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Writer/editor. Occasional sportswriter/MiLB official scorer. @Cubs spectator. @NorthwesternU & @Parkrose alum. Former Chicago & Brooklyn resident.

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Portland Thorns dominate Racing Louisville after midseason break Original

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By Scott Sepich
| The Oregonian Verified
After a five-week competitive layoff, the Portland Thorns came out firing as they opened the second half of the NWSL season. The Thorns scored three times in the first half and routed Racing Louisville 4-0 in front of 16,638 fans at Providence Park on Sunday. Portland (8-3-3, 27 points) reclaimed second place in the NWSL table, one point behind San Diego and three clear of Washington, Utah and Kansas City.
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Portland Thorns’ home shutout streak ends, but late penalty kick leads to tie with Utah

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By Scott Sepich
| Yahoo Sports Verified
The Portland Thorns scored on a late penalty kick Saturday afternoon to rescue a 2-2 tie with Utah at Providence Park as the NWSL wrapped up the unofficial first half of its 2026 season. The Royals, dominating the action for most of the match, ended the Thorns’ league-record shutout streak at home and led 2-1 into the 88th minute. That’s when Portland’s Jayden Perry drew a penalty after being shoved in the back by former Thorn Alexa Spaanstra near the goal.
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Road woes forming as Portland Thorns fall at Kansas City Original

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By Scott Sepich
| The Oregonian Verified
For the second straight road game, the Portland Thorns Sophia Wilson scored an early goal but let things slip away after that. The Kansas City Current shook off Wilson’s 14th-minute tally and rallied with three goals to grab a 3-1 victory on Sunday on the banks of the Missouri River. Portland (7-3-2, 23 points) has been a brick wall at home this year, posting five straight shutouts to begin the season. But the road hasn’t been nearly as kind lately.
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