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21 Gainbridge Super League players called up for November international window 

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Gainbridge Super League clubs may not have any matches this week, but there will be no shortage of action as 21 players answer the call to represent their country on the senior and youth international stage. Seven clubs will be represented across 11 countries competing in international friendlies and major tournament qualifiers. 

Eight Players Suit Up for CONCACAF Women’s Championship Qualifiers 

Eight Gainbridge Super League players have been selected to represent their countries in the CONCACAF Women’s Qualifiers at the end of November. The qualifiers are the preliminary stage of the CONCACAF Women’s Championship tournaments which take place next year. 

Puerto Rico will feature three Carolina Ascent FC players: Sydney Martinez, Jill Aguilera and Maria Tapia. Martinez and Aguilera make their return to the CONCACAF stage after playing a part in the historic Gold Cup run last year. Tapia, a 17-year-old Academy product, earned her first call-up alongside her club teammates. DC Power FC’s Jaydah Bedoya will also join the Puerto Rican squad for the first time, after previously representing Ecuador on the international stage. 

A Fort Lauderdale United FC duo of Kathrynn González and Nia Christopher will also compete in the qualifiers with the Dominican Republic and Bermuda National Teams, respectively. DC Power defender Claire Constant will rejoin Haiti, and Tampa Bay Sun FC goalkeeper Sydney Schneider is set to compete with Jamaica after her recent call-up to the team last month. 

Five more players set to compete in friendlies, international qualifiers 

Sporting JAX defenders Daviana Vaka and Georgia Brown will join their home nations this month. Vaka will represent Tonga during Oceania Football Confederation 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup qualifiers, while Brown is set to rejoin Scotland after making her senior debut last month. 

Brooklyn FC’s Na-Yeong Shin has been called up to the South Korea Women’s National Team for upcoming friendlies, and new Brooklyn signing Jennifer Cudjoe will join Ghana for a friendly against England. Cudjoe will be alongside Fort Lauderdale midfielder Stella Nyamekye, who rejoins the Black Queens after helping them qualify for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations last month. 

Eight teenagers earn youth international call-ups 

Five Gainbridge Super League players will face off this weekend as the England and U.S. U-20 teams compete in Spain. Ashlyn Puerta (JAX), Sealey Strawn (DAL) and Charlotte Burge (CAR) will represent the Stars and Stripes, while B Hylton (CAR) and Princess Ademiluyi (FTL) will be on the other side with the Lionesses. 

Fort Lauderdale’s Alexa Strickler and Dallas’ Caroline Swann will join the U.S. U-18/19 and U-17 teams for training camps. Tampa Bay goalkeeper Braelynn Galt was also called up to the Scotland U-19 National Team for Round One of the U-19 European Qualifiers. 

Fort Lauderdale continues Florida matchups against Sporting JAX | Week 13 Match Previews

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DC Power FC vs. Carolina Ascent FC 

Venue: Audi Field; Washington D.C. 

Kickoff: Friday, November 21, 7 p.m. ET 

Weather: Cloudy, 55° 

Broadcast: Peacocktv.com 

Things to Know

  • DC Power (3-3-4) is coming off a 3-1 win against Fort Lauderdale United. Carolina Ascent (3-3-4) did not compete in Week 12. Its most recent result was a 1-0 loss to Fort Lauderdale on November 8. 
  • DC Power has never won against Carolina Ascent and holds a 0-4-1 record against the Charlotte team. Carolina won 3-2 when the teams last met on October 4 behind goals from Mackenzie George, Maddie Mercado and Alyssa Walker. 
  • Carolina is still searching for its first clean sheet of the season. 
  • Audrey Harding (CAR) is one away from 10 all-time regular season assists. 

Players to Watch

DC – Dasia Torbert: The University of Georgia alum scored her first two professional goals last week to earn the 3-1 victory for DC Power, its first home win of the season. 

CAR – Mackenzie George: The forward has provided a spark for Carolina’s attack since earning her starting role in September. George recorded three shots and six crosses in the Ascent’s last match against Fort Lauderdale. 

 DC Power FC Carolina Ascent FC 
Head Coach Omid Namazi Philip Poole 
Record 3-3-4 3-3-4 
Standings 5th 6th 

Brooklyn FC vs. Spokane Zephyr FC 

Venue: Maimonides Park; Brooklyn, NY 

Kickoff: Saturday, November 22, 1 p.m. ET 

Weather: Cloudy, 39° 

Broadcast: Peacocktv.com 

Things to Know

  • Both teams enter Saturday coming off a loss. Brooklyn (2-5-5) fell 2-0 loss to Lexington, and Spokane (3-5-5) lost 2-0 to Dallas Trinity.
  • Both teams hold a 1-1-3 record against the other. The sides drew 1-1 in their last meeting on September 3 behind goals from Emma Loving (BKN) and Emma Jaskaneic (SPK).
  • Spokane is on a four-match winless streak and has not earned all three points since its 2-0 win over Dallas on October 12.
  • Hope Hisey (SPK) is one away from 15 regular season clean sheets.

Players to Watch

BKN – Leah Scarpelli: The defender gets it done on both ends of the field for Brooklyn, logging 25 interceptions, two assists and two goals, including the game-winner in the match against DC Power FC.  

