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A dramatic opening night in the National Women’s Soccer League saw the Portland Thorns rally behind a young star’s first career hat trick, survive a late Boston surge, and secure a 4‑3 win at a Rhode Island stadium. The match also featured a coach’s dismissal and several other tightly contested games.
Jess Fishlock's 85th‑minute strike capped a 3‑2 win for Seattle Reign over Bay FC, while Sam Kerr reached 30 career goals and several other matches delivered dramatic twists.
After a record‑setting season at Minnesota, Khyah Harper signs with the Houston Dash, aiming to translate collegiate dominance into professional success.
J.J. Watt criticized a Real Salt Lake social media post for ignoring his wife’s soccer career. The club apologized, praising Kealia Watt’s achievements and their joint investment in Burnley FC.
Canadian forward Jordyn Huitema, a key attacking player for the Chicago Stars of the National Women’s Soccer League, has been placed on the league’s season‑ending injury list after a devastating ACL tear sustained during a July 18 matchup against Angel City FC.
After dominating collegiate soccer and earning the Golden Boot in the Gainbridge Super League, Cat Barry is charting a new professional path with Lexington (KY) Sporting Club, balancing fitness goals, family plans and continued growth on and off the field.
Week 10 of the 2026 NWSL season showcased historic streaks, career milestones and a brewing battle for the league’s top scorer, setting the stage for an intense finish.
Mallory Swanson returns to the U.S. Women's National Team after a year away following childbirth, joining a roster that features the dynamic 'Triple Espresso' attack and a mix of seasoned veterans and emerging talent for two crucial friendlies in Brazil.
The USWNT announces a 23‑player lineup for upcoming friendlies in Brazil, featuring the comeback of Mallory Swanson and the integration of new faces as the team builds toward World Cup qualifying.
A record number of mothers are competing in the NWSL, with players like Sophia Wilson and Mallory Swanson showcasing how individualized recovery frameworks, medical advances, and peer networks enable elite athletes to balance motherhood and top‑level performance.