Kelley O’Hara
A two-time World Cup winner turned sports host, Kelley O’Hara co-hosts Time Wasting with Ali Riley, analyzes soccer for CBS Sports, and helps tell new stories through O’House Productions.
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Known for
- Just Women’s SportsTime Wasting2026 · Co-host with Ali Riley
- Sports Are Fun!2025 · Co-host with Greydy Diaz
Just Women’s Sports - Ripe!2024 · Executive producer
- Just Women’s Sports podcast2020 · Host
Just Women’s Sports - World Cup semifinal against Germany2015 · Scored the second goal
USWNT - Washington Spirit championship winner2021 · Extra-time winning goal
NWSL
Overview
- Born
- August 4, 1988
- Hometown
- Fayetteville, Georgia
- College
- Stanford University
- Known for
- USWNT defender, sports host and soccer analyst
- International career
- 160 USWNT appearances
- Now
- Time Wasting co-host and O’House Productions co-founder and CEO
Mini bio
How it started.
Kelley grew up playing soccer in Georgia, with youth clubs including the Peachtree City Lazers, Lightning Soccer Club and Concorde Fire. At Stanford she was an attacking player, winning the 2009 MAC Hermann Trophy before making her senior USWNT debut in 2010.
Finding her place.
She switched from forward to outside back for the national team in 2012 and helped the USA win Olympic gold in London. In the 2015 World Cup semifinal, she came off the bench to score against Germany. Another World Cup title followed in 2019.
Club chapters.
Her professional career took her through FC Gold Pride, Boston Breakers, Sky Blue FC, Utah Royals, Washington Spirit and Gotham FC. She won NWSL titles with Washington in 2021 and Gotham in 2023, and retired from professional soccer in 2024.
Behind the microphone.
Her Just Women’s Sports podcast began in July 2020. She later hosted Sports Are Fun! and teamed up with Ali Riley for Time Wasting. She also analyzes soccer for CBS Sports and leads O’House Productions, whose projects include the short film Ripe!.
Creditschronological, newest first
Hosting and media
- 2026Time WastingCo-host with Ali Riley
- 2025Sports Are Fun!Co-host with Greydy Diaz
- 2020Just Women’s Sports podcastHost
Film
- 2024Ripe!Executive producer
Soccer
- 2023–2024NJ/NY Gotham FCDefender; 2023 NWSL champion
- 2021–2022Washington SpiritDefender; 2021 championship-winning scorer
- 2010–2023United States Women’s National Team160 appearances; two World Cup titles
Awards
- Stanford Athletics Hall of FameClass of 2025, women’s soccer.
- FIFA FIFPro World XISelected in 2019.
- FIFA Women’s World Cup championWon with the United States in 2015 and 2019.
- Olympic gold medalWon with the United States at London 2012.
- MAC Hermann TrophyCollege soccer’s top player in 2009 while at Stanford.
Quotes
It has been one of the greatest joys to represent my country and to wear the U.S. Soccer crest.Kelley O’Hara, U.S. Soccer retirement announcement
She reflected on her national-team career when announcing her retirement plans in May 2024.
Trivia
- She studied science, technology and society at Stanford, focusing on environmental engineering.
- She loves surfing and enjoys cooking and baking.
- Her championship-winning header for Washington in 2021 was her only NWSL goal that season.
- She and Time Wasting co-host Ali Riley were Stanford teammates and won the 2010 WPS championship together.
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