Boxx with golden ribbon Shannon Boxx sets her aim high for a second gold medal in Beijing.

16 men's and 12 women's soccer teams have been divided into groups of four. The top finishers in each group will advance to the knock-out stage.

The heart and soul of the U.S. women's national team, Abby Wambach is supportive of fans, prospective teammates and presidential candidates.

After runner-up finishes at the 2004 Olympics and 2007 World Cup, Marta has the skills to lift Brazil to its first-ever Olympic gold medal in soccer.

While her sister found her athletic calling in softball, U.S. midfielder Shannon Boxx found hers in soccer. Both were rewarded with Olympic gold.

Honduras head coach Alexis Mendoza explains his team's surprising success, goals for Beijing and his resemblance to Sen. Obama.

Once, there was Pia Sundhage. Nowadays, the success of the Swedish women's team rests on the shoulders of Lotta Schelin.

The men's field of 16 and women's field of 12 are divided into groups of four teams each. See who will meet, when and where.