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Episode 199: Ashlyn Harris, Ali Krieger, Erin McLeod, Laura Harvey, College Draft Picks

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 199 – Ashlyn Harris, Ali Krieger, Erin McLeod, Laura Harvey, College Draft Picks

After a season of turmoil and controversy, the NWSL is looking forward and so are we! The future of women’s football depends on it.

On this episode, we look at the many changes in the league with soundbites from many of its biggest stars and future stars.

We also take a look at the 2021 Expansion and College Drafts, the 2022 NWSL preliminary format, and an update on all the coaching changes (get your pencils out!)

Soundbites in this order:

Ashlyn Harris & Ali Krieger – 8’

Erin McLeod – 22’

Kim Björkegren – 34’

Naomi Girma & Marleen Schimmer – 46’

Jaelin Howell & Savannah DeMelo – 51’

Zsannett Kajan & Tinaya Alexander – 54’

Amanda Cromwell & Sean Nahas – 1:00’

Kris Ward & Laura Harvey – 1:08’

Episode Links:

https://www.nwslsoccer.com/nwsldraft

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Original Broadcast Date: December 28, 2021

Women’s World Football Show is hosted, written, edited and produced by Patty La Bella.

Additional assistance for this episode by Angel City FC PR manager Amy Chastain and ACFC VP of Player Development & operations Angela Hucles Mangano.

Women’s World Football Show website design and theme music by Patricia La Bella

Women’s World Football Show® is a registered trademark and its audio and logo cannot be used without expressed written authorization.

Episode 31: Erin McLeod, Megan Campbell

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 31 features an exclusive interview with Canada WNT goalkeeper Erin McLeod; Sound bites from USWNT manager Jill Ellis; Westfield W-League report with Australia sports journalist Cheryl Downes; and Alana “AJ” Johnson interviews Ireland WNT/Florida State University star Megan Campbell and Texas A&M senior Kelley Monogue.

Erin McLeod!
Women’s World Football Show welcomes Canadian Women’s National Team goalkeeper, renaissance woman and overall great person – Erin McLeod. The Olympic bronze medalist talks about her evolution as an athlete, artist and ambassador to the women’s game. As we get closer to the 2015 Women’s World Cup in Canada, Erin gives us a unique view of her country, club and colorful coach. The 31-year old reveals how she’s overcome some of the struggles she’s faced on her journey to self-discovery and the lessons she’s still learning. In a darkened sky void of athlete role models, Erin McLeod is a bright star for young fans to look up to and we’re proud to have her on the show!

Women’s World Cup Draw
The road to Canada continues as your hosts take a spirited look at the recently-revealed Women’s World Cup draw. Who has the best chances of getting out of their groups? The most fierce and fun match-ups? And which is the REAL Group of Death? All this, and we hear from USA skipper Jill Ellis.

Westfield W-League Roundup
The 2014 regular season of the Westfield W-League has docked and Cheryl Downes of The Women’s Game stops by to go over the semifinalists – Perth Glory FC, Melbourne Victory, Canberra United and Sydney FC. What were their strengths, weaknesses and MVP’s? Also Cheryl lets us know how the Aussies are taking the news of their “Group of Death” placing. Crikey!!

2014 College Cup
Are there leprechauns in Ireland? 2014 College Cup champion and Irish International, Megan Campbell doesn’t answer that, but does give us a borderline-hysterical view of her FSU experience. Alana “AJ” Johnson joins us with a full report from the tournament, as well as an interview with Texas A&M senior Kelley Monogue who discusses her intent to enter the NWSL college draft.

And…
Your hosts let off a little steam about the England hashtag situation, welcomes Doncaster Rover Belles’ new manager Glen Harris, and take a look at the Houston Dash’s latest marketing strategy.

Plus….
What was the last sport played on the Titanic? There’s a slight disagreement.

And speaking of the Titanic…
Featured music by Gaelic Storm!

Original Broadcast Date: December 13, 2014

Here’s a look at FSU and Irish International Megan Campbell’s famous throw-ins!

Original Broadcast Date: December 13, 2014 (that’s 12-13-14!)

