As Photo Editor I have had the pleasure of working with a great core of PSP photographers, including Daniel Gajdamowicz, Earl Gardner, Rob Simmons, and Marjorie Elzey. We have all contributed to this year’s collection of Union game day photos — here’s just a small sample from each of those games. Thank you for all of your support and let us know what you think of our work and if we missed any of your favorites!

The first game of the season didn’t go the Union’s way as the fell to Toronto 3-1 — but it set the tone for the year! (Paul Rudderow)

After a tough loss in Kansas City and an exciting tie in Atlanta, the Union easily handled Columbus Crew thanks to the continued development of their young talent. (Paul Rudderow)

After a 2-0 win in Cincinnati, the Union continued the streak at home with a hard fought 2-1 win against FC Dallas. (Daniel Gajdamowicz)

After a lackluster 2-0 loss to LA Galaxy, the Union came back strong with a clean sheet in a 3-0 win against Montreal. (Paul Rudderow)

After an away 1-1 tie with Vancouver, Kacper Przybylko repeated with his second goal in his second start as the Union beat FC Cincinnati 2-0. (Paul Rudderow)

In their largest win of the season, the Union handed New England a hefty 6-1 loss. (Daniel Gajdamowicz)

Following a nice win 2-1 in Toronto, the Union had to settle for a scoreless draw with Seattle. (Rob Simmons)

The Union’s poor form continued with a 3-1 loss to Portland. (Rob Simmons)

The Union continued to drop points at home with a 1-1 tie to a beatable Colorado team. (Daniel Gajdamowicz)

To complement a great 3-2 road win in Minnesota, the Union came back to Chester to beat New York Red Bulls 3-2 in a game that will forever be known as the “Ilsinho Game.” (Rob Simmons)

Unfortunately the Union couldn’t ride the wave into Washington and were washed out of the Open Cup with a 2-1 loss. (Marjorie Elzey)

The mid-season issues continues as the Union went on the road and tied New England 1-1 and then lost to NYC FC 4-2. (Marjorie Elzey)

The Union were able to win in Orlando but could only tie the Lions 2-2 back in Chester. (Earl Gardner)

A 4-0 loss on the road in Salt Lake was followed by a 2-0 win against Chicago. (Daniel Gajdamowicz)

The roller coaster continued, with a 4-0 loss to Montreal followed by a big away 5-1 win against DC United. (Marjorie Elzey)

With a little scoring help from the defense, the Union defeated Houston 2-1, but lost to Chicago 2-0 away. (Paul Rudderow)

For “Alumni Night,” the Union pulled together a interesting collection of player alumni (here, Alejandro Moreno and Sebastien Le Toux) for a pre-game meet and greet. (Earl Gardner)

To make the day that much more special, the Union soared past DC with a 3-1 win. (Earl Gardner)

In the biggest win in Union history (to that point), the Union pulled off a 3-1 win against Atlanta. (Daniel Gajdamowicz)

During an international break, the Union defeated Pumas Unam 3-0 in a friendly. (Marjorie Elzey)

Riding the current run of good play, the Union were able to grab a point with a 1-1 tie with LAFC. (Daniel Gajdamowicz)

Unfortunately a string of away games dropped the Union out of first with a 2-0 loss to NYRB, a 2-1 win in San Jose, a 2-0 loss in Columbus, and a 2-1 loss back in Chester against NYCFC. (Paul Rudderow)

The Union came back from two two-goal deficits to secure that elusive first playoff win in club history. (Earl Gardner)

Thank you from all of the photographers at PSP!