Rachael Kriger is a writer and photographer with a focus on soccer. She contributes to publications such as Equalizer Soccer and Pittsburgh Soccer Now, covering a wide range of topics including game previews and recaps, player profiles, and league updates. Rachael's work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports, LastWordOnSports.com, and The Beaver County Times.
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Rachael Kriger's coverage is predominantly focused on women's soccer, NCAA soccer, and international football events. She primarily covers event-related content and evolving stories within the sports domain.
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By: Rachael Kriger
Aliquippa missed 16 free throws Saturday, falling to Serra Catholic, 42-36.
By: Rachael Kriger
The U.S. women's national team and the Brazilian women's national team have a long history. Who can forget the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, when the U.S. t
By: Rachael Kriger
For the first time in program history, Hopewell boys' track and field heads to the WPIAL championships.
The Quaker Valley boys' track and field team celebrates its WPIAL Class 2A championship.
By: Rachael Kriger
Just over four months after being named Hopewell's head football coach, John Rosa is on the move, landing the Winchester Thurston AD job.
By: Rachael Kriger
West Allegheny took an early lead but allowed six fourth-inning runs, falling to Bethel Park, 7-6.
The City belongs to Pitt, after the Panthers took down the Duquesne Dukes, 2-1, in the women's soccer City Game at Highmark Stadium.
By: Rachael Kriger
Sarah Schupansky put on an offensive show for the Panthers on Thursday night, but the Panthers are still looking for first-half answers.
You'd never expect to see a No. 9 playing defense on the soccer pitch. However, it's a new role Lucia Wells has been excelling in.
Emma Hayes promised debuts. Her selections didn't disappoint. The earned a 3-1 victory over Iceland on Sunday night in Nashville, in the second of two friendlies against the European nation.
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