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Sky Blue FC
07/04/09 – 4:00 p.m.
Sky Blue FC
07/12/09 – 6:00 p.m.
Chicago Red Stars
07/15/09 – 7:00 p.m.
FC Gold Pride
07/19/09 – 8:00 p.m.
Sky Blue FC
07/25/09 – 7:00 p.m.
Washington Freedom
07/29/09 – 8:00 p.m.
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Team: Boston Breakers
Birth Date: 3/22/1984
Position: Forward
Previous Team: Umeå Södra FF (Sweden)
Hometown: Quincy, Ill.
"We proudly announce the oscar for best director goes to: Alex Scott Boston Breakers [for the Crossbar Challenge]...we want more, we want more." (WalesGER | Twitter)

After collecting 7 points in a four-game stretch over 10 days, Boston has now had 10 days rest for this game. Tony DiCicco’s side seems to have found some rhythm for a stretch run, but the same was said one month ago heading into Boston’s first game against Sky Blue FC.

The reigning champions of the Swedish women’s professional football league, Umeå IK, are heading to the United States to play a team of stars from the American Women's Professional Soccer (WPS).

Swedish women's football champions Umea IK will play America's top club stars in the first Women's Professional Soccer (WPS) All-Star Game on August 30 in St. Louis, the US league announced on Tuesday.

News and notes from around the league...

Wednesday the Washington Freedom had a one-point lead over the Boston Breakers in the Women’s Professional Soccer standings. Ninety minutes changed that as Boston earned a 1-0 win and took over second place.

England stars Kelly Smith and Alex Scott helped the Boston Breakers to their second win in four days to go second in America's Women's Professional Soccer championship.

Breakers coach Tony DiCicco knows the importance of tonight’s home match against Washington. He just hopes his players aren’t too tired to respond.

The halfway point of the Boston Breakers inaugural Women’s Professional Soccer season came Wednesday night in front of 3,128 fans at Harvard Stadium.

Amy Rodriguez went 11 matches without a goal. She netted her first one Sunday and led the Boston Breakers to a 2-0 win.

Amy Rodriguez and Kristine Lilly tallied to lead the Boston Breakers to a 2-0 win over the Chicago Red Stars on Sunday. Boston moved into third place in the standings, while Chicago sits at the bottom of the table.

Try as they might, the Red Stars simply can't shake the scoring woes that have dogged them for nearly two months. Even some dramatic changes to the lineup failed to pan out offensively Sunday, as the Boston Breakers pulled out a 2-0 win at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, extending the Red Stars' winless streak to eight games.

The Boston Breakers (3-4-3) and FC Gold Pride (3-5-3) settled for a draw on Wednesday night at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Breakers coach Tony DiCicco needed to come up with something to fix his failing offense. Up stepped Jennifer Nobis. The 25-year-old forward replaced Christine Latham to start the second half last night and delivered the tying goal in the 76th minute as the Breakers rallied for a 1-1 draw against FC Gold Pride before 3,128 fans at Harvard Stadium.

After Boston Breakers defender Amy LePeilbet tore her ACL three summers ago at residency camp with the U.S. Women’s National Team, she more than likely never dreamed she would be leading the Breakers in minutes played after nine games in the current Women's Professional Soccer season.

It was a matter of time before the Breakers would score against Saint Louis Athletica last night. There was Kelly Smith, their best player, grazing crossbars in the first half. And Athletica's best player, Daniela, is out indefinitely with a knee injury. Their attack would be limited, in theory.

There aren’t many names bigger than Kristine Lilly in Women’s Professional Soccer.

In search of the biggest surprise for the Breakers this year, look no further than rookie center back Sue Weber.

Kelly Schmedes and the Boston Breakers are set for their fourth nationally televised appearance of the season at 5 p.m. today when they take on the Saint Louis Athletica in a Women's Professional Soccer game.

Sunday at Harvard Stadium, the Boston Breakers take on the Saint Louis Athletica in their first doubleheader with the Boston Renegades versus the Long Island Rough Riders.

Tonya Antonucci knows how important it is to get the word out about the new WPS, now about halfway through its inaugural season.

Women's Professional Soccer is growing every week. The league is being noticed on the international level. How big can it become?

Women’s Professional Soccer and Comcast Sports Group today announced plans for a live four-game regional television package with selected Comcast Sports Group networks for the second half of the WPS season.

The WPS franchise is the Stadium’s newest tenant after relaunching in April.

She will forever go down in the history of Women's Professional Soccer without ever shooting, scoring or even playing. Her name will be etched eternally as the first pick in the first draft of Women's Professional Soccer.

Kristine Lilly, the former Wilton High standout who is a stalwart of the U.S. women's soccer nation team, will be among the honorees at the 24th annual Franciscan Sports Banquet and Silent Auction.

WPS’ Boston Breakers lost seven players to national team duty late in May. The selectees didn’t complain about the extra workload; they said they were just happy to represent their countries.

The Boston Breakers lost for the first time since April 25, falling to Sky Blue FC, 2-1, in Piscataway, N.J.

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