Brooklyn Courtnall joins San Diego Wave FC for NWSL season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 9:33 PM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026
Brooklyn Courtnall, daughter of NHL veteran Russ Courtnall, is back with San Diego Wave FC after being loaned from Bay FC for the remainder of the 2026 NWSL season. Courtnall has returned to the field where she played as a child, allowing her family to watch her games in person. Previously a standout at USC and a member of the Canadian national team, she is also the first female athlete to partner with Vuori, a California-based activewear company. Courtnall is looking forward to the opportunities this partnership may bring while she continues her soccer career in her hometown.
- •Courtnall returns home for her second professional season.
- •She trained on the same field from her childhood.
- •Courtnall competed internationally for Canada.
- •She became Vuori's first female soccer partner.
- •Her family can now watch her games in person.
- 9:33 PMYahoo Sports — Brooklyn Courtnall, daughter of NHL veteran Russ, is back home with San Diego
"Brooklyn Courtnall is training on the field where she grew up playing, and she has become Vuori’s first female soccer partner.
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