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Cake day: September 9th, 2025

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  • We do love to see it:

    And then, when the Torrent were just a few minutes away from losing their first game on home ice, Carter and Curl-Salemme started shoving one another. I didn’t see who started it. But I saw Carter finish it when she wrapped her arms around Curl-Salemme’s head and dragged her down to the ice. The refs broke it up before things got any uglier, but in that move, Carter made it clear that she would not be taking any more shit from Curl-Salemme.

    Climate Pledge Arena erupted into cheers as thousands of hockey fans—new and old—rose to their feet, appreciating the undeniable evidence that women’s hockey can be just as physical and fun to watch as men’s. Seattle loved to see it. (That Curl-Salemme had a history of liking transphobic social media posts may have had something to do with that.)








  • They have the Reign at number 2:

    Not to be outdone by any of NWSL’s teenage goal scorers, 39-year-old Wales veteran Jess Fishlock scored the first goal for Seattle in a 2-1 victory in Orlando. After a lengthy weather delay, the Reign conceded a goal from former league MVP Barbra Banda, but Brittany Ratcliffe collected a debut marker off the bench to secure the win. Goal scorers tend to get the credit, but U.S. women’s national team goalkeeper Claudia Dickey made seven key saves in her 41st consecutive start for Seattle on Sunday.






















  • Third match in a row:

    Seattle got their payback

    The Reign opened up their season by playing the Orlando Pride — the very team that knocked them out of the playoffs last season. Though both squads were forced to contend with a significant weather delay, the Reign managed to take home the 2-1 win.

    “Total credit to the whole group,” Seattle’s coach Laura Harvey said after the game. “The girls started warming up and then thunder and lightning happened again. We all had to come in and we were drenched and cold and wet … credit to the players, they’ve shown some grit and some personality.”







  • Jess Fishlock is inevitable:

    Jess Fishlock inches closer to Seattle Reign career all-time goal record

    Seattle Reign club legend Jess Fishlock got a little bit closer to breaking Megan Rapinoe’s career all-time goal lead (51) with her 49th career goal in the NWSL in the Reign’s 2-1 victory against the Orlando Pride. Seattle’s captain got past the Orlando center back easily and shot the ball at the Pride goalkeeper, Anna Moorhouse who tried to bat the shot away, but it still found the back of the net.