# womenofsoccer-com.preview-domain.com


## Pages

- [News](https://womenofsoccer.com/news/): Woman of soccer in the news New York city women’s soccer team cocoon, the fashion magazine pele, move over! Forum international June 1978 women are getting on the ball NY Post April 1981 Women of Soccer Fashion Show Brings Jerseys to the Mansion Runway Miami New times Women’s soccer uniforms typically don’t make headlining news on the front page of Women’s Wear Daily, but for erstwhile professional soccer player of the LIU NY Apollos and founder of the Women of Soccer Fashion Show, John Stavros, they really should. At the very least, they deserve a runway debut;… Read full article […]
- [Hall of Fame](https://womenofsoccer.com/hall-of-fame/): Janet Dailey A Pionner of Women’s Soccer In 1975, the birth of modern women’s soccer began with a bold request. Melissa Aveldson, wife of Oscar-winning director John Avildsen, walked into John Stavros’ Manhattan sports store and demanded he start a women’s soccer team. Stavros, a pro player and Hall of Famer, agreed, using his connections at Hunter College to gather a group of trailblazers, including actresses, models, and athletes. Janet Dailey, Stavros’ girlfriend and a top model, joined the team despite having no prior experience. With the help of coaches like Mickey Cohen and Carlos Scott, the squad—dubbed the SST’s—began […]
- [Home](https://womenofsoccer.com/): women of soccer® Play with heart, lead with courage Striking the seventies When the world’s game meets New York—one of the most vibrant, sports-loving cities—something extraordinary happens. Take S.S.T., a unique women’s soccer team founded in 1976. Not every team has a famous designer as its founder and coach, or a top model like Janet Dailey as its goalkeeper. The roster also included a former Haitian national team player and women who once thought a “striker” was someone at a singles bar, not a soccer field. S.S.T. reflected soccer’s growth in the U.S. and its ongoing evolution. Years before creating […]


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