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Battling the leagues best: previewing the Reign vs the Pride, April 12th, 2025
Our Seattle Reign FC are back in match action following the international window last week, seeking a bounce back effort after a frustrating road loss to Angel City. Their pursuit of a bounce back effort is coming against a tough opponent, as the Reign will play host to the reigning NWSL Champion and current table leader in the Orlando Pride. Here's your match preview.
Reign failure to convert chances continues in UKG Challenge Cup semifinal loss to Racing Louisville
In the UKG Challenge Cup semifinal, one mistake in the first half proved fatal for the OL Reign, as they fell by a score of 1-0 to Racing Louisville FC. The Reign failed once again in a semifinal situation, and now shift focus towards chasing an NWSL playoff spot.
Seattle’s sports success is here to stay, as youth across all teams inspires hope that should transcend into the future
Considering Seattle’s current professional sports success (5 of 8 teams having made the playoffs in 2022-23 at the time of this being published), there is a great amount of youth on the teams. That youth should help the team continue it’s success for years, and hopefully decades, to come.