HOME SWEET HOME O'Reilly finds a new place to hang her boots
After three seasons with Sky Blue FC, Heather O’Reilly will play for the Boston Breakers in 2012. Linda Cuttone/Sports Vue Images
For the first three years of her Women's Professional Soccer career, Heather O'Reilly played her home games one town over from the town she grew up in.
Now looking forward to her fourth season in the league, the U.S. National Team veteran will be playing even closer to home. Complete story
HOMECOMING Breakers sign Mass. Native D'Agostino
NORWOOD, MA – The Boston Breakers signed Massachusetts native and former Atlanta Beat defender Bianca D'Agostino.
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HOME SWEET HOME O'Reilly finds a new place to hang her boots
For the first three years of her Women's Professional Soccer career, Heather O'Reilly played her home games one town over from the town she grew up in.
Now looking forward to her fourth season in the league, the U.S. National Team veteran will be playing even closer to home. Complete story
LOOKING FORWARD Breakers use WPS draft to bolster frontline
KANSAS CITY, Mo.—Three of the four players selected by the Boston Breakers at Friday’s Women’s Professional Soccer draft were forwards as coach Lisa Cole looks to increase the team’s firepower going into the 2012 season. Complete story
AUSSIE STYLE Breakers’ sign Matildas’ Simon
NORWOOD, Mass. - The Boston Breakers have signed explosive Australian international striker Kyah Simon. The 20-year-old striker currently plays for Sydney FC of the Westfield W-League. Complete story
WPS DRAFT DETAILS SET Breakers pick third, have four picks overall
SAN FRANCISCO, CA– The Women's Professional Soccer draft, which take place 1pm ET on Friday, January 13th during the 2011 NSCAA Convention in Kansas City, Mo., will consist of four rounds for a total of 23 selections.
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MAKING A BREAK O'Reilly signs with Boston after three years with Sky Blue
NORWOOD, Mass. - After three years of playing in her own back yard with Sky Blue FC, U.S. National Team star Heather O'Reilly has signed with the Boston Breakers.
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ANOTHER DEPARTURE GM leaves Breakers
Less than a week after the retirement of head coach Tony DiCicco, the Boston Breakers have lost another key person on their staff with the departure of General Manager Andy Crossley.
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STEPPING DOWN DiCicco quits as Breakers coach
After three seasons at the helm, Tony DiCicco has stepped down as Boston Breakers head coach effective immediately. Head coaching duties will be passed to former Associate Head Coach Lisa Cole. DiCicco will remain with the organization in an advisory role.
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