All posts tagged "Taylor Comeau"
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NWSL
/ 5 years agoNWSL Week In Review: It’s Okay to boo sometimes
When Christen Press missed a penalty kick that was the final nail in the United States women’s national team coffin at...
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Analysis
/ 5 years agoThe Lowdown: How Brooke Elby helped Laura Harvey land Christen Press
Laura Harvey never met a draft pick she wasn’t willing to trade. And so when she took over as coach of...
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Analysis
/ 5 years agoChicago’s blockbuster trade doesn’t eclipse short-term goals
PORTLAND, Ore. — The reality of the Houston Dash’s moment hit social media the Monday before the start of the...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 5 years agoNWSL mega deal sends Christen Press rights to Utah
For the second time this year Christen Press is part of a major, three-team NWSL trade. This one will send the...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 5 years agoNWSL Week in Review: North Carolina already tough to catch
Five weeks into the NWSL season, North Carolina is a ridiculous seven points clear at the top of the table. Those...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 5 years agoNWSL Sunday: Houston and Chicago play to a last-minute draw
The 2018 NWSL season is officially here, and all but Sky Blue FC take to the field in the first weekend...
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Boston Breakers
/ 6 years agoNWSL Week In Review: Any Way To Stop The ACL Injuries?
Seattle coach Laura Harvey said after Saturday’s game that Jess Fishlock’s injury was likely not as serious as it might have...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 6 years agoTaylor Comeau won’t be stopped
Anyone who’s ever suffered a chest injury knows the pain. It hurts to breathe, cough, drive a car, laugh too loud,...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 6 years agoMonday Roundup: Estefania Banini returns to the Spirit
Also in today’s roundup, Lynn Williams’ and Taylor Comeau’s injury statuses updated, Nadim and Sigvardsen Jensen named to Denmark’s Euro squad,...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 6 years agoPress PK steals point late for Red Stars
Christen Press won and converted a second half penalty to snatch a 1-1 draw for the Red Stars against a Washington...
