I refer to the Herald Sun article: "Slap for lenient judges".
The article suggests that the number of successful appeals brought by the Director of Public Prosecutions (the DPP) against sentences shows that County Court judges are too lenient. This is inaccurate.
County Court judges sentence offenders daily for serious criminal offences. Over 1600 sentences were handed down last year, but only 1% were increased by the Court of Appeal. This was the same for the year prior to this. The trend continues this year.
The justice system is designed to be self-correcting. Independent review occurs first by the DPP, and should the DPP appeal, then by the appellate judges. This means that where a significant sentencing mistake is made, it is detected and corrected – justice is done.
By way of example, of the 1600 or so sentences last year, the DPP applied to have the sentence increased in 22 matters. The Court of Appeal agreed and increased the sentence only 13 times.
Just because a tiny number of sentences have been found to be overly lenient, does not mean that sentences across the board are too low.
Overwhelmingly, judges are getting it right.
The article also suggests that judges are reluctant to be informed by the community's views on sentencing. This is not true.
The law requires sentencing judges to take into account informed community values. This allows our justice system to respond, over time, to evolving community concerns.
Judges are engaging with the community every day in the court room. They hear from people from all walks of life, almost inevitably at a time of crisis. These experiences inform the sentencing process.
Fair and informed criticism is an important part of our democratic society. However, more needs to be done to ensure that the public debate occurs in an informed context. This requires reference to the number of times that courts rightly impose significant and appropriate terms of imprisonment for serious crimes, and to what a judge is required to consider when sentencing and why.
I recognise there is a need to continually improve the Court's engagement with the community. The Court will continue to focus on this. For example, we are participating in public forums, introducing new interactive resources for schools and are improving our website.
The Court is always open to new ways to be better informed about changing community attitudes.
* This editorial has been submitted to the Herald Sun for publication.


Alex Bogusky spent years atop the advertising world while running one of the hottest ad agencies in the country, Crispin Porter + Bogusky. But he left the business while at the top of his game in 2010, switching his focus to spending more time with his two young children and working with social entrepreneurs. On this episode of Paternal, Bogusky discusses his decision to leave the ad industry, the problems with advertising to young children and how he dealt with his father's depression while running the family ad business in his 20s.


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Ottawa 67's Just Can't Catch a Break
June 10, 2020 June 1, 2020 by Aidan Battley
It's tough to have sustained success in the Ontario Hockey League, due to the nature of competition, and a large variety of external reasons which will be discussed here. For the Ottawa 67's, they have been a victim of circumstance during their prime championship window and have had championship glory removed from their grasp two seasons in a row.
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This article will discuss where it all went wrong for the 67's in the last two seasons. In hockey, 'what-ifs' are not worth championships, but they certainly make interesting discussion points.
The 2018-19 season for the 67's was one of so much promise – they were a strong team from the outset, and a few midseason trades made them into a superteam. With additions of Michael DiPietro, Kyle Maksimovich, and Lucas Chiodo, the 67's were all-in on the season's playoffs as they were favourites to reach the Memorial Cup.
Marco Rossi of the Ottawa 67's had 65 points in his rookie season of 2018-19.
(Credit: CHL Images)
These additions, combined with the strong players they already had like rookie Marco Rossi along with veterans Sasha Chmelevski and Tye Felhaber, gave the 67's a remarkably deep team for the Major Junior level.
With a league-leading 50 wins and 106 points from 68 games, the 67's were rolling as they went into the playoffs. With six point-a-game point scorers and the best goaltender in the league in DiPietro, they were ready to face whatever may come at them.
The 2019 Playoffs
With three relatively straightforward sweeps in the first rounds of the playoffs, the 67's were looking to replicate their past form in the OHL Finals.
In the Finals, they came up against an over-performing Guelph Storm and won the first game convincingly. In the second game, DiPietro fell awkwardly and was in significant pain as he had to leave the ice. (from 'Andree a giant for 67's as DiPietro leaves injured,' Ottawa Sun, 05/04/2019) Steady backup Cedrick Andree came into the net and saw the comeback be achieved as his team battled back and went into Game 3 up 2-0 in the series.
After the injury to star goaltender Mikey DiPietro, the Ottawa 67's failed to win any games as they lost four straight to Guelph. (Photo by Terry Wilson/OHL Images)
Nonetheless, after the injury to the best goaltender in the OHL, the 67's were never the same team and struggled throughout the rest of the series. Guelph scored seven goals in Game 3 in a 7-2 rout of the 67's as they had no answers to the rolling Storm. In Game 4, the 67's almost bounced back but failed to win it, falling 5-4 at the death, tying up the series at 2-2.
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It was another one-goal affair that fell the way of the Guelph Storm in Game 5, but by Game 6, the 67's looked beat down and defeated. They fought valiantly but weren't able to push back the charging Storm as they fell 8-3, putting an end to their playoff hopes and dreams.
Tough way for @Canucks prospect Mikey DiPietro to see his Jr. 🏒 career end. Sidelined with ankle injury, his Ottawa 67's are eliminated by Guelph Storm in @OHLHockey final. Set to turn pro, DiPietro spent 4 years in OHL, playing 174 regular season games & 30 more in the playoffs
— Joey Kenward (@kenwardskorner) May 12, 2019
It is difficult to say that one injury derailed an entire season, but when a player is as important as DiPietro is lost, the argument most certainly can be made. The 67's, after this season, lost several vital names, including DiPietro, and it was going to be an uphill battle if they looked to make a redemption route in the ensuing season.
Austen Keating, one of the core players of the 2019 playoff run, made it clear early on that he was returning for his over-age season with one thing on his mind – redemption. Even as many of the core players, including four of the top five leading scorers, wouldn't be returning, the 67's organization believed they could make another push at the playoffs.
All eyes were on Keating, recently drafted Graeme Clarke, and sophomore Marco Rossi, who managed 65 points in 53 games during his rookie season, playing in a depth role. The 67's started the season strong but with injuries early to star players Graeme Clarke and Russian defenceman Nikita Okhutyuk, they were going to be greatly tested if they wanted to make another run deep into the playoffs.