SPK – Ginger Fontenot: Fontenot has come close to scoring multiple times over the past couple of weeks, recording four shots in last week’s match against Dallas. Her speed and scoring versatility will be dangerous for Brooklyn’s backline. 

 Brooklyn FC Spokane Zephyr FC 
Head Coach Tomás Tengarrinha Nicole Lukic 
Record 2-5-5 3-5-5 
Standings 8th 4th 

Sporting JAX vs. Fort Lauderdale United FC 

Venue: Hodge Stadium UNF; Jacksonville, FL 

Kickoff: Saturday, November 22, 7:30 p.m. ET 

Weather: Partly cloudy, 71° 

Broadcast: Peacocktv.com 

Things to Know

  • Sporting JAX did not compete in Week 12. Its last result was a 2-0 win over Dallas Trinity on November 8. Fort Lauderdale is coming off a 1-1 draw against Tampa Bay Sun.
  • Saturday will be the first meeting between Sporting JAX and FTL UTD.
  • Daviana Vaka (JAX) will play against her former club for the first time. Her twin sister, Laveni, plays for FTL but is unavailable due to injury.
  • Kaitlyn Parks (JAX) will play against her former Wake Forest teammate Laurel Ansbrow (FTL).
  • Ashlyn Puerta (JAX) currently leads the league with nine goals and has scored in her last three appearances.

Players to Watch

JAX – Baylee DeSmit: The midfielder recently moved into the starting XI, and she picked up her first assist of the season in JAX’s most recent 2-0 win over Dallas Trinity FC.  

FTL – Madison McComasky: McComasky showed last week that she is another one of the many attacking threats Fort Lauderdale has on its backline. The center back got on the end of a rebound for the equalizer against Tampa Bay, becoming the third defender on the team to score a goal. 

 Sporting JAX Fort Lauderdale United FC 
Head Coach Stacey Balaam Ali Rogers 
Record 4-3-3 4-2-5 
Standings 3rd 2nd 

Tampa Bay Sun FC vs. Lexington SC 

Venue: Suncoast Credit Union Field; Tampa, FL 

Kickoff: Saturday, November 22, 7:30 p.m. ET 

Weather: Clear, 71° 

Broadcast: Peacocktv.com 

Things to Know

  • Tampa Bay (1-3-6) enters Saturday coming off a 1-1 draw against Fort Lauderdale. Lexington (5-0-5) most recently won 2-0 against Brooklyn.
  • Tampa Bay has won all four previous matches against Lexington, outscoring the Girls in Green 13-4. Saturday will be their first meeting of the season.
  • Both teams are currently riding undefeated runs. Lexington is unbeaten in its last 11 matches, and Tampa Bay is unbeaten in its last six.
  • Madi Parsons (TB) will compete against her former club for the first time. She led Lexington in goals (6) and assists (5) last season.
  • Gabby Provenzano (TB) will play against her former Rutgers teammate Taylor Aylmer (LEX).
  • Jilly Shimkin (TB) will play against her former Penn State teammate Kat Asman (LEX).
  • Sabrina McNeill (TB) will play against her former Fort Lauderdale United teammates Addie McCain and Tati Fung (LEX).

Players to Watch

TB – Sabrina McNeill: The defender has been a key playmaker for Tampa Bay this season. McNeill is tied for first on the team in assists (3) and leads her side in both chances created (13) and crosses (36).  

LEX – Addie McCain: McCain continues to be a reliable presence in the midfielder and in Lexington’s attack this season. She scored her sixth goal of the campaign last week in the 2-0 win against Brooklyn, tying her with Catherine Barry for most goals on the team. 

 Tampa Bay Sun FC Lexington SC 
Head Coach Denise Schilte-Brown Masaki Hemmi 
Record 1-3-6 5-0-5 
Standings 9th 1st 

Which undefeated streak will survive? | News & Notes Week 13

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WEEK 13 SCHEDULE

Friday, November 21
DC Power FC vs. Carolina Ascent FC, 7:00 p.m. ET

Saturday, November 22
Brooklyn FC vs. Spokane Zephyr FC, 1:00 p.m. ET
Sporting JAX vs. Fort Lauderdale United FC, 7:30 p.m. ET
Tampa Bay Sun FC vs. Lexington SC, 7:30 p.m. ET

REWIND: WEEK 12

FIRST AT AUDI
DC Power FC picked up its first home win of the season with a 3-1 victory against Fort Lauderdale United FC. Forward Dasia Torbert scored her first two professional goals and became the 11th player this season to record a brace.

STAR SUB
Loza Abera entered the match in the 80th minute and scored DC’s final goal of the night three minutes later. The goal was her fourth scored after coming off the bench. No other player has more than three goals as a substitute.

EXTENDED THE STREAK
Lexington SC won 2-0 on the road against Brooklyn FC, marking its third win in a row. The win also tied the record for the longest undefeated streak in league history at 11 matches.

WEINERT FOR THE WIN
McKenzie Weinert contributed to both goals in the 2-0 win against Brooklyn. She became the seventh player this season, and the third for Lexington, to record a goal and an assist in the same match.

NEW GOALS LEADER
Addie McCain (LEX) scored her 16th goal on Saturday, surpassing Allie Thornton (DAL) to become the league’s new all-time regular season goals leader.

