In The News

  • New NWSL team Bay FC hires general manager with MLS experience, names CEO

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    San Francisco Chronicle

    The new Bay Area NWSL team, Bay FC, has hired Lucy Rushton as its first general manager, The Chronicle confirmed on Wednesday.

  • NWSL’s new Bay FC hope to ride World Cup wave of excitement

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    Reuters

    The founders behind the new National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) expansion team in California's San Francisco Bay Area believe this year's Women's World Cup will only add to their momentum as they kick off their inaugural season next year.

  • NWSL’s San Francisco area expansion team dubbed Bay FC

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    ESPN

    The NWSL's 14th expansion team, one that will call the San Francisco Bay Area home and begin play in 2024, has been christened Bay FC, the organization announced on Thursday.

  • Bay Area Pro Women’s Soccer Team Name, Logo, Colors Revealed

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    NBC Bay Area

    Welcome, Bay FC. That's the name for the Bay Area's newest professional sports team, a National Women's Soccer League expansion club.

  • Bay Area’s First National Women’s Soccer League Team Kicks Off With Public Launch

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    KQED

    Bay Football Club, the Bay Area’s first National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) team, got the ball rolling for the 2024 season at an official launch event at the Main Parade Lawn in San Francisco’s Presidio on Saturday.

  • NWSL expansion team will be named Bay Football Club, crest unveiled ahead of 2024 debut

    NWSL expansion team will be named Bay Football Club, crest unveiled ahead of 2024 debut

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    CBSSports.com

    The National Women's Soccer League will welcome two new teams in 2024, and the latest California expansion side is set to call the Bay Area home. The franchise unveiled its new name and colors for the upcoming season on Thursday, going by Bay FC.

  • USWNTers part of Bay Area NWSL expansion team ownership group

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    ESPN

    The NWSL will expand into the San Francisco Bay Area in 2024 with an ownership group that includes former USWNT stars Brandi Chastain, Leslie Osborne, Danielle Slaton and Aly Wagner.

  • Sheryl Sandberg backs a $125 million investment to bring a women’s soccer club to the Bay Area

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    Fortune

    Goal! From a new $100 million fund to back women’s athletic leagues, teams, and companies to a record 10 million viewers for the women’s basketball NCAA championship final, people are ...

  • Here’s what you need to know as Bay Area gets NWSL team

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    Mercury News

    The National Women’s Soccer League will be up to 14 teams once 2024 comes and give the Bay Area a professional women’s sports team again.