The Charlotte Independence defeated the Richmond Kickers Friday with a 3-2 win at the Ramblewood Stadium. The match started a bit slow for the Independence, and things did not look good when Richmond player Sunny Jane made the first goal in the 20th minute. The Independence was able to get back on their feet with a goal from forward Caleb Calvert, which evened out the first half to 1-1. The second half saw a more energetic and determined Independence. Midfielder Enzo
Jackson Eskay, who led the FC Frederick NPSL squad in assists in 2015, signed a professional contract with the Richmond Kickers of the USL last week. “Jackson’s signing is another positive example of what can happen when you attend our tryouts,” Richmond Kickers Director of Soccer Leigh Cowlishaw commented. “He made an immediate impact at the event and continued to impress when he joined the squad full time.” Photo Credit: James Loving/Richmond Kickers Eskay, a senior midfielder at William & Mary, was
The Richmond Kickers were back in action Saturday night at UR Stadium to host the Real Maryland Monarchs in the regular season finale. The match marked the fourth meeting between the two clubs. The first three were played across two weeks to open the season; two ended in Richmond’s favor, the other in a draw—and the fourth meeting would end just the same as the clubs placed the final stamp on the series this summer in a 1-1 draw. The third
Congratulations to the Richmond Kickers, the new champions of USL’s 2nd Division. They defeated the Charlotte Eagles 3-1 in a fast and furious matchup. Richmond joins Ventura County Fusion (PDL) and Pali Blues Soccer Club (W-League) as the best teams in their respective divisions.