All posts tagged "Kristie Mewis"
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Boston Breakers
/ 2 years agoNWSL’s first college draft — a 5-year look back
Throughout my life watching sports, I have been beholden to the notion that you can’t make a truly, solid judgment on...
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FC Kansas City
/ 2 years agoKansas City, Houston close out NWSL regular season with 1-1 draw
The 2017 NWSL regular season concluded in Kansas City with FCKC drawing the Houston Dash, 1-1. Rookie Maegan Kelly put the...
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Analysis
/ 2 years agoThe Lowdown: 11th hour trade for Morgan Brian shapes Red Stars for stretch run
The Chicago Red Stars’ pursuit of Morgan Brian drew out across several weeks before hitting a snag and eventually being rescued...
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Boston Breakers
/ 2 years agoNWSL Week In Review: Boston, Washington close on on Andi Sullivan
Boston and Washington will meet on Sept. 23 in a battle of the two teams that have struggled the most in...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 2 years agoRed Stars acquire Morgan Brian from Dash for Kristie Mewis
Kristie Mewis has been traded for the second time in 10 days. After scoring on her debut for the Chicago Red...
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Boston Breakers
/ 2 years agoNWSL Week In Review: Rookies have it harder than you think
The NWSL Draft, as in any other American professional sports league, is a chance for fans and organizations alike to look...
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Analysis
/ 2 years agoThree Things: Washington Spirit vs. Chicago Red Stars
BOYDS, MD. — Christen Press nabbed a late goal to lead the visiting Chicago Red Stars over the Washington Spirit 2-1...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 2 years agoRed Stars acquire Kristie Mewis from Spirit for 1st round pick
The Chicago Red Stars have acquired Kristie Mewis from the Washington Spirit in exchange for a conditional 1st round pick in...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 2 years agoRed Stars players take pride in celebrating Pride Day
Bridgeview, IL – The Chicago Red Stars celebrated Pride Day on Saturday afternoon, playing to a 1-1 draw with the Washington...
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NWSL
/ 2 years agoNWSL Week In Review: Portland Headed In The Right Direction?
Momentum is pretty much deemed a fallacy by most people who study advanced analytics, and body language might be even more...
