Marjani Taylor

Marjani Taylor graduated from Stanford University in 2013 and played for the Stanford Women's Soccer team all 4 years, winning the National Championship in 2011. She went on to play 4 years of professional soccer in Iceland.

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Angel City: A bit of women led magic brought to your TV

by Marjani Taylor

Angel City (ACFC) is a dream turned reality. A women led club backed by prominent celebrities and USWNT legends. A no trade policy...

Disney+ series follows Matildas journey to the World Cup

by Marjani Taylor

The Matildas aren’t the obvious choice to win the World Cup If I asked any soccer fan outside of Australia who they thought would win the 2023...

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Leah Williamson tears ACL leaving question mark for England

by Marjani Taylor

England captain Leah Williamson added to pre-World Cup injury tally With the World Cup around the corner, the USWNT is not the only powerhouse...

USWNT loses Mallory Swanson to patella tendon injury

by Marjani Taylor

The USWNT remains undefeated this year, Emily Fox scored her first international goal and Julie Ertz took the field after two years away from the...

Marvin Ducksch's goals pull Werder Bremen back from the edge

by Marjani Taylor

Oh, to be a Werder Bremen fan. Consistent play is not necessarily their forte, but consistently toying with my emotions is. Bremen have...

USWNT secures sixth SheBelieves Cup trophy

by Marjani Taylor

On Wednesday, the USWNT left Frisco, Texas with their sixth SheBelieves Cup trophy and a 2-1 victory over Brazil. Fireworks lit up the sky,...

USWNT striker Mallory Swanson is a red-hot goal machine

by Marjani Taylor

I imagine there are few things that make a coach happier than a striker who can’t seem to miss the back of the net in a World Cup year. For...

Sara Björk confronts Lyon about treatment while pregnant

by Marjani Taylor

When Iceland National Team captain and former Lyon midfielder Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir found out she was pregnant, she hoped...

At 22, Sophia Smith is the best USWNT player of 2022

by Marjani Taylor

If you’ve been watching the USWNT, you know that Sophia Smith had an outstanding year. However, if you needed further confirmation, she has now...

Pelé dies at 82 leaving behind an unmatched legacy

by Marjani Taylor

Pelé’s legendary playing career was over before I was even born, yet as a young child lacing up my little classic Adidas cleats in an...

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