Enter Jack Quinn and the briefly aforementioned Rossi. Both became dominant players in leading roles and led what was to be another elite team before they were even drafted into the NHL. Quinn, in particular, shined, as his projections in the NHL Draft transitioned from a mid-second-round prospect to be a mid-first round pick, projected to go 19th overall by The Hockey Writers own, Joshua Bell, and creeping into the top-10 in some pundit's projections.
Jack Quinn of the Ottawa 67's (Photo by Terry Wilson / OHL Images)
These two, accompanied by veteran Keating and a whole host of other stars had just as dominant of a regular season as the year before, leading the league before the coronavirus caused cancellation of the season.
Even their goaltending looked to be promising after the departure of DiPietro as Andree transitioned well into the starting role, putting up great stats – he was near the top of the league in almost every major goaltending category.
The 67's even made more midseason acquisitions, acquiring Adam Varga, Joseph Garreffa, and Daylon Groulx to shore up what was surely another team who were favourites to win the championship and qualify for the Memorial Cup.
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Unfortunately for the 67's, they were not even given the opportunity to try for the Memorial Cup or even the OHL playoffs as a global pandemic brought the world to a standstill. In order to protect the safety of everyone involved in hockey and beyond, the 2019-20 OHL season and playoffs were cancelled and life moved on without hockey for a while.
Top @OHLHockey Overage Player of the Year @AustenKeating reflects on his time with @Ottawa67sHockey as the only graduating player across the #CHL this season to surpass both the 300 career games and points milestones.
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— Canadian Hockey League (@CHLHockey) May 13, 2020
The 67's remarkable season was not for a loss however as Keating and many other 67's were recognized for their success. Marco Rossi was voted MVP of the entire league and made the OHL first-team along with teammate Noel Hoefenmayer and coach Andre Tourigny. (from 'MOVING ON UP: 67's Rossi ready for next step after winning Tilson trophy as OHL MVP,' Chronicle Herald, 05/21/2020) The second team featured another couple of 67's with Joseph Garreffa and Team Canada defenceman Kevin Bahl making the grade.
67's Were Still Dominant
Even when 'what-ifs' are unable to change the past or even current events, it still gives recognition to what were two dominant Major Junior teams. Would the Ottawa 67's have made the Memorial Cup, and could they even have become champions? Feel free to discuss in the comments below, or just put in your favourite memory of the OHL shortened season.
Aidan Battley
Aidan is a current Bachelor of Communications and Media Studies student at Carleton University, who always had a passion for sports. Aidan is also a Para-ice Hockey player, former arena announcer, and Hockey Canada licenced coach.
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που θα 'μαστε μαζί pou th 'maste mazi that we will be together.
πριν έρθει το πρωί prin erthi to proi before the morning comes.
Αυτή η νύχτα μένει afti ee nihta meni This night remains.


LONDON (ICIS)--US President Donald Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal is expected to hit the country's urea fertilizer exports if sanctions are re-imposed, according to sources.
While Iran has not exported any urea to the US in recent years, it does significant business into Turkey, India and other markets such as Latin America, China and Europe, and all these businesses are done in US dollars.
Iran exported over 4m tonnes of urea in 2017.
It is too early to make an assessment on what the decline would be, but sources agreed that that Iran's urea exports to Turkey and Europe may completely cease even as European countries have said they are committed to the nuclear deal.
This would be due to banking and other financial sanctions related to Iranians accessing US dollars. As a result, European companies working with Iran could face US sanctions if they do not wind down their businesses with Iran in the next 90 to 180 days.
"No US dollars business can be done with Iran, anyway. No new LC [letter of credit] is likely to be opened as no one will wish to risk any new actions until things are clear," said a major African urea producer.
Meanwhile, India is expected to continue being a major customer of Iranian tonnes as it has been during previous sanctions, when the country devised a barter-like scheme that allowed it to make some payments to Tehran using the United Arab Emirates (UAE) dirham currency.
India imported 1.6m tonnes of granular urea from Iran in 2017.
"We are yet to see how it plays out. It is very difficult now to assess the impact. Its business as usual for traders [selling into India], no change," according to a trader who sources urea from the Persian Gulf.
However, some believe the UAE may not be as cooperative this time around with currency barter.
"Earlier, UAE was not so hard on these [Iranian] deals. But now I hope things will be different," according to a trader in India who competes with Iranian suppliers.
Others, however, still believe there is still some time for a renegotiation, with an international trader arguing that the US sanctions would only take place in August, potentially giving Trump time to "step back" from this week's decision.
Other sources however showed scepticism about a potential renegotiation, with 90-180 days being the standard deadline for the sanctions to come into effect.
As for the impact on global urea prices, it is not clear how this issue will pan out. See graph below for the latest free on board (FOB) urea prices in Iran, Egypt and the Arab Gulf.
Iranian urea production is bound to decline following the sanctions.
As a consequence, North African producers may get a bigger market share in Turkey while in India, which imported nearly 6m tonnes in 2017, it could also mean lower prices with Iran now having few outlets for its supply.
In related news, crude oil futures surged on Wednesday after the US announcement, as fresh sanctions on Iran could curtail the country's oil exports.


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trailer break: 'Never Let Me Go'
Take a break from work: watch a trailer…
I suspect that this is going to be one of those films that some people are going to deny is science fiction — it can't be science fiction! it's got drama and romance! and no spaceships or laser blasts! — or else they're going to dismiss it because it's "only" science fiction.
I hope I'm wrong. This looks beautiful: Keira Knightley and Carey Mulligan! And it's about time Andrew Garfield broke out. And I expect something great from Mark Romanek, who made the very intriguing One Hour Photo. The film was already generating Oscar buzz before the trailer was even released, which seems kind of ridiculous at this early stage, but that's probably due to the fact that it's based on a novel by Kazuo Ishiguro (who also wrote Remains of the Day).
In any event: It's a science fiction movie for actual adults! Hooray!
Never Let Me Go opens in limited release in the U.S. on October 1; no Canadian or U.K. release dates have been announced.
