It probably did not take a formal ceremony this weekend to ensure no San Diego Wave player would ever wear the number 13 again. Not when that player—Alex Morgan—was the club’s first big star, first to ...

Back in September of 2024, USWNT icon Alex Morgan confirmed she would be retiring from soccer after 16 years as a professional player. Her final career game was for San Diego Wave at home to NC ...

The U.S. women’s team stumbled Thursday in its first game since July, allowing a goal in each half that sent Portugal to its first win against the Americans, 2-1 on a night two-time World Cup winner ...

Alex Morgan didn't retire so much as she shifted focus. The two-time Women's World Cup winner with the United States was always more than simply a soccer player, but since she stepped away from the ...

In the mind’s eye, October 2010 might still feel recent. But there are a few ways to measure how long it has really been since Alex Morgan scored her first U.S. women’s soccer team goal. One is that ...

Alex Morgan was honored during the match between the US women's national team and Portugal this Thursday. The USWNT displayed a jersey with the number 224 and Morgan's name, referencing the total ...

CHESTER — The U.S. women’s national team honored Alex Morgan before Thursday night’s game at Subaru Park. Its fans then watched in vain for 90 minutes waiting for an offensive player to emerge and ...

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — It has been almost a year since former San Diego Wave FC soccer star Alex Morgan retired from the sport. On Sunday, Sept. 7, the team will honor the ex-Wave FC captain by ...

If 13 is an unlucky number, nobody told Alex Morgan. She announced her retirement on September 5, 2024, and neither the team nor Morgan wasted any time taking steps to stay committed to one another.

Alex Morgan speaks to FIFA about her illustrious career ahead of her official retirement ceremony at the site of first international goal. Alex Morgan is going back to where it all began. On 6 October ...