Meghan L. Hall is a staff writer at USA TODAY's For The Win. She specializes in women's sports, with a particular focus on the WNBA and women's basketball, while also covering various aspects of the sports industry, including sports marketing and broadcasting. Meghan's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including BVM Sports, Yahoo Sports, and The Indianapolis Star.
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Meghan L. Hall focuses on event coverage and announcements in the sports and entertainment news realm, with a primary focus on basketball, college sports, NFL, WNBA, and coaching-related topics.
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Jesse Yomtov, Seth Vertelney and Meghan L. Hall, USA TODAY England and Argentina meet in the World Cup semifinals on Wednesday in Atlanta, a battle between two past champions loaded with historical baggage
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Editor's note: Follow for live updates from Argentina-England World Cup showdown! ATLANTA ― It's game day for Argentina and England as the squads gear up to play in the World Cup semifinals.
By: Seth Vertelney, Meghan L. Hall, Jesse Yomtov
England and Argentina meet in the World Cup semifinals on Wednesday in Atlanta, a battle between two past champions loaded with historical
By: Seth Vertelney, Jesse Yomtov, Meghan L. Hall
WORLD CUP Jesse Yomtov Seth Vertelney Meghan L. Hall USA TODAY Updated July 15, 2026, 5:22 p.m. ET
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Meghan L. Hall, USA TODAY NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has thoughts about Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark.
By: Meghan L. Hall
A New York Liberty Dallas Wings game scheduled for Thursday, July 16, has been postponed. The WNBA announced the matchup, originally scheduled for 9 p.m. ET Thursday, has been has been rescheduled for Monday, July 20, at 8 p.m. ET in Arlington, Texas.
By: Meghan L. Hall
For the second time this season, Martza Suarez, a 2026 WNBA first-round pick, isn't on a roster. The Phoenix Mercury parted ways with Suarez.
With the United States hosting the World Cup final, fans may wonder if President Donald Trump will make an appearance.
Meghan L. Hall, USA TODAY The 2026 World Cup is coming to an end, and the tournament is in a sprint toward the final with Argentina and Spain . What's more, soccer fans are already wondering when the next World Cup is.
By: Meghan L. Hall
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