women's soccer team is playing on the field is what we should be talking about.

Yes, nothing seems to faze this U.S. women's soccer team, but it received an important reminder in its Olympic opener.

Everyone knows what Mia did as an athlete. You know about her successes and awards as the best female soccer player in the world. But it's her refreshingly sincere selflessness -- in everything she does -- that helped make her an icon.

Will a women's professional soccer league ever thrive in the United States? With WPS folding, Julie Foudy says it may be time to consider an option even she once thought wasn't possible.