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USL League One Announces 2021 All-League Teams

TAMPA, Fla. – USL League One honored its leading performers from this year’s regular season campaign on Wednesday with the announcement of the 2021 USL League One All-League Teams. Chattanooga Red Wolves SC, the Richmond Kickers and Union Omaha each saw two players named to the First Team, while Omaha led all clubs with five players across the 22 selections. Eleven of the league’s clubs were represented overall.

Omaha is represented on the All-League First Team for a second consecutive year by defender Damia Viader and by forward Greg Hurst, who earned his second consecutive selection as well after being honored in 2020 as a member of Chattanooga Red Wolves SC. The trio of forward Evan Conway, midfielder Devin Boyce and goalkeeper Rashid Nuhu earn All-League Second Team honors for los Buhos, with Conway and Nuhu earning their second consecutive selections to the team.

In addition to Viader and Hurst, the Richmond Kickers’ Emiliano Terzaghi – who claimed the league’s Golden Boot for a second consecutive season – is also named to the All-League First Team for the second consecutive year. Additionally, 2020 All-League Second Team selections Marco Micaletto of South Georgia Tormenta FC and Ricky Ruiz of Chattanooga Red Wolves SC each earn First Team honors this campaign.

The 2021 USL League One All-League Team was voted on by club management.

The finalists for the 2021 USL League One Awards will be announced on Thursday, with the Award Winners to be announced next week during the build-up to the 2021 USL League One Final.

GK – Akira Fitzgerald, Richmond Kickers: Fitzgerald had a remarkable season in which he led the league with both 10 shutouts and 89 saves, recording a save percentage of 71.8 percent as he played all-but-one game of the regular season to help Richmond see postseason action for the first time in League One.

D – Kobe Franklin, Toronto FC II: The 18-year-old Canadian youth international had a fine campaign as he ranked eight in the league with 46 interceptions and also tied for fifth in the league with six assists, ranking fourth among full backs with a +4.24 Goals Added rating.

D – Jason Ramos, Chattanooga Red Wolves SC: Ramos had a standout year in the center of the Red Wolves’ defense as he ranked second among outfield players with 211 recoveries and also notched 87 clearances, 25 interceptions and 32 tackles won. Ramos was also solid on the ball, completing 1,275 of 1,537 passes (83 percent) during the regular season.

D – Ryan Spaulding, New England Revolution II: Spaulding ranked fourth in League One in interceptions with 51 for the season and won 60.7 percent of duels and 66.2 percent of aerial duels while also scoring three goals and recording 26 key passes. His performance saw him record the highest Goals Added mark among full backs at +5.88, ranking 13th overall in the league.

D – Damia Viader, Union Omaha: The Spanish standout earned his second consecutive First Team selection after recording six goals and five assists and finishing second in the league with 58 key passes in attack. He also ranked third in the league in interceptions with 56 and third among outfield players with 205 recoveries defensively and completed 43 dribbles, good for third in the league.

M – Marco Micaletto, South Georgia Tormenta FC: Micaletto earned his first All-League First Team honors as he recorded a team-high 11 goals – tied for fourth in the league – and recorded three assists and 40 key passes as he started in every game for Tormenta while missing only 22 minutes of action all campaign.

M – Aaron Molloy, Forward Madison FC: Molloy was the central cog that made Madison tick as he completed a league-high 1,615 of 1,874 passes in the regular season for an 86.2 passing accuracy rate and 50.38 xPass rating, second-highest in the league. Molloy also led outfield players with 237 recoveries, and had four goals, three assists and 54 key passes, putting him third in the league in the latter category.

M – Ricky Ruiz, Chattanooga Red Wolves SC: Ruiz tied the League One record with 10 assists in the regular season and also led the league with 59 key passes as he earned his first All-League First Team selection and second overall. The 25-year-old also won 55.6 percent of duels, completed 74 percent of passes overall, and ranked 11th in Goals Added at +5.96.

F – Greg Hurst, Union Omaha: Hurst continued to prove a prolific finisher after his offseason move to Omaha to earn his second consecutive All-League First Team honor. The 24-year-old led Union with 13 goals in the regular season – good for third overall in the league – as he notched a goal every 170.3 minutes. Hurst also recorded two assists and 25 key passes and finished seventh in the league with a +6.30 Goals Added mark.

F – Marios Lomis, Greenville Triumph SC: Lomis produced his finest season since moving to the United States for Triumph SC as he finished second in the league with 14 goals in the regular season. The Dutch forward averaged a goal every 138.3 minutes and also notched one assist and 16 key passes while finishing the regular season in second place in total shots on 60, earning the league’s second-highest Goals Added mark of +7.21.

