Charlotte (NC) — The Charlotte Independence professional soccer team announced the 2020 USL Championship Home Opener will be played on Saturday, March 14th versus Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC presented by Chick-fil-a. The 2020 season will mark the Independence sixth professionals season and the team’s third opener at the Sportsplex at Matthews. 

Since the inaugural season, the Independence are undefeated against Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC with a combined 6-5-0 record. This is the first time the Independence will play the Riverhounds in the home opener. In the past five seasons, the Independence have logged four losses and one win in home openers.

Charlotte (NC) — The Charlotte Independence professional soccer team announced the 2020 USL Championship Home Opener will be played on Saturday, March 14th versus Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC presented by Chick-fil-a. The 2020 season will mark the Independence sixth professionals season and the team’s third opener at the Sportsplex at Matthews. 

Since the inaugural season, the Independence are undefeated against Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC with a combined 6-5-0 record. This is the first time the Independence will play the Riverhounds in the home opener. In the past five seasons, the Independence have logged four losses and one win in home openers.

The Charlotte Independence congratulate David Tepper, Tepper Sports and Entertainment and the City of Charlotte on landing an MLS franchise. From the inception of the Independence in 2014, our mission has been to serve the Charlotte area with the highest level of soccer possible and build on the existing foundations for youth development. We are excited the addition of MLS will further that mission. 

We are actively exploring ways in which the Independence and Tepper Sports and Entertainment can grow soccer in Charlotte, together. The Independence continue preparations for the 2020 USL Championship season, as renovations to American Legion Memorial Stadium progress toward completion in 2021. Our team will continue the work of earning the support of the Charlotte community.

The Charlotte Independence congratulate David Tepper, Tepper Sports and Entertainment and the City of Charlotte on landing an MLS franchise. From the inception of the Independence in 2014, our mission has been to serve the Charlotte area with the highest level of soccer possible and build on the existing foundations for youth development. We are excited the addition of MLS will further that mission. 

We are actively exploring ways in which the Independence and Tepper Sports and Entertainment can grow soccer in Charlotte, together. The Independence continue preparations for the 2020 USL Championship season, as renovations to American Legion Memorial Stadium progress toward completion in 2021. Our team will continue the work of earning the support of the Charlotte community.

Charlotte (NC) — On Friday, Mecklenburg County Parks and Recreations will host the Ground Breaking Ceremony for American Legion Memorial Stadium renovation project. In December 2017, Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners approved a $31.7 million proposal to renovate American Legions Memorial Stadium and Independence Park over a two year construction period with a targeted open date Spring 2021. The historical venue remains a public facility fully controlled by Mecklenburg County Parks and Recreations Department. 

 Fall of 2018, Queen City Soccer Club LLC. struck a deal with Mecklenburg County on a 10-year lease to play home games at the historical site when the renovations were complete. 

Charlotte (NC) — On Friday, Mecklenburg County Parks and Recreations will host the Ground Breaking Ceremony for American Legion Memorial Stadium renovation project. In December 2017, Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners approved a $31.7 million proposal to renovate American Legions Memorial Stadium and Independence Park over a two year construction period with a targeted open date Spring 2021. The historical venue remains a public facility fully controlled by Mecklenburg County Parks and Recreations Department. 

 Fall of 2018, Queen City Soccer Club LLC. struck a deal with Mecklenburg County on a 10-year lease to play home games at the historical site when the renovations were complete. 

 The stadium is projected to have a 10,500 seating capacity, while improvements are made to the field to accommodate football, soccer, lacrosse and concerts. Facility upgrades will include new restrooms which meet ADA requirements, while historical features such as the ticket offices and rock wall will be preserved. This past summer, The Historical Landmarks Commission approved the design of the renovation project. 

 Since 2015, the Charlotte Independence professional soccer team has partnered with Mecklenburg County for USL Championship home games. A temporary facility was built at Ramblewood Soccer Complex which served as the team’s home in 2015-16, and since the Independence has played and practiced at the Sportsplex at Matthews. 

 The Independence have announced 2020 Season Members will have priority choice in for Independence games at American Legion Memorial Stadium ahead of being sold to the general public. 2020 Season Membership will go on sale to the general public starting Friday, September 20th. For more information on 2020 Season Membership benefits, please visit charlotteindpenedence.com or call the Independence front office at 704-206-1515.

