Dan Lauletta is a journalist who focuses on local soccer in the United States, specifically in Connecticut. He writes for Equalizer Soccer and The Messenger, covering topics such as NWSL trades, women's hockey, and the future of the NWSL draft. Dan's articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the local soccer scene, keeping readers informed and engaged.
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Dan Lauletta's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly women's soccer in the NWSL. His interest lies in event coverage and announcements related to trades, players, and championships within this league. If you have insights into upcoming NWSL events, exclusive player interviews or trade news, providing these to Dan could be highly relevant given his focus on local sports reporting.
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By: Dan Lauletta
The Summer Cup will conclude with a face-off between NJ/NY Gotham FC and the Kansas City Current
Playoff seeds 2-4 need deciding, and three teams battle for the final two playoff spots (on three different days)
Barbra Banda was back in form as Chicago looked utterly lost against a dominant Orlando.
By: Dan Lauletta
A late goal by Gotham decided the final NWSL quarterfinal of the weekend. Gotham FC waited 11 seasons—14 if you count WPS—to treat their fans to a playoff game in New Jersey.
By: Dan Lauletta
Tara McKeown had to miss her sister's wedding last weekend, but made sure her absence wasn't for naught with the biggest goal of her life.
By: Dan Lauletta
The Washington Spirit return to the NWSL Championship after an instant classic between two rivals who made the best case for such a label.
It all comes down to Orlando and Washington. Here are some big storylines to watch out for in the NWSL Championship.
‘As a human, she just cares so deeply about people. That's what I respect about her the most.'
By: Dan Lauletta
When a team follows up a season where they don't make the playoffs with one in which they tie the league record for wins — despite relying heavily on a half dozen rookies and losing key forwards and midfielders to injury along the way — it would stand to reason the head coach would at least be a
By: Dan Lauletta
Marta: 'It’s something that in my best dream I didn’t believe would be true. I’m so happy.'
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