KEEPING IT CLEAN
Goalkeeper Kat Asman recorded three saves and four punches in the match to earn Lexington’s fifth clean sheet, tying Spokane’s Hope Hisey for the most shutouts this season.

DERBY DRAWS
Fort Lauderdale United FC and Tampa Bay Sun FC drew 1-1 in their seventh meeting against each other. It was the fifth time this Florida Derby ended in a draw, and the third time the draw was a result of an equalizer after the 90th minute.

ACADEMY PRODUCTS
Sealey Strawn and Rhea Moore scored in Dallas Trinity FC’s 2-0 win over Spokane Zephyr FC on Saturday. It was the first time two teenagers/Academy players scored in the same match.

GOLDEN AWARDS CURRENT LEADERS

GOALS:

1. Ashlyn Puerta (JAX) – 9
T-2. Catherine Barry (LEX) – 6
T-2. Addie McCain (LEX) – 6
4. Gianna Gourley (DC) – 5

ASSISTS:

T-1. Jess Garziano (BKN) – 4
T-1. Audrey Harding (CAR) – 4
T-1. Tati Fung (LEX) – 4
T-4. Emina Ekić (LEX) – 3
T-4. Meg Hughes (JAX) – 3
T-4. Sydny Nasello (TB) – 3
T-4. Sabrina McNeill (TB) – 3

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE:

1. Kat Asman (LEX) – 0.80
2. Hope Hisey (SPK) – 0.92
3. Sydney Schneider (TB) – 1.28
4. Bella Hara (FTL) – 1.39
5. Morgan Aquino (DC) – 1.4

WEEK 13 STORYLINES

IN THE RECORD BOOKS
A win or draw for Lexington SC against Tampa Bay Sun FC on Saturday would set a record for the longest undefeated streak in league history at 12 matches.

ON THE BRINK
Lexington’s Emina Ekić and Carolina’s Audrey Harding have each recorded nine assists across this season and last season. The next to record one will become the first player in league history to reach double-digit assists. Dallas’ Chioma Ubogagu is right behind them with eight assists.

FASTEST TO 10
Sporting JAX’s Ashlyn Puerta is one away from reaching 10 regular season goals scored, and she has played just under 900 minutes so far this season. The current record for the fastest to reach 10 regular season goals is 1,537 minutes set by Cecilie Fløe (TB).

STILL SEARCHING
Carolina Ascent is still on the hunt for its first clean sheet of the season.

WEEK 13 DISCIPLINE REPORT

TAMPA, Fla. – There are no new suspensions to report.

UPCOMING MILESTONES & ACTIVE STREAKS

Upcoming Milestones
Approaching 15 all-time regular season goals
Mia Corbin (CAR) – 13
Emina Ekić (LEX) – 12
Gianna Gourley (DC) – 12

Approaching 10 all-time regular season goals
Kiara Locklear (FTL) – 9
Ashlyn Puerta (JAX) – 9
Mackenzie George (CAR) – 7

Approaching 10 all-time regular season assists
Emina Ekić (LEX) – 9
Audrey Harding (CAR) – 9
Chioma Ubogagu (DAL) – 8
Jill Aguilera (CAR) – 7
Mackenzie George (CAR) – 7

Approaching 15 all-time regular season shutouts
Hope Hisey (SPK) – 14

Active Streaks
Consecutive matches with a goal
Ashlyn Puerta (JAX) – 3

Consecutive regular season minutes played across seasons
Sarah McCoy (SPK) – 3690
Allison Pantuso (LEX) – 3420
Amber Wisner (DAL) – 3420

Consecutive regular season matches unbeaten
Lexington SC – 11 (across seasons)
Tampa Bay Sun FC – 6

WEEK 13 MATCH NOTES

DCvCAR

  • DC Power (3-3-4) is coming off a 3-1 win against Fort Lauderdale United. Carolina Ascent (3-3-4) did not compete in Week 12. Its most recent result was a 1-0 loss to Fort Lauderdale on November 8.
  • DC Power has never won against Carolina Ascent and holds a 0-4-1 record against the Charlotte team. Carolina won 3-2 when the teams last met on October 4 behind goals from Mackenzie George, Maddie Mercado and Alyssa Walker.
  • Carolina is still searching for its first clean sheet of the season.
  • Audrey Harding (CAR) is one away from 10 all-time regular season assists.

BKNvSPK

  • Both teams enter Saturday coming off a loss. Brooklyn (2-5-5) fell 2-0 loss to Lexington, and Spokane (3-5-5) lost 2-0 to Dallas Trinity.
  • Both teams hold a 1-1-3 record against the other. The sides drew 1-1 in their last meeting on September 3 behind goals from Emma Loving (BKN) and Emma Jaskaneic (SPK).
  • Spokane is on a four-match winless streak and has not earned all three points since its 2-0 win over Dallas on October 12.
  • Hope Hisey (SPK) is one away from 15 regular season clean sheets.

JAXvFTL

  • Sporting JAX did not compete in Week 12. Its last result was a 2-0 win over Dallas Trinity on November 8. Fort Lauderdale is coming off a 1-1 draw against Tampa Bay Sun.
  • Saturday will be the first meeting between Sporting JAX and FTL UTD.
  • Daviana Vaka (JAX) will play against her former club for the first time. Her twin sister, Laveni, plays for FTL but is unavailable due to injury.
  • Kaitlyn Parks (JAX) will play against her former Wake Forest teammate Laurel Ansbrow (FTL).
  • Ashlyn Puerta (JAX) currently leads the league with nine goals and has scored in her last three appearances.

