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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Former D.C. United stars Eddie Pope and Earnie Stewart named to U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame
Washington, D.C. (March 29, 2011) - Former D.C. United stars Eddie Pope and Earnie Stewart were elected to the 2011 National Soccer Hall of Fame. Announced earlier today by U.S. Soccer, Pope earned a spot on 74 percent of the ballots and Stewart on 71 percent of the ballots.
Youngster Gyau a confident catalyst for US attack
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? It's not so much the words coming out of Joe Gyau's mouth, but more the look in his eye.
The 18-year-old attacker, who surged through Suriname's defense again and again on Tuesday, understands how dangerous he was during the United States U-20s' opening match of the CONCACAF Championship.
Gyau scored, earned multiple free kicks and was the best player on the field for much of the 4-0 victory. Can he continue to do what he wants with the ball?
"I'm not going to say I don't feel like I can," he said, ?I'm pretty confident that I can.?
D.C. United Player Appearances: March 30-31
As part of D.C. United?s continued efforts to make appearances in the community and through its partnership with Volkswagen, D.C. United players will be active in the Metropolitan Area following two weeks of MLS regular season play.
Midfielder Chis Pontius and rookie goalkeeper Joe Willis will both be appearing at Food & Friends on Wednesday, March 30th from 1:30 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. Food & Friends prepares, packages, and delivers meals and groceries to more than 2,800 people living with life-challenging illnesses throughout the D.C. Metro area.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/NBXWZNrMC1A/dc-united-player-appearances-march-30-31
D.C. United Player Appearances: March 30-31
As part of D.C. United?s continued efforts to make appearances in the community and through its partnership with Volkswagen, D.C. United players will be active in the Metropolitan Area following two weeks of MLS regular season play.
Midfielder Chis Pontius and rookie goalkeeper Joe Willis will both be appearing at Food & Friends on Wednesday, March 30th from 1:30 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. Food & Friends prepares, packages, and delivers meals and groceries to more than 2,800 people living with life-challenging illnesses throughout the D.C. Metro area.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/NBXWZNrMC1A/dc-united-player-appearances-march-30-31
Stewart "humbled, honored" by Hall of Fame call
AMSTERDAM ? AZ Alkmaar technical director Earnie Stewart says he was feeling as modest and grateful as ever after beng informed of his National Soccer Hall of Fame inclusion on Monday.
The longtime US national team star will be enshrined alongside former US coach Bob Gansler and former international teammates Cobi Jones, Bruce Murray and Eddie Pope. For the 42-year-old, it was a momentous bit of news with great timing.
Garza eyes continued good form for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The left back problem persists for the US.
Carlos Bocanegra isn't the answer. Jonathan Bornstein ? fresh off a shocker against Paraguay ? can do no right in the eyes of the collected masses, even when he does (see: World Cup 2010). And Jonathan Spector, nope.
But down in Guatemala, the flank was solidified ? for a night, at least.
Greg Garza, Thomas Rongen's embattled, frequently maligned, first-choice fullback, had himself a sublime performance against Suriname on Tuesday night during the U-20s' opening match of the CONCACAF Championship.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/4CUa0BmG2QU/garza-eyes-continued-good-form-for-us-u-20s
Despite win, room for improvement for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The United States U-20 squad ran all over Suriname in their opening match of the CONCACAF Championship on Tuesday night, but head coach Thomas Rongen still feels like his team can improve going forward.
Sebastian Lletget, for example, found himself too deep, which also brought Conor Doyle too far back. The team let up for stretches of 10 minutes at a time. And Rongen?s charges could play forward more, instead of sideways or backwards.
Former D.C. United stars Eddie Pope and Earnie Stewart named to U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame
Washington, D.C. (March 29, 2011) - Former D.C. United stars Eddie Pope and Earnie Stewart were elected to the 2011 National Soccer Hall of Fame. Announced earlier today by U.S. Soccer, Pope earned a spot on 74 percent of the ballots and Stewart on 71 percent of the ballots.
