Steve Voght is a journalist based in Tacoma, Washington, focusing on local sports coverage, particularly the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) and the OL Reign team. With a keen interest in soccer and a deep knowledge of the local sports scene, Steve provides in-depth analysis, updates, and news on player contracts, drafts, and team developments.
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Steve Voght's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly soccer, with an emphasis on the NWSL and Seattle Reign FC. His articles predominantly feature announcements and press releases related to player contracts, drafts, and league updates.
If you have news about local soccer events or developments within the NWSL or Seattle Reign FC, consider reaching out with relevant announcements or exclusive insights into these topics. Steve appears to be highly interested in covering new signings, contract extensions, draft previews & discussions related to his geographic focus area.
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Goals from Jess Fishlock and Bethany Balcer secure the win.
Wednesday marked the day when NWSL teams needed to make roster decisions to be compliant ahead of the start of the regular season this weekend. Seattle Reign FC made two more signings to complete their class of 2024, which features eight new faces to replace eight departing players. While not the largest amount of turnover the team has experienced, the number of big names departing has undoubtedly made fans anxious to know how the team will replace their contributions.
Credit: NWSL Details of the summer NWSL tournament were revealed by the league on Wednesday, with five Liga MX Femenil clubs joining all 14 NWSL clubs to create the NWSL × Liga MX Femenil Summer Cup.
Sadly, it won't change the result.
Laura Harvey dishes on the team's scoring woes, defensive consistency, playing younger players, and the upcoming transfer window.
The defender departs the Reign having played the ninth-most minutes all time for the club.
The Texan will play in the USL Super League for the rest of 2024.
The second-year forward will join the Zephyr for the rest of 2024.
Seattle Reign fullback Lily Woodham is headed to England to join Women’s Super League club Crystal Palace FC on a short-term loan through January 2025, the teams announced on Friday. Woodham will join Crystal Palace immediately, pending the receipt of her International Transfer Certificate.
The third-year fullback is looking to rebound from a knee injury and compete for a starting spot.
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