 The stadium is projected to have a 10,500 seating capacity, while improvements are made to the field to accommodate football, soccer, lacrosse and concerts. Facility upgrades will include new restrooms which meet ADA requirements, while historical features such as the ticket offices and rock wall will be preserved. This past summer, The Historical Landmarks Commission approved the design of the renovation project. 

 Since 2015, the Charlotte Independence professional soccer team has partnered with Mecklenburg County for USL Championship home games. A temporary facility was built at Ramblewood Soccer Complex which served as the team’s home in 2015-16, and since the Independence has played and practiced at the Sportsplex at Matthews. 

 The Independence have announced 2020 Season Members will have priority choice in for Independence games at American Legion Memorial Stadium ahead of being sold to the general public. 2020 Season Membership will go on sale to the general public starting Friday, September 20th. For more information on 2020 Season Membership benefits, please visit charlotteindpenedence.com or call the Independence front office at 704-206-1515.

Use Promo Code "8flex" at checkout

Use Promo Code “8flex” at checkout

Save $45 and get your Independence tickets this Black Friday, only! Enjoy 8 flex tickets good for any combination, for any games next season. Bring a group of 4 to one game, 2 for another game, and 2 for a third game. However you do, it's totally up to you!

As an added bonus, get parking passes for 8 games ($40 value) and a free Independence lapel pin. Mark your calendars, because this deal is for Black Friday, only. 

Save $45 and get your Independence tickets this Black Friday, only! Enjoy 8 flex tickets good for any combination, for any games next season. Bring a group of 4 to one game, 2 for another game, and 2 for a third game. However you do, it’s totally up to you!

As an added bonus, get parking passes for 8 games ($40 value) and a free Independence lapel pin. Mark your calendars, because this deal is for Black Friday, only. 

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2020 Season Membership

Get the most bang for your buck with a 2020 Season Membership. Save up to 50% on gameday ticket pricing, use the ticket exchange program for games you might miss, and save on parking. Full benefit information here. 

8 Ticket Flex Pack

Use them how you want to. Enjoy 8 flex tickets good for any combination, for any games next season. Come to 8 games, or bring a bigger group to multiple games. It's totally up to you!

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Matthews (NC) — The Charlotte Independence wrapped up the 2019 season with a 3-1 victory over playoff-bound Ottawa Fury FC on Saturday night at the Sportsplex at Matthews. Enzo Martinez's second brace in the last four games lead the Independence to their fourth straight win. 

On a night when the fall rain persisted from the beginning to end, the Independence jumped out to an early lead as team-leading goal scorer Dominic Oduro netted his eight of the season by way of a highlight assist from Niki Jackson. 

Following the halftime break, Ottawa would respond with an equalizing goal from substitute Hadji Barry. However, Ottawa midfielder Dakota Barnathan would see yellow cards on successive plays, reducing the away side to finish the match with 10 men.

The Independence took opportunity of the man-advantage as Enzo Martinez put a capper of the 2019 season with goals from Abdoulie Mansally and Valentin Sabella in the 88th minute and 94th minute, respectively. 

The Independence will return to USL Championship play at the Sportsplex at Matthews for the 2020 next spring. Slated for completion in 2021, the Independence will begin play in their new home stadium at American Legion Memorial Stadium in Uptown Charlotte. For information about priority seating and 2020 Independence Season Memberships, please call the Independence front office at 704-206-1515 or visit our information page here. 

Matthews (NC) — The Charlotte Independence wrapped up the 2019 season with a 3-1 victory over playoff-bound Ottawa Fury FC on Saturday night at the Sportsplex at Matthews. Enzo Martinez’s second brace in the last four games lead the Independence to their fourth straight win. 

On a night when the fall rain persisted from the beginning to end, the Independence jumped out to an early lead as team-leading goal scorer Dominic Oduro netted his eight of the season by way of a highlight assist from Niki Jackson. 

Following the halftime break, Ottawa would respond with an equalizing goal from substitute Hadji Barry. However, Ottawa midfielder Dakota Barnathan would see yellow cards on successive plays, reducing the away side to finish the match with 10 men.

The Independence took opportunity of the man-advantage as Enzo Martinez put a capper of the 2019 season with goals from Abdoulie Mansally and Valentin Sabella in the 88th minute and 94th minute, respectively. 

