Boyds, Md. (Jan. 15, 2019) – Washington Spirit forward Cheyna Matthews has kicked off her first-ever training camp with the Jamaica Women’s…
Boyds, Md. (Jan. 14, 2019) – The Washington Spirit has signed defender Megan Crosson ahead of the 2019 NWSL season. Per league…
BOYDS, MD (Jan. 11, 2019) – The Washington Spirit has waived goalkeeper Kelsey Wys at her request in order to pursue opportunities…
CHICAGO (Jan. 10, 2019) – After completing two trades for additional first round picks in the lead-up to the draft, the Washington…
Boyds, Md. (Jan. 10, 2019) – As part of a trade announced earlier today, the Washington Spirit will send defenders Caprice Dydasco…
CHICAGO (Jan. 10, 2019) – The Washington Spirit has acquired the No. 3 overall pick in the 2019 NWSL College Draft via…
Welcome our fourth free agent signing, 23-year-old defender Kika Toulouse, who returns home to the Washington area after a season playing professionally in Sweden for the Ragsveds IF and played club college soccer in Virginia.
We open our first NWSL season on the road with a match against the Boston Breakers on April 14, then welcome Spirit fans to the intimate confines of the Maryland SoccerPlex for our home opener on April 20, against Olympic gold medalists Abby Wambach and Carli Lloyd and the Western New York Flash.
The Washington Spirit have signed 29 year old Candace Chapman who was born in Trinidad and Tobago and grew up in Ajax, Ontario. The experienced central defender has been part of the Canadian Women’s National team since 2002, earning 108 total caps (5 goals), and was most recently part of the 2012 Canadian Women’s Olympic bronze medal team and Pan American Games gold medal team.
Working to bolster an already strong roster, the Washington Spirit selected six players Thursday in the National Women’s Soccer League Supplemental Draft.
The Washington Spirit announced the signing of two U-23 Women’s National Team players – Goalkeeper Chantel Jones and playmaking midfielder Ingrid Wells.
Today we launched a new logo and team color scheme as momentum builds for the the inaugural season of the professional National Women’s Soccer League on the weekend of April 13 & 14
The Washington Spirit selected four of the brightest stars in NCAA women’s soccer in the National Women’s Soccer League’s inaugural draft on Friday morning at the Indiana Convention Center, bolstering our club’s attack with several prolific goalscorers and further adding to the local flavor of our growing roster with three draftees from the national capital region.
The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) has announced the list of 55 U.S., Canadian and Mexican National Team players that will be allocated to the eight clubs.
U.S. Soccer unveiled the name of the women’s professional league in which the Washington Spirit will play on national television Saturday during halftime of the final U.S. Women’s National team match of 2012.
The Washington, D.C. area’s entry in the new U.S. women’s professional soccer league revealed its identity, home venue and head coach on Tuesday afternoon, the latest step in the exciting return of top-flight women’s pro soccer to the nation’s capital.
