Losing in the Championship match was certainly not in the script for the NWSL Shield winning Seattle Reign. They dominated the regular season earning 54 points (16-2-6), with the next closest team finishing with 41 points. That team? FC Kansas City. This season was definitely an amazing story to witness …
Seattle Reign‘s winning ways continued last weekend, beating Chicago Red Stars 3-1. Kim Little continued to impress as she converted two penalty kicks and assisted on Sydney Leroux’s second goal of the season. That brings their record this season to 9-0-2. Unbelievable.
After playing 9 matches, Seattle Reign still have a zero in the loss column. On Sunday afternoon, it looked like they might finally get their first one of the year. But in the 92nd minute, Bev Goebel found Kim Little at the top of the penalty box, and Little scored …
On Wednesday night, the Seattle Reign extended their winning streak to seven matches, beating FC Kansas City by a score of 3-2. It looked like this might have been the match that broke the streak. They gave up two goals for the first time this season. But Keelin Winters headed …
I’ve said it before…this Seattle Reign team is a lot of fun to watch. And on Sunday, once again they did not disappoint. Kim Little continues to impress and scored the only two goals of the match. And the defense held expansion club Houston Dash scoreless. For more details of …
On Wednesday night, Seattle Reign FC played their second match of the NWSL season. Megan Rapinoe did not play, but that didn’t stop their offensive production against the Washington Spirit. They once again tallied three goals on the night. Kendall Fletcher scored in just the third minute and celebrated with …
It was a perfect day in Seattle for the first match of the 2014 NWSL season. The sun was shining, the “new” stadium was filled with fans, and three points went to the home side. A lot has been said about the major overhaul that Laura Harvey made to her …
On Thursday night, the new Seattle Reign FC played their first friendly of the year at Husky Soccer Stadium against the UW women’s team. Most of the national team players were out due to call-ups. Only Japanese international Nahomi Kawasumi was in town. We’ll have to wait a little longer …
On Monday morning I got the opportunity to catch Seattle Reign‘s training session at their new home, Memorial Stadium at Seattle Center. It’s an old stadium in a great location. I wrote a lot more about it on Sounder at Heart, so be sure to check out my post over …
In the last match of the season, Seattle Reign FC took on their rivals from the south, Portland Thorns FC. While USWNT star Alex Morgan was unavailable due to injury, Canadian national team captain Christine Sinclair led the Thorns to a 2-1 victory, scoring both of their goals. Megan Rapinoe …