TBvLEX

  • Tampa Bay (1-3-6) enters Saturday coming off a 1-1 draw against Fort Lauderdale. Lexington (5-0-5) most recently won 2-0 against Brooklyn.
  • Tampa Bay has won all four previous matches against Lexington, outscoring the Girls in Green 13-4. Saturday will be their first meeting of the season.
  • Both teams are currently riding undefeated runs. Lexington is unbeaten in its last 11 matches, and Tampa Bay is unbeaten in its last six.
  • Madi Parsons (TB) will compete against her former club for the first time. She led Lexington in goals (6) and assists (5) last season.
  • Gabby Provenzano (TB) will play against her former Rutgers teammate Taylor Aylmer (LEX).
  • Jilly Shimkin (TB) will play against her former Penn State teammate Kat Asman (LEX).
  • Sabrina McNeill (TB) will play against her former Fort Lauderdale United teammates Addie McCain and Tati Fung (LEX).

Gainbridge Super League Power Rankings – Week 12

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With two shutout victories, stoppage time equalizers and a thrilling Florida Derby, Week 12 of the Gainbridge Super League 2025/26 season had us on the edge of our seats. Here are our top four teams that rose to the challenge in the Week 12 Power Rankings.  

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Summary
1 Lexington SC
(5-0-5)
Week 13: @ TB
Last Week:
1		 Lexington SC earned a third-consecutive win last weekend with a 2-0 victory over Brooklyn FC, propelled by a lethal attacking combination of McKenzie Weinert and Addie McCain. The win sees the Girls in Green maintain their hold at the top of the table with 11 matches undefeated, tying for the longest unbeaten streak in Gainbridge Super League history.
2 Tampa Bay Sun FC
(1-3-6)
Week 13: vs. LEX
Last Week:
Not Ranked		 Tampa Bay Sun FC surges into the Power Rankings following a hard-earned 1-1 draw with Fort Lauderdale United FC last Saturday. Sydny Nasello showcased her clinical finishing skills, converting a penalty to earn her side a point on the road and extending the Sun’s own unbeaten run to six matches.
3 DC Power FC
(3-3-4)
Week 13: vs. CAR
Last Week:
Not Ranked		 DC Power FC made a strong statement last Wednesday, securing a 3-1 win over Fort Lauderdale United FC for its first home victory of the season. A first half brace from Dasia Torbert followed by Loza Abera’s goal in the closing minutes of the match, sees Power FC jump up to fifth place on the table.
4 Fort Lauderdale United FC
(4-2-5)
Week 13: @ JAX		 2
Last Week:
2		 Fort Lauderdale United FC showcased its grit and perseverance in its second of two matches last week. Madison McComasky pounced on a rebound for a stoppage-time equalizer to earn a point in the draw with Tampa Bay Sun FC. Fort Lauderdale will look to take home all three points in its next Florida Derby, with its first meeting against Sporting JAX this Saturday.

The most impressive braces this season in the Gainbridge Super League, ranked 

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The Gainbridge Super League is averaging nearly one brace a week, with DC Power FC’s Dasia Torbert becoming the latest name to join the list. The former Georgia Bulldog scored her first two professional goals in the first half of Wednesday night’s 3-1 win over Fort Lauderdale United FC. 

So, where does it rank among the other two-goal performances of the campaign?  

Here’s a look at the five most impressive braces since opening night. 

5. Mackenzie George (CAR) vs. Sporting JAX – 9/28 

Mackenzie George is the only player this season to record a brace in a loss for her side, but that doesn’t take away from its impact.  

Sporting JAX had annihilated Carolina Ascent FC in the opening half of their second meeting of the season and went into halftime with a 3-1 lead. Then, George entered off the bench, and the substitute netted two goals in 20 minutes to put the pressure on the visitors. She has been in the starting lineup ever since, helping power Ascent’s recent four-game undefeated streak. 

4. Catherine Barry (LEX) vs. Brooklyn FC – 9/7 

Catherine Barry was one of Lexington SC’s offseason signings but had been slightly overshadowed by the big intraleague additions of Emina Ekić  and Addie McCain, so we weren’t sure what to expect of the forward, especially after a quiet first match against Fort Lauderdale. 

Barry stole the show in Lexington’s first home win of the season, converting two of four shots before halftime. This brace would have been higher on the list had the second goal not come from a Brooklyn giveaway, but it ignited her goalscoring campaign. She’s now second in the Golden Boot race and is the only player to record two braces so far this season. 

3. Ashlyn Puerta (JAX) vs. Tampa Bay Sun FC – 8/30 

Speaking of the Golden Boot, league leader Ashlyn Puerta had to land somewhere on this list. The 18-year-old scored her first two professional goals on the road against reigning champions Tampa Bay Sun FC to earn Sporting JAX’s first win of the season. 

Puerta first drew a foul inside the box and converted from the penalty spot. Four minutes later, she dribbled through traffic and slotted home her second goal of the night to give JAX a 3-0 lead. The brace proved key, giving the visitors enough cushion to earn all three points after conceding two late goals. 

