Reserves

The Washington Spirit Reserves have finished the 2018 Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) regular season with an undefeated record, clinching first place in the Colonial Conference.

The Washington Spirit Reserves have opened the 2018 Women’s Premier Soccer League season on a four-game unbeaten streak.

The Spirit Reserves consistently compile impressive rosters, producing talent that go on to make a lasting impression in women’s soccer. The 2015 Reserves squad best exemplified the power and potential of a talented roster with palpable chemistry.

The Washington Spirit Reserves capped off the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) season on Sunday, July 9 with a dominant 5-0 win over Virginia Beach City FC to complete an undefeated 2017 campaign with a 5-0-3 record.

The Washington Spirit Reserves earned a 2-2 draw against Braddock Road Stars Elite on Wednesday, June 21 to improve to 3-0-1 and remain unbeaten through their first four games of the 2017 Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL) season.

The NCAA tournament is down to just eight teams! The winners of this weekend’s matches will advance to the 2016 College Cup in San Jose, California.

The 2016 NCAA Tournament enters the second and third round this weekend. The Spirit has a number of players who were on the Spirit Reserves and Spirit Collegiate Academy teams in 2016 whose college’s are battling for the national championship.

The Washington Spirit pro team is not the only winning team within the Washington Spirit organization. The Washington Spirit Reserves, a member of the Women’s Premier Soccer League (WPSL), is on quite the winning streak of its own. The undefeated Reserves just clinched the Colonial Conference of the WPSL with a record of 9-0-1 (25 points). The Reserves begin their playoff campaign against Penn Fusion this Saturday July 23 at 6 p.m. in West Chester, PA.

The Washington Spirit will hold a one-day open tryout on Friday, February 19th at the Maryland SoccerPlex for the Washington Spirit pro and Washington Spirit Reserves teams.

Washington Spirit Reserves News Release – www.washingtonspirit.com Thursday July 23, 2015 BETHESDA, MD. – The Washington Spirit Reserves, coached by Kati Jo Spisak…

Washington Spirit Reserves News Release – www.washingtonspirit.com Wednesday July 1, 2015 BETHESDA, MD. – The Washington Spirit Reserves (6-0-2) take on the Charlotte…

BETHESDA, MD. (June 26, 2015) – On Thursday June 25th, the Washington Spirit Reserves (5, 0, 2) faced off against the Dayton Dutch Lions…

Today the Washington Spirit announced a number of coaching changes. German Peri stepped down as head coach of the Spirit Reserves and was replaced by KJ Spisak who will also continue in her role as an assistant coach for the pro team. Hayley Siegel was added as an assistant coach for the pro team.

A year ago, the LA Blues and Washington Spirit Reserves played to one of the most memorable games in the W-League Championship’s 20-year history. The Blues claimed a 3-2 semifinal victory in extra time on the way to the club’s third championship.

The Washington Spirit Reserves displayed their attacking dominance by defeating their conference rivals, Braddock Road Stars Elite, with an end score of 6-0 and crowned the Northeastern Conference Champions.

The Washington Spirit Reserves will host the Braddock Road Stars Elite on Friday July 18 at the Maryland SoccerPlex. The game is slated for a 7pm kick off and will determine the champions of the W-League Eastern Conference. The winner will travel down to Bradenton, Florida on July 25-27 to compete for the 2014 W-League Championship.

The W-League announced its Team of the Week for Week 9 of the 2014 season today, naming Washington Spirit Reserves forward Katie Yensen as Player of the Week. The Virginia Tech standout had three goals in three victories as the Spirit Reserves claimed the Northeastern Conference championship and continued their undefeated season.

The Washington Spirit Reserves and the New York Magic tied 0-0 at the Maryland SoccerPlex on June 21st, 2014. Both teams had a multitude of chances to break the 0-0 deadlock but failed to convert.

A first half goal by Washington defender Meghan Cox combined with a pair of second half tallies by Kara Wilson and Aaran Parry proved enough to earn the victory Wednesday evening on Prince William Soccer Inc. (PWSI) club night at Howison Complex in Woodbridge, Virginia.

Following a ten-day stint in the NWSL with the professional Washington side, Spirit Reserves teammates Kelsey Pardue and Jennifer Skogerboe return to the W-League squad this Wednesday with additional career experience.

Still reeling from a 0-0 draw the night before against Long Island, the Washington Spirit Reserves rebounded to earn a tight 2-0 win over the North Jersey Valkyries Sunday afternoon in Wayne, New Jersey. Goals by Lina Granados and Melissa Downey enabled Washington to end the road trip with a victory.

The Long Island Rough Riders put up their best defensive effort of the season that resulted in a 0-0 draw against the top contender in the Northeastern Conference, the Washington Spirit Reserves.

The Washington Spirit Reserves notched their sixth consecutive victory in dramatic fashion, knocking off the visiting New Jersey Wildcats 5-0 Saturday evening. Led by forward Morgan Reuther’s hat trick in the first half, Washington got ahead of New Jersey early and the stout Spirit Reserves defense held the Wildcats scoreless for the second week in a row.

Following a narrow 1-0 victory over the New Jersey Wildcats the previous evening, the Washington Spirit Reserves completed their road trip with 7-0 result over host New York Magic Sunday afternoon in New Rochelle, New York. Leading the offensive explosion, Washington forward Lina Granados scored 3 goals to earn the first hat trick in Spirit Reserves history.

A goal by midfielder Katie Yensen and an impressive defensive stand enabled the Washington Spirit Reserves to outlast a talented New Jersey Wildcats 1-0 Saturday night in Holmdel, New Jersey. Yensen’s tally, her first goal of the season, proved just enough to squeak by the division front-runner Wildcats.

The Washington Spirit Reserves won the 2014 US Soccer National Amateur Championship title in impressive fashion by shutting down the Houston Aces 2-0 Sunday afternoon in Baltimore, Maryland.

Washington advances to US National Amateur Championship Final courtesy of goals by forward Ashley Herndon and midfielder Kara Wilson.

With a perfect backdrop of sunny skies and cool temperatures, the Washington Spirit Reserves opened their season in resounding fashion, notching a 4-1 victory over the Braddock Road Stars Elite Saturday afternoon at the Maryland SoccerPlex.

As the Washington Spirit Reserves opened their training camp Wednesday morning, they found themselves short one expected arrival at check-in. Recent Loyola graduate and long-time W-League goalkeeper DiDi Haracic had received her call up to NWSL professional soccer and was on her way to report to the Western New York Flash.