The regular season started on May 10 and ended on July 13.
[2][3] The Los Angeles Blues won their fourth league championship, finishing the season undefeated and tie-free.
[4] One team changed their name in the off-season: Five teams were added for the season: As of 7/13/2014 [11] 2014 W-League Champion 2014 Division Title 2014 Playoff Team The top two finishers in the Northeastern, Southeastern and Western Conferences and the top three finishers in the Central Conference will qualify for the conference playoffs.
The conference winners will play for the 2014 W-League Championship, to be held July 25–27 at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida.
[12][13] [14] Source:[15] [16] F: Ashley Herndon (WAS), Marisa Park (BRSE) *, Katie Yensen (WAS) M: Laylla da Cruz (NJW), Serina Kashimoto (NYM), Yoreli Rincón (NJW) D: Sue Alber-Weber (LIR) *, Sam Lofton (WAS) *, Satara Murray (WAS), Lorina White (NYM) G: Samantha Depken (NYM) F: Florence Dadson (GCT), Jade Montgomery (CHE), Maria Jose-Rojas (GCT) M: Leah Fortune (CHE), Rose Lavelle (DDL), Blakely Mattern (CAR) * D: Lauren Gorodetsky (ATL), Renee Hurd (GCT), Kailey Mattison (CAR), Amanda Naeher (CHE) * G: Robyn Jones (CHE) F: Arin Gilliland (OTT), Christabel Oduro (OTT), Leticia Skeete (KWU) M: Catherine Charron-Delage (LAV), Arielle Roy-Petitclerc (QUE), Lisa-Marie Woods (OTT) D: Marissa Duguay (LAV), Melanie Pickert (TOR), Melissa Roy (QUE), Shelina Zadorsky (OTT) * G: Genevieve Richard (LAV) * F: Danica Evans (COR) *, Chloe Logarzo (PRI) *, Mallory Weber (PRI) M: Jessica Ayers (PRI), Mele French (LAB) *, Sarah Killion (LAB) * D: Rachel Daly (LAB), Danielle Johnson (BAB), Holly King (PRI), Kandace Love (LAB) G: Anna Maria Picarelli (SEA) * denotes All-League player [17][18]