Dash look to rebound in year two

With their first year solidly in the books, the Houston Dash will open up the season at home on Friday when the Dash host the Washington Spirit. The Dash were narrowly beaten in their season opener against the Thorns last season. The club struggled to find the back of the net all year and scored … Continue reading →

PREVIEW: Houston Dash at Western New York Flash

Houston Dash at Western New York Flash 7:00 p.m. ET/Sahlen Stadium Western New York : 3-3-2 (11 points) Houston: 1-7-1 (4 points) Houston Dash and Western New York Flash will both look to put winless streaks to bed when they face off for the first time this season. Western New York: Last Match: May 25 … Continue reading →

PREVIEW: Houston at Washington

Houston Dash at Washington Spirit 4:00 p.m. ET/Maureen Hendricks Field Maryland SoccerPlex Houston: 1-6-1 (4 points) Washington: 3-4-1 (10 points) This is the first meeting of the season between these two clubs who sit in a sixth-place tie (Washington) and eighth place (Houston) respectively. Houston has struggled to find the back of the net but … Continue reading →

McCarty adds late equalizer for 2-2 draw against FCKC

Despite being severely outshot and giving up a goal two minutes into the match, Houston was still able to earn a 2-2 draw against FC Kansas City. With another loss looming for the Dash, forward Tiffany McCarty’s second-half equalizer lifted the Dash. The game-tying goal was setup by Ella Masar who found a well-positioned McCarty inside the … Continue reading →

Thorns spoil Dash’s debut behind Allie Long goal

The Portland Thorns spoiled the Houston Dash’s NWSL debut, winning 1-0 off a 23rd minute goal by Allie Long. The Dash thought that they had tied the match in the waning moments of stoppage time when a Becky Edwards header found the back of the net on the final set play of the game, but … Continue reading →

SEASON PREVIEW: Houston Dash

By the time that the Houston Dash play their inaugural match on Saturday, the club will have been in existence for exactly four months. In four months, the Dash have hired head coach Randy Waldrum and put together an 18-player roster through three different processes and the NWSL preseason. Here’s a look at how the … Continue reading →