All posts tagged "Bill Predmore"
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News
/ 9 months agoCrystal Dunn joins Portland Thorns in three-team NWSL trade
Crystal Dunn is joining Portland Thorns FC. The U.S. women’s national team midfielder and defender was traded to the Thorns in a...
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Analysis
/ 1 year agoNWSL Beginnings: Calling off the Sirens on account of Reign
NWSL Beginnings is a subscribers-only series looking at how teams in the league got their names and identities. Click here to...
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News
/ 1 year agoNew Reign coach Farid Benstiti, CEO Bill Predmore address hiring controversy
Reign FC’s January announcement of Farid Benstiti as the club’s new head coach featured a significant level of detail about the...
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News
/ 2 years agoOL Groupe agrees to take over Reign FC at valuation of $3.51 million
The OL Groupe, the parent company of Olympique Lyonnais, has agreed to buy the National Women’s Soccer League’s Reign FC, the...
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Analysis
/ 2 years agoWill the reality of the Lyon-Reign relationship measure up to initial hype?
Four months after America went to Lyon, Lyon is coming to America. When the United States won the World Cup in...
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Analysis
/ 2 years agoMajor changes still loom for the NWSL
The National Women’s Soccer League, as it stands today, is almost unrecognizable from its humble beginnings seven years ago. And over...
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Analysis
/ 2 years agoExclusive: Bill Predmore on why he’s selling Reign FC to Olympique Lyonnais
What began as a family vacation to Lyon to see the United States women’s national team win the 2019 World Cup...
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Analysis
/ 2 years agoWhat Reign FC’s changes tell us about the future of NWSL independents
Reign FC’s move from the center of Seattle to Tacoma, the not-so-twin city 35 miles to the south, was met with...
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NWSL
/ 3 years agoMemorial Stadium: An imperfect NWSL fortress (2014-2018)
Memorial Stadium was a boon for Seattle Reign FC when the club took up residence there beginning in the 2014 season....
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News
/ 3 years agoHere’s why Reign FC moved to Tacoma and took on additional ownership
New name, new home, additional owners. Reign FC, as the team is now known, is moving to Tacoma, a city of...
