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.

Coming off a 1-0 victory over the Western New York Flash, the Washington Spirit travel to Houston to face the Dash. The Spirit are sitting in third place with an 8-7-2 record, while the Dash are in seventh place, at 5-10-1. With the top four teams qualifying for the playoffs, the Spirit are in a position to solidify their standing.

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 Washington Spirit defeated WNY Flash 1-0 tonight. The Spirit traveled to Sahlen Stadium in Rochester for the first time this season, though the two teams have already met twice at the SoccerPlex in Boyds, MD.

In what will surely be one of the most action packed and talked about games of the season, the Washington Spirit and Boston Breakers played to a 3-3 draw. An announced crowd of 2,673 was witness to a night filled with referee’s whistles, six cards, and a 30-plus minute weather delay. The draw brings Washington to 7-7-2 and the Breakers to 3-10-2.

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.