Portland is Title Town.
Three pro teams. One city. No apologies. Fire (WNBA). Thorns (NWSL). Cascade (AUSL). One place that covers all three.
SARAH ASHLEE BARKER FTW 🔥
— The Athletic (@TheAthletic) May 13, 2026
The Portland Fire get their first win of the season.
🎥 @WNBA pic.twitter.com/nqxwlCg1bz
Thorns 6-1-2, 19 pts · Fire 1-1 · Cascade open Jun 9.
Expansion team. 1-1 after the May 12 win over New York Liberty (98-96). Next: May 14 vs New York Liberty.
Wilson, Moultrie, Fleming, Castellanos lead the attack and midfield. Robert Vilahamn era.
Pro softball. MLB-backed. First Portland women's sports team on broadcast TV (ABC). Coach Tairia Flowers. First pitch Jun 9.
The pages that work no matter which team you came for.
First Game? Start Here.
Three venues. Three guides. Everything a first-timer actually needs to know.
Transit, food, the Riveters, rain gear, parking nobody tells you about.
MAX Light Rail, parking, food, seating, bag policy, re-entry rules.
MAX Blue Line, parking, food, and what a pro softball game actually feels like.
MAX Light Rail, parking, bag policy, food, the seating, the noise. Everything a first-timer needs before tipoff at a Fire game.
Keep Reading
The argument for Portland, by Portland.
Why Portland Is Title Town
Three championships. Three teams. Nine years of attendance records. A $150M performance center. The case, simplified.
Best Weekends
Double-headers, overlapping home stands, the weekends worth planning a trip around.
Visitors Guide
Coming to Portland for a match? Where to stay, eat, and drink. The version that isn't a tourist brochure.
Next Gen Programs
Youth programs, academies, and how to put a kid in the pipeline.