National Women's Soccer League
Season2013
ChampionsPortland Thorns FC
NWSL ShieldWestern New York Flash
Matches played88
Goals scored238 (2.7 per match)
Top goalscorerLauren Holiday (12 goals)
Biggest home winNJ 5–1 BOS (June 1)
WNY 4–0 DC (June 28)
Biggest away winSEA 0–3 SBFC (May 19)
Highest scoring7 goals:
DC 2–5 BOS (July 27)
POR 4-3 KC (June 6)
Longest winning run5 games Sky Blue FC
(May 11 – June 1)
Longest unbeaten run10 games FC Kansas City
(June 23 – August 4)
Longest losing run9 games Seattle Reign FC
(April 16 – June 21)
Highest attendance17,619 POR v FCKC (August 4)
Lowest attendance688 NJ v CHI (May 8)[1]
Total attendance375,763
Average attendance4,270
2014 →

The 2013 National Women's Soccer League season was the inaugural season of the National Women's Soccer League, the top division of women's soccer in the United States. Including the NWSL's two professional predecessors, Women's Professional Soccer (2009–2011) and the Women's United Soccer Association (2001–2003), this was the seventh overall season of FIFA and USSF-sanctioned top division women's soccer in the United States. The league was (and is) operated by the United States Soccer Federation and received major financial backing from that body. Further financial backing was provided by the Canadian Soccer Association and the Mexican Football Federation. All three national federations paid the league salaries of many of their respective national team members in an effort to nurture talent in those nations.

The league started on April 13 with FC Kansas City hosting Portland Thorns FC. The last regular season matches were played on August 18, with the Western New York Flash topping the standings to win the NWSL Shield. This was followed by postseason playoffs, which culminated in a final on August 31.[2] In the final, Portland Thorns FC defeated the Western New York Flash 2–0 to win the inaugural NWSL Championship.[3][4]

Teams, stadiums, and personnel

Stadiums and locations

Personnel and sponsorship

Note: All teams used Nike as kit manufacturer.

Team Head coach Captain Shirt sponsor
Boston Breakers United States Lisa Cole (until August 2)[6] United States Cat Whitehill Ocean Spray
United States Cat Whitehill (after August 2)[7]
Chicago Red Stars United States Rory Dames[6] United States Lori Chalupny JimmyBars
FC Kansas City North Macedonia Vlatko Andonovski[6] United States Becky Sauerbrunn Title Boxing Club
Portland Thorns United States Cindy Parlow Cone[6] Canada Christine Sinclair Providence Health & Services
Seattle Reign FC England Laura Harvey[6] United States Keelin Winters Moda Health
Sky Blue FC United States Jim Gabarra[6] United States Christie Rampone 2NDFLOOR® Youth Helpline
Washington Spirit United States Mike Jorden (until June 30)[6] United States Lori Lindsey ProChain Solutions, Inc.
England Mark Parsons (after June 30)[8]
Western New York Flash New Zealand Aaran Lines[6] United States McCall Zerboni Sahlen's

Player Acquisition

Players were acquired through the 2013 Allocation of national team players announced on January 11, the 2013 NWSL College Draft on January 18, and the 2013 NWSL Supplemental Draft on February 7, along with free agency, trading and loans.

The Portland Thorns received an allocation with a notably strong offensive record including Alex Morgan and Christine Sinclair, the 2012 U.S. and Canadian Players of the Year and leading scorers for their national teams respectively, as well as a U.S. allocation (Morgan, Tobin Heath, and Rachel Buehler) that accounted for 1/3 of their national team's assists in 2012.[9][10][11]

Competition format

The regular season began on April 13 and ended on August 18. Each team played a total of 22 games: 11 at home and 11 away. Each team played

  • three other teams (based on an east/west geographical split) four times each: twice at home and twice away
  • two other teams twice each: once at home and once away
  • and the remaining two teams three times each: one twice at home and once away, the other vice versa

The four teams at the end of the season with the most points qualified for the playoffs. Two semifinal games were played on August 24, with the winners advancing to the league final to be played on August 31.[12]

Results table

[13]