D.C. United signs Bill Hamid to new contract
Washington, D.C. (March 31, 2011) ? D.C. United announced today the club has signed goalkeeper Bill Hamid to a new contract. With his new deal, Hamid?s salary will now count against United?s budget. Hamid became the youngest goalkeeper in MLS history to win a League contest on May 5, 2010 against Kansas City. The previous record holder was former New York goalkeeper and current Everton player, Tim Howard.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/qgoNzuXPAuQ/dc-united-signs-bill-hamid-to-new-contract
Despite win, room for improvement for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The United States U-20 squad ran all over Suriname in their opening match of the CONCACAF Championship on Tuesday night, but head coach Thomas Rongen still feels like his team can improve going forward.
Sebastian Lletget, for example, found himself too deep, which also brought Conor Doyle too far back. The team let up for stretches of 10 minutes at a time. And Rongen?s charges could play forward more, instead of sideways or backwards.
US U-20s stomp Suriname in CONCACAF Champ.
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The United States U-20 national team got the start they wanted in their opening match of the CONCACAF Championship on Tuesday night, putting four past an overmatched Suriname squad.
Bobby Wood, Joe Gyau (above) and Conor Doyle tallied in the first half, while Kelyn Rowe's late second-half effort capped off a 4-0 night for the organized and impressive US squad at Estadio Mateo Flores.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/NL9oG-qQ0eU/us-u-20s-stomp-suriname-in-concacaf-champ
Youngster Gyau a confident catalyst for US attack
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? It's not so much the words coming out of Joe Gyau's mouth, but more the look in his eye.
The 18-year-old attacker, who surged through Suriname's defense again and again on Tuesday, understands how dangerous he was during the United States U-20s' opening match of the CONCACAF Championship.
Gyau scored, earned multiple free kicks and was the best player on the field for much of the 4-0 victory. Can he continue to do what he wants with the ball?
"I'm not going to say I don't feel like I can," he said, ?I'm pretty confident that I can.?
D.C. United signs Bill Hamid to new contract
Washington, D.C. (March 31, 2011) ? D.C. United announced today the club has signed goalkeeper Bill Hamid to a new contract. With his new deal, Hamid?s salary will now count against United?s budget. Hamid became the youngest goalkeeper in MLS history to win a League contest on May 5, 2010 against Kansas City. The previous record holder was former New York goalkeeper and current Everton player, Tim Howard.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/qgoNzuXPAuQ/dc-united-signs-bill-hamid-to-new-contract
United Builds: Volunteering at Food & Friends
After an intense morning of training, midfielder Chris Pontius and goalkeeper Joe Willis joined D.C. United front office staff in volunteering at Food & Friends on Wednesday afternoon. The players and staff helped Food & Friends prepare hundreds of meals for their clients.
D.C. UNITED WINS THE CHALLENGE
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/mRwe1ranBVo/united-builds-volunteering-at-food-friends
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Former D.C. United stars Eddie Pope and Earnie Stewart named to U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame
Washington, D.C. (March 29, 2011) - Former D.C. United stars Eddie Pope and Earnie Stewart were elected to the 2011 National Soccer Hall of Fame. Announced earlier today by U.S. Soccer, Pope earned a spot on 74 percent of the ballots and Stewart on 71 percent of the ballots.
Despite win, room for improvement for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The United States U-20 squad ran all over Suriname in their opening match of the CONCACAF Championship on Tuesday night, but head coach Thomas Rongen still feels like his team can improve going forward.
Sebastian Lletget, for example, found himself too deep, which also brought Conor Doyle too far back. The team let up for stretches of 10 minutes at a time. And Rongen?s charges could play forward more, instead of sideways or backwards.
United Builds: Volunteering at Food & Friends
After an intense morning of training, midfielder Chris Pontius and goalkeeper Joe Willis joined D.C. United front office staff in volunteering at Food & Friends on Wednesday afternoon. The players and staff helped Food & Friends prepare hundreds of meals for their clients.
