ceased to exist. Players Most recent squad As of August 8, 2010. This was the final roster to play under the Washington Freedom name. Developmental players Notable former players This list includes players who participated in any games played by the top-level Washington Freedom team, whether competitive (WUSA, W-League, WPS) or friendly (WUSA Festivals in 2004, exhibition matches in 2004 and 2005, Hall of Fame game in 2007, etc.). Bai Jie (2001–2002) Kylie Bivens (2005) Sonia Bompastor (2009–2010) Brandi Chastain (2005) Amanda Cromwell (2001) Joy Fawcett (2004) Julie Foudy (2004) Michelle French (2001) Gao Hong (2003) Kelly Golebiowski (2003–2008) Jennifer Grubb (2001–2006) Mia Hamm (2001–2003, 2007) Angela Hucles (2004) Emily Janss (2005–2009) Steffi Jones (2002–2003) Ali Krieger (2004, 2006–2007, 2009) Louise Lieberman (2000) Lori Lindsey (2003–2009) Joanna Lohman (2005–2006, 2009) Shannon MacMillan (2004) Anne Mäkinen (2001–2002) Lene Mykjåland (2010) Ella Masar (2008) Jennifer Meier (2003) Sandra Minnert (2003) Heather Mitts (2004) Carmelina Moscato (2006) Siri Mullinix (2001–2003) Carla Overbeck (2007) Pretinha (2001) Pu Wei (2002) Christie Rampone (2004) Tiffany Roberts (2005–2006) Roseli (2001) Chanté Sandiford (2007–2008) Briana Scurry (2009–2010) Tiffany Weimer (2006) Sun Wen (2005) Cat Whitehill (2009–2010) Nicci Wright (2003–2006, 2009) Hall of Freedom In 2009, the Washington Freedom introduced the "Hall of Freedom", an honor bestowed upon former players and personnel "in recognition of exceptional achievements, dedication and service to the club." Current members of the Hall of Freedom are: Jennifer Grubb, DF, 2001–2006, inducted July 24, 2010 Mia Hamm, FW, 2001–2003, inducted May 3, 2009 Steffi Jones, MF, 2002–2003, inducted July 5, 2009 Siri Mullinix, GK, 2001–2003, inducted May 3, 2009 David Vanole, goalkeeper coach, 2001–2003, inducted July 5, 2009 Most recent coaching staff As of April 20, 2009. Year-by-year Annual Performance record Honors USL W-League Eastern Conference Champions 2008 USL W-League Northeast Division Champions 2008 USL W-League Champions 2007 USL W-League Eastern Conference Champions 2007 USL W-League Northeast Division Champions 2007 WUSA Founders Cup Champions 2003 Competition history The Washington Freedom was one of the eight professional soccer teams that played in the Women's United Soccer Association from 2001 to 2003. The team won the WUSA Founders Cup III in their final year, shortly before the league announced on September 15, 2003, that it was suspending operations. Unique among the WUSA teams, though, the Freedom maintained a continued existence, playing exhibition seasons in 2004 and 2005, then joining the USL W-League in 2006 and winning the