Phuoc NguyenSat, November 22, 2025 at 10:56 PM UTC·1 min readNO SPOILERS! For those hoping to find out the results of the NWSL Skills Challenge results, you’ll have to wait until CBS airs the event on Saturday, November 29 at 1:30 pm ET.
The two teams were competing for a $30,000 prize (split amongst the players), courtesy of CarMax.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAfter the event, All For XI caught up with Sam Mewis, Taylor Flint, Delphine Cascarino, Ally Sentnor, and Reilyn Turner to discuss the fun event, their offseason plans, and more.
Top Five Interview Moments
The CaptainSam Mewis: “We really came together, the group was so fun… I didn’t know all of them before this but immediately felt like we were all friends.”
“Everyone did such a great job, I’m so proud of them.”
Growth as a six and Racing Louisville’s love for Bev and SavTaylor Flint: “I think for me personally, this is the first season I felt really comfortable as a six.”
“We did that season for both Bev Yanez and Savannah Demelo.”
Vacation plans in Australia“A group of us Portland Thorns are going to Australia for a week and a half ish. It’ll be summer over there, we’re excited for that!”
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementFor those wondering, it looks like their tour guides will be none other than Matildas: Kaitlyn Torpey and Mackenzie Arnold.
Delphine Cascarino favorite NWSL Skills Challenge and offseason plansDelphine Cascarino: “Maybe the last skill, the crossbar challenge because it was with pressure. So, it was nice”
So many offseason plans?!Ally Sentnor: “I have so many offseason plans. You got to take advantage of the small amount of time we have.”
“Family vacations, weddings, the whole thing!”
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