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Philadelphia Women’s Professional Soccer Announce Team Name: Philadelphia Independence

Also unveiled are the Philadelphia Independence colors of Yellow, Steel Grey and Light Blue and the official team motto, “We the People” PHILADELPHIA, PA, (May 18, 2009) Philadelphia Women’s Professional Soccer, (Philadelphia Women’s Pro Soccer LLC), is proud to announce the official team name, Philadelphia Independence, to the city and its passionate sports fans. Along ...

Philadelphia Women’s Professional Soccer Announce Olympic Gold Medalist/Local Soccer Superstar Staci Wilson Joins Coaching Staff

Staci Wilson also scheduled to participate in festivities at the May 18th Media Event and Official Unveiling Ceremony to be held at historic downtown landmark, The Franklin Institute PHILADELPHIA (May 7, 2009) Philadelphia Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS) , (Philadelphia Women’s Pro Soccer LLC), is proud to announce the recent addition of New Jersey superstar and ...

Philadelphia Women’s Professional Soccer Official Signing and Team Name Unveiling Ceremony Scheduled for Monday, May 18, 2009

Media Event and Ceremony to be held at historic downtown landmark, The Franklin Institute PHILADELPHIA (April 20, 2009) The Philadelphia Women’s Professional Soccer team, (Philadelphia Women’s Pro Soccer LLC), has scheduled a ceremony for its official signing and unveiling of the team’s name and colors. This special community event will be Monday, May 18th, 6:00pm ...

May 18th Signing Ceremony Announced For Philadelphia 2010 Women’s Pro Team, Historic Downtown Location

The special day is here for Philadelphia’s soccer fans and supporters – the media evening and ceremony to mark the official signing of Philadelphia’s new women’s professional soccer team as well as the unveiling of the team name and team colors. This important event will be Monday, May 18th, 6-7PM at the historic Franklin ...

KYW News Radio Introduces New Philly Women’s Pro Soccer Team

Women’s professional soccer will return to the area about a year from now, and the people behind it hope they have learned the lessons from the last time.