Thorns, WNBA Portland to build first $150 million dual-sport women’s training center
The project comes a little over one year after the Bhathal family, who are also investors in the NBA’s Sacramento Kings, completed its $ 63-million acquisition of the Thorns. In September, the family was a warded the WNBA’s 15th franchise, which has sold more than 8,000 season tickets before announcing its name.
Portland Thorns FC's owners release plans to open the world’s first dual-sport women’s performance center, housing Thorns and WNBA franchise Strides continue to be made off the pitch in the ...
RAJ Sports, the sports investment platform for the Bhathal Family, owners and operators of Portland Thorns FC and the new ...
Lake Oswego track and field coach John Parks previously made headlines when he sent an email to the OSAA arguing that trans ...
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Thorns players central to NWSL abuse settlementThe National Women's Soccer League has agreed to establish a $5 million fund for players harmed by abuse or harassment as ...
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NWSL forms $5 million restitution fund in wake of scandal involving former Thorns coachFormer Portland Thorns coach Paul Riley was permanently banned from the National Women's Soccer League in January 2023.
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