Ali Krieger has joined Athlete Ally as an Ambassador to support LGBT inclusion and equality in sports. “I’m proud to be an Athlete Ally Ambassador because it’s important to create an inclusive environment for all people both on and off the pitch, and I know that the most successful teams support the unique and diverse(…)
For a special pre-World Cup Throwback Thursday, Enjoy a look back at Ali’s three Studio 90 interviews from the 2011 Women’s World Cup in Germany. With bonus mom!!
Sports Illustrated’s Meet the 23 series was released today, highlighting each member of the U.S. Women’s National Team World Cup squad. Check out Ali’s video, player page and photos… Full Content
At Saturday’s match in Harrison, NJ, Ali was featured in a Coca-Cola display, along with Carli Lloyd, Alex Morgan, and Christen Press. Enormous Coke cans with each players name were outside the stadium at part of the #ShareaCoke campaign.
As she walked into Forest Park High School’s football stadium Wednesday night, Ali Krieger got emotional…. Krieger was at Forest Park as part of U.S. Soccer’s “#SheBelieves in her Community” campaign that is bringing members of the U.S. World Cup team back to their hometown to spend an evening promoting interest in next month’s World(…)
I recently participated in an important and timely conversation about why soccer matters, not just to me, but to communities across America and beyond. While there can be no doubt as to where the entire U.S. women’s national team focus is in the lead up to the 2015 Women’s World Cup, I welcomed the opportunity(…)
If a revolution to combat concussions is going to happen in sports, it’s the athletes that must leading the way. Ali Krieger knows it. The U.S. women’s national team’s dynamic right back has returned to action this week after suffering a brain-rattling concussion three weeks ago in the Washington Spirit’s National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) season(…)
In her return from a concussion, Ali Krieger wore red during the Washington Spirit’s workout Wednesday at Maryland SoccerPlex. “Precious cargo,” she said with a smile afterward. Amid the yellows and grays, Krieger’s distinct pinny was both a repellent against contact in practice and a reminder of a head injury suffered 17 minutes into the season opener(…)
U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team defender talks overcoming adversity and launches her first N+TC Fitness Diary workout….READ MORE
Ali Krieger had a near-death experience while in college and at the time, didn’t know if she would be able to follow her dreams of playing for the U.S. Women’s National Team.
