Amid NWSL Controversy, Lindsey Vonn Joins Advisory Board
During recent debates over transgender players' participation in women's soccer, alpine skiing champion Lindsey Vonn has taken a significant step to support women's sports. She has joined the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) advisory board, joining prominent athletes and celebrities.
Vonn Joins Utah Royals FC Advisory Board
Lindsey Vonn became a member of the advisory board for the NWSL team Utah Royals FC. She announced this through consecutive Instagram stories, expressing confidence that her involvement will help elevate women's sports.
"This decision will lead to a rise in women's sport," Lindsey Vonn shared.
Other Notable Advisory Board Members
- Magic Johnson and Chris Paul, basketball legends
- Elizabeth Banks, Hollywood actress
- Alexandra "Aly" Raisman, former Olympic gymnastics champion
- Julie Foudy, former Olympic soccer player
Aly Raisman serves on the advisory board for Boston Legacy FC with Elizabeth Banks, while Chris Paul joined Angel City FC alongside Julie Foudy.
Lindsey Vonn's Personal Journey
Vonn previously shared the emotional moment of returning to skiing after a six-year break. She retired from alpine skiing in 2019 due to recurring injuries.
"The podium moment after returning to skiing was deeply emotional for me," Lindsey Vonn revealed.
Author’s summary: Lindsey Vonn's new role on the NWSL advisory board highlights her commitment to advancing women's sports amid ongoing league controversies.