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From the NCAA to Mexico, why female soccer players are moving south of the border

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Tigres' Maricarmen Reyes and Monterrey's Carlee Giammona joined Liga MX Femenil this year. The two U.S.-born players are both former NCAA athletes. The league was founded in 2017 by men's Liga MX clubs that finance operations.

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From the NCAA to Mexico, why female soccer players are moving south of the border

Drawn by growing progress and opportunities for minutes, more NCAA players are moving to Liga MX Femenil as a viable and unexpected option.

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ESPN broke the news in United States on Wednesday, November 22, 2023.
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