Categories movie buzz, trailers Tags Andrew Garfield, Carey Mulligan, Kazuo Ishiguro, Keira Knightley, Mark Romanek, Never Let Me Go, One Hour Photo, Oscars, Remains of the Day
Thu, Jun 24, 2010 2:30pm
Oh now I am so torn! I love this novel, and the film does look beautiful, but . . . it has Keira Knightley in it. I cannot stand Keira Knightley. Although, she wasn't doing her awful pout thing in the trailer, so maybe she'll be bearable in it. I think I will await a review and then decide.
See, this does what a trailer should do, doesn't give away the story but makes me fascinated as to what it is all about. Especially as I haven't read the book nor know anything about it.
Add to that Sally Sparrow, Keira, Sally Hawkins & Charlotte Rampling and a ticket is already been sold to me.
Fri, Jun 25, 2010 2:16am
Didn't I see Mandy Tanner of "The Beast Below" fame as well?
Well, you know, "fame"….
I can't wait to see this. Beautiful, mysterious trailer and some wonderful young actresses in the film (KK, CM). Mulling whether or not to read the novel before the movie release…
Fri, Jun 25, 2010 1:50pm
Keira and Carey are two of my biggest crushes at the moment. Keira's a flat-out smashing movie star, one for the ages.
Erik, maybe it's because I read the book last year that I think the trailer gives away too much, particularly regarding the story's emotional climax. But on second viewing, it doesn't explicitly give away the "sci-fi twist," which will probably be given much more attention nearer to the film's release, either in reviews or in the marketing itself. If you become spoiled before then, don't fret. It's not about a particular sci-fi scenario (Kazuo Ishiguro spills those beans fairly early in the novel), but how the Hailsham students face that scenario, which is unbelievable yet entirely believable within the context of the story. If they change the ending I may give up movies forever.
I can't watch the trailer without tearing up.
RogerBW
Certainly the basic plot is made very obvious (I caught on before they mentioned "donations"), and given that it's Ishiguro the details fill themselves in. Why would I see the film rather than reading the book, other than that it would be over more quickly?
Accounting Ninja
So is this sort of like a muuuuuch better Parts: The Clonus Horror?
Because that's what I got from the trailer. Still, intriguing!
Mock Tudor
Why would I see the film rather than reading the book, other than that it would be over more quickly?
That's a question about adaptations in general, isn't it? Why is it be particularly relevant in this specific case? And why would you have to choose either one or the other?
I think this looks like it's got a lot of potential.
It will take career best effort from both Garland and Romanek to deliver on that, though.
While it's no secret that I'm not impressed by adaptations in general, the impression I get is that most of this story is about people who are stupider than the audience trying to work out what is going on. Since it is blindingly obvious what is going on and how it's going to end even from this short trailer, what's left? Either interesting writing or good performances… which is better? I'm certainly not going to plough through this tosh twice!
(Ishiguro appears to be yet another of those authors who takes an idea that's been done to death in real science fiction, but because he's a literary author he has nothing to do with that SF nonsense. Margaret Atwood, who professed to love this book, is the canonical example. People who've read SF are generally unimpressed by the old idea and say "OK, what's your original take on it"…)
ebert
the most annoying actress (Keira Knightley) + the most boring actress(Carey Mulligan) = crap
I wonder who your favorite actress is, then? And don't say Meryl Streep, because that's like saying Jesus is your favorite Christian diety; it's a given.
Sat, Jun 26, 2010 12:40pm
Well, we could call it The Island for highbrows but some people might confuse that with the Michael Caine movie of the same name.
That said, this doesn't have to be a bad movie. Writer Robert Silverberg once wrote a short story in which compulsory "donations" were used as a metaphor for the draft system that was in effect during the Vietnam War. The first time I read it, I found it more effective than the usual "Vietnam is evil!" agitprop. (Then again I read it in my early 20s at a time when the chances of me being drafted for a war in Iran or Central America seemed a real possibility. So I wasn't exactly in a position to be objective.)
That said, the reminder that compulsory "donations" would come from real people is hardly the worst message a sci-fi movie could send.


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Sierra Leone launches at WTM London
African Tourism Workshop event
Uganda is on NatGeo's Cool List
KAMAGEO LAUNCHES PRESS CAMPAIGN FOR ZIMBABWE.
Many Zimbabweans recall the excitement and enthusiasm felt when this initiative was launched at the Zimbabwe High Commission, back in March. Kamageo was all set to launch an exciting marketing campaign in the UK from July 2019, backed by ZTA and funded by members of ZIMTO (the private sector).
Sadly it seems there have been a few false rumours circulating (generated from outside) and these have caused many of you to question the validity the project. Contrary to rumour, ZIMTO does have the full backing of the Honourable Minister of Tourism, the Acting CEO of ZTA and the Ambassador in the UK. In fact, all three hope to attend the Lion King screening!
So we've extended our deadline for membership until Friday 31st May to get things started. If sufficient funds are not available, it seems the lion may not be roaring so loudly, after all....and the saboteurs will have had there way.
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GS Henley team triumph at opening Oxfordshire Road Race League encounter
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THE first race of this season's Oxfordshire Road Race League was held on Tuesday of last week at the Weston on the Green airfield and hosted by Bicester Millennium CC.
GS Henley fielded 14 riders split into an A team of nine riders and B team of five. The rules were such that the times were taken on the fifth man across the line so the B team had their work cut out.
Representing GS Henley A were Rob King, Rob Friend, Martin Cairns, Simon Jones, Dan Marett, Simon Barbour, Gavin Spiers, Pete Harrison and Pete Beisty.
The team started at a fast pace with the other riders struggling to hold the wheel of Pete Harrison during his turns on the front. After this blistering first lap Henley began to settle into it, but the continued power of Harrison and some big turns from King saw Cairns and Beisty drop off the back after 6.5 miles. Friend lasted another few miles but soon the team were down to six.
With a danger of more riders being shed, at the half way mark they organised themselves and started working together at a more steady, sustainable and settled pace holding a solid rhythm for the remainder of the 25 mile race.
The A team finished in 55 minutes, 35 seconds, a full 92 seconds ahead of nearest rivals Outdoor Traders, beating the seven other men's teams in the process.
The GS Henley B team were represented by John Rayner, Nick Beech, Blackett Ditchburn, Pierre Jackson and Jamie Swanson.