Episode 173: 2020 NWSL Challenge Cup

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 173 features soundbites from Orlando Pride defender Ali Krieger and goalkeeper Erin McLeod; Houston Dash co-captains Rachel Daly and Jane Campbell; Washington Spirit stars Rose Lavelle, Ashley Hatch, Tori Huster, and Meggie Dougherty Howard; OL Reign defender Lauren Barnes; plus Head Coaches Marc Skinner (Orlando Pride) and Craig Harrington (Utah Royals FC).

It’s the day we’ve all been waiting for!

The 2020 NWSL Challenge Cup marks the return to action for all nine NWSL clubs. The 25-game tournament will kick off on June 27, 2020 at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman, Utah. The semifinals and finals will take place on July 22 and 26 at Rio Tinto Stadium in Sandy Utah.

On this episode, we’re taking a look at the return of women’s soccer in the USA with this very special tournament, and hear from many of your favorite players and coaches. Are you ready? #LFG!

Below is the lineup with an approximate time where they show up in the show. Enjoy!

Rose Lavelle – opening

Tori Huster – 9’

Ashley Hatch – 12’

MDH – 14’’

Criag Harrington – 17’

Lauren Barnes – 20’

Ali Krieger – 29’

Marc Skinner – 33’

Erin McLeod – 38’

Jane Campbell – 42’

Rachel Daly – 43’

Episode Links:

Listen to past episodes of Women’s World Football Show, featuring:

Rose Lavelle – Episode 98

Lauren Barnes – Episode 118

Ashley Hatch – Episode 106

Ali Krieger – Episode 36

Erin McLeod – Episode 31

Jane Campbell – Episode 105

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Photos Courtesy of: Houston Dash, Washington Spirit, Orlando Pride, OL Reign

Original Broadcast Date: June 21, 2020

Women’s World Football Show is hosted, written, edited & produced by Patty La Bella.

Additional assistance for this episode by Washington Spirit, Orlando Pride, OL Reign, Utah Royals FC, and Houston Dash.

Women’s World Football Show website design and theme music by Patricia La Bella

Women’s World Football Show® is a registered trademark and it’s audio and logo cannot be used without expressed written authorization.

Episode 89: Ella Masar

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 89 features an exclusive interview with FC Rosengård midfielder Ella Masar; Plus, women’s soccer bloggers Karen Valenzuela, Sophie Downey, and RJ Allen.

Ella is back and better than ever! The fan-favorite footballer updates us on her massive success at FC Rosengård in the Damallsvenskan League in Sweden. Ella also shares her thoughts on football in Sweden, her continuing growth in the game and the opportunities playing and living abroad has offered. With 14 goals in 21 games in 2016, Ella is proving herself to be a goal-scoring threat. What has led to this dramatic role change and what does the future hold for the affable soccer star? Ella gives us the insider scoop.

We couldn’t chat with Ella without asking about the health and progress of her wife and teammate Erin McLeod! Ella shares this and more interesting tidbits about her life off the pitch. There are a few surprises (and prizes!) involved in this interview! But of course you’ll have to listen to find out!! (6:29)
Follow Ella on Twitter @emasar3
Check out Ella’s personal website – EllaMasar.me

Looking Back & Forward!
We’re looking back on our favorite clubs, leagues and events of 2016. To help us do that, WWFShow welcomes a few of our friends and contributors – Karen Valenzuela of Woso of the Post, Sophie Downey of Girls on the Ball, and RJ Allen of Backline Soccer. Let’s go!…

U.S. Women’s National Team
It was an interesting year for the USWNT. Their many successes were unfortunately overshadowed by a disappointing Olympic performance in Rio. Karen gives us the highlights, lowlights, best player, what to look forward to in 2017, and more. Plus a spirited discussion on Jill Ellis, Hope Solo and Megan Rapinoe! Get out the dramamine because (like USA’s year), it’s a roller coaster of a ride!
Follow Karen on Twitter @VictoriaNoir89
Watch Off The Post on YouTube!

