Carolina RailHawks announce tryouts for the 2011 roster to be held Dec. 11th and 12th.
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On Thursday, I got up with RailHawks predsident Brian Wellman about the recent news that NASL
had re-submitted its bid for Division 2 sanctioning with two extra teams. NASL concluded its recent
meeting in Tampa last week.
I've posted the audio in two parts from that interview, since I'm sure there are several
questions among the minds of D2 fans across the country.
To date, only one former RailHawks player has gone on to Major League Soccer. But with
on-the-field success in the past two years, Carolina could see that number increase this
offseason.
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The Carolina RailHawks announced they were looking for new investors in July.
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Photo by Tom Mousseau
Cary, NC – Pro Soccer is a growing business in America, but it's a tough game. That's why it's
great news that two more teams have joined the NASL.
The North American Soccer League was started in late 2009 with six teams including our hometown
Railhawks.
If there's Division 2 soccer next year, it will stretch from Alberta to the Caribbean, and
according to an announcement this morning, the locales will also include Atlanta and suburban
Minneapolis.
After meeting in Miami earlier this week, the team owners who comprise the North American Soccer
League (NASL) announced this morning that they are submitting an amended bid for Division 2
sanctioning from the United States Soccer Federation (USSF).
Inside Minnesota Soccer reported yesterday that the United States Soccer Federation disciplined
three Montreal Impact players, a coach and the entire organization for their actions after the
conclusion of a game in Cary against the Carolina RaiiHawks on Oct. 17.
Technical director Nick DeSantis, players Adam Braz, Hicham Aaboubou and Richard Pelletier and
the entire organization were disciplined.
It was an important season for the Carolina RailHawks, who have played four seasons of
professional soccer in Cary.
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Your support during the season was unbelievable and as a small token of our appreciation, we
will be giving away RailHawks fan packs each day next week.
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The Carolina RailHawks' USSF D-2 championship hopes died with a 1-1 tie against the Puerto Rico
Islanders on Saturday night, as the Islanders claimed the title 3-1 on aggregate goals.
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There will be no USSF D2 championship for the Carolina RailHawks.
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CARY
There will be no USSF D-2 championship for the Carolina RailHawks.
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WAKEMED SOCCER PARK / CARY Saturday evening began as one of extraordinary positives for the
Carolina RailHawks. The club hosted the first league championship in its four-year history before a
crowd of 5,074, unofficially the largest attendance for a league match at WakeMed Soccer Park in
three years.
The RailHawks were unable to make up the two goal loss last Sunday.
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On the eve of tonight's season finale and USSF-D2 Pro League championship game between the
Carolina RailHawks and the Puerto Rico Islanders, I think back to the way the season began with a
pratfall at WakeMed Socccer Park.
It wasn't the RailHawks that landed on their butt it was an expansion team, AC St.
