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ESPN's Hannah Storm sits down with 2012 Female athlete of the year Alex Morgan and discusses her experience playing for the U.S. women's national team.

The country may be counting on Abby Wambach to bring the Women's World Cup back to the United States for the first time since 1999, but Abby was once just a regular kid, getting roughed up by her brothers and playing a wide variety of sports.

espnW's Joanne Gerstner takes you along on her marathon train ride as she covers the Women's World Cup.

Twenty years ago, the U.S. won the first ever Women's World Cup. Brandi Chastain was on that team, and she talks to Briana Scurry about how much bigger the WWC is today.

Former and current U.S. Women's National Team players Brandi Chastain, Heather O'Reilly, Briana Scurry and Abby Wambach talk pre-match protocol with Phil Murphy of ESPN RISE.

Abby Wambach arrives in Washington for her rookie season and gets to play soccer with her idol, Mia Hamm. SEC Storied: Abby Head On premieres May 15th 8pm ET on ESPNU.

Hendrickson, also a soccer player at Park City (Utah), soared during the first season women have been able to compete in ski jumping's World Cup.

The boys' soccer team at Chaminade (St. Louis, Mo.) is a perennial power in the Midwest. For the second consecutive season, the Red Devils have a special assistant coach partially to thank.

From how to stop the Japanese scorers, to the uptake in Hope Solo's marriage proposals, to what this year's World Cup says about women's football, Briana Scurry has it covered in today's three points.

The best women's player on the planet opens up on her passion for soccer, her World Cup hopes and on the Brazilian brand of the beautiful game.