The Bay Area is getting a new professional sports team, a women’s soccer club that will be playing in the National Women’s Soccer League. The team name, colors and home field will be announced later this morning.
The Bay Area is getting a new professional sports team, a women's soccer club that will be playing in the National Women's Soccer League.
As for a mascot, founding member and Olympian Aly Wagner in April told NBC Bay Area don’t expect one. The Bay Area club is the 14th in the NWSL, and it was brought here by a powerhouse team of women, led by Wagner, along with fellow Santa Clara University and U.S. soccer legends Brandi Chastain, Leslie Osborne and Danielle Slaton.
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