Meg Linehan is a Senior Writer for The Athletic, specializing in women's soccer coverage. With a focus on the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) and the United States Women's National Team (USWNT), Meg provides in-depth analysis, breaking news, and features on players, teams, and the broader landscape of women's soccer.
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Meg Linehan's articles mainly cover women's soccer, NWSL, USWNT, and soccer transfers. Her focus is on event coverage with some expert commentary. If you have insights or analysis related to women's soccer events, NWSL developments, or soccer transfers involving the USWNT players that could provide valuable context or depth to her articles, it would likely be of interest to her. Additionally if you can offer expertise in analyzing trends in women's sports and their impact on society at large she might find that valuable as well.
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By: Meg Linehan, Chantel Jennings
Canada won all three games to advance to the 2024 Olympic quarterfinals.
By: Meg Linehan
Shaw has yet to feature at the Games, while Davidson missed the final group match against Australia
By: Meg Linehan
The USWNT are Olympic champions — but no matter what they accomplish, there’s always an eye to the future
By: Meg Linehan
Donovan hopes to use his experience as a player to lead San Diego through a difficult time.
“On Women’s Equality Day, we celebrate the pioneers who fought tirelessly to win the right to vote,” Tori Huster, NWSLPA president, said.
By: Jeff Rueter, Meg Linehan, Emily Olsen
Welcome to Full Time, The Athletic's women's soccer newsletter.
By: Meg Linehan, Steph Yang
Here's what you need to know about NWSL free agency for 2025
By: Jeff Rueter, Meg Linehan
Bethune was selected third overall in the 2023 NWSL Draft, with Washington trading defensive anchor Sam Staab to obtain the pick.
By: Meg Linehan
"I felt in my heart and soul that this was the last season that I would play soccer," Morgan said about her decision to retire.
By: Meg Linehan
From a ticketing perspective at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, the match is trending towards a sell-out.
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