When it comes to ice hockey, there's no better comparison than the old guard vs. the young guns. Carli Lloyd (39), is part of the "old guard" for the U.S. national hockey team. The old guard is made up some of the greatest players in the history the sport. But with the women's ice hockey team, this group is not without its problems.
OL Reign vs. NJ/NY Gotham FC
OL Revolution: After a win against Louisville, the Red Devils were a strong choice to make it into the playoffs in Women's National Team competition. The OL Reign has missed a few matches because of injuries. Imani DORSEY, who suffered a head injury while playing against Kansas City, will be out of the team. Dorsey will probably be out of Sunday's final OL Reign game.
OL Lloyd vs. Carli Lloyd
Carli Lloyd (OL) and Carli OL have played together for over 300 games. In each case, the former scored more goals. In March, she was voted the best-paid woman soccer player around and she is hoping to take home a Tokyo 2020 Gold medal. Carli Lloyd became first woman to score 3 goals in a FIFA World Cup Final.
Carli Lloyd holds the olympic record
The U.S. women’s hockey team is looking to set several records in Tokyo 2020. The 30-yearold has been the oldest player in the Olympic finals and is still the oldest player in the game. Lloyd also makes the most appearances in the Olympics with 16 as compared against Christie Pearce who has 22. She could easily become the greatest scorer in Games history if she plays every single game for the U.S.
Carli Lloyd's career statistics
If you're interested in Carli Hollins’s career stats, this is the right spot. The former soccer player is a two time Olympic gold medalist as well as a four-time Olympian. She won two FIFA Women's World Cup titles, and twice was named FIFA Player of The Year. Below are her career statistics. Learn more about her accomplishments including the FIFA Women's World Cup, and World Championship.
Carli Lloyd has retired from the U.S. women’s national team
The U.S. women's national team announced her retirement this week, and the USWNT has been mourning the loss. Carli Lloyd, who has been with the team 15 years, played in five World Cups and won three. She will be missed, however, she will not be forgotten. She got married shortly after the Olympics in November 2016. Brian Hollins has been her husband since. In the 66th minute, she was replaced by a South Korean player in a friendly match. She was greeted with a standing ovation as she left the field.