Dash Bolster Roster with Forward Khyah Harper
Harper's NWSL Journey
The Houston Dash have announced a significant acquisition. Forward Khyah Harper will join the team. She moves from Gotham FC on a free transfer. Harper is signed through the 2026 season.
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Newcastle United Secures Promising Goalkeeper Lukas HornicekThis move strengthens the Dash's attacking options. Harper is 23 years old. She brings experience from her time in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL).
Harper made her NWSL debut in March 2025. This was with Gotham FC. Since then, she has played in 17 regular-season matches. Her first NWSL goal came on August 2, 2025. This was also her first start in the league.
What Does This Transfer Mean for the Dash?
Her arrival is expected to provide an immediate boost. The Dash are looking to improve their performance. Harper's youth and scoring ability are key assets.
The addition of Harper signals the Dash's commitment to building a competitive squad. Her contract through 2026 provides stability. It allows her to integrate fully with the team's strategy. This free transfer is a smart move for Houston. It adds talent without a transfer fee.
Harper's versatility could be crucial. She can play in various attacking roles. This flexibility will benefit the coaching staff. The Dash aim for a strong finish to the current season. They also plan for future success.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Khyah Harper's age? Khyah Harper is 23 years old. She brings youth and potential to the Houston Dash roster.
When did Harper score her first NWSL goal? Harper scored her first NWSL goal on August 2, 2025. This achievement occurred during her first start in the league.
How many NWSL matches has Harper played? Khyah Harper has appeared in 17 regular-season NWSL matches. All of these appearances were made with Gotham FC.
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