Abbreviation and Color Key:
Boston Breakers – BOS • Chicago Red Stars – CHI • FC Kansas City – KC • Portland Thorns FC – POR
Seattle Reign FC – SEA • Sky Blue FC – NJ • Washington Spirit – WAS • Western New York Flash – WNY
Win  • Loss  • Tie  • Home Game
Club Match
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Boston BreakersWASWNYCHIWASKCWASNJWNYCHINJSEANJSEAPORNJPORKCWASWNYPORKCWNY
1–11–24–11–12–03–05–12–21–02–31–23–21–10–20–01–23–02–52–22–11–02-1
Chicago Red StarsSEAPORBOSNJPORWNYPORBOSKCKCWNYSEAWNYWASKCWASSEAPORSEAWASNJKC
1–10–24-11–10–22-10–21–00–21–32–23–11–00–23–31–04–13–33–11-03–31–2
FC Kansas CityPORSEASEAWNYBOSNJPORSEACHICHIWASNJPORWASWNYCHISEABOSNJPORBOSCHI
1–12–00–12–12–00–14–30–10–21–32–02–22–01–10–03–32–03–00–12–31-01–2
Portland Thorns FCKCSEACHIWASCHINJWASSEACHIKCSEANJKCBOSWNYBOSCHINJKCBOSWNYSEA
1–12–10–21–20–20–12–00–10–24–32–00–02–00–21–11–23–33–12–32-10–01–2
Seattle Reign FCCHIPORKCKCNJWASNJPORKCPORWNYBOSCHIBOSWNYWASKCCHICHIWNYWASPOR
1–12–12–00–12–02–40–30–10–12–01–11–23–11–13–22–12–04–13–11-01-01–2
Sky Blue FCWNYWASWNYCHISEAPORSEAKCBOSWNYBOSPORKCBOSWASBOSWNYKCPORWASCHIWAS
1–01–22–11–12–00–10–30–15–10–32–30–02–23–21–00–03–00–13–11–03–31–1
Washington SpiritBOSWNYNJPORBOSSEAPORBOSWNYKCWNYKCNJCHISEACHIBOSWNYNJCHISEANJ
1–11–11–21–21–12–42–03–00–22–04–01–11–00–22–11–02–53–01–01–01–01–1
Western New York FlashNJWASBOSNJKCCHIBOSNJWASCHISEAWASCHIKCSEAPORNJWASBOSSEAPORBOS
1–01–11–22–12–12–12–20–30–22–21–14–01–00–03–21–13–03–02–21–00–02–1

Scores listed as home-away

League standings

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Western New York Flash 22 10 8 4 36 20 +16 38 NWSL Shield
2 FC Kansas City 22 11 5 6 34 22 +12 38 NWSL Playoffs
3 Portland Thorns FC (C) 22 11 5 6 32 25 +7 38
4 Sky Blue FC 22 10 6 6 31 26 +5 36
5 Boston Breakers 22 8 6 8 35 34 +1 30
6 Chicago Red Stars 22 8 6 8 32 36 −4 30
7 Seattle Reign FC 22 5 3 14 22 36 −14 18
8 Washington Spirit 22 3 5 14 16 39 −23 14
Source: soccerway.com
Rules for classification: Tiebreakers
(C) Champions

NWSL Championship

The top four teams from the regular season qualified for the championship playoffs. In the semifinals, the regular season winner hosted the fourth-placed team and the regular season runner-up hosted the third-placed team. The highest-seeded semifinal winner then hosted the championship final. All match-ups were one-game series (as opposed to home-and-away series).

Semi-Finals Championship
      
1 Western New York Flash 2
4 Sky Blue FC 0
1 Western New York Flash 0
3 Portland Thorns FC 2
2 FC Kansas City 2
3 Portland Thorns FC (AET) 3

Semi-finals

FC Kansas City2–3 (a.e.t.)Portland Thorns FC
Tymrak 12'
Henderson 25'
Scott Yellow card 73'
Buczkowski Yellow card 86'		 Report
Report		 Heath 33'
Dougherty Yellow card 50'
Long Yellow card 61' 103'
Weimer 65'
Attendance: 4,016
Referee: Christina Unkel
Western New York Flash2–0Sky Blue FC
Lloyd 33 ', 90+' Yellow card 42'
Huffman Yellow card 90+'		 Report
Report		 Makoski Yellow card 51'
Adams Yellow card 90'
Attendance: 7,316
Referee: Katja Koroleva

