All posts tagged "NWSL Expansion"
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News
/ 5 years agoAtlanta group gauging market for NWSL team
It all came to Trey Brantley about two years ago, before the National Women’s Soccer League even kicked off in an...
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News
/ 5 years agoAtlanta group declares interest in NWSL team
An Atlanta investment group is looking into bringing an NWSL team to the city. The group went public with its intent...
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Analysis
/ 5 years agoHamm, new MLS Los Angeles part-owner, says NWSL in LA ‘just makes sense’
In only a few days last week, Mia Hamm was announced as a new member of AS Roma’s board of directors...
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News
/ 5 years agoReal Salt Lake interested in NWSL ownership
Increased MLS interest in the National Women’s Soccer League has been teased for a while, and Real Salt Lake looks like...
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Analysis
/ 6 years agoThe Lowdown: Lauletta’s take on expansion process
Last week’s Expansion Draft more or less put an end to the process of admitting the Houston Dash into NWSL. The...
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Houston Dash
/ 6 years agoBrian Ching named Houston Dash managing director
Former Houston Dynamo forward Brian Ching has been named the managing director of the Houston Dash. Ching just retired at the...
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Analysis
/ 6 years agoLong term benefits outweigh short-term concerns in Houston’s addition to NWSL
On Nov. 21, 2012, a new women’s professional soccer league was born. It was soon thereafter named the National Women’s Soccer...
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Houston Dash
/ 6 years agoHouston set to join NWSL for 2014
The Houston Dynamo have been very publicly inching their way toward joining the National Women’s Soccer League, and the formal announcement...
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Houston Dash
/ 6 years agoNothing final on potential Houston NWSL team…yet
Houston remains a 2014 expansion option for the National Women’s Soccer League, but a deal to bring Dynamo’s ownership group into...
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Houston Dash
/ 6 years agoNothing official from Houston, but NWSL still in play
The Houston Dynamo are still exploring the possibility of joining the National Women’s Soccer League, but nothing is yet finalized, team...
