3
Championships
5-1-1
2026 Record
10x
Attendance Leader
14
Seasons
2026 Form
L
W
D
W
W
5W 1D 1L · 12 GF · 6 GA · +6 GD
Latest Result
Portland Thorns 2 - 0 San Diego Wave
Apr 29 · Providence Park · Müller 10', Wilson 64' · Full recap →
W

Players to Watch

The names that matter right now.

The Story So Far

Wilson Returns, Moultrie Starts in Seattle

Wilson started April 11 at San Jose (67 minutes, USA 2-1 Japan), her first USWNT match in 17 months. Moultrie started April 14 at Lumen Field in front of 36,128 fans; Wilson came on at 65' to replace her. Series closed with Wilson starting a 3-0 win in Colorado on April 17.

Coach Vilahamn Wins His Debut

Former Tottenham Hotspur Women head coach. Visa approved days before the opener. Won 1-0 at Washington. First-year Thorns coaches are 5-0-2 in debut matches. The streak holds.

Who Left, Who Stayed

Sam Coffey to Manchester City. Bella Bixby out for the season. Morgan Messner stepped into goal and got a clean sheet. Cassandra Bogere filled Coffey's midfield role and looked like she belonged.

Providence Park

Providence Park
1844 SW Morrison St, Goose Hollow · Built 1926 · 100th year in 2026
The loudest stadium in women's soccer. Led NWSL attendance in 10 of 13 seasons. The Rose City Riveters in sections 107-108 create an atmosphere that visiting players talk about for years. This is what a home advantage sounds like.
25K
Capacity
100
Years Old
"You hear the Riveters before you see the stadium. That's not a figure of speech. You're walking through Goose Hollow and the chanting hits you two blocks out. By the time you're through the gates, you're already part of it."
Portland, Match Day

The Rose City Riveters are the Thorns' independent supporters group. Standing the entire 90. Tifo displays that take months to plan. Chants that shake the West Side press box. They traveled to Washington for the 2022 Championship and turned Audi Field into Providence Park East. Membership gets you scarves, pre-match events, and a community.

The full Portland women's sports community directory →

Upcoming Home Matches

DateOpponentTime (PT)Theme
Sun, May 17 Angel City FC 3:00 PM MOMVP Match
Wed, May 20 Bay FC 7:00 PM Vintage Night
Sat, May 30 Utah Royals 1:00 PM Global Game Day
Sun, Jul 5 Racing Louisville 4:00 PM Summer Block Party
Fri, Jul 24 NJ/NY Gotham FC 7:00 PM Pride Celebration

Full 30-game schedule with broadcast info and theme nights →

2026 Roster

31 contracted players. 26 on the active roster. Official as of March 12.

Goalkeepers (5)

Mackenzie Arnold (INTL), Bella Bixby (SEI), Morgan Messner, Erin McKinney, Mackenzie Wood (loan)

Defenders (9)

Carolyn Calzada, Daiane (LOAN), Sam Hiatt, Mallie McKenzie, Marie Muller (INTL), Isabella Obaze (INTL), Jayden Perry, Reyna Reyes, M.A. Vignola

Midfielders (7)

Cassandra Bogere (INTL), Deyna Castellanos, Jessie Fleming (INTL), Shae Harvey, Jennie Immethun, Renee Lyles, Olivia Moultrie

Forwards (10)

Mimi Alidou (INTL), Julie Dufour (SEI), Caiya Hanks (SEI), Valerin Loboa (INTL), Maddie Padelski, Alexa Spaanstra, Pietra Tordin, Reilyn Turner, Morgan Weaver (SEI), Sophia Wilson

INTL = international slot · SEI = season-ending injury · LOAN = out on loan

Championship History

2013
Champions
2017
Champions
★ ★
2022
Champions
★ ★ ★

The most decorated club in NWSL history. 3 Championships, 2 NWSL Shields (2016, 2021), the 2021 Challenge Cup, and 11 playoff appearances. No other club has more than two titles.

The Complete Championship History →

Videos

Typical Lineup

Based on the March 13 opener at Washington. Vilahamn's first selection.

Sophia Wilson came on at 77'. Click any player for their full profile.

Player Profiles

See all 27 player profiles →

NWSL Standings

TeamGPWDLGDPts
1 San Diego 5 4 0 1 +5 12
2 Portland 5 3 1 1 +3 10
3 Seattle 5 3 1 1 +3 10
4 Angel City 4 3 0 1 +6 9
5 Houston 4 3 0 1 +4 9
6 Orlando 5 2 2 1 +3 8
7 Utah 5 2 1 2 0 7
8 Bay 3 2 0 1 +1 6
9 Denver 5 1 3 1 +1 6
10 Kansas City 5 2 0 3 -4 6
11 North Carolina 4 1 2 1 -1 5
12 Gotham 5 1 2 2 -2 5
13 Washington 4 0 3 1 -1 3
14 Chicago 5 1 0 4 -9 3
15 Louisville 4 0 1 3 -3 1
16 Boston 4 0 0 4 -6 0

Standings via ESPN. Updated at build time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Portland Thorns head coach in 2026?

Robert Vilahamn, formerly of Tottenham Hotspur Women (English WSL). His visa was approved days before the season opener. He won his debut match 1-0 at Washington, extending the streak of first-year Thorns coaches to 5-0-2 in debuts.

How many championships have the Portland Thorns won?

3 NWSL Championships (2013, 2017, 2022), the most in league history. Plus 2 NWSL Shields, a Challenge Cup, and 11 playoff appearances. See the complete championship history.

What happened to Sophia Smith?

Sophia Smith, now Sophia Wilson after her marriage, is on the Thorns. She is active on the 2026 roster and has worked back into the starting XI. She returned to the USWNT on April 11 after 17 months away. She was the 2022 NWSL MVP and Olympic gold medalist.

Where do the Portland Thorns play?

Providence Park, 1844 SW Morrison St in Goose Hollow. Capacity 25,218. The loudest stadium in women's soccer. See our Providence Park game day guide for parking, food, and tips.

What happened to Sam Coffey?

Sam Coffey transferred to Manchester City ahead of the 2026 season. Cassandra Bogere has stepped into the central midfield role and looked strong in the opening match at Washington.

Portland's Other Pro Teams

The Thorns are one of three. One city, three leagues, three title shots.

The Expansion Team

The WNBA returns to Portland after 24 years. Home opener May 9 vs Chicago Sky at Moda Center. 15,000+ season memberships sold.

Pro Softball Arrives

MLB-backed league, ESPN broadcasts, the first pro softball on ABC. Home opener June 18 at Hillsboro Ballpark. Meet the roster.