Six years after leaving Provo for the National Women’s Soccer League, Ashley Hatch is working toward the next goal of her professional career: a roster spot on the U.S. World Cup team. Hatch has ...

Ahead of her return to the U.S. women’s national team, former BYU Cougar Ashley Hatch admitted her World Cup roster snub was “quite a shock” during a podcast appearance. The hosts of the “Hey Spirits” ...

On June 21, it was publicly announced that former BYU Cougars soccer star Ashley Hatch was somewhat surprisingly left off the United States Women’s National Team roster that went on to struggle at the ...

Ashley Hatch opened up about how she drew comfort from her faith after this summer’s World Cup roster snub while appearing on a recent episode of the “All In” podcast. The disappointment following the ...

Ashley Hatch’s rookie season with the North Carolina Courage was everything she’d dreamed of - a strong debut, a tight-knit team, and a sense of belonging on one of the league’s top squads. So when ...

The Washington Spirit star also discussed winning the NWSL Championship and her missing Golden Boot on 'All of US: The U.S. Women’s Soccer Show' Washington Spirit forward Ashley Hatch has recalled the ...

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What is better than Dorothy’s red shoes or Cinderella’s glass slippers? The coveted Golden Boot. BYU women's soccer alumna Ashley Hatch of the Washington Spirit was awarded the NWSL Golden Boot for ...

The pressures and stress of being a professional soccer player are immense. Matches often come down to one goal, and winning can be decided by inches. Ashley Hatch, a forward for the Washington Spirit ...

Ashley Hatch made such an impact on the BYU's women's soccer team in 2016 as a senior. She was named the Collegiate Female Athlete of the Year at the Governor's State of Sports Awards. Hatch is now ...

Seeing her father Mike and a friend from their Yorkville neighborhood go to the high school tennis courts for occasional friendly matches started 7-year-old Ashley Hatch thinking. “She was like, ‘Why ...