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Thorns FC Announce 2018 Club Awards

October 17, 2018 - PORTLAND, Ore. - Following the conclusion of the 2018 National Women's Soccer League season, four Portland Thorns FC players were named recipients of club awards for the 2018 campaign. Highlighting this season's list of award winners in the club's sixth season are midfielder Lindsey Horan, defenders Emily Menges and Emily Sonnett and forward Christine Sinclair. Most Valuable Player; Golden Boot - Lindsey Horan One of 15 nominees for the Ballon d'Or, midfielder Lindsey Horan finished with a team-best 13 goals, wh... Full Story

Seven Orlando Pride Players Join W-League Teams for Offseason

October 16, 2018 - Seven Orlando Pride players are headed to Australia for the 2018-19 National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) offseason to play in the upcoming Westfield W-League campaign. Forward Rachel Hill will return to Perth Glory FC, while defender Alanna Kennedy heads back to Sydney FC. Midfielders Christine Nairn and Dani Weatherholt will join Melbourne Victory FC, defender Carson Pickett and forward Chioma Ubogagu will play for Brisbane Roar FC, and midfielder Emily van Egmond returns to Newcastle Jets FC. Kennedy, Pickett, Uboga... Full Story

Houston Dash Announce 2018 Team Awards, Presented by the Hamilton Apartments

October 12, 2018 - HOUSTON - The Houston Dash announced their 2018 club award winners today, with three-year veteran Rachel Daly earning Most Valuable Player and Golden Boot honors. Players, staff, local media and fans voted on five categories, presented by The Hamilton Apartments, that recognized achievements on and off the field. Team co-captain Amber Brooks was selected as the Defensive Player of the Year; midfielder Sofia Huerta earned Newcomer of the Year honors; forward Veronica Latsko was named the team's Unsung Hero; and goalkeepe... Full Story

Zadorsky and Canada Top Group B with 3-1 Win over Costa Rica

October 12, 2018 - The Canadian Women's National Team capped off Group B play of the 2018 CONCACAF Women's Championship on Thursday night with a 3-1 win over Costa Rica. The win ensured the Canadians took first place in the group. The Maple Leafs finished the group stage perfect at 3W-0D-0L and nine points as their win allowed Jamaica (2W-0D-1L and six points) to compete in the final four of the competition. Costa Rica was eliminated with the loss to Canada and the Jamaican win. The Maple Leafs grabbed a 1-0 lead in the 26th minute as Je... Full Story

• Alex Morgan Wins CONCACAF Women's Championship Golden Boot - Orlando Pride (NWSL) October 18
  
• USWNT Lifts CONCACAF Women's Championship with Win over Canada - Orlando Pride (NWSL) October 18
  
• Thorns FC Announce 2018 Club Awards - Portland Thorns FC (NWSL) October 17
  
• Seven Orlando Pride Players Join W-League Teams for Offseason - Orlando Pride (NWSL) October 16
  
• CANWNT Qualifies for World Cup with Semifinal Win - Orlando Pride (NWSL) October 15
  
• USWNT Qualifies for 2019 World Cup with Dominating Win - Orlando Pride (NWSL) October 15
  
• USWNT Faces Jamaica for a Chance to Qualify to the 2019 World Cup - Orlando Pride (NWSL) October 14
  
• Houston Dash Announce 2018 Team Awards, Presented by the Hamilton Apartments - Houston Dash (NWSL) October 12
  
• Zadorsky and Canada Top Group B with 3-1 Win over Costa Rica - Orlando Pride (NWSL) October 12
  
• Reign FC Players Head to Australia for Upcoming W-League Season - Seattle Reign FC (NWSL) October 11
  
• CANWNT Finishes Group Play with Match against Costa Rica - Orlando Pride (NWSL) October 11
  
• Morgan Inches Closer to Century Mark for USWNT with Brace - Orlando Pride (NWSL) October 11
  
• USWNT Tops Group a with 7-0 Win over Trinidad & Tobago - Orlando Pride (NWSL) October 11
  
• 2018 Pride End of Year Awards Nominees Announced - Orlando Pride (NWSL) October 10
  
• Alex Morgan Eyes 100 Goals for USWNT - Orlando Pride (NWSL) October 9
  
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• Pilots men's cross country at No. 5 - NWSL Portland Tribune (October 18)
• Join Portland Timbers and Thorns reporter Jamie Goldberg for a live chat Wednesday at 1 p.m. - NWSL Portland Oregonian (October 17)
• When the Colt .45s became the Astros and the origins of other Houston sports team names - NWSL Houston Chronicle (October 16)
• Ex-Timber has fun comeback in Reno - NWSL Portland Tribune (October 16)
• Dash players to compete in Australian's W-League during offseason - NWSL Houston Chronicle (October 16)
• Providence Park stadium expansion project remains on schedule - NWSL Portland Oregonian (October 14)
• Grass field at Portland's Providence Park? It could happen - NWSL Portland Oregonian (October 13)
• Portland Thorns already looking ahead to 2019 NWSL season - NWSL Portland Oregonian (October 11)
• Mewis: We're really proud of that clean sheet - NWSL WRAL (October 11)
• Dahlkemper: When there's a bit of pressure put on, everyone steps up - NWSL WRAL (October 11)
• Dunn: There's a lot of depth and a lot of goal scorers on this team - NWSL WRAL (October 11)
• When it rains, it pours: USWNT closes play in Cary with 7-0 win over Trinidad - NWSL WRAL (October 11)
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