FAWSL and England
There’s only one source we go to when we’re talking all-things England, and that’s Girls on the Ball! Sophie stops by to give us a look back on FAWSL 1&2 in 2016. Who were the stars of the league and what were some of the biggest matches and moments? And with big changes on the horizon, what does the future look like for both leagues? Sophie lays it all out for us. Plus, a look back on the England squad and insight into what 2017 holds for the team.
Follow on Twitter @GirlsontheBall
Check out their fun and informative website at girlsontheball.com

NWSL
Its a league of intrigue and never-ending drama! So, it’s only fair we put the National Women’s Soccer League under the microscope. RJ is here to recap the season that saw great progress and at the same time, cringe-worthy moments (remember the baseball field fiasco in Western New York?). But despite the let-downs of the league, there were plenty up-sides including the emergence of great players, coaches and of course dream endings.
Follow on Twitter @backlinesoccer
Visit the website that asks, “Do you even woso?”

Plus…
WWFShow delivers their “Best Of” from 2016. As you would expect from a staff of worldwide correspondents, it’s a diversified list. Big thanks to Jana Lange (Germany), Cheryl Downes (Australia), Alana “AJ” Johnson (USA – 1 vote AJ??), Pamela Del Olmo (Mexico), Kaitlyn “Jonesy” Jones (USA), Sarah “The Cowgirl” Hallett (USA, aka Patty’s Barry the Beaver) and Barry the Beaver himself (Canada – can you guess what his list looks like, eh?).

Also…
Patty and Adam share their favorite interviews of the year, favorite moments and they reach their quota for most sound effects in one show! Oh never mind…

Fade Out Music by R.E.M.

Original Broadcast Date: December 31, 2016

Photo credits courtesy of: EllaMasar; FC Rosengard; Petter Arvidson

Episode 69: Ella Masar, Christina Burkenroad, Ashlyn Harris, Alex Scott

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 69 features exclusive interviews with Ella Masar-McLeod, Christina Burkenroad, Ashlyn Harris, Alex Scott, Josephine Henning, Jodie Taylor, and John Herdman.

Women’s World Football Show presents an exclusive interview with ever-inspiring Ella Masar-McLeod. Ella updates us on her latest move to FC Rosengård in Sweden. It’s been an interesting journey for the fan-favorite footballer – from her short stint playing in France to her NWSL playing days, Ella brings to light some of the more interesting experiences in her career. Off the pitch, the journey has been no less interesting, as she discusses everything from her marriage to Canada National Team goalkeeper Erin McLeod to becoming a Canadian citizen.

Ella also discusses her eloquently-penned blog post, which sparked a conversation that was way overdue and showed why love is stronger than hate. Ella lives her truth, and for that she has become a role model on and off the pitch.
Read Ella’s inspirational blog.

2016 SHEBELIEVES CUP
A recap of the inaugural tournament. We take a look at the final tallies and takeaways. Plus exclusive interviews with Alex Scott (England), Jodie Taylor (England), Josephine Henning (Germany) and Ashlyn Harris (USA).

Christina Burkenroad
Adding to this show’s “inspirational” theme, we welcome Orlando Pride college draft pick, Christina Burkenroad. The talented young striker discusses her heartbreaking past that at one time left her homeless. Christina shows us that through faith and positivity, we can find the courage to not only succeed, but to conquer. One of the most inspiring stories in football today, Burkenroad is a reminder that soccer is more than just a game, its a state of mind.

Women’s FA Cup
It’s getting down to the wire for the coveted cup and Adam gives a full report on the FA Cup fifth round. Our jolly ol’ chap was at Keepmoat Stadium as Chelsea Ladies took on Doncaster Rovers Belles and chats with Chelsea manager Emma Hayes and newly signed striker Karen Carney. Also, Adam gets the Rovers take from manager Glen Harris and goalkeeper Nicola Hobbs.

NWSL Previews, Part 3
The 2016 NWSL season kicks off on April 16 and we’re bringing in expert pundits to help preview two teams per episode leading up to the start of the season!

Sky Blue FC
Double G Sports contributor Lilly Kashishian is back to give us the low-down on Sky Blue FC! Who did they lose? Who did they pick up? and how much weighs on Raquel Rodriguez? It’s all here.
Follow Lilly on Twitter @Lillykashishian.
Check out Double G Sports.

