It was the goal heard around the American soccer world — or at least, it was one of them last week. J.T. Noone keyed the week’s most improbable comeback with a 22-yard goal to lift Harrisburg to a near-miraculous upset in the US Open Cup.
J.T. Noone’s US Open Cup heroics, Corey Hertzog’s (pictured) big game on loan against Orlando, and more in Philadelphians Abroad.
Junior Lone Star win their home opener to move to fourth on the NPSL Keystone Conference table.
Junior Lone Star FC enters tonight’s home contest placed fifth in the Keystone Conference. The Stars are looking for their first win after two losses during the opening weekend of their inaugural season.
It’s a tale of good soccer, long bus rides, kung fu aliens, Snickers, Gatorade, and a gun-toting guy and his waffle-eating dog. Reading United’s Kyle McCarthy takes us behind the scenes in his club’s trip to Charleston, South Carolina for what could be the toughest match they play all season.
Andrew Wenger might make a habit of this: He’s PSP’s Philadelphia Player of the Week after scoring in his first start for Montreal.
Philly area players traded goals in Colorado, while Morgan Langley (pictured) scored a game-winner off a J.T. Noone assist for Harrisburg. PSP rounds up local players’ performances in the pros this past week.
Philly’s Junior Lone Star return to NPSL action against Jersey City Eagles.
Philadelphia’s Junior Lone Star are on the road on Saturday to face Pocono Snow FC.
PSP brings an uncensored look inside one of the nation’s top minor league clubs, Reading United AC, as Reading and Villanova defender Kyle McCarthy begins his weekly journal chronicling what life is really like for players in the PDL.
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