REGISTRATION OPEN for the 2026 Season

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2026 will mark the 14th Year as a member of the WPSL

Westside Metros FC has proudly competed in the WPSL since 2013, serving as the club’s top-level platform for female athletes during the summer months. The team is composed of current and former collegiate players, high-performing youth graduates, and select local talent who train and compete at a high level while representing the greater Portland metro area.

As a club deeply rooted in player development, Westside Metros FC uses its WPSL team to extend the player pathway beyond youth soccer, offering female players a meaningful environment to continue their growth, stay sharp in the offseason, and prepare for collegiate or professional opportunities.

Our WPSL roster regularly features:

• Westside Metros alumni
• Returning college players
• Rising prospects from our Girls Academy program

With an emphasis on:

• Technical ability
• Competitive mentality
• Community representation

Our participation in the WPSL exemplifies our commitment to advancing the women's game both on and off the field.

What sets our program apart is a strong team culture that brings players back year after year. From the camaraderie and mentorship to the competitive spirit and club pride, the Westside Metros FC WPSL experience fosters lasting bonds and a shared sense of purpose among teammates, coaches, and alumni alike.

WPSL 2026 Season Overview 2 practices a week  May - Mid-July 1 optional Fitness/Tech Training 1st Team 6-8 Game Season 4-6 Scrimmages U23 Team 2-3 Game Season 4-6 Scrimmages Goalkeepers will have GK training every week Training Top included with registration Uniform for Games provided Secondary Insurance College Placement Advising

 

The Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL) 2026 Season will feature 144 teams spread across the United States. Founded in 1998, the WPSL provides a competitive platform for elite amateur players, including collegiate athletes, aspiring professionals, and former internationals looking to stay match fit and in form during the summer season.

The league’s mission is to develop and grow women's soccer by offering a high-level, stable, and nationally structured environment for female athletes. It serves as a vital stepping stone for players aiming to transition to the NWSL, professional leagues abroad, and national teams, as well as a proving ground for the next generation of coaches and referees.

Organized by region to encourage local rivalries and reduce travel, the WPSL strengthens soccer communities across the country. With a short, competitive summer schedule, players gain vital experience while maintaining balance with school or other responsibilities.

The WPSL is sanctioned by the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA), an affiliate of the U.S. Soccer Federation, and is widely recognized as the top amateur women’s soccer league in the United States.

Whether as a pipeline to the pros or a premier competition for elite amateurs, the WPSL continues to lead the charge in elevating the women's game nationwide.

Professional

National Team

Michelle Cruz      Seattle Reign FC NWSL Apollon Limassol (Cyprus)   Carlie Davis          Portland Thorns NWSL Herforder (GER Bundesliga)   Amanda Dutra     Portland Thorns NWSL Amateur Player   Shasta Fisher Drafted by NWSL Washington Spirit   Maureen "Mo" Fitzgerald Portland Thorns NWSL   Eva Gonzalez Club America (MEX)   Chloe Gorman      FC Mulhouse (France) Estoril Praia (Portugal)   Bre Haberlin Eintracht Frankfurt (GER)   Aryana Harvey FC Damaiense (Portugal)   Melinda Ingalls ODFF Club (Sweden)   Brittany Persaud Ado den Haag (Netherlands)   Whitney Pitalo     Portland Thorns Training Player   Jessie Ray Maccabi Hadera   Bridgette Skiba Portland Thorns Training Player Chicago Redstars (USA)   Hanna Terry Portland Thorns  Professional Soccer in Sweden and Norway   Brooklyn Tidder Maccabi Hadera   Jessie Ray Maccabi Hadera MSV Duisburg (GER)   Rita Lang Estoril Praia (Portugal) Athlone Town AFC (Ireland)   Brooke Jones IA Akranes FC (Iceland)   Yaneisy Rodriguez Necaxa (MEX)   Natalia Blanco FC Tuscon (USA)

Michelle Cruz United States U15 & U18   Hanna Gardner United States U20   Eva Gonzalez Mexico U17,19, 20   Bre Haberlin United States U20   Rita Lang Portugal NT U17&U19   Brittany Persaud Guyana NT Asst Coach of Guyana U20 NT   Hanna Terry United States U23   Monique Vega El Salvador NT

 

Registration for the 2026 Season
is NOW OPEN

This is not a youth program.

Register Now
 

Interest and questions about eligibility for the WPSL Program please contact:

Cory Hand
WPSL Program Director
Womens Director of Coaching
Westside Metros FC

cory.hand@wsmetros.org

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Registration Questions please contact:

Anita Bing
Registration
(503) 626-2975

anita.bing@wsmetros.org

Westside Metros FC WPSL Program combines an incredible balance between building an amazing community for elite women soccer players and developing technical and tactical skills for college and beyond....

2023 - AWARDS

2023 NW Conference Champions

2023 WPSL National Tournament

2023 Franchise of the Year

2023 Coach of the Year

Cory Hand

2023 Offensive Player of the Year

Regan Berg - Ohio University/Oregon State

2023 NW Conference Best 11

Julia Pinnell – Point Loma

Lauren Prott - University of Mount Olive

Ella Callanan – University of San Diego

Nikolina Musto – San Diego State

Ellie Felt – Oregon State

Regan Berg – Ohio University/Oregon State

Daisy Granholm - Dartmouth

2023 West All Region

Nikolino Musto – San Diego State

Lillie French – Boise State

2022 - AWARDS

2022 NW Conference 3rd Place

2022 NW Conference Best 11

Lauren Prott – University of Mount Olive

Haley Miller

Ava Benedetti – Arkansas/Oregon State

2021 - AWARDS

2021 NW Conference Champions

2021 Franchise of the Year

2021 Coach of the Year

Cory Hand

2021 All Region Media Award

Jason Bing

2021 NW Conference Offensive POY

Nedya Sawan – University of Portland

2021 NW Conference Defensive POY

Brooklyn Tidder – Trinity Western University

2021 NW Conference Best 11

Nedya Sawan - University of Portland

Brooklyn Tidder - Trinity Western University

Yaneisy Rodriguez – University of Washington

Sidney O’Billovich – Portland State/Texas Tech

Adams State University

Baylor University

Bethel University

Boise State

Bushnell University

Cal State Bakersfield

Colorado School of Mines

Colorado Christian University

Concordia University (Portland)

Cornell University

Eastern Oregon University

George Fox University

George Mason University

Idaho State University

Lewis and Clark College

Linfield College

Loyola Chicago

McDaniel’s University

Missouri Western SU

Northeastern University

Notre Dame

Oregon Institute of Technology

Oregon State University

Pacific University

Portland State

Regis University

Seattle University

Seton Hall

Southern Methodist University

Stonybrook

Trinity Western University

UNLV

University of Arizona

University of Hawaii

University of Idaho

University of Montana

University of North Carolina

University of Oregon

University of Portland

University of Redlands

University of San Francisco

University of Southern California

University of Vermont

University of Virginia

University of Washington

Warner Pacific

Western Oregon 

Whitworth University

Wright State