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A grass pitch…and potentially Autzen Stadium? Portland and some of the biggest sports brands in the city are partnering together in a push to be a part of U.S. Soccer’s joint-bid to host the 2031 Women’s World Cup. Read more ⬇️
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Underlying issues, Oregon’s pandemic no-contact guidance, staffing changes, concerns around concussions, have existed in rugby for at least half a decade. However, flag football’s emergence has heightened concerns that rugby will have to adapt or be left behind. Read more ⬇️
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Portland Thorns defender Reyna Reyes is set to compete in the NWSL Skills Challenge on Nov. 28, provided the team does not advance to the championship game.
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Portland Fire guard Carla Leite transformed her 17.3% three-point shooting with Golden State into 40.2% with Portland, driven by relentless self-improvement and a fierce competitive drive.
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Portland and Seattle soccer fans competed in the annual Supporter's Cup at Providence Park, celebrating lifelong love of the sport across generations.
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Portland Thorns forward Sophia Wilson, the team's top scorer, faces a two-game suspension, threatening the club's slim playoff hopes with Seattle closing the gap.
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Sophia Wilson and Deni Avdija won Professional Athletes of the Year at the Oregon Sports Awards, which also honored high school, college, and hall of fame inductees.
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Guard Jordan Harrison retired after one WNBA season with the Portland Fire, averaging 5.1 points and 4.2 assists after earning a roster spot via a training camp contract.
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RAJ Sports confirmed Clare Hamill as permanent Fire president and elevated Mike Whitehead to CEO after Portland ended it's WNBA season on a high note.
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The Portland Thorns parted ways with President of Business Operations Alexis Lee and VP of Marketing Todd Adams, while the team eyes a playoff spot with a 12-6-7 record.
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Proud to close out this season’s final game from the Moda Center, and what a game it was.
Portland Fire's inaugural WNBA season ended without a playoff berth, but record-breaking attendance and standout young talent signal a bright future for the expansion franchise.
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Iyana MartĂ­n's standout FIBA World Cup performance has Portland Fire coaches and teammates eager to integrate the young guard next season's roster.
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Portland Fire used a late-season Mercury matchup to evaluate depth players and eye future roster moves, despite missing key starters.
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