2. Dasia Torbert (DC) vs. Fort Lauderdale United FC –11/12 

Following the theme of scoring her first two professional goals on the same night, Torbert recorded a brace in the first half of her sixth appearance with DC Power to contribute to the 3-1 victory over Fort Lauderdale. 

Gianna Gourley and Emily Colton both assisted Torbert with phenomenal passes behind FTL UTD’s backline, and she converted the 1-v-1 opportunities against goalkeeper Bella Hara assuredly, offering a big confidence boost for the first-year pro. 

1. Gianna Gourley (DC) vs. Sporting JAX – 8/23 

When Gourley isn’t playing her teammates into space, she’s normally the one putting the ball in the back of the net. The forward opened the campaign with a brace on the road in DC’s first match of the season against Sporting JAX. 

Gourley headed in a rebound to equalize before halftime, and when she later noticed JAX goalkeeper Kaitlyn Parks off her line, Gourley chipped the ball into the goal for the lead. The brace – say nothing of her Money Bag celebration – led to a strong opening win for DC and showed the shift in culture taking place at the club after a seventh-place finish in its first campaign. 

Fort Lauderdale kicks off double matchweek at Audi Field | Week 12 Match Previews

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DC Power FC vs. Fort Lauderdale United FC 

Venue: Audi Field; Washington D.C. 

Kickoff: Wednesday, November 12, 7:00 p.m. ET 

Weather: Clear, 48°       

Broadcast: Peacocktv.com 

Things to Know

  • DC Power (2-3-4) is coming off a 1-0 loss to Brooklyn last weekend. Fort Lauderdale (4-1-4) won its last match 1-0 against Carolina Ascent.
  • Wednesday will be Fort Lauderdale’s first of two matches this week.
  • Both teams have a 1-1-2 record against each other. Their last meeting ended in a 1-1 draw on May 20 last season behind goals from Loza Abera and Sabrina McNeill.
  • Gianna Gourley and Makenna Gottschalk (DC) will play against their former team.
  • Katie Duong (DC) will face off against her former Stanford teammate Haley Craig (FTL).
  • Madison Murnin (DC) will face off against her former University of Central Florida teammate Darya Rajaee (FTL).
  • Jaydah Bedoya (DC) will face off against her former West Virginia teammate Lily McCarthy (FTL). Bedoya will also play against her former Carolina Ascent teammate Kathrynn Gonzalez (FTL).

Players to Watch

DC – Katie Duong: The midfielder showed her defensive skills in her second straight start for Power FC in last weekend’s clash with Brooklyn, making six clearances, winning five duels, and tallying three tackles.  

FTL – Jasmine Hamid: The forward got back on the scoresheet for FTL UTD last week, scoring the game-winner in the 1-0 victory against Carolina Ascent. Hamid was also recently named to the October Team of the Month and is re-finding her stride from last season.

 DC Power FC Fort Lauderdale United FC  
Head Coach Omid Namazi Ali Rogers 
Record 2-3-4 4-1-4 
Standings 7th 2nd 

Brooklyn FC vs. Lexington SC 

Venue: Maimonides Park; Brooklyn NY 

Kickoff: Saturday, November 15, 3:00 p.m. ET 

Weather: Cloudy, 37°       

Broadcast: Peacocktv.com 

Things to Know

  • Brooklyn (2-4-5) is coming off a 1-0 win over DC Power. Lexington (4-0-5) did not compete in Week 11. Its most recent result was a 4-2 win over Sporting JAX on October 31.
  • Brooklyn has a 2-1-2 record against Lexington. The Girls in Green won 2-0 when the teams last met on September 7 behind a brace from Cat Barry.
  • Jess Garziano (BKN) and Tati Fung (LEX) are tied for first in the league this season with four assists each.
  • Emina Ekić (LEX) is one away from 10 all-time regular season assists.
  • Brooklyn and Kelsey Daugherty recorded their first clean sheet of the season last week.

Players to Watch

BKN – Samantha Kroeger: Kroeger tallied her first assist of the season on Leah Scarpelli’s game-winner in last week’s clash with DC Power. She leads the team in minutes and has recorded 26 clearances, 43 duels won and nine interceptions in the holding midfielder position.

LEX – Addie McCain: McCain has started every match this season, notching five goals and two assists to bolster her side to the top of the table. She has earning back-to-back Team of the Month honors for consistently contributing to the team’s attack. 

 Brooklyn FC Lexington SC 
Head Coach Tomás Tengarrinha Masaki Hemmi 
Record 2-4-5 4-0-5 
Standings 6th 1st 

Fort Lauderdale United FC vs. Tampa Bay Sun FC 

Venue: Beyond Bancard Field; Fort Lauderdale, FL 

Kickoff: Saturday, November 15, 7:30 p.m. ET 

Weather: Clear, 72°       

Broadcast: Peacocktv.com 

Things to Know

  • Tampa Bay Sun (1-3-5) picked up its first win of the season last week against Spokane.
  • Saturday will be Fort Lauderdale’s second match of the week.
  • Fort Lauderdale has never won against Tampa Bay, holding a 0-2-4 record against the reigning champs. The teams last played to a scoreless draw on October 4.
  • Fort Lauderdale is undefeated (1-0-3) at home this season.
  • Tampa Bay is undefeated (1-0-3) when scoring first this season.

