Seattle Reign FC

NWSL

Seattle Reign FC is an American professional football team based in Seattle, Washington, that competes in the National Women's Soccer League. Founded in 2012, previously knows as OL Reign.

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What makes Seattle Reign FC what it is.

She mimicked Megan Rapinoe’s iconic celebration when she scored during Rapinoe’s jersey retirement night, honoring her childhood idol.

She won the Golden Boot (top scorer) at three different youth tournaments: Concacaf U15 (2014), Caribbean U17 (2015), and Concacaf U17 (2016).

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Quirky facts from the Seattle Reign FC squad.

Her proudest career moment was getting drafted mid-class presentation, leaving to take the call, and returning to celebrate with her peers.

In 2017, she scored in the Grand Final as Melbourne City won Australia's W-League title, becoming the first player-coach to win the competition.

Her signature bright orange hair bow began as a way for her parents to spot her on the pitch when she played for the University of Virginia. It later inspired #FearTheBow and #TheBowIsBack.

She is Wales's all-time leading goal scorer and first player to earn 150 international caps.

She is the first Haitian-born player in NWSL history and first Haitian-born player to score a goal in the league history.

She created Connected Comebacks jewelry after overcoming three ACL injuries to support fellow athletes in recovery. Through handmade triangle necklaces, she spreads a message of resilience, imperfection, and community.