The Independence will return to USL Championship play at the Sportsplex at Matthews for the 2020 next spring. Slated for completion in 2021, the Independence will begin play in their new home stadium at American Legion Memorial Stadium in Uptown Charlotte. For information about priority seating and 2020 Independence Season Memberships, please call the Independence front office at 704-206-1515 or visit our information page here. 

SCORING SUMMARY

DISCIPLINARY SUMMARY

CHARLOTTE INDEPENDENCE STARTING LINEUP

Brandon Miller; Steven Thicot, Hugh Roberts, Clay Dimick, Abdoulie Mansally, Ricardo Bocanegra, Dominic Oduro (Alex Martínez –  88'),  Jake Areman (Valentin Sabella –  74'), Niki Jackson, Jorge Herrera (Kevan George –  74'), Enzo Martinez

Ottawa fury fc STARTING LINEUP

Callum Irving, Thomas Meilleur-Giguère, Nana Attakora, Jamar Dixon, Onua Obasi, Chris Mannella (Jérémy Gagnon-Laparé –  59'), Dakota Barnathan, Wal Fall (Thiago –  45'), Kévin Oliveira (Hadji Barry –  45'), Maxim Tissot, Christiano François

SCORING SUMMARY

DISCIPLINARY SUMMARY

CHARLOTTE INDEPENDENCE STARTING LINEUP

Brandon Miller; Steven Thicot, Hugh Roberts, Clay Dimick, Abdoulie Mansally, Ricardo Bocanegra, Dominic Oduro (Alex Martínez –  88′),  Jake Areman (Valentin Sabella –  74′), Niki Jackson, Jorge Herrera (Kevan George –  74′), Enzo Martinez

Ottawa fury fc STARTING LINEUP

Callum Irving, Thomas Meilleur-Giguère, Nana Attakora, Jamar Dixon, Onua Obasi, Chris Mannella (Jérémy Gagnon-Laparé –  59′), Dakota Barnathan, Wal Fall (Thiago –  45′), Kévin Oliveira (Hadji Barry –  45′), Maxim Tissot, Christiano François

Charlotte (NC) — The Charlotte Independence professional soccer team will host the “2019 Indies” — a post-season, fan and player celebration for the 2019 season at DICK’S Sporting Goods – South Park Mall location (4325 Barclay Downs Dr, Charlotte, NC 28209) on Sunday, October 20th from 1:00~3:00 PM ET. All Independence fans are invited to join the celebration and meet all their favorite players from the 2019 squad.

As part of the celebration, DICK’S Sporting Goods is extending a 20% discount to all purchases made by Independence fans during the celebration. The redeemable coupon can be downloaded here.

Charlotte (NC) — The Charlotte Independence professional soccer team will host the “2019 Indies” — a post-season, fan and player celebration for the 2019 season at DICK’S Sporting Goods – South Park Mall location (4325 Barclay Downs Dr, Charlotte, NC 28209) on Sunday, October 20th from 1:00~3:00 PM ET. All Independence fans are invited to join the celebration and meet all their favorite players from the 2019 squad.

As part of the celebration, DICK’S Sporting Goods is extending a 20% discount to all purchases made by Independence fans during the celebration. The redeemable coupon can be downloaded here.

Memphis (TN) — The Charlotte Independence extended their winning streak to three games with a 2-1 victory over Memphis 901 FC on Saturday night. Independence forward Niki Jackson was in on both scores, including the game-winning header in the 77th minute. 

Throughout a quiet first half, the Independence mainly dominated the quality chances, finally breaking through in the 39th minute. Independence defender Clay Dimick crossed in a ball, which Jackson acrobatically kicked forcing a save from Memphis goalkeeper Jeff Caldwell. The rebound fell directly to Jorge Herrera who netted his 72nd career USL Championship regular-season goal. 

For a second consecutive game, the Independence only conceded a goal outside of the run of play via a penalty kick. In the 73rd minute, Memphis forward Brandon Allen stepped to the spot and scored the penalty, but follow an altercation, was immediately sent off on a straight red card. 

In a dramatic change of the game, Memphis was reduced to 10-men, and then Independence midfielder Enzo Martinez picked out Niki Jackson for the go-ahead score. Collecting all three points, the Independence eliminated Memphis for playoff contention and leapfrogged them in the Eastern Conference Standings. 

The Independence will return home for the final regular-season home game  this Saturday, October 19th for Kick Breast Cancer Night presented by Novant Health. Tickets are on sale at https://www.charlotteindependence.com. 

