Oklahoma City – The Women’s Premier Soccer League, the largest women’s soccer league in the world, has announced a partnership with mycujoo as its official streaming partner, the league announced Tuesday.

The partnership, a three-year deal beginning with the 2019 season, will put the league a global spotlight on one of the most visible soccer match streaming platforms.

"We are absolutely thrilled to be partnering with mycujoo to offer our teams the gold standard in live streaming,” WPSL President Sean Jones said. “Through the use of mycujoo's incredible platform, our teams and our league will be able to showcase the phenomenal level of talent and passion of the players in the WPSL to a worldwide audience of women's soccer fans.”

The WPSL is familiar with mycujoo, for it broadcast its 2018 championship weekend with the company.

“With the use of mycujoo's platform, each of our teams will be able to help raise awareness and increase sponsorship opportunities in their local communities in order to help them grow and fulfill the league's mission of providing young women the platform to showcase their talents and pursue their dreams,” Jones said.

mycujoo streams content from more than 100 countries, 120 federations and six continents. With the addition of the WPSL, mycujoo is expected to broadcast more than 1,500 matches with its soccer-specific resources.

“mycujoo is quickly becoming the go-to platform for US amateur soccer teams, players and fans” said Pedro Presa, CEO and co-founder of mycujoo. “At the same time, we are strengthening our position as a leader for live women’s soccer content. Less than a year before the FIFA Women’s World Cup in France, this is highly important for us.”

The WPSL is in its 22nd season and is the largest women’s soccer league in the world with more than 100 clubs from coast-to-coast.  WPSL rosters feature elite collegiate, post-collegiate, international and standout prep student-athletes.  Many of the United States’ most accomplished women’s players have played in the WPSL, including household names such as Alex Morgan, Abby Wambach, Megan Rapinoe, Julie Foudy and Brandi Chastain.
 

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