2016 Club Women's, Raleigh Phoenix v. Seattle Underground
Raleigh Phoenix vs Boston Brute Squad, 2019 Pro Championships, Club Women's
Raleigh Phoenix vs. San Diego Wildfire, 2019 Pro-Elite Challenge, Club Women's
2018 Club Women's, Raleigh Phoenix v Columbus Rival
2018 Club Women's, Raleigh Phoenix v Chicago Nemesis
2018 Club Women's, Raleigh Phoenix v San Diego Wildfire
2018 Club Women's, #21 Raleigh Phoenix v #13 Portland Schwa
Raleigh Phoenix and Chicago Nemesis enter this pool play game 1-2 on the day, having both beaten DC Grit. Each squad hopes for a win to build momentum towards earning a spot in the Pro Championships semifinals.
Raleigh Phoenix brought a bit of a battered squad into the Pro Championships but went toe to toe with Molly Brown in the semifinal, losing 14-12. Portland Schwa lost to Phoenix 15-5 in pool play, but expect them to bounce back and compete in this 3rd place consolation game.
Denver Molly Brown now has both Cardenas sisters and looks all the more dangerous this year. Raleigh Phoenix entered the Pro Championships missing some key pieces due to injury, but they've still made it to the semifinal.
Columbus Rivals' Sophie Knowles and Iris Javersak sit down with Raleigh Phoenix's Jenny Wei as they rewatch the 2018 ESC semifinal that pitted two up and coming club women's teams.
Washington DC Grit vs Raleigh Phoenix, 2019 Elite-Select Challenge, Club Women's
San Diego Wildfire vs Raleigh Phoenix, Semifinal, 2019 Elite-Select Challenge, Club Women's
2015 Club Women's, Atlanta v Raleigh
2015 Club Women's, Vancouver v Raleigh
Denver Molly Brown and Raleigh Phoenix meet in pool play of the Pro Championships, in what could be a matchup preview of this tournament's bracket, as well as the club championships bracket. Phoenix has players in new roles due to injuries, while Molly Brown is incorporating new pickups to their ...
Boston Brute Squad is back and ready to defend their 2019 title. Raleigh Phoenix lost to Brute 15-8 in quarterfinals of the 2019 Club Championships. Can Phoenix hang with the reigning champs now that they've had more time to develop?
