Stories By Dan Lauletta
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 5 months agoWhat a 2018 NWSL All-Star Game might have looked like
Paul Riley used a small portion of his National Women’s Soccer League Championship victory press conference to stump for a league...
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Analysis
/ 5 months agoThe Lowdown: How Courage players’ buy-in created an unbreakable team spirit
The North Carolina Courage were in New Jersey for a mundane, mid-season match at the league’s least vibrant venue against the...
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Analysis
/ 5 months agoCourage complete dominant season with dominant final
PORTLAND, Or. — The more they booed Jaelene Hinkle the better she played. And as the minutes ticked away, the Courage’s...
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North Carolina Courage
/ 5 months agoRiley, Parsons spar over details of last year’s physical final
PORTLAND, Or. — For the first time since the North Carolina Courage and Portland Thorns FC set up their NWSL Championship...
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News
/ 5 months agoNWSL Championship notebook: Sonnett, Rowland raring to go
PORTLAND, Or. — Emily Sonnett had tape on her right knee and trained on the side during the 15 minutes of...
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Analysis
/ 5 months agoLauletta: Three thoughts from Courage 2, Red Stars 0
The North Carolina Courage and Chicago Red Stars finally got their semifinal match played on Tuesday night in Portland. It ended...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 5 months agoCourage set up NWSL Championship rematch against Thorns
It was two days late and 3,000 miles from its original venue, but the North Carolina Courage overcame the obstacles to...
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Analysis
/ 5 months agoAbby Erceg is quietly leading North Carolina’s domination
The North Carolina Courage are not about to sneak up on anybody. Not after setting league records for wins (17), goals...
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Analysis
/ 5 months agoLauletta: A.D. was the X-factor in Thorns team effort
Portland Thorns FC are heading back to the NWSL Championship, and it took every element they had in them to accomplish...
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NWSL
/ 5 months agoRecapping all 19 games from NWSL’s one true rivalry
“Rivalry” is probably one of the handful of most overused words in sports, but when a real one exists, it is...