F – Emiliano Terzaghi, Richmond Kickers: The Argentine forward took his outstanding campaign in 2020 and built on it for the Kickers this year as he set a new regular season record with 18 goals in 27 appearances. Terzaghi averaged a goal every 128.4 minutes to help drive the Kickers to the postseason and earned a +6.65 Goals Added mark for the campaign, fourth in the league.

GK – Rashid Nuhu, Union Omaha: Nuhu earned his second consecutive selection to the All-League Second Team after earning the League One Golden Glove with a league-best 0.75 goals-against average. The Ghanaian recorded a save percentage of 71 percent as he recorded 44 saves in 24 appearances and posted a +2.32 Goals Added mark for his defensive play.

D – Noah Franke, FC Tucson: Franke had a strong all-around season, ranking tied for 11th in the league with 43 interceptions and also winning 31 tackles at a 71.1 percent success rate while recording 148 recoveries. In attack, Franke notched four assists and 20 chances created while posting an overall passing accuracy rate of 82.7 percent.

D – Brandon Fricke, Greenville Triumph SC: Fricke earned his second consecutive selection to the All-League Team having been a First Team selection in 2020 as he ranked sixth in the league with 85 clearances while also recording 37 interceptions and 107 recoveries defensively while also notching one goal and one assist in attack.

D – Abdi Mohamed, Greenville Triumph SC: Mohamed earned his first selection to the All-League Team after recording 21 interceptions and 45 clearances and a 75 percent tackle success rate defensively and three assists and 24 key passes overall when joining the attack for a Greenville side that ramped up defensively down the final stretch.

D – Connor Tobin, Forward Madison FC: The veteran center back earned a second consecutive All-League Second Team selection as he led the league in clearances with 143 and also ranked second in successful passes with 1,320 at an accuracy rate of 84.8 percent. Tobin earned the highest Goals Added rate among defenders in League One at +5.91 in the regular season.

M – Devin Boyce, Union Omaha: Boyce took a notable step forward in production in his second professional season, finishing tied for second in the league with eight assists while also notching four goals and recording 40 key passes. The 25-year-old also made 20 interceptions defensively and posted a +4.04 Goals Added mark.

M – Charlie Dennis, FC Tucson: Dennis proved a key catalyst for FC Tucson’s trip to the postseason as he led the squad with nine goals and eight assists, finishing tied for second in the league in the latter category. The English midfielder also ranked sixth in the league with 43 key passes and completed 79.2 percent of his passes overall.

M – Aaron Walker, Greenville Triumph SC: Walker earned his first All-League selection after recording five goals, three assists and 19 key passes while helping Triumph SC win and distribute possession in the middle of the park, completing 815 passes at an accuracy rate of 83.1 percent and notching 24 interceptions and 138 recoveries.

F – Evan Conway, Union Omaha: Conway earned his second consecutive All-League selection after being on the First Team in 2020 as he scored 10 goals, good for seventh in the league and second on los Buhos, while averaging a goal every 112.1 minutes. Conway posted a 62.5 percent shooting accuracy rate and also notched one assist and 13 key passes overall in the regular season.

F – Shaan Hundal, Fort Lauderdale CF: The former Canada U-20 international had a breakout season as he recorded 11 goals to tie for fourth in the league while also recording three assists and 20 key passes. Hundal averaged a goal every 171.1 minutes and ranked ninth in the league with a +6.05 Goals Added mark, highest in Fort Lauderdale’s squad.

F – Gibran Rayo, North Texas SC: The 20-year-old recorded seven goals, two assists and 24 key passes to help North Texas return to the postseason this year, and also put in solid work on the defensive side of the ball with 16 interceptions and 14 won tackles at a success rate of 60.9 percent. The Dallas native also posted a passing accuracy rate of 82.7 percent and led his side with a +4.72 Goals Added mark.

Emiliano Terzaghi Named October USL League One Cleer Audio Player of the Month

TAMPA, Fla. — USL League One announced Tuesday that reigning league MVP and newly-minted back-to-back Golden Boot winner Emiliano Terzaghi was named the October Cleer Audio Player of the Month following five goals including a brace that was instrumental in sending the Kickers to the postseason for the first time since 2016.

This marks the second time that Terzaghi is named the Player of the Month during the 2021 season after the Argentine was named Player of the Month in July. This also marks his third overall Player of the Month award from the league after he previously won in September 2020.

