United States midfielder Kristine Lilly, 39, one of the most accomplished players in women's soccer history, announced her retirement on Wednesday. She piled up plenty of impressive numbers during ...

Kristine Lilly, one of the most decorated players in United States soccer history, announced her retirement Wednesday at 39. The midfielder from Wilton, Conn., retires with an international record … ...

Host Guy Raz speaks with Lilly about her career and her decision to finally step away from the pitch. ... U.S. soccer legend Kristine Lilly announced her retirement after 24 years on the world stage.

The World’s All-Time Leading Cap Winner Hangs Up Boots After Historic 24-Year International Career; Lilly Retires as the Youngest and Oldest Player Ever to Score for the U.S. Women’s National ...

Kristine Lilly first joined the USWNT at 16 and 354 international caps later, cemented herself as one of the most legendary US soccer players of all time. Today, she remains a strong advocate for ...

Congratulations, Kristine Lilly, on your Hall of Fame career. You inspired many young female athletes to follow in your footsteps, a legacy far greater than your incredible one on the pitch.

Lilly, who retired in 2011 after a career which included five World Cups and a world record 352 appearances. Lilly also heads the Kristine Lilly Soccer Academy which will use Korrio for all of its ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Kristine Lilly thought she was just playing soccer. She had no idea she was helping create a dynasty. Brian McBride got a little emotional when he announced his retirement in 2010.

Lilly earned 354 caps in her career, becoming the only player (men or women) to achieve so. She scored 130 goals during her time with the U.S. national team. The 53-year-old also coached the ...

Kristine Lilly, a native of Wilton and former women’s soccer player, speaks to students from Concord Magnet School, in Norwalk, Conn. May 17, 2024.