Julie Foudy was part of a US team that won two World Cups, two Olympic golds, and thousands of converted soccer fans along the way as one of the "99ers." ...

In 2015, Julie Foudy watched the U.S. national team win the Women’s World Cup from the press box. She didn’t get to see the trophy presentation or much of the celebration that followed because ...

Two-time World Cup winner Julie Foudy shares her bond with U.S. women's national team members as the current roster departs for the 2023 World Cup.

ATHENS, Greece -- Get out of the way: Julie Foudy is on the loose and on crutches. "I'm crutching-impaired,'' said the captain of the U.S. women's soccer team, sitting on a couch with her right ...

Former USWNT captain Julie Foudy thinks women's sports have reached "a tipping point." No longer do women athletes need to "shut up and be grateful," the 1999 World Cup champion says.

Retired U.S. women’s soccer icon, two-time World Cup champ, two-time Olympic gold medalist and current ESPN analyst Julie Foudy kicks around some Women’s World Cup Q&A.

Julie Foudy, who has been an integral part of ESPN’s soccer coverage for the last 20 years, is reportedly leaving the network. Ryan Glasspiegel and Michael McCarthy of Front Office Sports ...

Julie Foudy '93 was just one year old when the groundbreaking Title IX equality law, passed in the summer of 1972, kick-started a revolution in women’s college sports by enforcing a balance ...

According to Ryan Glasspiegel and Michael McCarthy of Front Office Sports, Julie Foudy is out after 20 years with the network. Foudy and ESPN were reportedly unable to reach an agreement on a new ...

Julie Foudy and Hope Solo haven't been shy about feuding in public in the past and Solo's postgame comments on Friday when she called the Swedish team "cowards" for their conservative play seems ...

Head coach Vlatko Andonovski admitted his side “did not play well” against Portugal, while TNT soccer analyst and the US Women’s National Team (USWNT) great Julie Foudy told CNN: “They ...

A fun time was had by all at the Little League World Series, especially Julie Foudy as she sled down the hill in a cardboard rocketship. ESPN By Awful Announcing Staff on 08/20/2023 08/20/2023.