Players to Watch

FTL – Bella Hara: The goalkeeper returned to the pitch last weekend and logged four saves and one punch to earn Fort Lauderdale’s third clean sheet of the season. Hara ranks third in the league in shutouts, saves (23) and goals-against average (1.23).

TB – Vivianne Bessette: The center back got on the end of a corner kick last weekend to earn Tampa its first win of the season. Bessette has been an anchor on the Sun’s backline since last season and has logged 36 clearances, 11 interceptions and seven blocks this campaign.  

 Fort Lauderdale United FC Tampa Bay Sun FC 
Head Coach Ali Rogers Denise Schilte-Brown 
Record 4-1-4 1-3-5 
Standings 2nd 9th 

Spokane Zephyr FC vs. Dallas Trinity FC 

Venue: ONE Spokane Stadium; Spokane, WA 

Kickoff: Saturday, November 15, 9:00 p.m. ET 

Weather: Cloudy, 45°       

Broadcast: Peacocktv.com 

Things to Know

  • Both teams enter Saturday’s match coming off a loss. Spokane (3-4-5) lost 1-0 to Tampa Bay, and Dallas (3-5-1) fell 2-0 to Sporting JAX.
  • Spokane has a 3-2-1 record against Dallas. Zephyr won 2-0 when the teams last met on October 12 behind a goal from Tori Zierenberg and an own goal.
  • Hope Hisey (SPK) is one away from 15 regular season clean sheets. She leads the league in saves, clean sheets and goals-against average so far this season.
  • Dallas is riding a four-match losing streak, its longest in club history.

Players to Watch

SPK – Sophie Braun: The midfielder is a crucial playmaker for the Zephyr and will be one for Dallas to keep an eye on. Braun leads her side in chances created (17) and crosses (35) and has tallied one assist.  

DAL – Chioma Ubogagu: The English forward has been a central part of Dallas’ attack this season, leading the team in assists (2) and crosses (27), as well as creating 13 chances for her side.  

 Spokane Zephyr FC Dallas Trinity FC 
Head Coach Nicole Lukic Chris Petrucelli 
Record 3-4-5 3-5-1 
Standings 4th 8th 

Can Lexington continue its record run? | News & Notes Week 12

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WEEK 12 SCHEDULE

Wednesday, November 12
DC Power FC vs. Fort Lauderdale United FC, 7:00 p.m. ET

Saturday, November 15
Brooklyn FC vs. Lexington SC, 3:00 p.m. ET
Fort Lauderdale United FC vs. Tampa Bay Sun FC, 7:30 p.m. ET
Spokane Zephyr FC vs. Dallas Trinity FC, 9:00 p.m. ET

REWIND: WEEK 11

BROOKLYN’S BACK
Brooklyn FC earned its first win since opening week with a 1-0 victory against DC Power on Saturday. Brooklyn had not beaten DC since November 13 last season. It was also Brooklyn’s first clean sheet of the season.

9 for #19
Sporting JAX picked up its fourth win of the season in a 2-0 result against Dallas Trinity. Paige Kenton and Ashlyn Puerta both scored in their second-consecutive match. Puerta leads the league with nine goals and has scored in three straight matches.

STREAK SNAPPED
Fort Lauderdale United ended Carolina Ascent’s four-match unbeaten run with a 1-0 victory at American Legion Memorial Stadium. Jasmine Hamid scored her second goal of the campaign, and Carolina was held scoreless for just the second time this season.

FIRST FOR TAMPA BAY
Tampa Bay Sun earned its first win of the season after defeating Spokane Zephyr 1-0 on the road. Defender Vivianne Bessette scored her first professional goal off a corner kick in the 19th minute. It was the Sun’s first win at ONE Spokane Stadium after losing three-straight matches at the venue.

MADI MAKES HER RETURN
Tampa Bay Sun announced on Friday the signing of Madi Parsons for the remainder of the season. Parsons spent last season with Lexington, where she played over 2,000 minutes and led the team in goals (6) and assists (5). She made her debut with the Sun in their win on Saturday.

GOLDEN AWARDS CURRENT LEADERS

GOALS:

1. Ashlyn Puerta (JAX) – 9
2. Catherine Barry (LEX) – 6
T-3. Addie McCain (LEX) – 5
T-3. Gianna Gourley (DC) – 5

ASSISTS:

T-1. Jess Garziano (BKN) – 4
T-1. Audrey Harding (CAR) – 4
T-1. Tati Fung (LEX) – 4
T-4. Emina Ekić (LEX) – 3
T-4. Meg Hughes (JAX) – 3
T-4. Sydny Nasello (TB) – 3
T-4. Sabrina McNeill (TB) – 3

GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE:

1. Hope Hisey (SPK) – 0.83
2. Kat Asman (LEX) – 0.88
3. Bella Hara (FTL) – 1.23
4. Sydney Schneider (TB) – 1.28

WEEK 12 STORYLINES

ON THE BRINK
Lexington’s Emina Ekić has recorded nine assists across this season and last season. If she records one on Saturday, she will become the first player in league history to reach double-digit assists. Audrey Harding (CAR) also sits at nine; Dallas’ Chioma Ubogagu is right behind them with eight assists.

RECORD RUN
Lexington is on a 10-match unbeaten streak that dates back to last season. A win or draw on Saturday would tie the league record for the longest undefeated stretch set last season by Carolina Ascent.

