FC Buffalo defender Kendell McFayden has been named the 16th and final Mitre National Player of the Week for the 2015 NPSL season. McFayden has been a standout defender for Buffalo throughout the 2015 campaign. He was instrumental in shutting down Lansing United’s attack in a 3-0 win on Friday. On Sunday McFayden scored a penalty kick to secure a 2-1 win over Fort Pitt to keep Buffalo’s playoff hopes alive. Photo Credit: Max Avery/FC Buffalo “The recognition is well-earned, and we
Red cards change games and that was certainly the case as AFC Cleveland fell 2-0 to FC Buffalo at Krenzler Field. The game was knotted at 0-0 for most of the match until 2 red cards, that’s right 2 red cards, gave Buffalo a serious advantage. The result was 2 goals scored in an amount of 10 minutes. The first was a penalty kick by FCB midfielder Ian Mort in the 86th minute. The second goal came from another Buffalo midfielder, Ozzy
FC Sparta Michigan will play their home matches at Hurley Field in Berkeley, MI. The team is led by CEO Eric Kallis, Director of Operations James Babb, and Head Coach George Kallis. “Fans should know that our club is not only instilling the concept of winning in the minds of our players but the concept that hard work will lead to success,” Eric Kallis stated. Sparta joins a vibrant soccer market with great tradition and talent, something the organization has embraced in
Krystian Witkowski is literally living a dream. Playing for childhood hero Peter Nowak at the Philadelphia Union, months after finishing his career at Marist College (NY), is pure bliss for the former U-18 Poland national team player. “MLS is a dream come true,” Witkowski stated. “Every morning when I wake up, I can’t think of a better job.” He has embraced his role as a defensive midfielder for the Union. His fitness and quality touch on the ball have made him