After losing Blackett in the first half of the race, they put in a solid performance with only four men to finish in 66 minutes, 12 seconds. With no fifth rider to cross the finish line the team were disqualified.


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(ORDO NEWS) — In the UK, seven skeletons were found during work to lay a new water pipe on Holy Island off the coast of Northumberland.
District archaeologist assistant Nick Best spoke about the find to Ashington and Blyth local council members.
Best believes, "it is very likely that they are medieval, and there is a chance that they may belong to the very early Middle Ages."
Archaeologists plan to carbon date the bones to confirm their age.
Historic finds are not uncommon in Lindisfarne, home to a monastery founded in 635 by the Irish monk Saint Aidan.
The famous Lindisfarne Gospels were created on the island, and in 793 the monastery was raided by the Vikings.
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You might try www.ksu.edu homepage. It is for Kansas State University, There is a building there that was built long ago that was called Nichols Gymnasium. There was a fire that burned the entire building, i'm not sure what year, and only the castle like shell was left. In the 1980's it was saved by the students from being completely destroyed and was then renovated into a live theatre and computer building. The new renovation makes the building look like a castle on the inside as well as the outside. It is now called Nichols Hall. The history of this building is very interesting.
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I was born & raised in manhattan kansas so I know abit about nichols gym. It burned the first time in 1966 when the students set it on fire protesting the vietnam war. I remember riding in the family car by it while it was burning & the flames shooting out the roof & windows. It was renovated into a gym that used only the lower portion & basement of the building. Due to a gas leak, the gym basically exploded in the 2ed fire. One person was killed as they were swimming in the pool at the time.
The building was boarded up for years after that untill recently when K-state completely renovated it & brought it to its current condition.
As a teenager us kids used to sneak into the shell of the building through a lose board to do " kid stuff" we never had any problems except for the campus police chasing us from the area. It was a place we could'nt resist as it was supposedly haunted by the student killed in the gas explosion.


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20 Girl Soccer Players Your Kids Should Look Up To
While many people used to question whether women belong in the sport of football, several girl soccer players have helped rewrite that narrative through the years. They've not only proven women can play, but that they can be just as influential and talented as their male counterparts.
The sport continues to grow among the female population and, though not as popular as men's soccer, has built a loyal following that consists of both men and women. Girl soccer players are more respected in the game now than ever before, but it's clear they still have a long way to go.
That's why it's important young women around the world draw inspiration from those that came before them. All the girl soccer players you see today were once inspired by someone special, but now it's their turn to inspire someone and spark a new generation of girl soccer players.
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The Most Influential Girl Soccer Players of All-Time
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When you think of the most influential girl soccer players of all-time, there are several names that jump into your mind right away. Then there are those that you might not think of right away, but that doesn't make them any less important to the emergence of women in football (soccer).
Whether you recognize the name or not, the most influential girl soccer players are all unique in their own way and each contributed to the game in different ways. Some of them did it with their talent or skill, some of them did it with their voice, and some of them did it by breaking barriers.
Either way, it's clear that women's soccer wouldn't be where it is today without these girl soccer players we're about to share with you. They've played an enormous role in helping the game evolve and were instrumental to putting women 'on the map' in the popular football community.
20. Nadine Angerer
Fifa Women's World Player of the Year 2013 awarded to Germany goalkeeper Nadine Angerer #BallondOr #bbcballondor pic.twitter.com/wKZzc9JqsV
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) January 13, 2014
After a 20-year career that spanned from 1995 to 2015, Nadine Angerer retired as one of the greatest female goalkeepers of all-time. She played in 146 caps for Team Germany, won two FIFA World Cups, five UEFA European Football Championships, and three Olympic medals.
She was also named 2013 FIFA World Player of the Year and the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup Best Goalkeeper. Since retiring, she has inspired a new generation of goalkeepers as the goalkeeping coach for the Portland Thorns (NWSL), where she spent two seasons as a player.
19. Christine Sinclair
Christine Sinclair scores her 187th international goal on her 300th appearance for Canada! 🇨🇦 pic.twitter.com/jWPpyWFyqE
— B/R Football (@brfootball) July 21, 2021
Christine Sinclair is one of the best girl soccer players in the world today. She's the current captain of the Portland Thorns (NWSL) and Team Canada. She has also played for the Western New York Flash, FC Gold Pride, Vancouver Whitecaps FC, and the Vancouver Breakers.
Sinclair currently holds the record for most international goals with 188 in 308 appearances with Canada – that's the most goals among both men and women. She has also appeared in five World Cups and is a three-time Olympic medalist – including an impressive gold medal in 2020.
18. Kelly Smith
England's record goalscorer Kelly Smith announces retirement from international soccer.http://t.co/ns42BAEfj5 pic.twitter.com/mm3zxPJOIb
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) February 3, 2015
Kelly Smith is one of the greatest English female soccer players of all-time. Despite suffering several injuries in her career, she finished with the second-most goals scored in Team England history – 46 goals in 117 caps. She also represented Great Britain in the 2012 Olympics.
Between 2005 and 2009, Smith scored 73 goals in 66 appearances for the Arsenal Ladies. She returned to the team from 2012-2017. Smith also spent a lot of her career playing in the United States, including stints with the Philadelphia Charge, New Jersey Wildcats, Boston Breakers.
17. Homare Sawa
An other legend stop her career !!! Homare Sawa !! Congratulations !!!! pic.twitter.com/SeS5lHfsau
— Camille Abily (@cam10abily23) December 17, 2015
Homare Sawa is one of the most recognizable, gifted, and decorated Asian soccer players of all-time. Her club career spanned 24 years between 1991 and 2015, and her national career with Japan spanned 22 years between 1993 and 2015. She was a pleasure to watch over the years.
Sawa is currently the all-time leader in both caps (205) and goals (83) for Japan. She helped lead the team to a FIFA World Cup win in 2011 and a silver medal finish at the 2012 Summer Olympics. She spent most of her club career with NTV Beleza and INAC Kobe Leonessa.
