Usl W-League Teams - Defunct Usl W-League Teams, Seattle Sounders Women, Washington Freedom, Western New York Flash, Bradenton Academics (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 28. Chapters: Defunct USL W-League teams, Seattle Sounders Women, Washington Freedom, Western New York Flash, Bradenton Academics, Indiana Blaze, Ottawa Fury Women, Pali Blues, Washington Freedom Futures, Vancouver Whitecaps FC, Quebec City Amiral SC, Laval Comets, New Jersey Wildcats, Northern Virginia Majestics, Chicago Red Eleven, California Storm, Cary Lady Clarets, Hudson Valley Quickstrike Lady Blues, Hampton Roads Piranhas, Boston Renegades, Los Angeles Legends, Tampa Bay Hellenic, Rochester Ravens, Santa Clarita Blue Heat, Atlanta Silverbacks Women, Charlotte Lady Eagles, New York Magic, Long Island Rough Riders, Toronto Lady Lynx, Cleveland Internationals Women, Real Colorado Cougars, West Michigan Firewomen, San Diego Sunwaves, Western Mass Lady Pioneers, Bradenton Athletics, Connecticut Passion, London Gryphons, Fort Wayne Fever, Colorado Force, Kalamazoo Outrage, Fredericksburg Lady Gunners, Carolina Dynamo, Hamilton Avalanche, Vermont Lady Voltage, Arizona Heatwave, West Virginia Illusion, Michigan Hawks, Minnesota Lightning, Maryland Pride, Richmond Kickers Destiny, Brevard County Cocoa Expos, Cincinnati Ladyhawks, Maryland SoccerPlex, Kansas City Mystics, North Jersey Valkyries, Central Florida Krush, Asheville Splash, South Jersey Banshees, Chicago Cobras, New Jersey Lady Stallions, Mile High Edge, Montreal Xtreme, Detroit Jaguars, New Hampshire Lady Phantoms, Columbus Lady Shooting Stars, Toronto Inferno, Sudbury Canadians, Edmonton Aviators Women, Rhode Island Lady Stingrays, Windy City Bluez, Calgary Wildfire, Cincinnati Leopards, Northern Kentucky TC Stars, Finger Lakes Heartbreakers, Kalamazoo Quest, Lehigh Valley Cougars, Gulf Coast Chaos. Excerpt: The Washington Freedom was an American professional soccer club based in the Washington, D.C. suburb of Germantown, Maryland that participated in Women's Professi...