DC Power Football Club Re-Sign Justina Gaynor

July 6, 2026 - WASHINGTON, D.C. - DC Power Football Club has re-signed midfielder Justina Gaynor through the 2027 Gainbridge Super League season pending league and federation approval. "We're excited to welcome Justina back to DC Power FC for the upcoming season," Steven Birnbaum, DC Power Football Club Sporting Director, said. "Justina was a key player in our push towards the playoffs this season and we're confident she will bring that same intensity and skill in her second season." Gaynor signed with D... Full Story

Go-Go Name Tevon Saddler Head Coach

July 6, 2026 - WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Capital City Go-Go announced today the team has named Tevon (TAY-von) Saddler as head coach. Saddler becomes the fifth head coach in Go-Go history, coming to Capital City after spending the last three seasons as the head coach of Nicholls State University. At the time of his hiring in 2023, Saddler was the youngest active Division I head coach in the country. He was named a 2024 Joe B. Hall National Coach of the Year Finalist (top 1st-year head coach) after leading Nich... Full Story

Spirit Takes Three Points in a Thriller Behind Rodman Brace

July 3, 2026 - Washington, DC - The Washington Spirit returned to action with a thrilling 2-1 home win over the Houston Dash thanks to two goals from forward Trinity Rodman. Despite high temperatures, Spirit fans showed out in full force at Audi Field as the home side delivered a stoppage time winner to take all three points. The Spirit's first threat in the attack came in the 20th minute when forward Sofia Cantore sent a cross into the center of the box for midfielder Leicy Santos whose one-timer went high... Full Story

Washington Spirit Carries Midseason Momentum into Second-Half Return at Audi Field

July 2, 2026 - Washington, D.C. - The Washington Spirit returns to Audi Field on Friday, July 3 against the Houston Dash to open the second half of the 2026 NWSL season filled with upgraded theme nights, ticket offers and fan experiences. This comes off a widely successful first half of the season both on the pitch, in the stands and around the nation. With 10 home matches in the second half, Audi Field is the place to be this year. The Spirit sold out three of its first five home matches and every weekend ... Full Story

• Washington Spirit Carries Midseason Momentum into Second-Half Return at Audi Field - Washington Spirit (NWSL) July 2
• DC Power Football Club Re-Sign Loza Abera and Anna Bagley - DC Power FC (GSL) July 1
• Looking Back: DC Defenders 2026 Season-In-Review - DC Defenders (UFL) June 30
• Washington Spirit Announces Midseason Roster Update - Washington Spirit (NWSL) June 30
• Soccer Operations Structure Update - Washington Spirit (NWSL) June 26
• MLS NEXT Selects D.C. United's Oscar Avilez for All-Star Game - D.C. United (MLS) June 24
• Sonia Citron Named Kia WNBA Eastern Conference - Washington Mystics (WNBA) June 23
• Mystics Topple Minnesota - Washington Mystics (WNBA) June 22
• DC Power FC Announce 2026 Fall Schedule - DC Power FC (GSL) June 18
• Washington Spirit Announces Special Ticket Offers for Second Half of Season - Washington Spirit (NWSL) June 18
• DC Defenders DE Devonnsha Maxwell Signs with Atlanta Falcons - DC Defenders (UFL) June 17
• Washington Spirit Welcomes Sol de Janeiro as Club's Official Body Care and Celebration Partner - Washington Spirit (NWSL) June 17
• DC Defenders WR Erik Ezukanma Signs with Philadelphia Eagles - DC Defenders (UFL) June 16
• Washington Mystics and MSE Foundation Launch Her Colors Uniform Grant Program - Washington Mystics (WNBA) June 15
• DC Falls in United Bowl - DC Defenders (UFL) June 13
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July 6	WNBA	Golden State 62 at Washington 49	Final
July 3	NWSL	Houston 1 at Washington 2	Final
July 2	WNBA	Atlanta 76 at Washington 81	Final
June 28	WNBA	Portland 123 at Washington 124	Final (4OT)
June 26	WNBA	Washington 57 at Connecticut 68	Final
June 24	WNBA	Minnesota 78 at Washington 76	Final
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• Kaitlyn Chen scores 14 and Valkyries shut down the Mystics for 5th straight victory - WNBA WTOP (July 7)
• Kaitlyn Chen scores 14 and Valkyries shut down the Mystics 62-49 for 5th straight victory - WNBA WTOP (July 7)
• Valkyries shut down Mystics, setting franchise record in win - WNBA San Jose Mercury News (July 7)
• Golden State visits Washington following Austin’s 21-point showing - WNBA WTOP (July 5)
• Rodman’s brace and late winner propels Washington over Houston 2-1 as NWSL returns - NWSL NewsBreak - Houston (July 4)
• Trinity Rodman marks NWSL return with game-winning brace - NWSL ESPN (July 4)
• Angel Reese finds her role: ‘She’s like a big sister to me’ - WNBA Annapolis Capital Gazette (July 3)
• Washington Mystics beat the Atlanta Dream 81-76 behind Shakira Austin’s 21 - WNBA WTOP (July 3)
• Shakira Austin scores 21, Kiki Iriafen gets a double-double and the Mystics beat the Dream 81-76 - WNBA WTOP (July 3)
• Atlanta visits Washington after Citron’s 32-point outing - WNBA WTOP (July 1)
• Aberdeen native Tevon Saddler takes Wizards' G League job - G League Annapolis Capital Gazette (July 1)
• DC sports fans have a chance to showcase their favorite memorabilia in new exhibit - UFL WTOP (June 30)
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