16. Sun Wen
Sun Wen: The first Women's World Cup match was unforgettable https://t.co/2OIJw44npq | https://t.co/y0d04ioIAC #football #soccer #fifa pic.twitter.com/gkiZncsIZI
— Final 8 (@Final8Soccer) February 7, 2019
Speaking of all-time Asian greats, Sun Wen is one of the best Chinese football players ever. She played most of her career for Shanghai in the Chinese women's league, scoring 164 goals in 659 appearances between 1989and 2000. She also played for the Atlanta Beat for two years.
She represented Team China internationally, scoring 106 goals in 163 appearances between 1990 and 2006. She was named FIFA Female Player of the Century in 2000, won the Golden Ball and Golden Boot at the 1999 FIFA World Cup, and a silver medal at the 1996 Olympics.
15. Birgit Prinz
2003 WWC: Birgit Prinz scored 7 goals in the tournament to help lead Germany to their first World Cup title pic.twitter.com/ygboZPL38F
— Women's Soccer News (@wsoccernewss) July 30, 2015
Birgit Prinz is one of the most gifted German female soccer players of all-time. She started her senior career in 1993 and announced her retirement in 2011, including successful stints with FSV Frankfurt, 1. FFC Frankfurt (Frauen-Bundesliga), and the Carolina Courage (WUSA).
In domestic league matches, she scored 282 goals in 282 club caps. She also scored 128 goals in 214 national caps for Team Germany. She's a two-time FIFA World Cup winner, three-time FIFA World Player of the Year, and has the second-most Women's World Cup goals with 14.
14. Julie Foudy
Wishing a VERY Happy Birthday to the legend that is @JulieFoudy! 🙌🏆 pic.twitter.com/WEuLIBz33Q
— U.S. Women's National Soccer Team (@USWNT) January 23, 2021
Julie Foudy attended Stanford University and was a member of their soccer team, where she scored 52 goals in 78 matches. She also scored 45 goals in 274 matches with Team USA, where she served as co-captain between 1991 and 2000, and captain between 2000 and 2004.
Foudy is a two-time World Cup Champion and three-time Olympic medalist (two gold medals). She's the co-founder of the Julie Foudy Sports Leadership Academy, which helps develop leadership skills in teenage girls. She's also a reporter, analyst, and commentator for ESPN.
13. Alex Morgan
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— Footballers with animals (@ftbllrswanimals) February 17, 2022
Alex Morgan is one of the most recognizable and popular girl soccer players today. She currently plays for the San Diego Wave FC of the NWSL, but has also played for the Orlando Pride, Lyon, Portland Thorns FC, and Western New York Flash between 2011 and 2022.
Morgan is an all-star and had herself quite the 2012 calendar year, scoring 28 goals and dishing 21 assists. She became the youngest US player to score 20 goals in a season and just the second American player to go 20 and 20 in a calendar year – joining the likes of Mia Hamm.
12. Ada Hegerberg
Ada Hegerberg
-She paid for half the tickets against Bayern
-She offers free tickets against Paris
-She scored her first two goals in 20 months against PSG in just two minutes.
This woman represents women's football❤ pic.twitter.com/rIRJUeHS9Q
— Women's Football (@WomensFootball_) November 14, 2021
Ada Hegerberg is one of the most talented Norwegian female soccer players of all-time. She currently plays for Olympique Lyonnais in Division 1 Féminine, a team she has represented since 2014. In 125 domestic appearances with the team, she has scored 152 career goals.
Hegerberg holds the record for most goals in a single UEFA Women's Champions League season with 15 goals, as well as the most goals in UEFA Women's Champions League all-time with 56 goals. She made history in 2018 when she won the first ever Ballon d'Or Féminin.
11. Kim Crabbe
For Black History month we honor KIM CRABBE!
She was the First Black Women on the USWNT. She blazed a trail that many others dreamt of and many continue to dream of today. She is a College Champion, an advocate for youth and all Black athletes. pic.twitter.com/w6H9sSElZy
— Black Soccer Coaches Advocacy Group (@CoachesBlack) February 2, 2021
Kim Crabbe is a pioneer among girl soccer players, becoming the first African American called up to a USWNT camp. She caught the attention of head coach Anson Dorrance after her team defeated his team in the 1985 NCAA national championship. She played for George Mason.
Being called up to the USWNT camp just months after that game was overwhelming for Crabbe. While she never earned a cap for the team, she paved the way for African American females and her impact on the sport inspired a generation of girl soccer players that continues today.
10. Sandi Gordon
She was raised in Tacoma, then progressed from the vaunted Sounder-ettes to the mighty Cozars, and on July 9, 1987 Sandi Gordon became the 1st African American to play for the U.S. Women's National Team. #BlackHistoryMonth #TBT pic.twitter.com/BtWGlLytG9
— WA Legends of Soccer (@WA_Legends) February 17, 2022
Where Crabbe was the first African American to join a USWNT camp, Sandi Gordon became the first African American to earn a cap with the USWNT – proving the impact Crabbe had on the game. Though she never scored a goal for the team, she did make seven appearances.
Much like Crabbe, Gordon grabbed the attention of coach Anson Dorrance in the mid-1980s. She also participated in the 1987 US Olympic Festival and played for the Tacoma Cozars of the USASA National Women's Amateur. She made her international debut on July 9, 1987.
9. Trinity Rodman
Trinity Rodman makes her first ever appearance for the @USWNT 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/kwU9DPkytZ
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) February 18, 2022
The efforts of Crabbe and Gordon in the mid-1980s came to fruition in 2022 when Trinity Rodman, the daughter of NBA legend Dennis Rodman, signed the largest contract in NWSL history. Trinity Rodman is an African American soccer player for the Washington Spirit.
At just 19 years old, Rodman is an inspiration to many girl soccer players looking to make it at an early age. She became the youngest player ever drafted into the NWSL in 2021 when the Spirit drafted her second overall. She recently made her international debut with Team USA.
8. Megan Rapinoe
6 goals and 3 assists in 5 games.
Megan Rapinoe wins the 2019 World Cup Golden Boot ⚽ pic.twitter.com/0ezHSpOTbx
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) July 7, 2019
Megan Rapinoe is one of the most influential and inspirational girl soccer players of all-time. She has been one of the sport's biggest voices both on and off the field – especially among the LGBTQ+ community. She announced her engagement to WNBA legend Sue Bird in 2020.