“I really appreciate the recognition of being named the player of the month,” Terzaghi said. “We fought as a team and I am happy my performance helped the team make the playoffs.”

Terzaghi began the month by recording four goals in a critical five-match winning streak that put the Kickers in a position to qualify for the playoffs. He capped off his scoring with a goal in the regular-season finale at FC Tucson that saw the forward set the new single-season goal-scoring record at 18 goals.

“Emiliano has been an incredible professional over the past two years,” Chief Sporting Officer and Head Coach Darren Sawatzky said. “To win the Golden Boot once is a great accomplishment. To back it up the following year and to be recognized again as a player of the month in our league is a testament to how hard he works. We are very happy for him”

Terzaghi received 44 percent of a weighted poll that included the USL League One Technical Committee and an online fan vote held at USLLeagueOne.com. Union Omaha’s Devin Boyce finished second on 33 percent after recording five assists and one goal in the final month of the season, while Toronto FC II’s Kobe Franklin finished third on 10 percent after recording four assists and one goal.

Player	Fan Vote	Weight	USL Vote	Weight	Total Weighted Vote
Emiliano Terzaghi (RIC)	6%	4%	100%	40%	44%
Devin Boyce (OMA)	55%	33%	0%	0%	33%
Kobe Franklin (TOR)	17%	10%	0%	0%	10%
Evan Conway (OMA)	15%	9%	0%	0%	9%
Azaad Liadi (TRM)	7%	4%	0%	0%	4%

Match Recap: Kickers Postseason Run Ends Late On the Road

TUCSON, Ariz. — The Richmond Kickers’ (11-10-7) first playoff run since the 2016 season ended on the road at FC Tucson (11-10-7) in the quarterfinals of the USL League One playoffs after an 87th-minute goal and only shot on target for the hosts broke the stalemate.

Richmond’s first playoff match since 2016 was underway with the Reds making one change from the last several weeks with Nathan Aune starting in the match. The Kickers were solid in the back as they absorbed pressure from the hosts while flashing danger on the wings on the counter.

Both sides were unable to exploit each other’s defenses as the match went into the half in a stalemate just one week after the same match between the two sides saw three combined goals in the first 45.

When the two sides emerged for the second half, Richmond pressed for a go-ahead. Jonathan Bolanos was running through the middle of the FC Tucson defense after beating his marker but was brought down shortly after earning a free kick in a decent spot for Richmond.

Nil Vinyals sent a cross into the far end of the Tucson box to Aune who squared it back across the face of the goal for Jalen Crisler who tried side-footing the ball but the Tucson defense and Wallis Lapsley were able to get pressure on the attempt and quell the attack.

In the 75th minute, Bolanos was surging up the left wing, beating his marker turning him inside, then cutting into the box he let a low-driven shot into the near post which Lapsley was able to get behind, and collect.

With the clock winding down, in the final 10 minutes of regular time, FC Tucson was able to find a go-ahead goal off of a Derri Corfe shot into the far post, bringing Tucson to 1-0 in the 87th minute. Despite having three additional minutes of stoppage time, the Kickers were unable to find an equalizer.

The Kickers were unlucky not to earn a result in the desert as the attack produced twice as many shots as the hosts including five shots on target while holding Tucson to only one shot on target. Ultimately, the Kickers were built to withstand a siege and were dangerous off the ball.

While Richmond’s season ends in Tucson, the Reds under Darren Sawatzky have their first playoff appearance under their belt exactly two years to the day that Sawatzky was named the man to rebuild the club and after a truncated 2020 season that saw the Reds 90 minutes away from making the 2020 USL League One Final.

The Roos will look to continue building on the progress made over the last two years as they head into the 2022 USL League One Season.

BOX SCORE

	First Half	Second Half	Final
Richmond	0	0	0
FC Tucson	0	1	1

LINEUPS

Richmond: Akira Fitzgerald, Chris Cole, Ivan Magalhães, Nathan Aune (59’ – Victor Falck), Jalen Crisler, Esteban Calvo, Zaca Moran, Ethan Bryant (89’ – Oalex Anderson), Nil Vinyals (88’ – Luke Pavone ), Emiliano Terzaghi, Jonathan Bolanos (80’ – Matt Bolduc)

