Ali Krieger

VANCOUVER, BC – United States’ first choice right back Ali Krieger will miss six-to-eight months after suffering tears in her right medial collateral and anterior cruciate ligaments on Friday night, US Soccer confirmed on Saturday. The injury, which will require reconstructive surgery to repair, was diagnosed after a Saturday morning MRI. Krieger’s recovery will likely to sideline her for this summer’s London Olympic Games, should the US qualify. Krieger was stretchered from the field during...Read Full Story

MAURA GLADYS – There will be plenty more women’s soccer coverage coming next week in anticipation of the Women’s World Cup (get excited), but in the meantime, check out the story of USWNT right back Ali Krieger. After graduating from Penn State in 2007 (where she overcame a pulmonary embolism her junior year), Krieger joined FFC Frankfurt, an elite club in the Women’s Bundesliga. Despite not speaking a word of German, Krieger ventured to Frankfurt, learned the language, adapted to the culture...Read Full Story

I get the feeling Alex Morgan is about to blow up which means she'll be blowing some tool like Zac Efron in 2 weeks. I can't stand when a chick gets all that attention and I like this Ali Krieger minx a little bit more I think. Not as stunning as Morgan but still cute and I'm pretty sure she's got some bombs hidden under that sports bra.P.S. I see you Carli Lloyd.Read Full Story

I get the feeling Alex Morgan is about to blow up which means she'll be blowing some tool like Zac Efron in 2 weeks. I can't stand when a chick gets all that attention and I like this Ali Krieger minx a little bit more I think. Not as stunning as Morgan but still cute and I'm pretty sure she's got some bombs hidden under that sports bra.P.S. I see you Carli Lloyd.Read Full Story

The U.S. women's national team's win against Brazil Sunday was one for the ages. The game went into overtime and was ultimately decided by penalty kicks. Michele Norris talks to defender Ali Krieger about the emotional World Cup quarterfinal and Krieger's shot at the end of the game that sealed the U.S. victory.» E-Mail This     » Add to Del.icio.usRead Full Story