D.C. UNITED WINS THE CHALLENGE
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/mRwe1ranBVo/united-builds-volunteering-at-food-friends
US U-20s stomp Suriname in CONCACAF Champ.
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The United States U-20 national team got the start they wanted in their opening match of the CONCACAF Championship on Tuesday night, putting four past an overmatched Suriname squad.
Bobby Wood, Joe Gyau (above) and Conor Doyle tallied in the first half, while Kelyn Rowe's late second-half effort capped off a 4-0 night for the organized and impressive US squad at Estadio Mateo Flores.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/NL9oG-qQ0eU/us-u-20s-stomp-suriname-in-concacaf-champ
Former D.C. United stars Eddie Pope and Earnie Stewart named to U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame
Washington, D.C. (March 29, 2011) - Former D.C. United stars Eddie Pope and Earnie Stewart were elected to the 2011 National Soccer Hall of Fame. Announced earlier today by U.S. Soccer, Pope earned a spot on 74 percent of the ballots and Stewart on 71 percent of the ballots.
Garza eyes continued good form for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The left back problem persists for the US.
Carlos Bocanegra isn't the answer. Jonathan Bornstein ? fresh off a shocker against Paraguay ? can do no right in the eyes of the collected masses, even when he does (see: World Cup 2010). And Jonathan Spector, nope.
But down in Guatemala, the flank was solidified ? for a night, at least.
Greg Garza, Thomas Rongen's embattled, frequently maligned, first-choice fullback, had himself a sublime performance against Suriname on Tuesday night during the U-20s' opening match of the CONCACAF Championship.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/4CUa0BmG2QU/garza-eyes-continued-good-form-for-us-u-20s
Training notes: United mixing things up for Colorado
MIXING THINGS UP
With last Saturday's 2-1 loss to New England behind them, the Black-and-Red got back to work on Tuesday morning on the RFK Training Field. Head Coach Ben Olsen addressed his players upon arrival at RFK Stadium, encouraging them to keep training hard just as they have throughout 2011, and to bring renewed focus to this Sunday's match in Colorado against the defending MLS Cup champions (7:00 p.m. ET, Galavision).
Garza eyes continued good form for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The left back problem persists for the US.
Carlos Bocanegra isn't the answer. Jonathan Bornstein ? fresh off a shocker against Paraguay ? can do no right in the eyes of the collected masses, even when he does (see: World Cup 2010). And Jonathan Spector, nope.
But down in Guatemala, the flank was solidified ? for a night, at least.
Greg Garza, Thomas Rongen's embattled, frequently maligned, first-choice fullback, had himself a sublime performance against Suriname on Tuesday night during the U-20s' opening match of the CONCACAF Championship.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/4CUa0BmG2QU/garza-eyes-continued-good-form-for-us-u-20s
D.C. United Women join USL W-League
Washington, D.C. (March 29, 2011) ? D.C. United announced today the launch of D.C. United Women into the United Soccer Leagues (USL) W-League for the 2011 season. Under a partnership agreement with the Nothern Virginia Majestics, United Women will represent the Black-and-Red in the competitive Northeast Division of the league.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/xu-wQtPqv9w/dc-united-women-join-usl-w-league
Former D.C. United stars Eddie Pope and Earnie Stewart named to U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame
Washington, D.C. (March 29, 2011) - Former D.C. United stars Eddie Pope and Earnie Stewart were elected to the 2011 National Soccer Hall of Fame. Announced earlier today by U.S. Soccer, Pope earned a spot on 74 percent of the ballots and Stewart on 71 percent of the ballots.
Jones, Pope, Stewart elected into Hall of Fame
Four MLS standouts and a pre-MLS World Cup hero were elected into the National Soccer Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
MLS originals Cobi Jones and Eddie Pope head the class.
