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Christen Press says scoring again was ‘like an out-of-body experience’

The Angel City forward's first goal in 854 days reminded Press of who she is, and what she does best

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Portland Thorns end Orlando Pride’s historic unbeaten streak

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Andi Sullivan has torn ACL, out for rest of NWSL season

6 days ago

Washington Spirit midfielder Andi Sullivan suffered a torn ACL in Sunday’s 2-0 loss to the Orlando Pride, Washington announced on Wednesday. Sullivan went down in the final minutes of the team’s loss. She started 21 games for the Spirit this year. Washington sits in second place but faces a mounting injury list that includes Trinity Rodman (back), Casey Krueger (adductor), Leicy Santos (thigh), Ouleye Sarr (back), plus Sullivan and Croix Bethune out for the season.

By The Equalizer Staff

Portland Thorns to transition Karina LeBlanc to new role

6 days ago

Portland Thorns general manager Karina LeBlanc will transition to a new role inside RAJ Sports after the 2024 NWSL season, the club announced on Wednesday. LeBlanc will be involved with the Thorns and with RAJ Sports' new Portland WNBA expansion franchise. The search for a new GM will begin immediately, the statement read. LeBlanc oversaw the hiring of the past two Thorns coaches, including Rob Gale in July. Portland is winless in seven straight games.

By Evan Davis

Christine Sinclair joins Vancouver Rise FC ownership

1 week ago

Canadian soccer legend Christine Sinclair, already retired from the international game and retiring completely at the end of this NWSL season, is investing in Canada's new women's league, the Northern Super League. Sinclair is joining the ownership group of Vancouver Rise FC — one of the league’s six founding teams where her former teammate, goalkeeper Stephanie Labbé, already serves as sporting director. The NSL is set to kick off in April 2025.

By Bella Munson

USWNT to face Netherlands in The Hague on Dec. 3

2 weeks ago

The United States women’s national team will end its 2024 campaign, which saw the program win a record fourth Olympic gold medal, with a game against the Netherlands on Dec. 3 at the ADO Den Haag Stadium in The Hague (2:45 p.m. ET, TNT/Universo/truTV/Max/Peacock). The game will take place three days after the U.S. faces England at Wembley Stadium. Next up for the Americans are two games vs. Iceland and another vs. Argentina in October.

By The Equalizer Staff