On the field, Rapinoe has helped the UWSNT win two World Cups and two Olympic medals – a gold medal in 2012 and a bronze medal in 2021. She has 62 goals and 71 assists in 187 appearances for Team USA. She was named the recipient of the Ballon d'Or Féminin in 2019.
7. Michelle Akers
A legend unleashed 🐐
🗓 #OTD 1985: Michelle Akers scored in her USWNT debut, a 2-2 draw with Denmark in Jesolo, Italy. Her goal was also the 𝑓𝑖𝑟𝑠𝑡 in USWNT history. pic.twitter.com/GKINlHaL7P
— U.S. Women's National Soccer Team (@USWNT) August 21, 2020
Michelle Akers is widely regarded as one of the greatest girl soccer players of all-time. She represented the USWNT between 1985 and 2000, recording 105 goals and 37 assists in 153 national appearances. She helped the team win two World Cups and an Olympic gold medal.
Akers was inducted into the US National Soccer Hall of Fame in 2004 and has received numerous awards throughout her career – including being named FIFA Female Player of the Century in 2000, an award she shared with Sun Wen. Akers will always be a legend in the sport.
6. April Heinrichs
Wishing a very happy birthday to 1991 World Cup champion, captain and hall of famer April Heinrichs! pic.twitter.com/TTliotxAPs
— U.S. Women's National Soccer Team (@USWNT) February 27, 2016
April Heinrichs has done it all in the soccer world. She became one of the first players to ever join the USWNT, which she captained in 1991 when the team won the inaugural Women's World Cup. Between 1986 and 1991, she scored 35 goals in 46 appearances with Team USA.
After retiring as a player, Heinrichs spent four years as head coach of Team USA, helping lead the team to a silver medal at the 2000 Olympics, and a gold medal at the 2004 Olympics. She's currently the Technical Director for women's soccer by the United States Soccer Federation.
5. Nettie Honeyball
Nettie Honeyball of British Ladies FC pic.twitter.com/VEM1HcfaYo
— The League Magazine (@Theleaguemag) July 9, 2017
When you think about the pioneers in women's soccer, Nettie Honeyball is one of the earliest and most influential. In 1894, she gathered 30 young girl soccer players and created the British Ladies Football Club – which became the first known women's association football club.
The club was originally coached by J.W. Julian, a player for Tottenham Hotspur at the time, and Honeyball was one of the players (until 1895). "I founded the association late last year, with the fixed resolve of proving to the world that women are not the 'ornamental and useless' creatures men have pictured," she said in an 1895 interview.
4. Lily Parr
In honour of trailblazer Lily Parr, the first ever statue of a female footballer has been unveiled today at the National Football Museum.#SupportHer 👏 pic.twitter.com/9RkEvwcpY3
— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) June 3, 2019
Lily Parr is another pioneer for women in soccer and perhaps no one will ever have a career like hers. She played nearly 100 matches with her local St. Helens Ladies team in 1919, but she's most known for her time with Dick, Kerr Ladies, a team founded in 1917 in Preston, Lancashire.
She would appear in 700 matches with the Dick, Kerr Ladies and scored 900 goals for the team in a career that spanned from 1920 to 1951. While playing, she worked at the Whittingham Mental Hospital as a nurse and was also a member of and icon in the LGBTQ+ community.
3. Abby Wambach
Abby Wambach scored 184 goals, the most scored by any man or woman in international soccer. pic.twitter.com/mD03DystM7
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) October 27, 2015
Not many girl soccer players had the type of impact on the game that Abby Wambach did between 1998 and 2015. She was a staple on the USWNT, earning 255 caps and scoring 184 goals between 2001 and 2015. She's a two-time Olympic gold medalist and one-time World Cup winner.
Wambach has earned a lot of accolades in her career, including six U.S. Soccer Athlete of the Year awards and the 2012 FIFA World Player of the Year. She currently has the most goals in USWNT history and the second most international goals among both men and women.
2. Mia Hamm
One of the greatest to ever do it.
Happy birthday, Mia Hamm 🐐 pic.twitter.com/i9K0U753mN
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) March 17, 2021
Mia Hamm is considered one of the most dominant and influential girl soccer players of all-time. She played for the USWNT between 1987 and 2004, scoring 158 goals in 276 appearances. During that time, she helped the team win two gold medals and one silver at the Olympics.
She was a five-time U.S. Soccer Female Athlete of the Year (consecutive), a two-time FIFA World Player of the Year, and currently has the third-most international goals among men and women. She was the face of the WUSA between 2001 and 2003 with the Washington Freedom.
1. Marta
Marta turns 35 today. Her resume is legendary 🇧🇷
▪ 6x World Player of the Year
▪ 18 career trophies
▪ Brazil's all-time top scorer
▪ Leading scorer in World Cup history (men's and women's)
▪ 2007 WWC Golden Boot & Golden Ball
▪Continental champ in Europe and South America pic.twitter.com/ZcyK600mCZ
— B/R Football (@brfootball) February 19, 2021
Marta is widely regarded as the greatest female soccer player of all-time and has a resume that very few girl soccer players can match. She began her senior career in 2000 and continues to play to this day, proving age is just a number. She plays for the Orlando Pride in the NWSL.
She has competed in five straight Olympic games and five straight World Cups, scoring at least once in each tournament. She has scored 114 goals for Brazil in 170 appearances since 2002 and currently serves as a Sustainable Development Goals advocate for making the world a better place.
Other Girl Soccer Players Worth Mentioning
Of all the women that have made a name for themselves in soccer, it was hard to pick just 20 to include in the list above. We didn't even get to mention Miraildes Formiga, Cristiane, Ariane Hingst, Formiga, Kerstin Garefrekes, Kristine Lilly, Carli Loyd, and Hanna Ljungberg.
And that's not even touching base on some of the female coaches, managers, executives, media personalities in soccer that you don't see on the field – including Lydia Nsekera, Karren Brady, Kathy Carter, Karen Espelund, Pia Sundhage, Hope Powell, and Steffi Jones.
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It doesn't matter who you draw inspiration from, so long as you draw inspiration from someone. Girl soccer players have so much potential in the world of football and it's important that we continue to see that development, evolution, growth, and emergence in the coming years.
