The No. 5 Seattle Reign generated plenty of chances but failed to get on the board in a 2-0 NWSL Quarterfinals loss to the No. 4 Orlando Pride on Friday night.

It was a busy news week for the Seattle Reign, who saw seven players receive senior national team call-ups and multiple players announce career transitions, including Lauren Barnes' retirement from the NWSL at the end of the season and Jess Fishlock stepping away from international soccer.

The No. 5 Seattle Reign played to a draw with No. 13 Bay FC thanks to a late goal from Jess Fishlock on Friday night.

The Seattle Reign (9-7-6, 33 points, fourth in NWSL) overcame a disallowed goal and a one-goal deficit to take down the North Carolina Courage in a crucial game for playoff seeding on Sunday night.

The North Carolina Courage are just two points behind the Seattle Reign in the NWSL table with five games to play as each team fights for postseason seeding, making Sunday’s matchup a critical one for both squads.

The Reign currently sit in the NWSL's seventh seed, while Louisville resides in the eighth spot with seven games to play. Can Seattle land a key win for playoff seeding?

USWNT star Trinity Rodman scored both of the Washington Spirit's goals in a 2-0 win over the Seattle Reign on Sunday afternoon.

The Seattle Reign battled to a 0-0 result against the third-seeded San Diego Wave on Friday night, despite losing possession rather significantly. Despite the split points, it was a positive result for the young squad.

Seattle hasn't won since August 1 heading into a home matchup with the No. 3 San Diego Wave on Friday. Can they right the ship as an underdog?

Seattle Reign FC lost 4-2 on Sunday afternoon against its heated rival in the Portland Thorns on the road, getting leapfrogged in the standings in the process.

While they didn’t come away with a win on opening night, the Reign FC demonstrated significant improvement compared to last year’s squad in a tightly-contested draw at Lumen Field.