Unused Substitutes: Austin Causey, Juan Pablo Monticelli, Hernan Gonzalez

FC Tucson: Wallis Lapsley, Maximiliano Schenfeld, Noah Franke, Luca Mastrantonio, Kaelon Fox, Charlie Dennis, Mohamed Kone, Joao Delgado (23’ – Daniel Bedoya)(89’ – Dakota Barnathan), Shak Adams (89’ – Alex Knox)ââ, Deri Corfe, Kevin Rodríguez (82’ – Giovanni Calixtro)

Unused Substitutes: Manuel Ferriol, Ryan Shellow, Alioune Diakhate

STATISTICS

	Shots	Saves	Fouls	Corners
Richmond	12	0	13	4
FC Tucson	6	5	11	5

SCORING SUMMARY

87’

TUC

Corfe

CAUTIONS SUMMARY

45’+1

51’

55’

RIC

TUC

Bolanos

Kone

Corfe

EJECTIONS SUMMARY

None.

MATCH INFORMATION

Referee: Jeremy Scheer

Assistant Refeeree: N/A

Fourth Official: N/A

Attendance: N/A

Weather: Partly Cloudy, 80 ºF

Match Preview: Kickers Make First Playoff Appearance Since 2016, Rematch At FC Tucson in USL League One Quarterfinals

Match Information:

USL League One Playoffs: Quarterfinals

FC Tucson vs Richmond Kickers

Kino North Stadium, Tucson, Arizona

Saturday, November 6th at 10:00 p.m.

Broadcast Information:

Internet: ESPN+

TV (Local): WTVR CBS 6.3 (Comcast 206/Verizon FiOS 466)

TUCSON, Ariz. – The fifth-seeded Richmond Kickers (11-10-7) return to the postseason for the first time since 2016 with a rematch of the regular-season finale at fourth-seeded FC Tucson (11-10-7) for the quarterfinals of the USL League One 2021 Playoffs. Kickoff for the match is set for 10:00 p.m. EST.

With the Kickers playing in Tucson last weekend, the Reds stayed in the desert to use the week to acclimate and prepare for the rematch at FC Tucson.

Last week’s match began with an early attack on goal from the Reds. Matt Bolduc was freed up on the right wing and made a run to the goalline, crossed the ball, and Jonathan Bolanos broke into space and side-footed the cross into the goal to give Richmond an early lead in the 22nd minute.

FC Tucson answered back moments later with a goal by Max Schenfeld in the 24th minute. With the game level at 1-1 and the first half winding down, Tucson’s Derri Corfe dribbled into space at the top of the Richmond box and found space to let a shot off. The shut curled away from Akira Fitzgerald into the far post and gave FC Tucson the go-ahead goal in the 42nd minute, just before halftime.

The Reds pushed for an equalizer right out of the gate in the second half. Emiliano Terzaghi pressed the Tucson defense hard and was free on goal against Wallis Lapsley, Terzaghi pushed the ball to the side and Lapsley took Terzaghi down to earn him a penalty. Terzaghi placed the ball on the spot and drilled the penalty into the net, equalizing for the Reds, 2-2.

FC Tucson earned a corner kick in the 51st minute which Charlie Dennis delivered into the center of the box for Luca Mastrantonio to head into the goal, giving FC Tucson the lead again, 3-2. Shak Adams would go on to score the insurance goal for FC Tucson later in the 58th minute.

The result from the first quarterfinal matchup of the day between third-seeded Chattanooga Red Wolves SC and sixth-seeded North Texas SC will be determined before the beginning of the Kickers’ match. If the Reds advance along with Chattanooga, then the Kickers will play at first-seeded Union Omaha next Saturday. If the Reds advance along with North Texas, the Kickers will play at second-seeded Greenville Triumph SC.

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Richmond Kickers

Jonathan Bolanos (#17) is a pacey winger who’s scored five goals and notched an assist this season. Bolanos enjoys making deep, diagonal runs into the opposition’s territory. Bolanos scored against FC Tucson last time out and if the Reds can spread the defense out across the box it will give Bolanos the space to go at defenders and use his pace to get the most out of his chances.

Emiliano Terzaghi (#32) was awarded the Golden Boot for the 2021 season, for the second consecutive year. This time around Terzaghi notched 18 goals, breaking Ronaldo Damus’ single-season USL League One goals-coring record. Terzaghi averages a goal every 128.4 minutes and was inches away from scoring two goals against FC Tucson last time out.

Nil Vinyals (#10) is a creative playmaker in the midfielder. Playing alongside Zaca Moran, Vinyals has the ability to create numerous chances and recycle the ball in possession creatively. Vinyals has a passing accuracy of 74.7% and four assists to his name.

