D.C. United Women will kick off the W-League regular season on Saturday night with one of their biggest challenges of the summer when they host the Virginia Beach Piranhas at 7 p.m. at the Maryland SoccerPlex.

1022 fans packed the Maryland SoccerPlex on Saturday evening to see D.C. United Women fall 1-0 at the hands of the Boston Breakers in their final preseason exhibition match of the season. It was the first ever loss at home for United, but they’re still undefeated in league play, and will have a chance to add to that run in their official W-League home opener on Saturday, May 19 at 7 p.m.

Six highly-talented players from five of college soccer's premier programs have signed on to play with the Black-and-Red this summer. Danielle DeLisle (Virginia), Katie Yenson (Virginia Tech), Holly King (Florida), Molly Menchel (Virginia), Diana Weigel (William & Mary) and Katy Colas (Duke).

D.C. United Women has added two extremely talented players who bring both firepower and defensive bite to its 2012 roster in Carolyn Blank and Sarah Sample

D.C. United Women has added two of the most well-known female soccer players in the world in Joanna Lohman and Lianne Sanderson.

D.C. United Women downed the University of Maryland Saturday night 1-0 in the marquee match of the first annual Headers For Hope charity soccer tournament, held at the Maryland SoccerPlex in Germantown, Md. to benefit the Holy Cross Hospital and Cancer Center.