Jones spent his entire 12-year MLS career with the LA Galaxy, helping his team win two MLS Cups, two Supporters' Shields, the 2000 CONCACAF Champions' Cup and two US Open Cups. The former midfielder is also the all-time leader in caps for the US national team and participated in three World Cups.
Rookie Brettschneider impressive for DC reserves
WASHINGTON ? The one player perhaps making the most of this season?s return of the reserve league is a new face in D.C. United camp, and he?s also suddenly making life for head coach Ben Olsen very interesting.
Rookie Blake Brettschneider has scored three goals in two reserve games after an active and impressive preseason. But only time will tell if the Supplemental Draft Pick out of South Carolina can really crack a proven United front line.
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Despite win, room for improvement for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The United States U-20 squad ran all over Suriname in their opening match of the CONCACAF Championship on Tuesday night, but head coach Thomas Rongen still feels like his team can improve going forward.
Sebastian Lletget, for example, found himself too deep, which also brought Conor Doyle too far back. The team let up for stretches of 10 minutes at a time. And Rongen?s charges could play forward more, instead of sideways or backwards.
Rookie Brettschneider impressive for DC reserves
WASHINGTON ? The one player perhaps making the most of this season?s return of the reserve league is a new face in D.C. United camp, and he?s also suddenly making life for head coach Ben Olsen very interesting.
Rookie Blake Brettschneider has scored three goals in two reserve games after an active and impressive preseason. But only time will tell if the Supplemental Draft Pick out of South Carolina can really crack a proven United front line.
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Garza eyes continued good form for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The left back problem persists for the US.
Carlos Bocanegra isn't the answer. Jonathan Bornstein ? fresh off a shocker against Paraguay ? can do no right in the eyes of the collected masses, even when he does (see: World Cup 2010). And Jonathan Spector, nope.
But down in Guatemala, the flank was solidified ? for a night, at least.
Greg Garza, Thomas Rongen's embattled, frequently maligned, first-choice fullback, had himself a sublime performance against Suriname on Tuesday night during the U-20s' opening match of the CONCACAF Championship.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/4CUa0BmG2QU/garza-eyes-continued-good-form-for-us-u-20s
Does MLS matter to National Soccer Hall of Fame?
Yesterday, the National Soccer Hall of Fame announced its induction class for 2011. Cobi Jones, Eddie Pope, and Earnie Stewart have all been elected into the Hall, in many ways putting the final touch on three excellent careers. The National Soccer Hall of Fame is a place for the greatest players in American Soccer. In theory, the Hall should be a combination of significant U.S.
Despite win, room for improvement for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The United States U-20 squad ran all over Suriname in their opening match of the CONCACAF Championship on Tuesday night, but head coach Thomas Rongen still feels like his team can improve going forward.
Sebastian Lletget, for example, found himself too deep, which also brought Conor Doyle too far back. The team let up for stretches of 10 minutes at a time. And Rongen?s charges could play forward more, instead of sideways or backwards.
Stewart "humbled, honored" by Hall of Fame call
AMSTERDAM ? AZ Alkmaar technical director Earnie Stewart says he was feeling as modest and grateful as ever after beng informed of his National Soccer Hall of Fame inclusion on Monday.
The longtime US national team star will be enshrined alongside former US coach Bob Gansler and former international teammates Cobi Jones, Bruce Murray and Eddie Pope. For the 42-year-old, it was a momentous bit of news with great timing.
Training notes: United mixing things up for Colorado
MIXING THINGS UP
With last Saturday's 2-1 loss to New England behind them, the Black-and-Red got back to work on Tuesday morning on the RFK Training Field. Head Coach Ben Olsen addressed his players upon arrival at RFK Stadium, encouraging them to keep training hard just as they have throughout 2011, and to bring renewed focus to this Sunday's match in Colorado against the defending MLS Cup champions (7:00 p.m. ET, Galavision).
DC's Korb excited about debut, upset about loss
WASHIGNTON ? D.C. United rookie defender Chris Korb doesn?t like to lose. That much was clear even a few days after the 23-year-old made his professional debut in a 2-1 defeat at New England.