San Diego to Break NWSL Attendance Record; Here Are 20 Women Soccer Players to Keep an Eye On in the NWSL
Women soccer players are finally starting to get the respect they deserve and it's about to show in a major way in less than two weeks when the San Diego Wave FC host Angel City FC on September 17th, 2022. It's going to be one for the record books, so you won't want to miss it.
The Wave are an expansion team that are currently in the midst of their inaugural season in the NWSL. While they've played their games at Torero Stadium up to this point, they will soon move into their brand new stadium – called Snapdragon Stadium. Their home opener is vs. Angel City.
The team has already announced that they've sold more than 27,000 tickets for the home opener and are eyeing a potential sellout – more than 32,000 tickets. If all is true, then the San Diego Wave would break the NWSL record for single-game attendance – it was 25,218 people.
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Who Are the Top Women Soccer Players in the NWSL?
Alex Morgan, one of the greatest women soccer players of all-time, is a member of the San Diego Wave and is currently leading the NWSL with 13 goals through 15 games. She signed with the Wave in late 2021 for a record $275,000 fee – they also gave up Angharad James.
"I think it's a testament to women's soccer in the U.S. and the NWSL, and the San Diego Wave and what we're building here," Morgan told ESPN. "It's really hard to exceed my expectations, but this club and this team [have] done that, and I'm very happy to be part of it," she continued.
It's going to be an exciting night – not just for the San Diego Wave and Angel City FC, but for women soccer players across the NWSL. While we await that momentous night on September 17, let's take a look at some of the top women soccer players currently killing it in the NWSL.
20. Cece Kizer
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Cece Kizer is a forward and midfielder who currently wears No. 5 for the Kansas City Current. She started the season with Racing Louisville, but was traded to the Current on June 9, 2022. So far this season, she has six goals and one assist in 10 games played (682 minutes).
Kizer spent four years at the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss). She was originally drafted by the Houston Dash in 2019, but was later drafted by Racing Louisville in the 2020 expansion draft. She scored the first goal of the season for Louisville in 2021 and 2022 before the trade.
19. Kristen Hamilton
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Kristen Hamilton is an attacker who currently wears No. 25 for the Kansas City Current. She has six goals and one assist in 17 games (16 starts) and 1,441 minutes played in 2022. With 20 shots on goal, she finds a way to create chances for her team in every single match she plays.
Hamilton played in the W-League for two years before being drafted by the Western New York Flash in 2014 – eventually winning the 2016 NWSL Championship with the team. She remained on the team while they relocated to North Carolina and eventually joined the Current in 2021.
18. Katie Lund
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Katie Lund is a goalkeeper who currently wears No. 1 for Racing Louisville FC. In 17 starts and 1,530 minutes played this season, Lund has made 79 saves with a 75.2% save success rate. She has a 1.53 goals against average and has recorded four clean sheets in the 2022 season.
Lund was originally drafted by the Washington Spirit after three years at Texas Christian University (TCU) and one year at the University of Arkansas. Racing Louisville FC drafted her in the 2020 expansion draft and she later ended up leading them to a Women's Cup win in 2021.
17. Lo'eau LaBonta
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Lo'eau LaBonta is a midfielder who currently wears No. 10 for the Kansas City Current. She has an impressive six goals and four assists this season, despite playing only 1,242 minutes in 15 games. With 15 shots on goal, she's finding the back of the net on nearly half of her shots.
Between 2011 and 2014, LaBonta played for Stanford University and was a member of the 2011 National Championship winning team. She was drafted by Sky Blue FC in 2015, also playing for FC Kansas City and Utah Royals FC before signing with the Current – where she is thriving.
16. Debinha
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Debinha has been one of the top women's soccer players for nearly a decade. She currently wears No. 10 for the North Carolina Courage and is putting together an impressive campaign – scoring five goals and dishing two assists in just 12 games this season (1,073 minutes played).
Since 2006, Debinha has played in countries all around the world, eventually landing in the NWSL in 2017. She has been a mainstay on Brazil's national team since 2011, scoring 54 international goals in 126 matches – her last goal coming on July 30, 2022 against Colombia.
15. Nichelle Prince
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Nichelle Prince is a forward who currently wears No. 8 for the Houston Dash. The 27-year-old has five goals and two assists for the club this season, playing 1,138 minutes in 14 games. Of her 24 shots, half of them (12) have been on goal – and nearly half of those have gone in.
Prince played four years of college soccer at Ohio State University before being drafted by the Dash in 2017. She's having the best season of her career after missing most of her 2019 campaign due to injury. Prince also has 13 goals in 83 matches for Canada's national team.
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Christine Sinclair is one of the greatest women soccer players of all-time. She currently wears No. 12 for the Portland Thorns and has been with the team since 2013. Despite playing just 753 minutes (10 games) this season, she has scored five goals on 17 shots (13 shots on goal).
Sinclair has been a member of Canada's national team since 2000 – her 190 international goals are the most all-time (both men and women, any country). She played in the USL W-League and WPS before joining the NWSL, where she has established herself as a consistent scorer.
13. Christen Press
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Christen Press is a forward who currently wears No. 23 for Angel City FC during their inaugural season. She has played just 686 minutes in 10 games (10 starts) this season, scoring two goals and dishing one assist in the process. She also has 10 shots on goal and 20 shots total.
Press is currently in her third stint in the NWSL – she previously played for the Utah Royals FC in 2018 and 2019, and the Chicago Red Stars between 2014 and 2017. Before joining Angel City, she spent one year with Manchester United. She has 64 international goals for the USA.
12. Jessica Fishlock
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Jessica Fishlock is a midfielder who currently wears No. 10 for the OL Reign – a team she has been with since 2013. She has played a total of 1,359 minutes in 16 games this season, scoring four goals and dishing one assist in the process. She also has 18 shots on goal (31 total shots).
Fishlock made her senior debut in 2002 with Cardiff City L.F.C., a team located in Cardiff, Wales – where she was born. By 2006, she made her international debut with the Wales national team and has scored 31 goals in 119 appearances for the club ever since. She's a Welsh legend.
11. Megan Rapinoe
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Megan Rapinoe is a midfielder and winger who currently wears No. 15 for the OL Reign – a team she has been with since 2013. She has four goals and three assists this season, despite playing in just nine games and starting just five games – she has logged just 556 minutes.
