Marjani Taylor

Marjani Taylor graduated from Stanford University in 2013 and played for the Stanford Women's Soccer team all 4 years, winning the National Championship in 2011. She went on to play 4 years of professional soccer in Iceland.

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Megan Rapinoe's career defined by more than its ending

by Marjani Taylor

Win or lose, Megan Rapinoe’s playing career was coming to an end Saturday night. She had the fairytale all teed up…90 minutes away from...

Wrexham women share season spotlight with the men

by Marjani Taylor

Wrexham women should be more than an afterthought Hearing the name Wrexham undoubtedly brings to mind a Cinderella story of promotion (at long...

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Chelsea kicks off WSL season with fresh USWNT talent

by Marjani Taylor

Chelsea determined to stay top of WSL Chelsea has been crowned WSL champions for four years running. They’re also led by the Australian star...

What to expect from the USWNT's September camp

by Marjani Taylor

Looking at a post-World Cup USWNT The World Cup is over, the Olympics are in 10 months, and the USWNT is without a permanent head coach. Kelley...

Spanish Federation calls for Luis Rubiales to resign

by Marjani Taylor

Luis Rubiales robbed Jenni Hermoso of the opportunity to properly celebrate her team's World Cup win. As Hermoso walked across the stage to...

A World Cup of firsts shows bright future for women's soccer

by Marjani Taylor

This was a World Cup of firsts. New Zealand, Jamaica, and Zambia won their first-ever World Cup matches, Morocco advanced to its first round of...

USWNT underperforms but squeaks through to knockout rounds

by Marjani Taylor

A gentle breeze would have been enough to coax Ana Capeta’s 92nd-minute shot into the back of the net and send the USWNT crashing and...

Dutch expose USWNT's vulnerabilities in 1-1 draw

by Marjani Taylor

In a rematch of the 2019 World Cup final, the USWNT battled the Netherlands to a 1-1 tie. The perseverance to salvage a point was promising...

Australia forced to start World Cup without Sam Kerr

by Marjani Taylor

Sam Kerr is not just the face of Australia, she’s the face of the World Cup. As captain of one of the host countries and...

Kelley O'Hara is a winner and she's back for the World Cup

by Marjani Taylor

Kelley O’Hara has a gold medal, a bronze medal, and two World Cup trophies. I have a National Championship ring. Put them side by side and...

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