Memphis (TN) — The Charlotte Independence extended their winning streak to three games with a 2-1 victory over Memphis 901 FC on Saturday night. Independence forward Niki Jackson was in on both scores, including the game-winning header in the 77th minute. 

Throughout a quiet first half, the Independence mainly dominated the quality chances, finally breaking through in the 39th minute. Independence defender Clay Dimick crossed in a ball, which Jackson acrobatically kicked forcing a save from Memphis goalkeeper Jeff Caldwell. The rebound fell directly to Jorge Herrera who netted his 72nd career USL Championship regular-season goal. 

For a second consecutive game, the Independence only conceded a goal outside of the run of play via a penalty kick. In the 73rd minute, Memphis forward Brandon Allen stepped to the spot and scored the penalty, but follow an altercation, was immediately sent off on a straight red card. 

In a dramatic change of the game, Memphis was reduced to 10-men, and then Independence midfielder Enzo Martinez picked out Niki Jackson for the go-ahead score. Collecting all three points, the Independence eliminated Memphis for playoff contention and leapfrogged them in the Eastern Conference Standings. 

The Independence will return home for the final regular-season home game  this Saturday, October 19th for Kick Breast Cancer Night presented by Novant Health. Tickets are on sale at https://www.charlotteindependence.com. 

SCORING SUMMARY

DISCIPLINARY SUMMARY

CHARLOTTE INDEPENDENCE STARTING LINEUP

Brandon Miller; Steven Thicot, Hugh Roberts, Clay Dimick, Abdoulie Mansally, Ricardo Bocanegra, Dominic Oduro,  Jake Areman (Valentin Sabella –  76'), Niki Jackson, Jorge Herrera, Enzo Martinez

Memphis 901 FC STARTING LINEUP

Jeff Caldwell, Wesley Charpie (Joshua Morton –  85'), Marc Burch, Ewan Grandison, Liam Doyle, Cameron Lindley, Pierre Da Silva, Lagos Kunga, Marcus Epps, Dan Metzger (Elliot Collier – 61'), Brandon Allen

SCORING SUMMARY

DISCIPLINARY SUMMARY

CHARLOTTE INDEPENDENCE STARTING LINEUP

Brandon Miller; Steven Thicot, Hugh Roberts, Clay Dimick, Abdoulie Mansally, Ricardo Bocanegra, Dominic Oduro,  Jake Areman (Valentin Sabella –  76′), Niki Jackson, Jorge Herrera, Enzo Martinez

Memphis 901 FC STARTING LINEUP

Jeff Caldwell, Wesley Charpie (Joshua Morton –  85′), Marc Burch, Ewan Grandison, Liam Doyle, Cameron Lindley, Pierre Da Silva, Lagos Kunga, Marcus Epps, Dan Metzger (Elliot Collier – 61′), Brandon Allen

Charlotte (NC) – The Charlotte Independence professional soccer team and the Charlotte Independence Soccer Club have joined in partnership with Rimz One. A local business and online retailer for automobile performance parts, installation and accessories, makes your ordinary vehicle a one-of-a-kind ride. 

“We’ve been blessed to grow our local business into a leading on-line business in our category,” said Emily Mashburn, co-owner of Rimz One. “We make normal cars cool, exciting and one-of-a-kinds, even soccer mom vehicles,” added Mike Mashburn, co-ower of Rimz One. “We also love investing in the region’s youth and helping make a difference in the community. Aligning with the Charlotte Independence Soccer Club and pro team allows us to give back and make the region a better place to live through sports.”

With a strong line-up of digital and event assets from the men’s professional soccer team and the added reach and direct marketing capabilities of the youth academy, Rimz One will leverage the partnership to reach the 12,000 academy families, the entire Charlotte region and entire country, driving substantial web traffic to the company’s website, www.RimzOne.com and to the company’s showroom and installation shop located in Mooresville, NC.

“We’re excited to continue to grow the soccer community in the Charlotte region and join companies that share our vision of making Charlotte a better place to live, through sports,” said Tim Schuldt Chief Revenue Officer for the Independence. “We’re thrilled to partner with Rimz One and help them grow their local and on-line business to the next level.”

The new agreement delivers benefits through the 2020 Charlotte Independence season and positions Rimz One with the opportunity to extend their category partnership with the pro team, when they transition to their new home at the all new American Legion Memorial Stadium in uptown Charlotte.

