The second annual WPS All-Star Game will be played on Wednesday, June 30 at KSU Soccer Stadium in Atlanta on Fox Soccer Channel starting at 7:30pm ET/ 4:30pm PT.

 22 starting players will be chosen through voting by teams, players, media and fans, and another 14 All-Stars by Coaches and Commissioner’s picks. The highest-voted international domestic players will be announced as captains. In Atlanta, the two captains together with the team coaches will select the Starting XI for each team from the pool of 22 starting players in alternating “playground pick-em” style format during a public event two days prior to the WPS All-Star Game.

 Make sure to vote for your favorite PUMA Athletes:

 Goal Keeper: Karina LeBlanc (PHL)

 Defender: Alex Scott (BOS)

 Midfielder: Leslie Osborne (BOS)

 Forwards: Marta (BAY), Tasha Kai (NJ), Amy Rodriguez (PHL)

Click on the link to VOTE NOW! http://www.womensprosoccer.com/allstars

At each WPS match held this past weekend, all of the players took the field in PUMA’s Africa Unity Jacket. Created in celebration of the upcoming World Cup in South Africa, these warm up jackets are the same ones that will be worn by PUMA-sponsored African National Teams. Inspired by the blue of the African sky and the brown of its rich soil, they’re a symbol of unity: despite the fact that these African teams will play for their individual countries, they are all united in their love and support for the continent of Africa. As an added layer, the initiative also supports biodiversity programs in Africa as part of PUMA’s “Play for Life” campaign.

By wearing the Africa Unity Jacket, the athletes of WPS demonstrated their support for the continent and their excitement around next month’s World Cup kickoff. Some also sported PUMA Lacelets, featuring African-inspired graphics by artist Kehinde Wiley. Check out PUMA’s Lace School before every game to get your pair of laces and celebrate with us!

Check out some of the pictures from the Boston Breakers vs FC Gold Pride game!

PUMA Athlete Leslie Osborne of the Boston Breaker was recently featured on the cover of the Improper Bostonian.  The Improper is a Boston based magazine that acts as an entertainment and lifestyle guide for the city.  The magazine sat down with Leslie to get the scoop on soccer, fashion and the city of Boston.  Check out the article below:

Make sure to stop by the PUMA tent at every WPS home game for your chance to get a “Recognize Awesome” Spree Pass that might have the winning number!  During the game, an announcement will be made and the winning number will be read off.  One special fan will have 30 seconds to get from their seat to the retail tent and dress in as much PUMA/WPS gear as possible.  The best part is, whatever the fan manages to put on in those 30 seconds, they get to keep!

All fans should bring their Spree Pass to every game because who knows, just because your number isn’t called in one game, doesn’t mean it won’t be called in the next!  Take a look below for a sneak peak on what the Spree Passes look like for all 8 WPS teams: