In this week’s women’s soccer news, Gotham visited the White House; Christine Sinclair announced her retirement; Bay FC announced a new training facility; and more!
High of the Week
This week Gotham FC took a historic trip to the White House. It marked the first time that an NWSL Championship team received the invitation. They became just the second women’s professional soccer club to be honored with an invite and the first since 2010.
Today, President Biden welcomed Gotham FC to the White House to celebrate its 2023 National Women’s Soccer League Championship.
Congratulations, @GothamFC! pic.twitter.com/xRPECepDLt
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) September 23, 2024
Low of the Week
Christine Sinclair announced this week that the 2024 season would be her last as she plans to retire at the end of the year. Sinclair is a legend on both the international and club level. The forward is the highest-scoring player on the national stage having ended her career with Canada with 190 goals. She’s spent the majority of her club career with the Portland Thorns where she’s helped the club win three NWSL Championships.
Your impact will last a lifetime. Thank you for everything, Sinc. ♥️
Club legend, Christine Sinclair, has announced her retirement from professional…
