Boston Breaker’s Julie King wins first ever Prost Eisen Frauen award

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Julie King winning the ball back during their game against FCKC.

Julie King winning the ball back during their game against FCKC.

Julie King of the Boston Breakers was voted Prost’s Eisen Frauen of the week for her strong presence during their match against FC Kansas City last Sunday. King muscled her way around players to keep possession for Boston who came out with their first win of the season.

A native of Missouri King not only played soccer at Auburn University, but also a single season of basketball for the Tigers. King has been with the Breakers since 2012, first in the WPSL Elite before the creation of the NWSL. A solid defender she consistently disrupts attacks and makes trouble for any offense.

A Prost to Julie King!

*The Prost Eisen Frauen (Iron Women) award is given by Prost Amerika to an outstanding player each week. Not just for a spectacular goal or incredible save, it’s in recognition of a game’s worth of work. The athlete chosen is one that impacts the match through their dedication to winning every play. Each week five athletes (one from each of the games played) will be up for nomination.

The award is voted on by the writers/photographers of Prost Amerika who cover the NWSL, as well as the Supporter Groups of the teams.

The Breakers celebrate Whitney Engen's goal in the 19th minute.

The Breakers celebrate Whitney Engen’s goal in the 19th minute.

Voting was open to the writers and supporters groups below:

Dan McCooey: Editor – Seattle Reign FC

Jeff Lageson: Writer – Seattle Reign FC

Vanya Tucherov: Photographer – Seattle Reign FC

Kristen Gehrke: Editor/Writer – Thorns FC

Jonanna Widner: Writer – Thorns FC

Diego Diaz: Photographer – Thorns FC

Kim Racon: Writer/Photographer – Sky Blue FC

Kari Heistad: Photographer – Boston Breakers

Alex Dolan: Photographer – Boston Breakers

Dan Gaichias: Contributor from Windy City Soccer – Chicago Red Stars.

Rusty Silber: Contributor from Windy City Soccer – Chicago Red Stars.

Randi Staller: Culture writer covering NWSL

Brian Sanders: Writer – FC Kansas City

Jose Castellanos: Writer – Houston Dash

Jarrett East: Writer – Orlando Pride

Sean Maslin: Editor/Writer/Photographer – Washington Spirit

Megan Cleary: Senior Women’s Editor NWSL – covers Western New York Flash

Chicago Local 134: Originally founded in 2009, Chicago Local 134 is a group of women’s soccer fans that is committed to building a community of supporters for the Chicago Red Stars.

Cloud 9: The official supporters group of Sky Blue FC of the National
Women’s Soccer League founded in 2013. We stand, sing, cheer and support our team for 90+minutes, every game.

The Crown: Established in 2016 to support the Orlando Pride. Our goal is to create a culture that is supportive of Orlando Pride in a family, friendly environment, while also supporting the Orlando community through numerous charitable and social activities.

KC Blue Crew: Established in 2012, the KC Blue Crew is an independent supporters group for FC Kansas City.

Boston Armada: The Armada is the official supporters group of the Boston Breakers.

Washington Spirit: We’re a supporters group for the Washington Spirit, and we bring the spirit to DC.

Rose City Riveters: Portland Thorns FC Supporter’s Group

Royal Guard: Seattle Reign FC Supporter’s Group

WNY Flash Mob: WNY Flash Supporter’s Group

 

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Megan Cleary is the Senior Women's Editor at Prost Amerika. Growing up in Oregon, she has been enveloped in soccer all her life. After years of freelance writing, she began covering Thorns matches for Prost in 2015 and quickly moved her way up to editor in 2016. She currently lives in Portland, Oregon Contact: mcmbegs@gmail.com.

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