Portland is Title Town.
Three pro teams. One city. No apologies. Fire (WNBA). Thorns (NWSL). Cascade (AUSL). One place that covers all three.
Thorns 14-8-8, 50 pts, season over, out in the quarterfinal · Fire 17-27, season over · Cascade 14-11, season over after the play-in.
Expansion team. 17-27 after the Sep 22 win over Golden State Valkyries (90-82).
Leite, Carleton, Gustafson led the 2026 scoring.
Offseason. Next date that matters: the WNBA Draft Lottery, Sun Nov 15, 4:30 PM PT on ESPN.
Wilson, Tordin, Turner and Muller lead the 2026 attack. Robert Vilahamn era.
Landry, Maxwell, Bates, and Grant led an expansion team to the playoffs in year one. The season recap →
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.
No clear-bag requirement, no re-entry, MAX to the door, food, and seating.
Bag policy, card-only parking, the MAX-plus-rideshare trip, 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.