Biography
Danielle Foxhoven, born on November 8, 1989, is a former professional football athlete from the United States, recognized for her significant contributions to women's soccer. She emerged as a standout forward during her collegiate career at the University of Portland, where she played from 2007 to 2010 and garnered numerous accolades, including All-American honors. Her exceptional performance at the college level laid the groundwork for her professional career.
Foxhoven began her professional journey after being drafted by the Portland Thorns FC in the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) in 2013. Throughout her time with the Thorns, she demonstrated remarkable goal-scoring ability, contributing to the team's success and securing a championship title in the 2013 season. Her tenure in the NWSL also included stints with other clubs, where she continued to be a reliable scorer and playmaker.
In addition to her domestic career, Foxhoven has represented the United States at various youth national levels, participating in crucial tournaments that showcased her talent on an international platform. After retiring from professional play, she has remained involved in the sport, inspiring the next generation of athletes through coaching and mentorship. Her legacy in women's soccer is marked by her achievements on the field and her commitment to promoting the growth of the sport.