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Sophia Smith becomes NWSL's highest-paid player with new Thorns extension
WSOC-TV Charlotte· 23 hours agoThe Portland Thorns announced they had agreed with Smith on a deal that will tie the 23-year-old to...
Sophia Smith, Portland Thorns sign contract making her NWSL's highest-paid player
USA TODAY Sports via Yahoo Sports· 23 hours agoMallory Swanson of the Chicago Red Stars, Racheal Kundananji of Bay FC and Barbra Banda of the...
Zambia : Grace Chanda Returns to Shepolopolo
Lusaka Times· 1 week agoLusaka - Zambia: Talented international midfielder Grace Chanda has been named in the Zambia Women Squad for next month's Olympic qualifier against...
Sophia Smith, Thorns Agree to Historic New Contract; Becomes Highest-Paid NWSL Player
Bleacher Report· 1 day agoWhile the specific numbers of the deal weren't shared, Smith will be paid more annually than the...
NWSL picks: USWNT's Jaedyn Shaw favorite for MVP while Gotham FC to have serious competition for...
CBS Sports· 2 weeks agoAn exciting new NWSL season is upon us, and there is no better way to ring in the occasion than by...
Nora Hauptle: The Swiss coach reviving Ghana's Black Queens
BBC via Yahoo Sports· 2 days agoSand in the German Frauen-Bundesliga where she was, at the time, the only female coach in the...
USWNT's Smith signs record NWSL contract
ESPN· 1 day agoUnited States women's national team forward Sophia Smith has signed a new contract with the Portland Thorns that ties her to Portland through the 2025...
The NWSL's African era is here. Are you ready for it?
ESPN· 7 days ago...Zambia striker Racheal Kundananji, Nigeria's Asisat Oshoala and Ghana's Princess Marfo; Orlando...
Portland Thorns Sign Sophia Smith To Historic Contract
Forbes· 2 days agoThe Portland Thorns signed forward Sophia Smith to a new contract with the club through the 2025...
Whether it’s March Madness or not, women’s elite sports is a slam dunk for Florida's economy
WLRN Miami· 2 days agoInterest in women’s sports has been growing over recent years, with viewership up to 41% from 34%...