Olympic Soccer Womens Winners

In three short decades, the US women's national team has established itself as the greatest sports force. From Michelle Acres to Mia Hamm to Abby Weymbach - many of the world's greatest players have embroidered red, white and blue.
However, the most important thing is that individual abilities are continually assembling for the team's success on the international stage.
The USWNT has won four World Cup honors and four gold medals in seven attempts at six Olympic Games, and the United States has won regular Kancak Championships since its inception.
Still, elite players were at the forefront of the memorable runs. A player's production, impact on team performance and number of international performances (caps) were included in the ranking. Brandy Chastain: Versatile Chastain provided one of the most celebrated moments in USWNT history and tore the shirt after winning the 1999 World Cup. He recorded 30 goals and 26 assists in 192 goals, contributing as a midfielder and defender.

Kieran Jennings Gebra: Scoring 56 goals in 119 appearances, Kieran Jennings Gebra achieved his brighter moments in the 1991 World Cup. Forward won the Golden Ball as the best player of the tournament with a hat trick in the semifinals. He later won a gold medal with the 1996 team.

Alex Morgan: Of the seven USWNT players who have achieved 100 international goals, Morgan has got the net back in two World Cups and two Olympics. In the 2012 Games - where the national team won a gold medal - it selected the winner in the 123rd minute of the semi-final against Canada ...