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ORLANDO FL. NOV 7, 2025

NWSL Quarterfinals at Inter&Co Stadium: In the 21st minute, Orlando struck first after a sharp passing sequence on the right side involving Corey Dyke, Marta, and Julie Doyle. Dyke played Doyle, who combined with Marta in a quick one-two before receiving a perfectly weighted return pass. Doyle then slipped a precise one-touch ball to Haley McCutcheon, who met it in stride and redirected her shot through a defender’s legs to the far post for the goal, giving the Pride a 1–0 lead over Washington. Orlando added to its lead in second-half stoppage time after Marta drew a foul inside the box. Luana buried the stoppage-time penalty, to seal Pride’s 2–0 win and effectively secured their place in the semifinals.

PANAMA CITY, PAN. SEP 16, 2025

Julie Doyle's goal in the Concacaf Woman's Champions Cup match against Chorrillo FC was the opening goal of the game, scored with a header in the 4th minute. The play started when Prisca Chilufya sent a cross to the back post. Doyle made a well-timed run into the area, met the ball in the air, and headed it down and past the Chorrillo goalkeeper, Sara Lozano, to give the Pride an early 1-0 lead. The Orlando Pride went on to win the match 5-0. This goal was Doyle's second of the tournament in as many games.

CHICAGO IL. SEP 7, 2025

Orlando’s goal came in the 72nd minute. Julie Doyle received a pass from Emily Sams on the right flank and drove aggressively toward the Chicago endline. Spotting Haley McCutcheon’s well-timed run, Doyle whipped a dangerous low cross into the six-yard box. McCutcheon beat her markers to the ball and redirected it first-time into the far post, cutting the deficit to 4–2. Despite the quality finish, the Pride ultimately fell against Chicago 5–2 on the road.

ORLANDO FL. SEP 2, 2025

Julie Doyle opened the scoring in the 49th minute, getting things started for the Orlando Pride's 3–0 win over L.D. Alajuelense in the inaugural match of the 2025–26 Concacaf Women's Champions Cup. After a scoreless first half, Carson Pickett picked out Julie Doyle with a driven low cross into the box. Doyle met the cross and scored with a decisive right-footed, one-touch finish, beating goalkeeper Noelia Bermúdez and finding the back of the net. The goal stood as the first-ever goal for the Pride in the Concacaf Women's Champions Cup, an international competition showcasing the top women's clubs from North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. Doyle receives Michelob Ultra, Superior Player of the Match.

ORLANDO FL. JUN 7, 2025

Midfielder Julie Doyle stepped back onto the pitch for the Pride, marking her first appearance since the season opener. After being sidelined for nine games due to an injury, this moment held special significance for her. Not only did she start her first match of the season, but it was also her first return to competitive play since March 14th. Coach Hines commented on her performance after the match, saying, "It was a challenge for Julie, but she rose to the occasion, and we got a good 45 minutes from her." Cori Dyke scored an exciting stoppage-time goal in the ninth minute to secure a 1-0 victory for the Pride against the Houston Dash. This win moved the team into second place in the NWSL standings.

ORLANDO FL. MAR 14, 2025

In the 65th minute, Julie Doyle scored the fourth goal for the Pride. The play started when Sams collected a clearance from Chicago and passed the ball forward to Barbra Banda on the right side. Banda chipped the ball over her defender, giving her a clear run into the box. She then crossed the ball back to Doyle, who was making a run on the opposite side. Doyle struck the ball with one touch, slotting it to the near post past a diving Alyssa Naeher. This goal brought the Pride's total to four on the night and marked Doyle's first goal of the 2025 season. Unfortunately, just nine minutes later, Doyle had to exit the match early due to a knee injury.

The Orlando Pride went on to dominant in a 6-0 win over Chicago Stars FC at Inter&Co Stadium. Goals came from Haley McCutcheon, Ally Watt, Julie Doyle, and Barbra Banda, who scored twice. Chicago's Hannah Anderson also scored an own goal early in the second half.

KANSAS CITY MO. NOV 23, 2024

Orlando finished the 2024 season with the Pride winning both the NWSL Shield and the NWSL Championship, the first major professional sports titles for Orlando. Julie Doyle played in 25 of the Pride's 26 regular-season games, starting in 21 matches, played in all three of the Pride's playoff matches, and played in all three NWSL x Liga MX Femenil Summer Cup games. 

It was  the first time since 2019 that an NWSL team had completed the double  victory. The Pride became Orlando's first professional sports team to  win a major league trophy for the city. The championship win capped off a  historic season for the Pride, setting league records for points (60),  (18) wins, and (13)clean sheets. They also remained unbeaten at home, finishing the regular season with an impressive 10-0-3 record.

ORLANDO FL. OCT 6, 2024

The Orlando Pride clinches the 2024 NWSL Shield with a 2-0 victory over the Washington Spirit at Inter&Co Stadium on Sunday night. The victory marked the first time in the program's history that the Pride won the shield, which is awarded to the club with the best overall record at the end of the regular season. The 2024 Shield, sponsored by CarMax, was presented to the Pride after their title-clinching match.

