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Soccer Settlements and SoCal
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In episode #339 of the Mixxed Zone, Jen “The Keeper” Cooper discusses a wide range of woso topics, including the USWNT settlement, the U-20 Conacacaf championship and NWSL in SoCal.
In the first chat, Jen hears from lawyer Kelsey Trainor about what’s next for the USWNT following the conditional settlement of their lawsuit vs. US Soccer. They also discuss the progress made by the first-ever NWSL collective bargaining agreement.
The second segment features former USWNT player and current NWSL broadcaster Kacey White about calling the recent Concacaf U-20 games. White also shares memories of her time with the U-20 USWNT, as well as the last wosopro game in SoCal before Angel City’s home opener on March 19.
This week’s “Jensplaining” segment reviews the format and brief history of the biennial U-20 Women’s World Cup.
Got a question or comment for the Jensplainer? Email your question or general Mixxed Zone comments to keeper@keepernotes.com.
Check out the sponsors of The Mixxed Zone:
ABOUT KEEPER NOTES
Founded by Jen Cooper, Keeper Notes has been spreading the love for the beautiful game since 2002 in Houston and beyond. The Mixxed Zone women’s soccer podcast has been covering women’s soccer (primarily NWSL, USWNT and Concacaf) since 2014. Check out more of the Keeper’s great content as well as the invaluable “WoSopedia” page at KeeperNotes.com. You can also follow Keeper Notes on Twitter and Instagram.
And be sure to check out the latest edition of the Keeper Notes NWSL Almanac! The 400-page comprehensive guide includes the first nine seasons of NWSL (2013-2021) and the Challenge Cup . You can’t get this info all in one place anywhere else! The almanac is available in both PDF and print format. Keeper Notes has also published its first-ever almanac of all the NWSL championship finals.
The post Soccer Settlements and SoCal appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.
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Manage episode 324019106 series 2506014
In episode #339 of the Mixxed Zone, Jen “The Keeper” Cooper discusses a wide range of woso topics, including the USWNT settlement, the U-20 Conacacaf championship and NWSL in SoCal.
In the first chat, Jen hears from lawyer Kelsey Trainor about what’s next for the USWNT following the conditional settlement of their lawsuit vs. US Soccer. They also discuss the progress made by the first-ever NWSL collective bargaining agreement.
The second segment features former USWNT player and current NWSL broadcaster Kacey White about calling the recent Concacaf U-20 games. White also shares memories of her time with the U-20 USWNT, as well as the last wosopro game in SoCal before Angel City’s home opener on March 19.
This week’s “Jensplaining” segment reviews the format and brief history of the biennial U-20 Women’s World Cup.
Got a question or comment for the Jensplainer? Email your question or general Mixxed Zone comments to keeper@keepernotes.com.
Check out the sponsors of The Mixxed Zone:
ABOUT KEEPER NOTES
Founded by Jen Cooper, Keeper Notes has been spreading the love for the beautiful game since 2002 in Houston and beyond. The Mixxed Zone women’s soccer podcast has been covering women’s soccer (primarily NWSL, USWNT and Concacaf) since 2014. Check out more of the Keeper’s great content as well as the invaluable “WoSopedia” page at KeeperNotes.com. You can also follow Keeper Notes on Twitter and Instagram.
And be sure to check out the latest edition of the Keeper Notes NWSL Almanac! The 400-page comprehensive guide includes the first nine seasons of NWSL (2013-2021) and the Challenge Cup . You can’t get this info all in one place anywhere else! The almanac is available in both PDF and print format. Keeper Notes has also published its first-ever almanac of all the NWSL championship finals.
The post Soccer Settlements and SoCal appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.
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