Amy Rodriguez, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and 2015 Women's World Cup champion with the United States women's soccer team, announced her retirement from professional soccer at age 34.

Amy Rodriguez, right, of U.S., wins the ball from Norway's Runa Vikestad to score her team's fourth goal during their Algarve Cup women's soccer match March 10, 2008 in Alvor, Portugal.

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Sandy • Amy Rodriguez was there when Utah Royals FC played its first game at the former Rio Tinto Stadium as a National Women’s Soccer League expansion team in 2018. And she’ll be there ...

You may not know Amy Rodriguez yet, but at the rate this young soccer phenom is scoring, she'll surely be a household name very soon. Amy, nicknamed "A-Rod," recently graduated from the University ...

But with the news of Rodriguez’s pregnancy barely 24 hours old, it’s still mentioning: There are big, life-defining issues, and then there’s soccer. Rodriguez will probably lose some ground in the ...

VANCOUVER, B.C.—Few soccer players ever score five goals in a single match, but Amy Rodriguez did it in 30 minutes Friday. Coming on at halftime for Tobin Heath, Rodriguez dominated right from ...

Sunday's Women’s Pro Soccer (WPS) clash between the expansion Philadelphia Independence and Boston Breakers will mark the return of two former Breaker players; Forward Amy Rodriguez and defender ...

Olympic gold medal winner and U.S. national team forward Amy Rodriguez of USC on Friday was selected as the No. 1 pick in the Women’s Professional Soccer draft held in St. Louis. Rodriguez, 21 ...

Rodriguez had played for the Philadelphia Independence of the now-defunct Women’s Professional Soccer league in 2010-2011, scoring 17 goals. But that team folded when the WPS ceased operations ...

Amy Rodriguez has seen some things in women's soccer. The 32-year-old dynamic forward was the first overall draft pick in a league, WPS, that folded. She's played for a two-time NWSL champion, FC ...

Come spring, Rodriguez seems set to step aside, but with the type of physical shape in which U.S. women’s national team members keep themselves, she may not miss many national team opportunities.