Championship

Western New York Flash0–2Portland Thorns FC
Johnson Yellow card 33'
Martin Yellow card 74'		 Report
Report		 Heath 40'
Williamson Yellow card 49' Red card 57'
Long Yellow card 89'
Ellertson Yellow card 90'
Sinclair 90+'
Attendance: 9,129
Referee: Kari Seitz

Attendance

Average home attendances

Team Average Attendance
Boston Breakers 2,427[14]
Chicago Red Stars 1,713[14]
FC Kansas City 4,626[15]
Portland Thorns FC 13,320[15]
Seattle Reign FC 2,306[14]
Sky Blue FC 1,677[14]
Washington Spirit 3,626[16]
Western New York Flash 4,485[15]

Highest Attendance: 17,619[17] (August 4, Kansas City at Portland)

Lowest Attendance: 688[1] (May 8, Chicago at Sky Blue)

Total Attendance: 375,846[14] (88 games total)

League Average: 4,271[14]

Playoff attendance

Semifinal 1, Portland at FC Kansas City: 4,016[18]

Semifinal 2, Sky Blue at Western New York: 7,316[19]

Championship, Portland at Western New York: 9,129[20]

Statistical leaders

Goalkeeping

(Minimum of 540 Minutes Played)

Rank Goalkeeper Club GP MINS SOG SVS GA GAA W-L-T SHO
1 United States Adrianna Franch Western New York Flash 22 1978 119 98 20 0.909 10–4–8 7
2 United States Brittany Cameron Sky Blue FC 18 1619 83 65 17 0.945 9–4–5 8
3 United States Nicole Barnhart FC Kansas City 20 1800 86 67 19 0.950 10–5–5 10
4 Canada Karina LeBlanc Portland Thorns FC 21 1890 114 92 23 1.095 11–5–5 7
5 United States Alyssa Naeher Boston Breakers 9 765 47 36 11 1.222 4–2–2 2
6 United States Taylor Vancil Chicago Red Stars 6 540 31 23 8 1.334 3–2–1 1
7 United States Hope Solo Seattle Reign FC 14 1260 101 81 19 1.357 5–6–2 0
8 Canada Erin McLeod Chicago Red Stars 16 1430 92 64 28 1.750 5–6–5 4
9 United States Ashley Phillips Boston Breakers 11 945 51 32 20 1.818 2–5–4 1
10 United States Ashlyn Harris Washington Spirit 18 1620 118 85 33 1.882 2–11–4 1
11 United States Michelle Betos Seattle Reign FC 7 630 49 34 14 2.000 0–6–1 0

Source:[21]

Individual awards

Monthly awards

Month Player of the Month Club Month's Statline
April Canada Christine Sinclair[22] Portland Thorns FC 2 G, 1 A in 3 games; Thorns 2–0–1 in April
May United States Brittany Cameron[23] Sky Blue FC 0.5 GAA, 4SHO in 6 games; SBFC 4–1–1 in May
June United States Lauren Cheney[24] FC Kansas City 6 G, 1 A in 5 games; FCKC 4–2–1 in June
July United States Erika Tymrak[25] FC Kansas City 3 G, 1 A in 6 games; FCKC 3–0–3 in July
August Mexico Mónica Ocampo[26] Sky Blue FC 3 G, in 3 games

Weekly awards

Week Player of the Week Club Week's Statline
Week 1 United States Brittany Cameron[27] Sky Blue FC 5 SVS, SHO
Week 2 Wales Jessica Fishlock[28] Seattle Reign FC 1 G (74')
Week 3 United States Heather O'Reilly[29] Boston Breakers 2 G (16', 83'), GWG
Week 4 United States Sydney Leroux[30] Boston Breakers 3 G (26', 74', 84'), GWG
Week 5 United States Abby Wambach[31] Western New York Flash 2 G (34', 39'), GWG
Week 6 United States Christie Rampone[32] Sky Blue FC 180min, 0 GA
Week 7 England Lianne Sanderson[33] Boston Breakers 3 A
Week 8 Australia Lisa De Vanna[34] Sky Blue FC 2 G (14', 56'), 1 A
Week 9 United States Abby Wambach[35] Western New York Flash 1 G (82'), 1 A
Week 10 United States Lori Chalupny[36] Chicago Red Stars 1 A
Week 11 Canada Karina LeBlanc[37] Portland Thorns FC 7 SVS
Week 12 United States Carli Lloyd[38] Western New York Flash 3 G (3', 22', 56')
Week 13 United States Sydney Leroux[39] Boston Breakers 3 G, 2 Games
Week 14 Canada Karina LeBlanc[40] Portland Thorns FC 5 SVS
Week 15 United States Erika Tymrak[41] FC Kansas City 1 G (86'), 1 A
Week 16 United States Megan Rapinoe[42] Seattle Reign FC 2 G (6', 68'), 1 A
Week 17 United States Lauren Holiday[43] FC Kansas City 2 G (23', 55')
Week 18 Canada Diana Matheson[44] Washington Spirit 1 G, 1 A in 2 Games
Week 19 United States Jen Hoy[45] Chicago Red Stars 2 G (45', 92')

