Wisconsin Soccer Central

Sarah Hagen (Appleton North/UW-Milwaukee) has only played in the National Women's Soccer League for three months, but she's already a champion.

Hagen played the final 26 minutes, coming on for Amy Rodriguez after she scored both goals in FC Kansas City's 2-0 victory over the Seattle Reign in Sunday's final watched by 4,252 fans at Starfire Stadium in Tukwila, Wash.

Rodriguez scored in the 22nd and 56th minutes, with Lauren Holiday setting up both goals, as second-seeded FC Kansas City won the NWSL's second title.

Hagen signed with FC Kansas City in March and joined the team after completing her contract with German club Bayern Munich. The striker finished with four goals and two assists in 11 matches overall (seven starts).

On Twitter: @sarahapplehagen

• Alex Horwath (UW) made three saves in his eighth clean sheet of the season – and third in a row – as host Ljungskile SK cruised past Östers IF 4-0 in a Superettan match Sunday in Sweden. Aaron Nichols (UW) came on for the final 9 minutes for Ljungskile (11-2-9), which remains two points behind league leader GIF Sundsvall (13-6-2) with eight games left in the season. On Twitter: @AlexHorwath
• Andrew Stadler (Wauwatosa West) continued his excellent season, scoring his 11th goal of the season to give Landskrona BoIS a 1-1 draw with host IK Sirius FK in Superettan action Saturday. Stadler's 18th-minute equalizer (watch below) moved him into a tie for fourth in the league in goals scored. On Twitter: @AndrewStadler

• J.C. Banks (Milwaukee Riverside/UW-Green Bay) played a role in two goals and Tony Walls (Wauwatosa East/UW-Green Bay) added an assist as the Rochester Rhinos thumped the host Harrisburg City Islanders 4-1 in USL PRO play Saturday. Banks' close-range shot in the opening minute deflected off a Harrisburg defender and into the goal for an early 1-0 lead, and Walls set up Alec Sundly's goal off a set piece in the 48th to push the visitors' lead to 2-1. Banks doubled the advantage in the 66th with his ninth goal of the season – tied for eighth in the league – as the Rhinos snapped a five-game winless streak in style. Rochester (9-10-8) moved up to sixth in the standings and can clinch a playoff berth regardless of other results by taking at least one point in Sunday's regular-season finale against the visiting Wilmington Hammerheads. On Twitter: @jcbanks11 @TWalls20
• Striker Andrija Novakovich (Muskego) made his competitive debut for Reading on Saturday, playing all 90 minutes in a 3-1 loss to Fulham in a Premier League Under-18 match in London. On Twitter: @AndrijaNovakov3
• Former Madison 56ers forward Carlos McCrary made his professional debut Saturday in Germany, coming off the bench in the 78th minute as 1. FCA 04 Darmstadt drew host FC Alsbach 2-2 in a Verbandsliga Hessen-Süd match. Former 56ers goalkeeper Ryan Onwukwe (UW-Milwaukee) was on the bench for Darmstadt (0-2-2), which is 16th out of 17 teams in the sixth-division league. On Twitter: @CarlosMcCrary @OnkBiggs
• Katie Kelly (Marquette) scored her fourth goal of the season and was named player of the match, but Kokkola F10 lost to visiting HJK 2-1 in Naisten Liiga play Saturday in Finland. Kelly gave the home side the lead in the 37th, but HJK tied it in the 60th and went ahead 10 minutes later. Kokkola F10 (4-10-3) is ninth in the 10-team league and closes out the regular season Saturday, then will be part of the four-team relegation round –the top three sides keep their spots in the top tier next year, with the bottom team relegated to the Ykkönen for 2015. On Twitter: @KKelly21