WEEK 12 DISCIPLINE REPORT

TAMPA, Fla. – The following is the Gainbridge Super League’s discipline report for Week 12 of the 2025/26 season:

Dallas Trinity FC’s Maya McCutcheon has been suspended for one game following her red card for denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity against Sporting JAX on November 8. McCutcheon will be unavailable for selection for Dallas’ contest against Spokane Zephyr FC on November 15.

UPCOMING MILESTONES & ACTIVE STREAKS

Upcoming Milestones
Approaching 15 all-time regular season goals
Mia Corbin (CAR) – 13
Emina Ekić (LEX) – 12
Gianna Gourley (DC) – 12

Approaching 10 all-time regular season goals
Kiara Locklear (FTL) – 9
Ashlyn Puerta (JAX) – 9
Mackenzie George (CAR) – 7

Approaching 10 all-time regular season assists
Emina Ekić (LEX) – 9
Audrey Harding (CAR) – 9
Chioma Ubogagu (DAL) – 8
Jill Aguilera (CAR) – 7
Mackenzie George (CAR) – 7

Approaching 15 all-time regular season shutouts
Hope Hisey (SPK) – 14

Active Streaks
Consecutive matches with a goal
Ashlyn Puerta (JAX) – 3

Consecutive regular season minutes played across seasons
Sarah McCoy (SPK) – 3510
Allison Pantuso (LEX) – 3330
Amber Wisner (DAL) – 3240

Consecutive regular season matches unbeaten
Lexington SC – 10 (across seasons)
Tampa Bay Sun FC – 5

WEEK 12 MATCH NOTES

DCvFTL

  • DC Power (2-3-4) is coming off a 1-0 loss to Brooklyn last weekend. Fort Lauderdale (4-1-4) won its last match 1-0 against Carolina Ascent.
  • Wednesday will be Fort Lauderdale’s first of two matches this week.
  • Both teams have a 1-1-2 record against each other. Their last meeting ended in a 1-1 draw on May 20 last season behind goals from Loza Abera and Sabrina McNeill.
  • Gianna Gourley and Makenna Gottschalk (DC) will play against their former team.
  • Katie Duong (DC) will face off against her former Stanford teammate Haley Craig (FTL).
  • Madison Murnin (DC) will face off against her former University of Central Florida teammate Darya Rajaee (FTL).
  • Jaydah Bedoya (DC) will face off against her former West Virginia teammate Lily McCarthy (FTL). Bedoya will also play against her former Carolina Ascent teammate Kathrynn Gonzalez (FTL).

BKNvLEX

  • Brooklyn (2-4-5) is coming off a 1-0 win over DC Power. Lexington (4-0-5) did not compete in Week 11. Its most recent result was a 4-2 win over Sporting JAX on October 31.
  • Brooklyn has a 2-1-2 record against Lexington. The Girls in Green won 2-0 when the teams last met on September 7 behind a brace from Cat Barry.
  • Jess Garziano (BKN) and Tati Fung (LEX) are tied for first in the league this season with four assists each.
  • Emina Ekić (LEX) is one away from 10 all-time regular season assists.
  • Brooklyn and Kelsey Daugherty recorded their first clean sheet of the season last week.

FTLvTB

  • Tampa Bay Sun (1-3-5) picked up its first win of the season last week against Spokane.
  • Saturday will be Fort Lauderdale’s second match of the week.
  • Fort Lauderdale has never won against Tampa Bay, holding a 0-2-4 record against the reigning champs. The teams last played to a scoreless draw on October 4.
  • Fort Lauderdale is undefeated (1-0-3) at home this season.
  • Tampa Bay is undefeated (1-0-3) when scoring first this season.

SPKvDAL

  • Both teams enter Saturday’s match coming off a loss. Spokane (3-4-5) lost 1-0 to Tampa Bay, and Dallas (3-5-1) fell 2-0 to Sporting JAX.
  • Spokane has a 3-2-1 record against Dallas. Zephyr won 2-0 when the teams last met on October 12 behind a goal from Tori Zierenberg and an own goal.
  • Hope Hisey (SPK) is one away from 15 regular season clean sheets. She leads the league in saves, clean sheets and goals-against average so far this season.
  • Dallas is riding a four-match losing streak, its longest in club history.

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Brooklyn FC vs. DC Power FC 

Venue: Maimonides Park; Brooklyn, NY 

Kickoff: Saturday, November 8, 3 p.m. ET 

Weather: Cloudy, 46°     

Broadcast: Peacocktv.com 

Things to Know

  • Brooklyn (1-4-5) is coming off a 1-1 draw against Fort Lauderdale. DC Power (2-2-4) just earned its second win of the season in a 3-2 victory over Dallas. 
  • Brooklyn has a 1-2-2 record against DC Power. The sides drew 2-2 in their last match in mid-September behind goals from Loza Abera, Gianna Gourley, Kelsey Hill and Rebecca Cooke. 
  • Gianna Gourley (DC) has scored in her last three appearances against Brooklyn. If she scores on Saturday, it will mark three consecutive matches with a goal. 
  • Brooklyn is still searching for its first clean sheet of the season. 
  • Brooklyn is on a nine-match winless streak. The team has not earned all three points since its first win of the season on opening night (Aug. 23). 
  • Jess Garziano (BKN) is tied for first in the league with four assists. 