Annual awards

Award Winner Runner-up Third place
Golden Boot [46] United States Lauren Holiday FC Kansas City 12 Goals United States Abby Wambach Western New York Flash United States Sydney Leroux Boston Breakers
Rookie of the Year [47] United States Erika Tymrak 6 Goals, 4 Assists United States Adrianna Franch Western New York Flash United States Sydney Leroux Boston Breakers
Goalkeeper of the Year [48] United States Nicole Barnhart 10 Shutouts United States Adrianna Franch Western New York Flash Canada Karina LeBlanc Portland Thorns
Defender of the Year [49] United States Becky Sauerbrunn 1710min, 1.00 GAA United States Christie Rampone Sky Blue FC United States Leigh Ann Robinson FC Kansas City
Coach of the Year [50] North Macedonia Vlatko Andonovski 11–6–5, 2nd reg. season United States Jim Gabarra Sky Blue FC New Zealand Aaran Lines Western New York Flash
Most Valuable Player [51] United States Lauren Holiday 1st in G and A, 4th in S and SOG United States Abby Wambach Western New York Flash United States Lori Chalupny Chicago Red Stars
NWSL Best XI [52]
Position First team Second team
GoalkeeperUnited States Nicole BarnhartFC Kansas City10 shutoutsUnited States Adrianna FranchWestern New York Flash98 Saves
DefenseUnited States Christie RamponeSky Blue FC1.20 GAAUnited States Rachel BuehlerPortland Thorns FC1.15 GAA
DefenseUnited States Leigh Ann RobinsonFC Kansas City5 assistsAustralia Caitlin FoordSky Blue FCNWSL youngest player
DefenseUnited States Becky SauerbrunnFC Kansas City1.0 GAAUnited States Ali KriegerWashington Spirit1 goal
DefenseUnited States Brittany TaylorWestern New York Flash3 goals, 4 assistsCanada Lauren SesselmannFC Kansas City0.84 GAA
MidfieldUnited States Lori ChalupnyChicago Red Stars5 goals, 4 assistsUnited States Megan RapinoeSeattle Reign FC5 goals, 1 assist
MidfieldWales Jess FishlockSeattle Reign FC4 goalsCanada Desiree ScottFC Kansas City1.00 GAA
MidfieldUnited States Lauren HolidayFC Kansas City12 goals, 9 assistsUnited States Erika TymrakFC Kansas City6 goals, 4 assists
MF // FWCanada Diana MathesonWashington Spirit8 goals, 3 assistsUnited States Alex MorganPortland Thorns FC8 goals, 5 assists
ForwardUnited States Sydney LerouxBoston Breakers11 goals, 2 assistsEngland Lianne SandersonBoston Breakers5 goals, 7 assists
ForwardUnited States Abby WambachWestern New York Flash11 goals, 8 assistsCanada Christine SinclairPortland Thorns FC8 goals, 2 assists
NWSL Championship Game MVP [4]
Player Club Record
United States Tobin Heath Portland Thorns FC Scored game-winning goal in first league Championship Game

Statistics

Scoring

Hat-tricks

PlayerForAgainstResultDate
United States Sydney Leroux Boston BreakersChicago Red Stars4–1[57]May 4, 2013
United States Carli Lloyd Western New York FlashWashington Spirit4–0[58]June 28, 2013

Discipline

Streaks

Other firsts

Home team record

(Regular season only)

  • 8 wins, 8 losses, 6 ties – 1.364 PPG
  • 28 goals for, 26 goals against – +2 GD

See also

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