All posts tagged "The Lowdown"
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/ 7 days agoThe Lowdown: Draft marks another NWSL silly season
Ten years after a memorable Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS) draft produced what many still believe is the best draft class in...
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Chicago Red Stars
/ 2 weeks agoThe Lowdown: XI wishes for the NWSL in the new year
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: This is a big year for the National Women’s Soccer League. Yes, that gets...
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/ 2 months agoThe Lowdown: XI things I’m thankful for this Thanksgiving
Here are XI things I am thankful for in women’s soccer this Thanksgiving season: I. Rapinoe The 2019 World Cup has...
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/ 4 months agoThe Lowdown: Three thoughts on the state of the NWSL
A National Women’s Soccer League season that has been murky and unpredictable at times reached a sudden point of crystallization during...
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/ 4 months agoThe Lowdown: The Royals are right where they want to be — almost
A month ago, the Utah Royals’ season was hanging by a thread. They were in Tacoma, playing Reign FC. The match...
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/ 6 months agoThe Lowdown: Roller-coaster Red Stars back on upward trajectory
The Chicago Red Stars are the team that can’t quite seem to decide how good they are. In a National Women’s...
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/ 6 months agoThe Lowdown: The NWSL table is starting to split
The National Women’s Soccer League table is finally starting to show signs of splitting. After a chaotic spring that saw seven...
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/ 8 months agoThe Lowdown: What’s going on with the Courage?
The North Carolina Courage are struggling. That phrase, which is intentionally left on its own as the opening paragraph, is not...
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/ 8 months agoThe Lowdown: Spirit’s youth movement thriving; a Mother’s Day to remember
This is going to be a column about the Washington Spirit’s youth movement, but being that it was Mother’s Day weekend,...
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/ 9 months agoThe Lowdown: How USWNT bubble will impact NWSL
With the naming of the United States World Cup roster last week came the expected handwringing and haranguing. Some even went...