Charlotte (NC) – The Charlotte Independence professional soccer team and the Charlotte Independence Soccer Club have joined in partnership with Rimz One. A local business and online retailer for automobile performance parts, installation and accessories, makes your ordinary vehicle a one-of-a-kind ride. 

“We’ve been blessed to grow our local business into a leading on-line business in our category,” said Emily Mashburn, co-owner of Rimz One. “We make normal cars cool, exciting and one-of-a-kinds, even soccer mom vehicles,” added Mike Mashburn, co-ower of Rimz One. “We also love investing in the region’s youth and helping make a difference in the community. Aligning with the Charlotte Independence Soccer Club and pro team allows us to give back and make the region a better place to live through sports.”

With a strong line-up of digital and event assets from the men’s professional soccer team and the added reach and direct marketing capabilities of the youth academy, Rimz One will leverage the partnership to reach the 12,000 academy families, the entire Charlotte region and entire country, driving substantial web traffic to the company’s website, www.RimzOne.com and to the company’s showroom and installation shop located in Mooresville, NC.

“We’re excited to continue to grow the soccer community in the Charlotte region and join companies that share our vision of making Charlotte a better place to live, through sports,” said Tim Schuldt Chief Revenue Officer for the Independence. “We’re thrilled to partner with Rimz One and help them grow their local and on-line business to the next level.”

The new agreement delivers benefits through the 2020 Charlotte Independence season and positions Rimz One with the opportunity to extend their category partnership with the pro team, when they transition to their new home at the all new American Legion Memorial Stadium in uptown Charlotte.

TAMPA, Fla. – Charlotte Independence defender Abdoulie Mansally has been named to the USL Team of the Week for Week 31 of the 2019 season. Mansally led the team with three key passes including the game-winning assist from a free kick in Sunday's 2-1 victory at Bethlehem Steel FC. 

Reno 1868 FC goalkeeper JT Marcinkowski has been voted the USL Championship Player of the Week for Week 31 of the 2019 season. The United States U-23 international recorded a nine-save shutout – the second-highest number of saves posted in a shutout in the Championship this season – to earn 1868 FC a 0-0 draw against El Paso Locomotive FC on Saturday night at Greater Nevada Field.

Marcinkowski received 35 percent of the poll conducted by a national panel of independent media representing every USL Championship market. Tacoma Defiance’s Justin Dhillon finished second on 24 percent after recording two goals and one assist in his side’s 4-1 victory against Fresno FC on Saturday,
the Defiance’s first road win of the season.

USL Championship Team of the Week
GK – JT Marcinkowski, Reno 1868 FC: Marcinkowski posted a nine-save shutout to earn 1868 FC a point in a 0-0 draw against El Paso Locomotive FC on Saturday night.

D – Onua Obasi, Ottawa Fury FC: Obasi won 16 of 20 duels, went 8 of 8 in aerial duels and made 12 recoveries as Fury FC earned a 1-0 victory against Indy Eleven last Wednesday night.

D – Chiro N’Toko, El Paso Locomotive FC: N’Toko scored once, completed 58 of 59 passes, won 4 of 5 duels and made four recoveries as Locomotive FC took victory against Fresno FC last Wednesday night.

D – Abdoulie Mansallay, Charlotte Independence: Mansally recorded one assist, had four chances created, made nine recoveries and completed 27 of 36 passes as the Independence defeated
Bethlehem.

M – Harry Forrester, Orange County SC: Forrester scored once, completed 40 of 49 passes and 4 of 5 dribbles, won 9 of 14 duels and 2 of 3 tackles as Orange County took a 2-0 win against OKC Energy FC.

M – Gordon Wild, Loudoun United FC: Wild had one goal on five shots, recorded three key passes and completed 3 of 5 crosses as Loudoun took victory on Friday night against the Tampa Bay Rowdies.

M – Jose Aguinaga, Phoenix Rising FC: Aguinaga had one goal, two assists, six chances created and completed 43 of 51 passes in Rising FC’s 5-3 victory against the Portland Timbers 2 on Saturday.

M – Irvin Parra, Las Vegas Lights FC: Parra scored a pair of goals to lead Las Vegas to a 4-2 victory against San Antonio FC on Saturday night that kept Lights FC’s playoff chances alive.

