Newman: Analyzing Crystal Dunn’s Movement

This weekend, Crystal Dunn will come up against some old teammates, as the Portland Thorns take on the North Carolina Courage....

NWSL Results: Thorns prevail over Kansas; Salmon lifts Louisville over Houston; Late Orlando equalizer saves point against Gotham

Portland Thorns 1, Kansas City 0 The Skinny: In the second nationally televised NWSL match of the weekend, the Portland Thorns...

Olivia Moultrie wins preliminary injunction against NWSL’s age rule

Olivia Moultrie moved another step closer to signing a professional contract on Thursday, when a judge granted the 15-year-old a preliminary...

2021 NWSL draftees: Where are they now?

On January 13, all 10 National Women’s Soccer League teams met via videoconference to select the rights to 40 eligible college...

Kassouf: Gaming out an NWSL homegrown system

Fifteen-year-old Olivia Moultrie is on the verge of signing her first professional contract after being granted a temporary restraining order against...

NWSL Results: Thorns score three against Racing; Gotham holds off Reign; Red Stars outwit Courage

Chicago Red Stars 1, NC Courage 0 The Skinny: On Saturday afternoon, the Chicago Red Stars dominated the opening half-hour against...

Kassouf: Speaking of the NWSL’s s-word… standards

Match results alone were enough to fill the past week of news around the National Women’s Soccer League, since the scheduling...

NWSL Results: Dunn gets Thorns back on track, Pride stay unbeaten, Washington defeats OL Reign

The Portland Thorns finished off a grueling, early-season road trip with a needed victory in New Jersey on Sunday. Crystal Dunn...

NWSL Results: Pride beat Thorns to go top, Chicago breaks through, 10-player Spirit shock Dash

A busy Wednesday in the National Women’s Soccer League started off with an Orlando Pride win over the Portland Thorns. The...

The Lowdown: A future of much speculation in the wake of Parsons move

Listening to Portland Thorns general manager Gavin Wilkinson tell it, he really didn’t want to let Mark Parsons go. But as...