This weekend was the final week of the regular USSF D2 action. And across the pond, IFK Mariehamn continues to fight against relegation in the Finish league.
Tommy Heinemann scored his fourth goal in six matches Friday night for the Carolina Railhawks. A powerful shot that Austin Aztex keeper got a hand to but couldn't keep from trickling across the goal line. Carolina won the NASL conference and will take on the NSC Minnesota Stars in a home and away playoff series starting on Wednesday in Minnesota.
Mayard still is looking to open up his goal tally in Montreal. Montreal start their playoff run playing Ian Fuller and the Austin Aztex in Montreal on Wednesday as well.
In Finland, Lamar Neagle scored a goal in IFK Mariehamn's 2-1 defeat against MyPa on Saturday. IFK sit four spots above the relegation zone with two games remaining in the regular season.
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Sunday, October 3, 2010
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Where are They Now?
It’s been two weeks since the Charleston Battery won the 2010 Championship match but Battery players are still plying their trade.
Tommy Heinemann played a full 90 minutes with the Carolina Railhawks against the MLS bound Portland Timbers. The match ended 0-0 but Heinemann was very active with six shots and doing the dirty work up top that he is known for, was also credited with five fouls.
Lamar Neagle’s new club, IFK Mariehamn played one of the Finnish league’s hot team, TPS. Lamar didn’t feature in IFK’s surprising 2-1 victory over TPS but it not surprising as only arrived last weekend.
Ian Fuller came on as a second half substitute for the Austin Aztex in Puerto Rico Saturday night. Austin lost the match 3-1, after scoring in the first half but gave up three goals in the second.
Rudolph Mayard got a few minutes playing time Wednesday for Montreal in their 2-1 victory over Puerto Rico.
Kyle Reynish, who got played 3 games with the Battery while on loan from MLS outfit, Real Salt Lake, kept a clean sheet as he logged 90 minutes in the 0-0 match against the Seattle Sounders.
O’Brian Woodbine looks like he is heading back to Jamaica to play for his country’s Premier League in recently promoted team Reno of Westmoreland.
Levi Coleman has headed home to Kansas City and has expressed interest in playing indoor in the off season
Tommy Heinemann played a full 90 minutes with the Carolina Railhawks against the MLS bound Portland Timbers. The match ended 0-0 but Heinemann was very active with six shots and doing the dirty work up top that he is known for, was also credited with five fouls.
Lamar Neagle’s new club, IFK Mariehamn played one of the Finnish league’s hot team, TPS. Lamar didn’t feature in IFK’s surprising 2-1 victory over TPS but it not surprising as only arrived last weekend.
Ian Fuller came on as a second half substitute for the Austin Aztex in Puerto Rico Saturday night. Austin lost the match 3-1, after scoring in the first half but gave up three goals in the second.
Rudolph Mayard got a few minutes playing time Wednesday for Montreal in their 2-1 victory over Puerto Rico.
Kyle Reynish, who got played 3 games with the Battery while on loan from MLS outfit, Real Salt Lake, kept a clean sheet as he logged 90 minutes in the 0-0 match against the Seattle Sounders.
O’Brian Woodbine looks like he is heading back to Jamaica to play for his country’s Premier League in recently promoted team Reno of Westmoreland.
Levi Coleman has headed home to Kansas City and has expressed interest in playing indoor in the off season
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Moving On Up...
It's that time of year again. The time where players from the lower division teams start thinking about how they're are going to spend their off season and for some, how they are going to pay the car payment!
For a few Battery players that question is already answered, at least for a couple more months.
The past week has seen several Battery players move to other teams. The terms of these signings are notoriously hard to find out about but here is what we know so far.
Battery forward, Lamar Neagle has signed with IFK Mariehamm of the Finnish 3rd division for the remainder of there season. IFK is currently second from the bottom of their table with six matches remaining. I imagine they need someone to score goals and Lamar has proven he can do that.
Battery midfielder and assistant coach Ian Fuller signed with the Austin Aztex of the USSF D2. Austin at the top of the table with Rochester and looking to win a championship. They have also brought in former Battery players, Randi Patterson and Yoshi from Crystal Palace Baltimore, which looks to have been off loaded by a sinking ship.
Tommy Heinemann has already made an impact with his new team, the Carolina Railhawks. Heinemann played 61 min against Crystal Palace Baltimore last night in Cary, NC drawing a Penalty and scoring a goal in the 89th min.
Also completing their loans with Charleston, Tim Melia returned to Real Salt Lake after the Champions match. Pierre-Rudolph Mayard returned to the Montreal Impact after the regular season was completed. Mayard has been getting a few minutes in the last couple Montreal matches. Hopefully someone sent Mayard, who was a big part in the Battery's success this season, his championship medal. He definitely deserved to be part of the group that won the Championship.
For a few Battery players that question is already answered, at least for a couple more months.
The past week has seen several Battery players move to other teams. The terms of these signings are notoriously hard to find out about but here is what we know so far.
Battery forward, Lamar Neagle has signed with IFK Mariehamm of the Finnish 3rd division for the remainder of there season. IFK is currently second from the bottom of their table with six matches remaining. I imagine they need someone to score goals and Lamar has proven he can do that.
Battery midfielder and assistant coach Ian Fuller signed with the Austin Aztex of the USSF D2. Austin at the top of the table with Rochester and looking to win a championship. They have also brought in former Battery players, Randi Patterson and Yoshi from Crystal Palace Baltimore, which looks to have been off loaded by a sinking ship.
Also completing their loans with Charleston, Tim Melia returned to Real Salt Lake after the Champions match. Pierre-Rudolph Mayard returned to the Montreal Impact after the regular season was completed. Mayard has been getting a few minutes in the last couple Montreal matches. Hopefully someone sent Mayard, who was a big part in the Battery's success this season, his championship medal. He definitely deserved to be part of the group that won the Championship.
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