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Reign FC Re-Signs Midfielder Morgan Andrews for 2019 Season

December 14, 2018 - SEATTLE - Reign FC today announced that the club has re-signed midfielder Morgan Andrews. As per league and team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed. "I am incredibly humbled and honored to be back with my team," Andrews said. "I consider Seattle and the Reign organization to be another home for me, and I look forward to making an impact next season for the team and for our fans." After helping lead USC to a win in the NCAA College Cup in 2016, Andrews was selected with the third overall pick by the Boston Bre... Full Story

Jasmyne Spencer Re-Signs with Reign FC for 2019 Season

December 13, 2018 - SEATTLE - Seattle Reign FC today announced that forward Jasmyne Spencer has re-signed with the club for the 2019 season. As per club and league policy, terms were not disclosed. Spencer has been in the NWSL since the inaugural 2013 season, when she played for the Washington Spirit. After spending the 2014 and 2015 seasons with the Western New York Flash, the Pride selected Spencer in the NWSL Expansion Draft. Spencer made 40 appearances for Orlando, scoring seven goals and providing four assists. Spencer joined Reign F... Full Story

Seattle Reign FC Sign Spanish International Defender Celia Jiménez Delgado

December 12, 2018 - SEATTLE - Seattle Reign FC today announced the club has signed Spanish defender Celia Jiménez Delgado for the 2019 NWSL season. As per club and league policy, terms were not disclosed. "Signing with Reign FC to compete in the NWSL is a dream come true," said Jiménez. "I am excited to become the best player I can be to help my team reach their 2019 season goals." Seattle selected Jiménez in the fourth round with the 36th overall pick in the 2018 NWSL College Draft. Jiménez joined Reign FC in June of 2018 after compl... Full Story

Thorns FC Forward Christine Sinclair Named 2018 Canadian Player of the Year

December 11, 2018 - PORTLAND, Ore. - Canada Soccer today announced that Portland Thorns FC forward Christine Sinclair has been named the 2018 Canadian Player of the Year, as voted on by Canadian media and coaches. The award celebrates Canada Soccer's top footballers, female and male, in recognition of their 2018 achievements with both the national team and their respective clubs. It marks the 14th time in her 19th year with the Canada Women's National Team that she has won this award. In her sixth season with Thorns FC in 2018, Sinclair... Full Story

• Reign FC Re-Signs Midfielder Morgan Andrews for 2019 Season - Seattle Reign FC (NWSL) December 14
  
• Jasmyne Spencer Re-Signs with Reign FC for 2019 Season - Seattle Reign FC (NWSL) December 13
  
• Seattle Reign FC Sign Spanish International Defender Celia Jiménez Delgado - Seattle Reign FC (NWSL) December 12
  
• Thorns FC Forward Christine Sinclair Named 2018 Canadian Player of the Year - Portland Thorns FC (NWSL) December 11
  
• Houston Dash Name James Clarkson as Head Coach - Houston Dash (NWSL) December 11
  
• Alex Morgan Named 2018 U.S. Soccer Female Player of the Year - Orlando Pride (NWSL) December 7
  
• Final USWNT Match Before 2019 World Cup to Take Place in New Jersey - Sky Blue FC (NWSL) December 6
  
• NWSL Players Including Ali Krieger Work Towards C License - Orlando Pride (NWSL) December 5
  
• Red Stars and Sarah Gorden Launch First Annual Toy Drive - Chicago Red Stars (NWSL) December 4
  
• Camila, Iranduba Claim Bronze at Copa Libertadores Femenina - Orlando Pride (NWSL) December 4
  
• Washington Spirit re-signs forward Estefanía Banini - Washington Spirit (NWSL) December 4
  
• Statement from the Houston Dynamo & Houston Dash on the Passing of President George H.W. Bush - Houston Dash (NWSL) December 1
  
• Camila, Iranduba Advance to Libertadores Semifinal - Orlando Pride (NWSL) November 28
  
• NWSL Reveals 2019 Schedule Format - (NWSL) November 28
  
• National Women's Soccer League Reveals 2019 Schedule Format - Seattle Reign FC (NWSL) November 28
  
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• Dash look inside organization, hire James Clarkson as coach - NWSL Houston Chronicle (December 12)
• Dash name James Clarkson as new head coach - NWSL Houston Chronicle (December 12)
• Portland Thorns forward Christine Sinclair named 2018 Canadian Player of the Year - NWSL Portland Oregonian (December 12)
• Readers respond: Soccer fans’ civility - NWSL Portland Oregonian (December 7)
• James Clarkson to become Dash's next head coach - NWSL Houston Chronicle (December 7)
• Washington Spirit re-sign Argentine forward Estefania Banini - NWSL Vavel (December 6)
• Seattle Reign depth will be tested in 2019 - NWSL SB Nation (December 6)
• Join Portland Timbers and Thorns reporter Jamie Goldberg for a live chat Wednesday at 12 p.m. - NWSL Portland Oregonian (December 5)
• After four seasons, detailed stats still don’t exist for the NWSL - NWSL Excelle Sports (December 4)
• 11 things Portland could use more than an MLB franchise - NWSL Portland Oregonian (November 30)
• National Women's Soccer League to play 24-game schedule, extend season to 33 weeks in 2019 - NWSL Portland Oregonian (November 29)
• Portland Timbers expect to play first 12 games on the road in 2019 due to construction at Providence Park - NWSL Portland Oregonian (November 27)
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