Rapinoe played four years of college soccer at the University of Portland before joining the Chicago Red Stars of the WPS in 2009. She played for Sydney FC, Seattle Sounders Women, and Olympique Lyonnais before joining the NWSL. She also has 62 goals for Team USA.
10. Ebony Salmon
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Ebony Salmon is a forward who currently wears No. 11 for the Houston Dash. She has been on a tear this season, scoring eight goals in just nine games played (757 minutes). Of her 24 shots, 18 of them have been on goal and almost half of them have gone in. She's the real deal.
Salmon was traded earlier this year after her playing time declined under a new head coach at Racing Louisville. She felt betrayed and is now proving her worth in what has been an incredible 2022 campaign. At just 21 years old, we're excited to see what she can do in the coming years.
9. Rose Lavelle
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Rose Lavelle is a midfielder who currently wears No. 16 for the OL Reign. She shoots often, logging 36 shots (17 shots on goal) this season – scoring three goals and one assist in 12 games (1,059 minutes). This is her second season with the team and second stint in the NWSL.
Lavelle played one season with Manchester City in the Women's Super League in 2021, but decided to return to the United States – she last played in the NWSL between 2017 and 2020. She also has 21 goals for Team USA and helped them win an Olympic bronze medal in 2020.
8. Sofia Huerta
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Sofia Huerta is a right back on defense who currently wears No. 11 for the OL Reign – a team she has been with since 2020. Now in her third year with the team, she has become a mainstay on their defense – appearing in 14 games (14 starts) and logging 1,260 minutes this season.
Huerta has also played for the Houston Dash and Chicago Red Stars between 2015 and 2019 – as well as Sydney FC of the W-League. She has also made 20 international appearances for Team USA since 2017 and played four years of college soccer at Santa Clara University.
7. Naomi Girma
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Naomi Girma is a defender who currently wears No. 4 for the San Diego Wave – a teammate of Alex Morgan. She was selected as the No. 1 overall draft pick this past season and despite being a rookie, she has already established herself as one of the best defenders in the NWSL.
Girma has logged 1,350 minutes this year in 15 games played (15 starts). She won Best XI of the Month in May and June, as well as Rookie of the Month in June. Outside of the NWSL, she has made six appearances for Team USA and had a legendary career at Stanford University.
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Trinity Rodman, the daughter of Dennis Rodman, is a forward who currently wears No. 2 for the Washington Spirit. She has four goals and two assists this season, logging 1,100 minutes in 13 games (12 starts). She has taken 31 shots (19 shots on goal) and also has 14 interceptions.
Despite being just 20 years old and in her second season, she's currently the highest paid player in the NWSL. She was the No. 1 pick in the 2021 NWSL Draft, even though she never played a match in college. She recently scored four goals at the 2022 NWSL Challenge Cup.
5. Ashley Hatch
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Ashley Hatch is a forward who currently wears No. 33 for the Washington Spirit – a team she has been with since 2018. She has been very productive for the Spirit this season, scoring seven goals and logging 1,022 minutes in 13 games (11 starts). She also has 19 shots on goal.
Hatch was originally drafted second overall by the North Carolina Courage in 2017. Despite winning Rookie of the Year, she was traded to the Spirit the following season. Last year, she won the NWSL Golden Boot with 10 goals – en route to her first NWSL Championship.
4. Mallory Pugh
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Mallory Pugh is a forward who currently wears No. 9 for the Chicago Red Stars. She's having an incredibly well-rounded season, scoring eight goals and dishing five assists, despite logging just 861 minutes in 11 games (9 starts). She also has 37 shots, including 23 shots on goal.
Pugh decided to skip college soccer and turned professional in 2017, joining the Washington Spirit. After three seasons with the team, she was traded to the Sky Blue FC, who traded her to the Red Stars the following year. She also has 24 international goals for Team USA since 2016.
3. Sophia Smith
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Sophia Smith is a forward who currently wears No. 9 for the Portland Thorns. She has been a scoring machine this season, recording 11 goals and two assists in 1,024 minutes (13 games, 11 starts). She's known to shoot often, logging 50 shots so far in 2022 (31 shots on goal).
Smith played two years of college soccer at Stanford University between 2018 and 2019. She was the No. 1 overall pick by the Thorns in 2020 and has been on a tear ever since. In addition to her success in the NWSL, she has scored 10 goals in 22 appearances with Team USA.
2. Diana Ordoñez
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Diana Ordoñez is a forward who currently wears No. 12 for the North Carolina Courage. Despite it being her rookie season after going No. 6 overall in this year's draft, Ordoñez has already put the league on notice – scoring 11 goals (18 shots on goal) in 14 games played.
Other than Sophia Smith and Alex Morgan, no other women in the NWSL have more goals this season. Her 11 goals have already broken the rookie record of seven – previously held by Ashley Hatch (2017) and Jazmine Reeves (2014). She will likely win 2022 Rookie of the Year.
1. Alex Morgan
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And finally, we've come full-circle. Alex Morgan is a striker who currently wears No. 13 for the San Diego Wave. She's the current league leader with 13 goals, also dishing two assists in 1,259 minutes played (15 games, 14 starts). She has taken 40 shots (22 shots on goal).
Morgan is in her 10th season in the NWSL and first with San Diego, having previously played for the Orlando Pride (2016-2021) and Portland Thorns (2013-2015). Her 13 league goals are the most she has ever scored in a single season – she scored nine goals with Orlando in 2017.
Who Are the Best Women Soccer Players of All-Time?
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Alex Morgan can certainly make her case as one of the greatest American soccer players of all-time, but she's far from the only one – let's not forget about Mia Hamm, Michelle Akers, Abby Wambach, Kristine Lilly, Briana Scurry, Joy Fawcett, Hope Solo, to name a few.
Of course, that's just the United States. Some of the other greatest women soccer players of all-time include Marta, Birgit Prinz, Sun Wen, Homare Sawa, Kelly Smith, Christine Sinclair, Nadine Angerer, Hege Riise, Sissi, Pia Sundhage, Lily Parr, Silke Rottenberg, and more.
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