Ali Krieger’s Story – “One Nation. One Team. 23 Stories.”
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.
Updates
The Daily Collegian: Penn State women’s soccer alumnae Krieger, Naeher make USA World Cup team
The women’s soccer program added accolades to its prestigious history on April 14 when alumnae Ali Krieger and Alyssa Naeher were named to the final roster for the United States 2015 Women’s World Cup team. With this announcement, Krieger will have her second chance on the World Cup stage, with Naeher making her first appearance. Both(…)
Washington Times: Ali Krieger on the World Cup, concussions and being a fan
April 15, 2015–Northern Virginia native Ali Krieger was named to her second U.S. women’s world cup team Tuesday. Krieger has been a staple with the national team for five years. The Washington Times talked with the 30-year-old right back for the Washington Spirit about making the team again, her recent concussion and that memorable penalty(…)
INSIDE NOVA: Ali Krieger named to U.S. World Cup roster
Ali Krieger was one of 23 players selected to represent the United States’s women’s national soccer team at the 2015 FIFA World Cup. The team was announced Tuesday. She is one of eight defenders on the roster….READ MORE
2011 Flashback: Ali in the News
The 2011 was a truly memorable one for the U.S. Women’s National Team and of course, Ali. Take a look at a few news highlights you may have missed….Read More
2012 Flashback: Ali in the News
While the U.S.A. brought home a gold medal, sadly, Ali had to watch from the sidelines due to a major knee injury in January. But she kept in close touch with the team and even made blog entries for the New York Times breaking down the Olympic games. If you haven’t read them, you should(…)
Washington Post: Ali Krieger overcomes some bumps on the road to the Women’s World Cup
On Tuesday night, Ali Krieger will join her U.S. Women’s World Cup teammates at Dulles International Airport for a flight to Germany, her de facto home for the past 3 1/2 years. The journey will fulfill a dream that began on the fields of Prince William County. But if not for a decision she made late one night(…)