Cindy Parlow Cone

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Cindy Parlow Cone won reelection as President of the United States Soccer federation on Saturday. Cone initially assumed the position after Carlos Cordeiro stepped down in March of 2020 due to the United States Women's national team's discrimination lawsuit. She was the vice president at the time. Cordiero then ran against her this year and lost by 86.86 weighted votes.

Cindy Parlow Cone won re-election as U.S. Soccer Federation president on Saturday, fending off a challenge from predecessor Carlos Cordeiro. Cone won 52.9% of the weighted vote from the USSF's National Council, and will now serve a new, four-year term that will expire in 2026, just a few months before the U.S. will co-host that year's World Cup with Canada and Mexico.

Cindy Parlow Cone was re-elected to a four-year team as US Soccer Federation president on Saturday, beating predecessor Carlos Cordeiro in an endorsement of the governing body’s settlement of a lawsuit by women players. Cone, a former national team player, received 52.3% of the weighted vote on the first...

Click here to read the full article. U.S. Soccer is staying the course, voting to keep Cindy Parlow Cone as president at the organization’s annual general meeting in Atlanta. Parlow Cone, the first woman president in U.S. Soccer Federation history, won the vote of the membership over Carlos Cordeiro, whom she replaced in the job in March of 2020. Parlow Cone outpolled Cordeiro 785.12 to 698.26 in the weighted voting for the position, which has a four-year term. The contentious election highlighted rifts in the sport’s national governing body, which Parlow Cone immediately sought to mend. “The moment of division is now...

Cindy Parlow Cone was re-elected as United States Soccer Federation president Saturday in the closest final ballot of the organization’s

On the eve of the election for U.S. Soccer president, 32 players on the United States women's national team have endorsed incumbent Cindy Parlow Cone. The players, who range from World Cup veterans, including Megan Rapinoe and Becky Sauerbrunn to newer players like Trinity Rodman and Ashley Sanchez, said Cone "deeply understands the work that needs to be done to continue to create equality."

Recently, the United States Soccer Federation made its decision to bring the US Soccer media rights back in-house. For the past 17 years, US Soccer bundled those rights with Major League Soccer (MLS). This happened via the MLS marketing entity, Soccer United Marketing (SUM). World Soccer Talk had the opportunity...

Current U.S. Soccer Federation president Cindy Parlow Cone is facing a re-election battle from predecessor Carlos Cordeiro and insists she is “the right person to lead". This was Cone’s first statement since the USSF announced she and Cordeiro would both feature on the organization’s presidential ballot during the Annual General Meeting in early March.

U.S. Soccer Federation president Cindy Parlow Cone, facing a re-election battle from predecessor Carlos Cordeiro, said she feels she is "the right person" to lead the USSF, and that "we need to continue to look forward, not backward." Cone's comments were the first since the USSF announced that she and...

CHICAGO (AP) — Cindy Parlow Cone will seek a full four-year term as U.S. Soccer Federation president in February 2022. The former national team midfielder became president March 11, 2020, when Carlos Cordeiro quit following a backlash over the federation’s role in a gender discrimination lawsuit filed by women’s national team players.

U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) president Cindy Parlow Cone announced on Saturday that she will run for re-election at the organization's next Annual General Meeting in March. Parlow Cone made the announcement during a news conference that followed Friday's meeting of the USSF Board of Directors. - Stream ESPN FC Daily...