NC Courage head coach thrilled to have Holidays join ownership group

Lauren and Jrue Holiday invest in North Carolina Courage of NWSL

Two-time Olympic champion, 2015 World Cup winner and two-time National Women’s Soccer League champion Lauren Holiday has joined the ownership group of the North Carolina Courage alongside her husband, Boston Celtics guard Jrue Holiday.

NC Courage head coach thrilled to have Holidays join ownership group

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — The NC Courage welcomed a pair of familiar faces to their ownership group this week: Olympic gold medalist and World Cup champion Lauren Holiday and her husband, NBA Champion Jrue Holiday. For head coach Sean Nahas, the move means more than just prestige or exposure - it's about shared values. "I'm thrilled," Nahas said. "I've had the opportunity to get to know her over the last year and a half, and she is awesome. She car…

Lauren and Jrue Holiday join the North Carolina Courage ownership group

CARY, N.C. (AP) — Former U.S. women's national team star Lauren Holiday and husband Jrue Holiday of the Boston Celtics have joined the ownership group of the North Carolina Courage in the National Women's Soccer League.

Lauren, Jrue Holiday invest in NWSL's Courage

Lauren and Jrue Holiday were announced as the newest investors of the North Carolina Courage through their Holiday Family Trust.

Lauren and Jrue Holiday join North Carolina Courage ownership group

Lauren Holiday, former National Women’s Soccer League MVP and champion, has joined the North Carolina Courage ownership group along with her husband Jrue. “I’m incredibly honored to join the North Carolina Courage,” Holiday said, via a press release. “This club represents the future of women’s soccer — not just in how we play the game, but in how we empower athletes, connect with communities, and build a sustainable future for the sport. I belie…

Oshoala Praises African Stars Contributions To US Women’s Soccer League

Super Falcons star Asisat Oshoala has hailed the contributions of African players to the development of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL). Oshoala became the first high-profile African player to join the NWSL when she ended her association with Barcelona in February 2024. Soon after she joined, the likes of Rachael Kundanaji, Temwa Chawinga, Barbra Banda, Uchenna Kanu and Michelle Alozie joined, increasing the number of African players i…