Angelique Fiske
Editorial Manager at NWSL
editorial manager @nwsl | past: @cbsmornings & @patriots | Survivor enthusiast
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1 week ago |
nwslsoccer.com | Angelique Fiske
It was yet another wild weekend in the NWSL, and though Gotham wasn’t a part of it, they found a way to make some history of their own on the international stage. Gotham became the very first winner of the CONCACAF W Champions Cup, defeating Mexico’s UANL Tigres, 1-0, on Saturday night. The inaugural CONCACAF W Champions Cup is meant to crown the greatest team in North America, Central America and the Caribbean.
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2 weeks ago |
nwslsoccer.com | Angelique Fiske
The NWSL girlies know how to make a statement with their match day fits, but there was something extra special about the Jaedyn Shaw's Week 9 look. In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Shaw wore a custom-made piece celebrating her Vietnamese heritage, turning her jersey into an áo dài. An áo dài is a symbol of beauty, femininity, and tradition. The long, split tunic flows over pants to create an elegant formalwear look.
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3 weeks ago |
nwslsoccer.com | Angelique Fiske
The Racing Louisville FC captain on son's design, returning home to play in Kentucky, and what both would mean to her late mother. As captain for Racing Louisville FC, Arin Wright dons an armband every game, but the one she wore on May 9 may be one of the most cherished mementos of her career. Just two days before Mother’s Day, Wright walked on to the field with her five year old son, Grady, and the custom armband he designed just for this moment.
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3 weeks ago |
nwslsoccer.com | Angelique Fiske
During her illustrious career, Alex Morgan did as much as anyone to grow women's soccer. Now, in retirement, she is putting her money behind it too. After three years as a member of the San Diego Wave, Morgan is now a minority investor in her former club. “San Diego is where I’ve built my home, where I am raising my children, and found a purpose beyond my playing career,” Morgan said in a statement.
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4 weeks ago |
nwslsoccer.com | Angelique Fiske
The Houston Dash made history last season when three players went on maternity leave. Meet the physical therapist who helped them get back on the field. When forward Ryan Gareis subbed in for the Houston Dash in their September 2024 away game against the Washington Spirit, it was a moment that was months in the making. Throughout her soccer career, she’d waited on the sidelines countless times for a teammate to tag her in, but this time was special.
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RT @NWSL: Helping moms get back to the pitch 🧡💪 Dorcas Copa is more than just a physical therapist, she’s family, and her “playbook” is th…
RT @HoustonDash: "I hope that other moms can see that their bodies are truly resilient." Last season, we made history with three mothers o…
RT @veli147: A great overview of the work behind the scenes from unsung heroes like Copa.