Starting at the right back for injured regular Jed Zayner, the Akron product looked comfortable in DC?s defense and was glad to get that first pro experience done and dusted.
?It was exciting to get that first game out of the way,? Korb told MLSsoccer.com. ?I wish we would have won. It?s never fun when you lose and I?m pretty competitive, so it wasn?t the best first game.?
D.C. United Academy finishes 3-3-2 in weekend action
Washington, D.C. (March 30, 2011) - D.C. United?s Youth Academy faced strong opponents over the past weekend, with the Black-and-Red compiling a 3-3-2 record against Seacoast United, FC Greater Boston, and Empire United in U.S. Soccer Development Academy play. The U-14 and U-15 clubs played at RFK Stadium while both the U-16 and U-18 sides traveled to New Hampshire and Syracuse, N.Y.
D.C. United Women join USL W-League
Washington, D.C. (March 29, 2011) ? D.C. United announced today the launch of D.C. United Women into the United Soccer Leagues (USL) W-League for the 2011 season. Under a partnership agreement with the Nothern Virginia Majestics, United Women will represent the Black-and-Red in the competitive Northeast Division of the league.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/xu-wQtPqv9w/dc-united-women-join-usl-w-league
D.C. United Player Appearances: March 30-31
As part of D.C. United?s continued efforts to make appearances in the community and through its partnership with Volkswagen, D.C. United players will be active in the Metropolitan Area following two weeks of MLS regular season play.
Midfielder Chis Pontius and rookie goalkeeper Joe Willis will both be appearing at Food & Friends on Wednesday, March 30th from 1:30 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. Food & Friends prepares, packages, and delivers meals and groceries to more than 2,800 people living with life-challenging illnesses throughout the D.C. Metro area.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/NBXWZNrMC1A/dc-united-player-appearances-march-30-31
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
DC's Korb excited about debut, upset about loss
WASHIGNTON ? D.C. United rookie defender Chris Korb doesn?t like to lose. That much was clear even a few days after the 23-year-old made his professional debut in a 2-1 defeat at New England.
Starting at the right back for injured regular Jed Zayner, the Akron product looked comfortable in DC?s defense and was glad to get that first pro experience done and dusted.
?It was exciting to get that first game out of the way,? Korb told MLSsoccer.com. ?I wish we would have won. It?s never fun when you lose and I?m pretty competitive, so it wasn?t the best first game.?
Despite win, room for improvement for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The United States U-20 squad ran all over Suriname in their opening match of the CONCACAF Championship on Tuesday night, but head coach Thomas Rongen still feels like his team can improve going forward.
Sebastian Lletget, for example, found himself too deep, which also brought Conor Doyle too far back. The team let up for stretches of 10 minutes at a time. And Rongen?s charges could play forward more, instead of sideways or backwards.
Jones, Pope, Stewart elected into Hall of Fame
Four MLS standouts and a pre-MLS World Cup hero were elected into the National Soccer Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
MLS originals Cobi Jones and Eddie Pope head the class.
Jones spent his entire 12-year MLS career with the LA Galaxy, helping his team win two MLS Cups, two Supporters' Shields, the 2000 CONCACAF Champions' Cup and two US Open Cups. The former midfielder is also the all-time leader in caps for the US national team and participated in three World Cups.
Jones, Pope, Stewart elected into Hall of Fame
Four MLS standouts and a pre-MLS World Cup hero were elected into the National Soccer Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
MLS originals Cobi Jones and Eddie Pope head the class.
Jones spent his entire 12-year MLS career with the LA Galaxy, helping his team win two MLS Cups, two Supporters' Shields, the 2000 CONCACAF Champions' Cup and two US Open Cups. The former midfielder is also the all-time leader in caps for the US national team and participated in three World Cups.
Garza eyes continued good form for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The left back problem persists for the US.
