The Seattle Reign outlasted the Utah Royals 2-1 on Friday night to clinch a playoff spot as they honored league legend Lauren Barnes after her retirement announcement earlier this week.

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 weathered plenty of opposing opportunities on the road to play to a 0-0 result against Gotham FC on Sunday afternoon.

The No. 5 Seattle Reign will head to New Jersey on Sunday to face No. 3 Gotham FC with a chance to move up in the postseason race. How do they stack up with their late-season opponent?

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.

Despite playing the second half of a previously suspended game in front of a pandemic-like stadium with no fans, Reign FC took care of business in the second half to beat Racing Louisville FC. How did the victory help their playoff standing?

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 Reign FC played to a draw against the Houston Dash on Sunday night as Jordyn Huitema's goal earned the team a point on the road with usual starters on the bench.

For the first 46 minutes, Reign FC looked to be on the way to a potentially historic blowout of Chicago, only for the game to get away from them down the stretch as a win turned into an unacceptable draw.

Seattle Reign FC will take on the Chicago Stars on Monday following a 4-2 loss to Portland last week. The match will honor the 1985 U.S. Women’s National Team in the first ever “Queen’s Match.”