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October 8, 2001
 The
1991 U.S. Women’s National Team created the standard for women’s
soccer throughout the world, playing in a relentless all-out
attacking style. These players and their coaches built the
foundation that ultimately changed the face of the game.
The power of their game and their
collective personality caused Women’s Soccer to be added to the
roster of the Olympic Sports in 1996, World Cup, and fostered
the founding of the first women’s professional soccer league in
the United States, the Women’s United Soccer Association (WUSA)
in 2001. |