With a current regular season record of 17-0-6, the undefeated Orlando Pride will enter the 2024 NWSL Playoffs as the No. 1 seed, earning home-field advantage for the opening round, as they are the only unbeaten team in the National Women's Soccer League with three games left in the 2024 regular season. The playoffs are set to begin the weekend of Nov 8-10.

ORLANDO FL. OCT 1, 2024

Orlando Pride and forward Julie Doyle have agreed to a new three-year contract, signing the player through the 2026 season. Doyle was selected by Orlando in the first round as the No. 11 overall pick in the 2022 NWSL Draft.

"I couldn't be happier to be staying in Orlando. This team is so special, and I feel blessed to be a part of what we are creating here," Doyle said. "I am extremely motivated to continue to contribute to the team's success and bring a championship home to our amazing fans. Go Pride!

ORLANDO FL. JUL 27, 2024

In Summer Cup action at Inter&Co Stadium, Julie Doyle scored a late-game equalizer in the 82nd minute. Summer Yates connects with Celia from midfield on an outside run deep in the attacking third. Celia opposes her defender 1v1, beating her into the box and serving a low cross in front of the goal to Julie Doyle. With one touch, Doyle redirects the ball to the far post, side-netting for the 2-2 equalizer. Julie Doyle: "I just had to hold my run a little bit and not close my own space, and I knew Celia was going to put it right where I wanted it, and that's exactly what she did. She beat her player, put it on the carpet and all I had to do was guide it into the goal." 

In the match: Orlando Pride's Alex Kerr scored to tie the game at 1-1 in the first half. The Pride earned two points in the Summer Cup by winning the end-of-regulation shootout, 5-4. Sofia Manner made a save for Orlando, and all five Pride players converted their penalty kicks, including Doyle, who made the first PK for the Pride.

CARY NC. JUN 16, 2024

Julie Doyle reached a significant milestone by making her 50th appearance in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL). She has played all 50 matches in her professional career representing Orlando Pride.

SAN DIEGO CA. JUN 7, 2024

The Pride's counterattack began with a corner kick from San Diego. Ally Watt gained possession of the ball and quickly passed to Brianna Martinez. Barbara Banda ran into space and received a pass from Martinez; she dribbled upfield against San Diego center-back Naomi Girma. As she entered the box on the right side, Banda spotted Julie Doyle open on the left and sent a cross between four San Diego defenders. Doyle reached back for a one-time volley and scored the goal in the 36th minute. In the second half, San Diego scored the equalizer in the 62nd minute from a cross to the back post. Makenzy Doniak's shot deflected off a Pride defender for the goal. With the 1-1 draw, the Pride remains undefeated.

ORLANDO FL. MAY 24, 2024

The Orlando Pride made history in front of their home crowd at Inter&Co Stadium on Friday night, setting a new record with eight consecutive wins in the National Women's Soccer League. They remain undefeated in 11 matches this season and currently sit at the top of the NWSL table, celebrating the Pride's best start in the club's history. Forward Barbra Banda scored both goals in the 2-1 victory over the Portland Thorns.

ORLANDO FL. MAY 1, 2024

In the first half, during four-minutes of stoppage time, Ally Watt played a through ball to Barbra Banda. Banda dribbled upfield, made a cut to her right, and split two defenders. She then took a low shot with her right foot. The Courage goalkeeper, Casey Murphy, made an initial save, deflecting the ball with her hands. As the ball popped out, it found a streaking Julie Doyle, who made a long run from midfield. In the 45th minute +2, Doyle met the deflection at the precise moment, burying the ball into the back of the net past a diving Casey Murphy. The goal brought the score to 3-0 at the end of the half. In the match, Barbra Banda scored two goals, Ally Watt scored one, and Julie Doyle scored one, giving the Pride a dominating 4-1 victory over North Carolina Courage.

WASHINGTON D.C. APR 26, 2024

In the 51st minute, Barbra Banda scores her first NWSL goal. The play developed off a short corner kick from Summer Yates, who found Doyle checking near post. Doyle flicked the ball on with her foot, finding the head of Banda, who finished the ball with a header past Washington's keeper Aubrey Kingsbury for the goal. It was Doyle's first assist of the 2024 season. Angelina and Summer Yates also scored for Orlando, resulting in the Pride's 3-2 victory over Washington Spirit .

JUL 5, 2023

Orlando Pride forward Julie Doyle was named NWSL Player of the Week for her outstanding performance against the Washington Spirit this past weekend. The 24-year-old scored two goals in the first 16 minutes of the Pride's 3-0 win. It was Doyle's first NWSL career brace. Doyle had missed a significant amount of the season due to an ankle injury. Her resurgence is a positive development for Orlando and should strengthen the Pride's attacking capabilities as they head into the last half of the season.