The National Women's Soccer League violated players' civil rights and must pay $5 million in restitution as part of an historic settlement announced Wednesday following a years-long investigation ...

In the wake of an investigation from three attorneys general, the NWSL has announced the creation of a $5 million fund for players who were victims of abuse. The settlement comes after a series of ...

The funds will go to players who experienced abuse. The settlement also requires the league ... D.C. — the ability to oversee changes the NWSL made after the scandal broke and to fine the ...

The league's investigation into Bay FC comes one month after the NWSL reached a historic $5 million settlement in a years-long investigation of player abuse. The settlement stems back to a wave ...

The National Women's Soccer League has plans to adopt a tool to monitor and protect players from online abuse, NWSL ...

The NWSL established a $5 million fund for players who were subject to abuse as part of a settlement announced last month with the attorneys general from Washington, D.C., Illinois and New York.

Whether you're new to the National Women's Soccer League, or you've been a fan for its past 12 seasons, here's a preview of ...

NWSL: League must pay $5M restitution to abuse victims in historic settlement WOMEN'S SPORTS: The latest news and insider insights from USA TODAY Studio IX. The NWSL Challenge Cup has existed ...

The NWSL opened an investigation into the Bay FC coaching staff following complaints of a toxic work environment, the league announced on Friday.

The NWSL established a $5 million fund for players who were subject to abuse as part of a settlement announced last month with the attorneys general from Washington, D.C., Illinois and New York.

The NWSL established a $5 million fund for players who were subject to abuse as part of a settlement announced last month with the attorneys general from Washington, D.C., Illinois and New York.