The United States Women’s National Team announced its October 2024 training camp roster, featuring KC Current defender Hallie Mace as the only Current player. At 27, Mace holds 8 caps, last appearing in 2022. This season, she has played 22 NWSL matches, contributing one assist from her dual-role versatility.
Kansas City Current extended forward Debinha through 2026 with an option for 2027. The 32-year-old Brazilian ranks among the NWSL’s top ten in goals, including all-time records for Challenge Cup and Liga MX Femenil Summer Cup goals. Debinha joins Current teammates Lo’eau LaBonta and Temwa Chawinga in the NWSL’s August Best XI.
Kansas City Current traded forward Alexa Spaanstra to Portland Thorns for $40,000. Spaanstra, drafted 10th overall in 2023, had 2 goals in 17 appearances for the Current.
Kansas City Current signs Mwanalima Adam Jereko, a Kenyan forward and captain of the Kenya National Team. Jereko, a prolific goal scorer, joins the Current’s roster alongside other top scorers in the National Women’s Soccer League.
Kansas City Current terminates Claire Lavogez’s contract, allowing her to join Real Sociedad Femenino. Lavogez made 31 appearances for Kansas City despite an injury.
The NWSL Summer Cup semifinals were underwhelming, with Gotham FC narrowly defeating Angel City 1-0. In the second match, Kansas City Current edged North Carolina Courage 2-0, thanks to early goals from Temwa Chawinga and Debinha. The Current advance to face Gotham FC in the final on October 25th.
Kansas City’s CPKC Stadium is set to host the NWSL x Liga MX Feminil Summer Cup semifinals. Gotham FC faces Angel City FC at 4 PM CT, followed by Kansas City Current against North Carolina Courage at 8 PM CT. The games highlight the NWSL’s dominance and will be streamed on CBS Sports Network.
Kansas City Current defeated Tigres UANL 4-1 in the Summer Cup group stage, securing a semi-final spot with a perfect 3-0-0 record. Goals from LaBonta, Wheeler, Debihna, and Hutton highlighted the match, showcasing KC’s potent offense. The semi-finals will be held in Kansas City on August 6th.
The Kansas City Current face Tigres UANL Women in their final group-stage match of the “NWSL x Liga MX Feminel Summer Cup” on Thursday, August 1st. With the Current leading the group with 6 points and Tigres needing a win to advance, it’s a crucial match for both teams. The Current, despite missing key players, secured a 3-0 victory over Pachuca last week, while Tigres, who won their first match but lost their second, must win to stay in the tournament. The game kicks off at 7 PM CT at CPKC Stadium and will be streamed on Paramount Plus.
The Kansas City Current celebrated a historic international victory with a thrilling 3-0 win over Pachuca Femenil in the NWSL x Liga MX Femenil Summer Cup. Debinha’s double and Kristen Hamilton’s strike highlighted the Current’s dominant performance. The match showcased the growing competitive spirit of women’s soccer across borders.
