Chicago Red Eleven women’s soccer team of USL’s W-League and team owner Ted Gradel have announced Bonnie Young as the Assistant General Manager and the Director of Camps as well as a player on the team. Young joins the Red Eleven team with a rich background in soccer.

Chicago, Ill. - The Chicago Red Stars have announced that the team will be hosting open tryouts for female soccer players on February 11-12, 2010 at the MAX Indoor Soccer Center at 4750 S. Vernon Ave, McCook, IL.

Tampa, Fla. - For the second consecutive year, the W-League season will open with the Hampton Roads Piranhas visiting the Charlotte Eagles in a showdown of two of the league’s oldest teams. The match on Friday, May 14 opens the 163-game schedule for the league, which wraps up regular season play on July 18.

Philadelphia – In the Women’s Professional Soccer Draft held Friday at the NSCAA Convention in Philadelphia, 10 of the 11 First Round selections were players with USL W-League experience. In all, 36 former W-League players were chosen in the seven-round, 65-player draft.

Chicago, Ill. (Tuesday, January 12, 2010) – Chicago Red Eleven of the USL W-League officially announced today that the company has formed a partnership with sports communication company Resolution Sports. The two groups will now align in cross-promotional efforts, with Resolution Sports assuming the communication responsibilities for Chicago Red Eleven.

Tampa, Fla. – United Soccer Leagues announced the alignment for the 2010 W-League season, unveiling the divisional breakdown of the 29-team competition.

Chicago Red Eleven Press Release, Contact:  Lisa Carrillo, Public Relations Assistant

Naperville, Ill.--The Chicago Red Eleven women’s soccer team of USL’s W-League and team owner Ted Gradel have announced David Nikolic as head coach and director of soccer operations for the 2010 season.  Nikolic replaces Tony Anglin, who coached the club during its inaugural season in 2009.

USL Feature Article

Friday, December 10, 2009

Rachael Sloan, who tallied a goal in two games with the Red Eleven this season in the W-League, finished her collegiate season on a high note – the Marquette forward was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America’s All-Northeast Region Second Team. 

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

USL Feature Article

Krystin Miller first appeared in the W-League during the 2008 season with the West Michigan Firewomen. She played in seven matches, accumulating 585 minutes of experience as a 19-year old. This past summer, Miller joined the Chicago Red Eleven for competition in USL’s Super-20 League. The jumpstart heading into her college season helped the junior rack up the second most minutes (1717) for the Fighting Illini behind junior goalkeeper Alexandra Kapicka. Illinois finished their season with a record of 7-9-3.

Wednesday, November 04, 2009