SAN DIEGO — San Diego Wave FC closed out their second regular season by securing the National Women’s Soccer League Shield on Sunday after a 2-0 win over Racing Louisville at Snapdragon Stadium. The ...

The San Diego Wave won the National Women’s Soccer League Shield on Sunday after goals by Alex Morgan and Jaedyn Shaw gave the second-year club a 2-0 win over Racing Louisville at Snapdragon Stadium.

With a 2-0 win against Racing Louisville on Sunday afternoon at Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego Wave FC secured the 2023 National Women's Soccer League Shield. The Shield is awarded to the club with the ...

Good gracious, that didn’t take long. Less than two years since Jill Ellis, Casey Stoney and Molly Downtain created the first player roster and support staff, the Wave stand as regular-season ...

Last Friday, Friday we caught wind of [gvillenave]’s running accessory inspired by Rebecca Black, and we we we so excited, we so excited to bring this to you on Saturday, which comes after Friday.

The stakes were high on NWSL Decision Day, as the Portland Thorns and San Diego Wave battled it out for the NWSL Shield. The Thorns entered Sunday in pole position, knowing a win at Angel City FC ...

NWSL’s final day of the 2023 regular season did not disappoint in drama or chaos — especially with all six matches kicking off at the same time. The San Diego Wave built on its impressive first season ...

The project involves the addition of quality audio with the use of shield for Arduino which can play up to 22KHz of 12-bit uncompressed audio files of any length. The project involves the addition of ...

Reported by Serebii, a news notification in Pokemon Home on January 22 says Pokemon Sword and Shield players should expect a new ban wave coming for players with altered save data. This isn't the ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. SAN DIEGO — San Diego Wave FC closed out ...

Ok, this one is a bit bizarre, but in perfect keeping with the subject matter: a talking toilet ripped from the pages of the Captain Underpants children’s books. Hackaday.io user [hamblin.joe]’s ...