Women’s soccer is no longer on the sidelines of the soccer conversation, it is helping lead it.

From record-breaking NWSL audiences to historic NCAA attendance, from grassroots clubs and high school programs to the college game, professional leagues, and the global stage, the women’s game is growing at every level. The Vine exists to tell that story.

The Vine is the SDH Network’s home for women’s soccer—connecting fans to the players, teams, stories, and moments shaping the game from the grassroots to the highest levels. Our coverage spans Atlanta and beyond, shining a light on the women building the future of soccer in our communities, across the country, and around the world.

For too long, women’s soccer was treated as secondary. We believe it deserves to be covered with the same passion, credibility, consistency, and depth as every other part of the game.

Leading the creation of The Vine is deeply personal to me. Women’s soccer was where I found some of my first opportunities in broadcasting, and it played a defining role in helping me find my voice in this industry. SDH gave me the platform to grow, develop, and become the professional I am today—and it showed me the impact that comes from giving women the space and opportunity to be heard.

The Vine is my opportunity to help create that same space for the women’s game. To amplify the voices of the players, coaches, broadcasters, and people who make women’s soccer what it is. To tell the stories that deserve to be told, celebrate the moments that move the game forward, and shine a light on everything in between.

Like the SDH Network as a whole, The Vine is built on trust, context, and connection. We want fans to come to us for the latest news, stay for the stories behind it, and return for the conversations that make the game matter.

The Vine is where women’s soccer takes center stage.

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- Madison Crews