Players to Watch

BKN – Rebecca Cooke: The Irish striker is leading her side with four goals, including scoring the lone goal for her side to earn a point in a 1-1 draw with Fort Lauderdale United last week.  

DC – Susanna Fitch: DC Power’s captain was all over the field in the team’s 3-2 win last weekend against Dallas Trinity. The defender scored her first goal of the season and created the chance that led to Gianna Gourley’s game-winner. 

 Brooklyn FC DC Power FC 
Head Coach Tomás Tengarrinha Omid Namazi 
Record 1-4-5 2-2-4 
Standings 8th 6th 

Dallas Trinity FC vs. Sporting JAX 

Venue: Cotton Bowl; Dallas, TX 

Kickoff: Saturday, November 8, 5 p.m. ET 

Weather: Clear, 76°     

Broadcast: Peacocktv.com 

Things to Know

  • Both teams enter Saturday’s match coming off a loss. Dallas (3-4-1) fell 3-2 to DC Power, and Sporting JAX (3-3-3) lost 4-2 to Lexington. 
  • Saturday will be the second meeting of the season between the two sides. Dallas won 1-0 on the road in September behind a late game-winner from Academy player Rhea Moore. 
  • Dallas has lost four of its last five matches. The match against JAX was its last win of the season. 
  • Ashlyn Puerta (JAX) currently leads the league in goals (8) and goal contributions (10). If she scores on Saturday, it will mark three consecutive matches with a goal. 
  • Chioma Ubogagu (DAL) is two away from 10 all-time regular season assists. 

Players to Watch

DAL – Camryn Lancaster: The midfielder showed her speed and agility last weekend against DC Power, scoring her first goal of the season. Lancaster can be a true attacking threat, especially when linking up with Allie Thornton and Gracie Brian. 

JAX – Paige Kenton: The forward has been the ultimate playmaker for the expansion side, tallying three goals and two assists so far this season, including finding the back of the net in last week’s match against Lexington SC.  

 Dallas Trinity FC Sporting JAX 
Head Coach Chris Petrucelli Stacey Balaam 
Record 3-4-1 3-3-3 
Standings 7th 5th 

Carolina Ascent FC vs. Fort Lauderdale United FC 

Venue: American Legion Memorial Stadium; Charlotte, NC 

Kickoff: Saturday, November 8, 7:00 p.m. ET 

Weather: Cloudy, 63°     

Broadcast: Peacocktv.com 

Things to Know

  • Carolina (3-2-4) is coming off a 2-1 win over Spokane. Fort Lauderdale (3-1-4) enters the match following a 1-1 draw against Brooklyn. 
  • Carolina has a 2-3-1 record against Fort Lauderdale. The sides drew 2-2 in their last match in August behind goals from Ella Simpson, Kiara Locklear and Maddie Mercado. 
  • Carolina is still searching for its first clean sheet of the season. 
  • Kiara Locklear (FTL) has scored in four of her five appearances against Carolina. Six of her 11 regular and postseason goals have been scored against the Ascent. 
  • Audrey Harding (CAR) is one away from 10 all-time regular season assists. 

Players to Watch

CAR – Rylee Baisden: The forward scored a brace to earn Carolina all three points against Spokane Zephyr last week. Carolina’s high press, especially with quick and technical players like Baisden and Mackenzie George, Fort Lauderdale’s defense will need to be on high alert on Saturday. 

FTL – Kelli Van Treeck: Van Treeck has delivered in clutch scenarios this season, most recently scoring her third goal of the season last weekend in the 1-1 draw against Brooklyn.  

 Carolina Ascent FC Fort Lauderdale United FC 
Head Coach Philip Poole Ali Rogers 
Record 3-2-4 3-1-4 
Standings 3rd 4th 

Spokane Zephyr FC vs. Tampa Bay Sun FC 

Venue: ONE Spokane Stadium; Spokane, WA 

Kickoff: Sunday, November 9, 3:00 p.m. ET 

Weather: Cloudy, 51°     

Broadcast: Peacocktv.com 

Things to Know

  • Spokane (3-3-5) is coming off a 2-1 loss to Carolina. Tampa Bay did not play in Week 10. Its last match was a 1-1 draw against Sporting JAX on October 18. 
  • Spokane has a 4-1-0 record against Tampa Bay. The Zephyr won 2-0 when the teams last met in mid-September behind goals from Lena Silano and Ally Cook. 
  • Tampa Bay is still searching for its first win of the season. The team has drawn in its last four matches. 
  • Hope Hisey (SPK) is one away from 15 regular season clean sheets. 

Players to Watch

SPK – Emma Jaskaniec: Jaskaniec excels at connecting through the lines and creating chances for her teammates. In Spokane’s last match against Carolina, she recorded seven tackles and seven duels won, earning possession and immediately moving into the attack. 

TB – Sydny Nasello: Nasello will be the key to Tampa Bay earning its first win of the season. The midfielder, who leads the team in assists (3) and ranks second in goals (2), controls the tempo and knows when to find her teammates in the box or take a shot herself. 

 Spokane Zephyr FC Tampa Bay Sun FC 
Head Coach Nicole Lukic Denise Schilte-Brown 
Record 3-3-5 0-3-5 
Standings 2nd 9th