Rachel Hill was one of the National Women’s Soccer League players who did not kneel during the national anthem when the league started its season over the weekend.

Red Stars' Rachel Hill explains decision to stand during national anthem, says 'it did not come easily' Casey Short said she's had 'unapologetically authentic' conversations with Hill ...

Rachel Hill explained in an Instagram post her reasoning for not kneeling during the anthem as her teammates did, noting she will continue to support the Black Lives Matter movement and commit to ...

That player, forward Rachel Hill, took to Twitter on Tuesday to explain her decision, which she said “did not come easily or without profound thought.” ...

The United States’ mishandled response to the coronavirus pandemic has led to countless NWSL players such as Hill heading overseas this fall, including four of her Red Stars teammates and ...

Around the beginning of August, Rachel Hill had to make a decision. She could either have season-ending surgery or play through the pain caused by Morton’s neuroma in her left ...

Rachel Hill described her past six months as “tough” more than a few times. The 29-year-old from Rollinsford was drafted by an expansion National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) team filled ...

Former Orlando Pride player Rachel Hill voiced her support for the Black Lives Matter movement on social media Tuesday, but the striker stood by her decision not to kneel during the national ...

In more ways than one, Rachel Hill has been a forerunner for major league sports in 2020. The two-time UConn All-American was traded from the Orlando Pride to the Chicago Red Stars while she was ...