Shannon Boxx

Former US Women’s National Team player and former player with the LA Sol

Former US Women’s National Team player and former player with the LA Sol

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LA is getting a new professional women’s soccer team that will go into action in 2022. For now, it’s operating under the title Angel City.

What it takes to build a new pro women’s soccer team for LA

LA is getting a new professional women’s soccer team that will go into action in 2022. For now, it’s operating under the title Angel City.

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