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Chicago Fire II Announces Venue Change for MLS NEXT Pro Match on June 14 vs. Inter Miami CF II
June 8, 2026 - CHICAGO - Chicago Fire FC II today announced that it will play its MLS NEXT Pro regular season home match against Inter Miami CF II scheduled for Sunday, June 14 at UIC Flames Field in Chicago. Kickoff remains scheduled for 3 p.m. CT and the match will be free for fans to attend.
The match will be Chicago Fire II's second at Flames Field since the team's inception in 2022. CFII defeated Orlando City B 5-1 in their first match at the storied venue - their first away from SeatGeek Stadium - on ... Full StoryMore from the MLS NEXT Pro
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Dogs Swept by DockHounds
June 8, 2026 - The Chicago Dogs were swept by the Lake Country DockHounds after dropping the final game of the series 8-2 on Sunday. This loss is the Dogs' fifth in a row.
Chicago scored first after base hits from Ethan Wilder and Jacob Maiben set up an RBI sacrifice fly by Tyreque Reed that scored Wilder. The DockHounds quickly tied the game at one apiece in the second inning after an error on a pick-off attempt allowed Joshua Mears to score. The Dogs reclaimed the lead in the third inning thanks to a solo... Full StoryMore from the American Association
Wolves Rally to Stun Eagles 3-2 and Force Game 7
June 7, 2026 - The Chicago Wolves forced a decisive Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals of the 2026 Calder Cup Playoffs when they rallied to tip the Colorado Eagles 3-2 in Game 6 on Sunday night in Loveland, Colo.
Ronan Seeley notched the winner late in the third period and Juuso Valimaki and Joel Nystrom also scored to help the Wolves even the series at 3-3 with Game 7 scheduled for Monday night in Colorado. The winner of that game will face the Toronto Marlies in the 2026 Calder Cup Finals.
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Hounds Complete Undefeated Regular Season in Dramatic Fashion
June 7, 2026 - QUINCY, MA.- It's official: the Chicago Hounds are the first-ever team in the history of Major League Rugby to go undefeated through the regular season
The Hounds enjoyed another late-game surge to move past the New England Free Jacks 35-19 on Sunday afternoon.
Chicago center Tiaan Loots led the way with a hat-trick while fullback Brock Webster, facing off against his former team, also touched down. Inside center Santiago Videla was perfect from the kicking tee, converting all four of his ... Full StoryMore from the Major League Rugby
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- Hounds Complete Undefeated Regular Season in Dramatic Fashion - Chicago Hounds (MLR) June 7
- Sky Lose to Tempo on the Road, 85-68 - Chicago Sky (WNBA) June 7
- Record Numbers Lead to Game to Forget for Chicago - Chicago Dogs (AA) June 7
- Preview: Sky Look to Extend Winning Streak in Matchup against Tempo on Sunday - Chicago Sky (WNBA) June 7
- Chicago Fire FC II Falls on the Road against Atlanta United 2 - Chicago Fire FC II (MLS NEXT Pro) June 6
- Sky Claims First Home Game Victory of the Season against Sun, 85-80 - Chicago Sky (WNBA) June 6
- Wolves Drop 7-3 Decision to Eagles in Game 5 - Chicago Wolves (AHL) June 5
- Forward Hugo Cuypers and Defender Mbekezeli Mbokazi Named to 2026 MLS All-Star Roster - Chicago Fire FC (MLS) June 5
- Dogs Drop Series in Milwaukee - Chicago Dogs (AA) June 5
- Sky Seek First Home Win of 2026 against Sun - Chicago Sky (WNBA) June 4
- Chicago Sky and Progressive Insurance® Announce Multi-Year Agreement - Chicago Sky (WNBA) June 4
- Bandits Ink Jocelyn Erickson to Rookie Contract - Chicago Bandits (AUSL) June 4
- Wolves Tip Eagles 2-1 to Even Conference Finals Series - Chicago Wolves (AHL) June 3
- Dogs Kick off Wisconsin Road Trip with 5-2 W in Milwaukee - Chicago Dogs (AA) June 3
- Seven Chicago Stars FC Players Named to International Rosters - Chicago Stars FC (NWSL) June 3
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| June 10 | AA | Lincoln at Chicago | 7:30 p.m. |
| June 10 | AUSL | Chicago at Utah | 10:00 p.m. |
| June 9 | WNBA | Atlanta at Chicago | 7:00 p.m. |
| June 9 | AA | Lincoln at Chicago | 7:30 p.m. |
| June 9 | AUSL | Chicago at Utah | 9:00 p.m. |
| June 8 | AHL | Chicago 4 at Colorado 3 (Playoff Gm. 7) | Final |
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Chicago Sports Headlines
- Tempo vs. Sky: Harrison sparks Toronto in her season debut - WNBA Toronto Star (June 8)
- Brittney Sykes leads Tempo with 25 points in 85-68 rout of Sky - WNBA Toronto Star (June 8)
- Sky squander soft stretch, stare down gauntlet - WNBA Chicago Sun Times (June 8)
- Harrison makes impactful debut in Tempo win after battling back from injury - WNBA Toronto Star (June 8)
- WNBA scores: Sykes scores 25, Harrison makes season debut as Tempo beats Sky - WNBA Toronto Star (June 8)
- Sykesââ¬â¢s 25 points, seven rebounds lead Tempo past Sky - WNBA Toronto Globe and Mail (June 8)
- Ogwumike and Hamby have double-doubles to help Sparks beat Fire 89-72 - WNBA Toronto Star (June 8)
- The Chicago Sky lose 85-68 to the Toronto Tempo - WNBA Chicago Tribune (June 8)
- Skylar Diggins says Sky must shed 'loser mentality' as poor play continues - WNBA Chicago Sun Times (June 8)
- Connecticut Sun lose in Chicago as former UConn star helps Sky end losing streak - WNBA Hartford Courant (June 6)
- Chicago Sky beat Connecticut Sun 85-80 to end 5-game skid - WNBA Chicago Tribune (June 6)
- Sky break five-game losing streak, regain some mojo - WNBA Chicago Sun Times (June 6)
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