Washington Spirit
Washington D.C. sports writer Andy Arnold gives us his take on this new-look Spirit team. From the new-old manager to last year’s MVP, Crystal Dunn. Andy breaks down the team with brutal honesty!
Check out Andy on Examiner.com and read his blog LadiesBallToo.

Plus…
Canada Head Coach John Herdman discusses his team’s Algarve Cup win; Cyprus recap; American Idol update and more!

Fade Out Music by Rascal Flatts

Original Broadcast Date: March 20, 2016

Episode 8: Sandra Prusina

Women’s World Football Show, Episode 8 features an exclusive interview Canada sports journalist Sandra Prusina; plus updates on NWSL and FAWSL; and Concacaf U-20 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers.

Canada sports journalist and broadcaster Sandra Prusina stops by to give us an in-depth look at the Canada Women’s National Team.

Women’s World Football Show is On the Clock with updates from the NWSL college draft and updates on the FAWSL.

A report on the 2014 CONCACAF U-20 Women’s World Cup Qualifiers.

Canadian player profile: Erin McLeod

Original Broadcast Date: January 18, 2014

Guest List

Women’s World Football Show is the award-winning podcast and internet radio show dedicated to bringing the women’s game to a global audience. Established in 2013, Women’s World Football Show Is the longest running podcast covering women’s soccer with every episode featuring news, insider information, and interviews with many of the most influential names in the game (see below!)

Women’s World Football Show Past Guests Include:
USA
Carli Lloyd
Brandi Chastain
Julie Foudy (3X!)
Cindy Parlow Cone
Briana Scurry
Ali Krieger
Becky Sauerbrunn
Christen Press
Meghan Klingenberg
Heather O’Reilly
Alyssa Naeher
Ashlyn Harris
Lindsey Horan
Crystal Dunn
Angela Hucles (3X!)
Lori Lindsey
Beverly Goebel-Yanez
Amy Rodriguez
Ashley Nick
Kristen Grubka
Coco Goodson
Rachel Wood
Sam Mewis
Ella Masar
Rory Dames (Coach)
Leslie Gallimore (Coach)
Rachel (Buehler) Van Hollebeke
Shea Groom
Brittany Bock
Shannon Boxx
Sydney Leroux
Amanda Frisbie
Megan Crosson
Michelle French (Coach)
Savannah Levin
Christina Gibbons
Christine Nairn
Kendall Johnson
Allie Long
Joanna Lohman (Twice!)
Casey Short
Rose Lavelle
Adrianna Franch
Denise Reddy (Coach)
Jim Gabarra (Coach)
Abby Smith
Megan Rapinoe
Veronica Latsko
Chioma Ubogagu
Lauren Barnes
Vlatko Andonovski (Coach)
Denise Schilte-Brown (Coach)
Andi Sullivan
McKenzie Berryhill
Haley Kopmeyer
Sofia Huerta
Ashley Hatch
Julie Ertz
Jane Campbell
Kristen Edmonds
James Clarkson (Coach)
Jen Hoy
Jessica McDonald
Jordan DiBiasi
Grace Cutler
Mykiaa Minniss
Jasmyne Spencer
Shae Yanez
Morgan Weaver
Imani Dorsey
Leslie Osborne
Jaedyn Shaw
Ruth Harker (85er!)
Hillary Beall
Jamie Levoy (Coach)
Becky Burleigh (Coach)

Argentina
Gabriela Garton

Australia
Kate Gill (Twice!)
Caitlin Foord
Lisa DeVanna
Amy Harrison
Laura Alleway (Twice!)
Alanna Kennedy
Angela Beard
Craig Deans (Coach)
Remy Siemsen
Elise Kellond-Knight
Sam Kerr
Mackenzie Arnold
Hayley Raso
Sarah Walsh
Rosie Sutton
Chloe Logarzo
Ellie Carpenter
Tegan Micah
Beattie Goad
Clare Polkinghorne
Jenna McCormick
Amy Sayer (Twice!)

