Mia Fishel

August 9th, there was a 2-2 draw back at Lumen Field.

Goals from Sally Menti in the 50th, Mia Fishel in the 52nd minute.

That great combination where the two of them weren't doing anything throughout the entire game.

And then in the span of two and a half minutes, everything came together.

Haz is next to Sam Meza.

And then that attacking band of three features Matty Mercado on the right, Matty Dahlin on the left wing.

Mia Fishel is up top.

And then at the 10, in the attacking midfield, in the center, it's Jess Fishlock.

So I love that one.

After the Bay game, we talked to Mia Fishel, and she said, we're the best team in NWSL.

You have to have that type of belief in each other and what you just said.

We have everything we need.

Sorry to steamroll you.

Yeah, Mia Fishel, go ahead.

The Big Fish has started scoring goals this season.

They have two fish on their team.

But before we look ahead, we wanna thank every single guest that has come on to make this show what it is.

So shout out to Laura Harvey, Lauren Holiday, Viv Miedema, Jill Ellis, Abby Dahlkemper, Jess Fishlock, Dawn Scott, Ko Sobari Lasani, Ali Riley, Leah Williamson, Alyssa and Gazelle Thompson, Lindsey Heaps, Alison Swaby, Andrea Brammer, Abby Wambach, Glennon Doyle, Mia Fishel, Ali Krieger, Kara Nortman, Shannon Box, Sydney Leroux, Merit Mathias, Jaden Shaw.

Alyssa Naeher, Jen Beaty, Sarah Gordon, Meg Lanahan, Maria Sanchez, Casey Stoney, Leslie Osborne, Katie Zelem, Jenny Nguyen, Olivia Moultrie, Cindy Parlow Cone, Briana Scurry, Alana Kennedy, Macy Hodge, Lily Nobitt, Parvati Shalloe.

Julie Uhrman, Meg Kleberg, Carli Bindon, Savi King, ER Fightmaster, Kenza Dali, Delphine Cascarino, Riley Tiernan, Willow Bay, Megan Rapinoe, Sue Bird, Yasmin Ryan, Maddie Mastro, Blake Morgan, Caroline Hendershot, Cami Levin Ashton, Doma Wells, Allyson Felix.

Seattle looking to get back to their winning ways.

Mia Fishel trying to find her goal here.

Jeff, shot sailed over the goal.

It's been a tough time for Mia Fishel, obviously this opportunity, another one here to put Seattle up early.

22nd minute it would be Seattle again.

This time, Maddie Dallin from distance.

Maddie Mercado on the right wing with her team leading seven goals this year.

Maddie Darlene on the left wing and Sally Menti, the Roosevelt High School alum in the middle of them with Mia Fishel up top.

Let's spend some time talking about the Houston team in town today.

They're currently two points behind Seattle for eighth place in NWSL.

The official right in front of goal.

Had the ball fall right to her.

Mia Fishel could not put it on frame.

Another massive chance for the Reign there in the 21st minute.