FC Tucson

Charlie Dennis (#10) is FC Tucson’s leading goalscorer with nine goals, he also leads the squad in assists with eight. Dennis is a dangerous playmaker and goalscorer in the final third as well as a dead-ball specialist.

Shak Adams (#17) is the next leading goalscorer in the squad, only one behind Charlie Dennis with eight goals and a pair of assists himself. Adams is lightning fast and dangerous in wide areas of the pitch where he can make space and take on defenders. Adams’ 81.9% passing accuracy makes him a valuable asset for Tucson’s attack and for connecting with the rest of the forward line.

Derri Corfe (#9) is an efficient goal scorer who is willing to take the shots that others may shy away from. Corfe has an 84% passing accuracy, seven goals, and two assists. Corfe leads the squad in shots (52) and shots on target (31).

Richmonds Emiliano Terzaghi Claims Second Consecutive League One Golden Boot

TAMPA, Fla. – USL League One announced on Monday its first official awards for 2021 with standout Richmond Kickers forward Emiliano Terzaghi claiming his second consecutive League One Golden Boot award in leading his side to the postseason. Also honored were Union Omaha goalkeeper Rashid Nuhu, who earned his first League One Golden Glove award, and Chattanooga Red Wolves SC defender Ricky Ruiz taking the Assists Champion award.

A native of Argentina, Terzaghi set a new single-season record with 18 goals in 27 appearances, surpassing the mark set by former North Texas SC forward Ronaldo Damus of 16 in League One’s inaugural season in 2019. The 28-year-old averaged a goal every 128.4 minutes while finishing four goals ahead of his closest competition as he led the Kickers’ drive to a first appearance in the League One Playoffs, and the club’s first postseason appearance overall since 2016 in the USL Championship.

Voted to the 2020 USL League One All-League Second Team a season ago, Nuhu raised his performance this campaign to claim the Golden Glove with a goals-against average of 0.75. A native of Ghana, the 25-year-old competed collegiately at Fordham University and in USL League Two before joining the professional ranks in the USL Championship with the New York Red Bulls II in 2019. Last year he joined Omaha for its inaugural season in League One and in this campaign played a key role in the club’s first-place finish in the regular season.

A California native, Ruiz equaled League One’s single-season record with 10 assists during the regular season this campaign, matching the total set by former North Texas SC midfielder Arturo Rodriguez in the 2019 regular season. The 24-year-old has spent the past two seasons with the Red Wolves after previously competing in USL League Two during and after his college career at the University of California – Riverside, and in addition to his first-place finish in assists ranked tied for first place in Chances Created with 58.

The 2021 USL League One Golden Boot, Golden Glove and Assists Champion are the opening three awards that will be presented by the league this year. League One’s Most Valuable Player, Young Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, Defender of the Year, Goalkeeper of the Year and the USL League One All-League Teams will be announced later this month.

2021 USL League One Playoffs Presented by TwinSpires: Quarterfinals Schedule

TAMPA, Fla. – After a dramatic conclusion to the regular season on Saturday night that concluded a five-game slate of games in which the final three postseason berths were decided, the USL League One Playoffs, presented by TwinSpires, begin Saturday, Nov. 6 with two Quarterfinal matches, both of which will stream live on ESPN+.

Six teams have qualified for the single-elimination USL League One Playoffs. Home-field advantage goes in order of final position in the standings, with No. 1 seed Union Omaha and No. 2 seed Greenville Triumph SC earning a bye to the Semifinals.

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2021 USL League One Playoffs, presented by TwinSpires
(All times Eastern; home team listed first)

Saturday, Nov. 6
Chattanooga Red Wolves SC vs. North Texas SC, 7 p.m. ET, CHI Memorial Stadium
FC Tucson vs. Richmond Kickers, 10 p.m. ET, Kino North Stadium

All five playoff matches including the USL League One Final will be streamed live on ESPN+. Playoff match dates are as follows:

Quarterfinals – Nov. 5-7
Semifinals – Nov. 12-14
Final – Nov. 19-21

Also on ESPN+ is the USL Playoff Preview Show, which premieres Monday, Nov. 1 at 7 p.m. ET and will be available on demand throughout the week. Josh Eastern, Devon Kerr and Joe Malfa will break down the USL Championship and League One Playoffs.