Canada
Karina LeBlanc (Twice!)
Rhian Wilkinson
Erin McLeod
Christine Sinclair
Diana Matheson
Sophie Schmidt (Twice!)
John Herdman (Coach)
Kaylyn Kyle
Kadeisha Buchanan
Desiree Scott
Jordyn Huitema
Stephanie Labbé
Janine Beckie

China
Yujie Zhao

Denmark
Line Johansen

Dominican Republic
Gabriella Marte
Giovanna Dionicio

England
Jordan Nobbs
Lianne Sanderson
Natasha Dowie
Rachel Williams
Rachel Daly
Becky Hill
Nicola Hobbs
Tracey Kevins (Coach)
Matt Beard (Coach)
Mark Parsons (Coach)
Laura Harvey (Coach)
Sue Smith
Lauren Bruton
Emily Roberts
Zoe Johnson
Sophie Bell
Ocean Rolandsen
Jay Sadler (Coach)
Katie Kitching
Jordan Butler
Jodie Taylor
Freya Coombe (Coach)
Adekite Fatuga-Dada
Lucy Parker
Nicole Douglas

Ghana
Grace Asantewaa
Jennifer Cudjoe

Germany
Ari Hingst
Nadine Angerer

Haiti
Danielle Étienne

Italy
Carolina Morace
Elena Linari

Jamaica
Dominique Bond-Flazsa
Chinyelu Asher
Lauren Silver
Sydney Schneider

Mexico
Veronica Pérez
Alina Garciamendez
Arianna Romero
Amanda Pérez-Murillo

Netherlands
Vera Pauw (Coach)
Emma Coolen
Katja Snoeijs
Lucienne Reichardt
Esmee De Graaf
Dominique Janssen

New Zealand
Maia Jackman
Annalie Longo
Erin Nayler
Katie Rood
Holly Pascoe
Aimee Phillips
Tony Readings (Coach)
Abby Erceg
Alana Gunn (Coach)
Emma Evans (Coach)
Rebekah Stott

Nigeria
Charity Rueben

Northern Ireland
Julie Nelson
Jess Foy
Simone Magill
Rebecca Holloway

Republic of Ireland
Steph Roche
Rianna Jarrett
Louise Quinn
Denise O’Sullivan

Scotland
Claire Emslie
Rachel Corsie
Lisa Evans
Caroline Weir
Paul Greig (Coach)
Hayley Sinclair
Rachael Small

South Africa
Janine Van Wyk

Spain
Verónica Boquete
Leire Beitia

St. Kitts & Nevis
Jené Baclawski
Phoenitia Browne

Sweden
Sofia Jacobsson

Wales
Jess Fishlock
Nadia Lawrence
Rhiannon “Razza” Roberts

Interviews featured on Women’s World Football Show are always positive and personable with the purpose of helping to grow the women’s game. We strive to speak to the youth with stories on women players, teams and leagues throughout the world. Listen to our past shows, as well as other interviews we’ve conducted at www.wwfshow.com.

Women’s World Football Show brings in guest correspondences from countries such as Canada, Australia, Africa, Germany, North America, UK and the Caribbean, as well as regions spanning Western and Eastern Europe.

Women’s World Football Show Senior contributors and Team Members:
Alana “AJ” Johnson: Whether it be college or NWSL matches, AJ is there reporting, tweeting and getting interviews with many of your favorite players and coaches.
Adam Barlow: Former co-host and sports blogger covering England’s Lionesses and FA WSL for Sports International magazine.
Cheryl Downes: When you hear the”Down Under” theme, you’ll know it’s our Aussie editor from Beyond 90 ready to fill us in on the Australia team and Westfield W-League.
Sandra Prusina: Accomplished sports reporter, broadcaster and writer is our go-to expert for smart and accurate insider-info on the Canadian team.
Jana Lange: Reporting direct from Germany, Jana has her finger on the pulse of all things Fraun-Bundesliga and the German Women’s National Team.
Pamela Del Olmo: Starting out as our Mexico cub reporter, Pamela has grown into a full-fledged sports writer, covering the women’s game for Spanish-language website El Talacheros.