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Ciara grew up in Vancouver, Canada, and went to college at Yale University, and played a fifth year of eligibility and went to grad school at UCONN. From there she went on to play pro in Denmark for Fortuna Hjorring, where in 2003, she was the first North American to medal in the Champions League (along with her American teammate Stacey Peterson), with a silver. She went on to represent Ireland at the international level, played three years in the Norwegian Toppserien and spent time training in Australia and South America. She has three master’s degrees focusing her academic interests on women’s soccer, runs girlsCAN Football (camps and clinics run by pro female players), and started a college showcase in her hometown. She recently began winding down her playing career and is a volunteer assistant coach at Yale University.
Michelle French, former U.S. Women’s National Team player and Portland Pilot standout, was recently named head coach of the U.S....
by Ciara McCormack Canada just wrapped up an U23 National Team camp in Tampa Bay, Fla., marking the first time...
by Ciara McCormack In my last post, we talked about the dispute between the English FA and the players on...
Based on the fact that I am known as the world traveller on the OGM staff, I have been drafted...
by Ciara McCormack One didn’t know what to expect coming into the France-Canada game. Both teams were coming off emotional...
by Ciara McCormack In another highly anticipated match-up, this time at Millenium Stadium in Cardiff, Brazil-Japan did not disappoint pitting...
by Ciara McCormack Canada-Sweden had all the makings of an exciting affair as the two teams clashed in Canadian Head...
Canada 3 for 3 by Ciara McCormack Canada walked away from their clash with South Africa with 3 goals and...
by Ciara McCormack Canada-Japan was an opening match that some felt had the makings for an upset. With Canada’s much...