F – Thomas Enevoldsen, Sacramento Republic FC: Enevoldsen had two goals and one assist for the week, including a goal and assist in Republic FC’s 3-2 victory against Tulsa Roughnecks FC on Saturday.

F – Ben Spencer, Phoenix Rising FC: Spencer notched a pair of goals and completed 26 of 30 passes as Rising FC took victory against the Portland Timbers 2 on Saturday night.

F – Justin Dhillon, Tacoma Defiance: Dhillon scored twice and notched an assist as the Defiance took their first road win of the season in a 4-1 victory against Fresno FC on Saturday night.

Bench: Andre Rawls (COS), George Campbell (ATL), Karl Ouimette (IND), Magnus Rasmussen (LOU), Robbie Kristo (NC), Sebastian Velasquez (ELP), Alfonso Ocampo-Chavez (TAC)

TAMPA, Fla. – Charlotte Independence defender Abdoulie Mansally has been named to the USL Team of the Week for Week 31 of the 2019 season. Mansally led the team with three key passes including the game-winning assist from a free kick in Sunday’s 2-1 victory at Bethlehem Steel FC. 

Reno 1868 FC goalkeeper JT Marcinkowski has been voted the USL Championship Player of the Week for Week 31 of the 2019 season. The United States U-23 international recorded a nine-save shutout – the second-highest number of saves posted in a shutout in the Championship this season – to earn 1868 FC a 0-0 draw against El Paso Locomotive FC on Saturday night at Greater Nevada Field.

Marcinkowski received 35 percent of the poll conducted by a national panel of independent media representing every USL Championship market. Tacoma Defiance’s Justin Dhillon finished second on 24 percent after recording two goals and one assist in his side’s 4-1 victory against Fresno FC on Saturday,
the Defiance’s first road win of the season.

USL Championship Team of the Week
GK – JT Marcinkowski, Reno 1868 FC: Marcinkowski posted a nine-save shutout to earn 1868 FC a point in a 0-0 draw against El Paso Locomotive FC on Saturday night.

D – Onua Obasi, Ottawa Fury FC: Obasi won 16 of 20 duels, went 8 of 8 in aerial duels and made 12 recoveries as Fury FC earned a 1-0 victory against Indy Eleven last Wednesday night.

D – Chiro N’Toko, El Paso Locomotive FC: N’Toko scored once, completed 58 of 59 passes, won 4 of 5 duels and made four recoveries as Locomotive FC took victory against Fresno FC last Wednesday night.

D – Abdoulie Mansallay, Charlotte Independence: Mansally recorded one assist, had four chances created, made nine recoveries and completed 27 of 36 passes as the Independence defeated
Bethlehem.

M – Harry Forrester, Orange County SC: Forrester scored once, completed 40 of 49 passes and 4 of 5 dribbles, won 9 of 14 duels and 2 of 3 tackles as Orange County took a 2-0 win against OKC Energy FC.

M – Gordon Wild, Loudoun United FC: Wild had one goal on five shots, recorded three key passes and completed 3 of 5 crosses as Loudoun took victory on Friday night against the Tampa Bay Rowdies.

M – Jose Aguinaga, Phoenix Rising FC: Aguinaga had one goal, two assists, six chances created and completed 43 of 51 passes in Rising FC’s 5-3 victory against the Portland Timbers 2 on Saturday.

M – Irvin Parra, Las Vegas Lights FC: Parra scored a pair of goals to lead Las Vegas to a 4-2 victory against San Antonio FC on Saturday night that kept Lights FC’s playoff chances alive.

F – Thomas Enevoldsen, Sacramento Republic FC: Enevoldsen had two goals and one assist for the week, including a goal and assist in Republic FC’s 3-2 victory against Tulsa Roughnecks FC on Saturday.

F – Ben Spencer, Phoenix Rising FC: Spencer notched a pair of goals and completed 26 of 30 passes as Rising FC took victory against the Portland Timbers 2 on Saturday night.

F – Justin Dhillon, Tacoma Defiance: Dhillon scored twice and notched an assist as the Defiance took their first road win of the season in a 4-1 victory against Fresno FC on Saturday night.

Bench: Andre Rawls (COS), George Campbell (ATL), Karl Ouimette (IND), Magnus Rasmussen (LOU), Robbie Kristo (NC), Sebastian Velasquez (ELP), Alfonso Ocampo-Chavez (TAC)