For more information about USL League One, visit uslleagueone.com and follow @USLLeagueOne on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

Match Recap: Playoff-Bound Kickers Fall at FC Tucson in Regular-Season Finale

TUCSON, Ariz. — The Richmond Kickers (11-10-7) fell on the road at FC Tucson(11-10-7) 4-2, Saturday night as the Reds finished their 2021 regular-season campaign as the fifth seed in the USL League One playoffs presented by TwinSpires.

The sounding of the referee’s whistle marked the start of Richmond’s final regular-season match of 2021. In the 4th minute, Kevin Rodriguez took a shot on goal. Akira Fitzgerald quickly blocked the shot but another Tucson attacker gathered the rebound and took a shot at the open goal. Jalen Crisler made an emphatic goalline save and clearance to deny the early attempts at goal.

Shortly after, Matt Bolduc sent a cross into the box towards the far post and Jonathan Bolanos side-footed it at the goal. Wallis Lapsley got a hand to it but the shot had too much pace on it and bounced up into the goal netting, bringing the Reds an early go-ahead goal in the 22nd minute.

A few minutes later, FC Tucson came back with an attack of their own, and the fullback, Max Schenfeld, drilled a shot from the left side of the box that curled just out of Fitzgerald’s reach, leveling the scoreline in the 24th minute, 1-1.

FC Tucson came back with their own attack just before halftime. Deri Corfe received the ball outside of the box, dribbled towards the Richmond box, and found space to shoot. The attempt took a bounce near the goal and threw Fitzgerald off bouncing into the net, bringing FC Tucson to 2-1.

The second half was underway and the Reds pushed for an equalizer right out of the gate. Terzaghi pressed an awkward bounce deep in Tucson territory and was free on goal, Terzaghi beating his mark, was attacked by Lapsley, but Terzaghi pushed the ball to the side, beating Lapsley and having an open goal, but Lapsley took Terzaghi down and Richmond earned a penalty. Terzaghi placed the ball on the spot and drilled the penalty into the net, equalizing for the Reds, 2-2.

FC Tucson earned a corner kick in the 51st minute which Charlie Dennis delivered into the center of the box for Luca Mastrantonio to head into the goal, giving FC Tucson the lead again, 3-2.

Several minutes later, FC Tucson sent a long ball across the field to Shak Adams on the right-wing whose burst of pace took him into the Richmond box. Adams feigned left, went wide, and managed to salvage a foot of space to get a shot off into the near post, beating Fitzgerald and adding another to the scoreline, 4-2.

The Kickers have the week to rest and recuperate before they head back to the desert to face fourth-seeded Tucson in a rematch in the quarterfinals of the USL League One playoffs presented by TwinSpires. The kickoff for the match will be announced at a later date.

Stay up to date with the latest news from the Kickers at www.richmondkickers.com and on the official team app.

BOX SCORE

	First Half	Second Half	Final
Richmond	1	1	2
FC Tucson	2	2	4

LINEUPS

Richmond: Akira Fitzgerald, Chris Cole, Ivan Magalhães, Jalen Crisler (64’ – Nathan Aune), Esteban Calvo, Zaca Moran, Ethan Bryant (64’ – Victor Falck), Nil Vinyals, Matt Bolduc (64’ – Oalex Anderson), Emiliano Terzaghi, Jonathan Bolanos

Unused Substitutes: Austin Causey, Juan Pablo Monticelli, Luke Pavone, Hernan Gonzalez

FC Tucson: Wallis Lapsley, Maximiliano Schenfeld (86’ – Alioune Diakhate), Noah Franke, Luca Mastrantonio, Kaelon Fox, Charlie Dennis (86’ – Daniel Bedoya), Mohamed Kone, Joao Delgado (86’ – Dakota Barnathan), Shak Adams (80’ – Giovanni Calixtro), Deri Corfe, Kevin Rodríguez (80’ – Alex Knox)

Unused Substitutes: Manuel Ferriol, Ryan Shellow

STATISTICS

	Shots	Saves	Fouls	Corners
Richmond	15	2	25	4
FC Tucson	11	2	17	5

SCORING SUMMARY

22’

24’

42’

49’

52’

58’

RIC

TUC

RIC

TUC

Bolanos

Schenfeld

Corfe

Terzaghi

Mastrantonio

Adams

CAUTIONS SUMMARY

45’

45’+2

62’

RIC

TUC

RIC

EJECTIONS SUMMARY

None.

MATCH INFORMATION

Referee: Joseph Salinas

Assistant Refeeree: Chris Canales, Melissa Beck

Fourth Official: Benjamin Davis

Attendance: N/A

Weather: Windy, 72 ºF