Carlos Bocanegra isn't the answer. Jonathan Bornstein ? fresh off a shocker against Paraguay ? can do no right in the eyes of the collected masses, even when he does (see: World Cup 2010). And Jonathan Spector, nope.
But down in Guatemala, the flank was solidified ? for a night, at least.
Greg Garza, Thomas Rongen's embattled, frequently maligned, first-choice fullback, had himself a sublime performance against Suriname on Tuesday night during the U-20s' opening match of the CONCACAF Championship.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/4CUa0BmG2QU/garza-eyes-continued-good-form-for-us-u-20s
Training notes: United mixing things up for Colorado
MIXING THINGS UP
With last Saturday's 2-1 loss to New England behind them, the Black-and-Red got back to work on Tuesday morning on the RFK Training Field. Head Coach Ben Olsen addressed his players upon arrival at RFK Stadium, encouraging them to keep training hard just as they have throughout 2011, and to bring renewed focus to this Sunday's match in Colorado against the defending MLS Cup champions (7:00 p.m. ET, Galavision).
World Football Challenge will replace SuperLiga
HARRISON, N.J. ? MLS Commissioner Don Garber confirmed on Tuesday that the first-ever participation of MLS clubs in the World Football Challenge (WFC) this year will take the place of SuperLiga on the league?s summer calendar between July 14 and Aug. 6.
The primary reason for the shift from SuperLiga, a competition which pitted MLS clubs against their Mexican counterparts? The growth of the CONCACAF Champions League.
Jones, Pope, Stewart elected into Hall of Fame
Four MLS standouts and a pre-MLS World Cup hero were elected into the National Soccer Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
MLS originals Cobi Jones and Eddie Pope head the class.
Jones spent his entire 12-year MLS career with the LA Galaxy, helping his team win two MLS Cups, two Supporters' Shields, the 2000 CONCACAF Champions' Cup and two US Open Cups. The former midfielder is also the all-time leader in caps for the US national team and participated in three World Cups.
Garza eyes continued good form for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The left back problem persists for the US.
Carlos Bocanegra isn't the answer. Jonathan Bornstein ? fresh off a shocker against Paraguay ? can do no right in the eyes of the collected masses, even when he does (see: World Cup 2010). And Jonathan Spector, nope.
But down in Guatemala, the flank was solidified ? for a night, at least.
Greg Garza, Thomas Rongen's embattled, frequently maligned, first-choice fullback, had himself a sublime performance against Suriname on Tuesday night during the U-20s' opening match of the CONCACAF Championship.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/4CUa0BmG2QU/garza-eyes-continued-good-form-for-us-u-20s
Garza eyes continued good form for US U-20s
GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala ? The left back problem persists for the US.
Carlos Bocanegra isn't the answer. Jonathan Bornstein ? fresh off a shocker against Paraguay ? can do no right in the eyes of the collected masses, even when he does (see: World Cup 2010). And Jonathan Spector, nope.
But down in Guatemala, the flank was solidified ? for a night, at least.
Greg Garza, Thomas Rongen's embattled, frequently maligned, first-choice fullback, had himself a sublime performance against Suriname on Tuesday night during the U-20s' opening match of the CONCACAF Championship.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/4CUa0BmG2QU/garza-eyes-continued-good-form-for-us-u-20s
D.C. United Player Appearances: March 30-31
As part of D.C. United?s continued efforts to make appearances in the community and through its partnership with Volkswagen, D.C. United players will be active in the Metropolitan Area following two weeks of MLS regular season play.
Midfielder Chis Pontius and rookie goalkeeper Joe Willis will both be appearing at Food & Friends on Wednesday, March 30th from 1:30 p.m. until 3:00 p.m. Food & Friends prepares, packages, and delivers meals and groceries to more than 2,800 people living with life-challenging illnesses throughout the D.C. Metro area.
Source: http://feeds.dcunited.com/~r/DCUnited/all/~3/NBXWZNrMC1A/dc-united-player-appearances-march-30-31
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