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The troubles for USL continued today with the report by David Fellerath in the Triangle Offense
Blog that the Wilmington Hammerheads were unable to find a buyer for the club.
USL-2 now has eight clubs: Bermuda, Charlotte, Charleston, Harrisburg City, Pittsburgh, Real
Maryland, Richmond, and Western Mass.
I haven't done a roundup of league action throughout the Caribbean in the past. Information from
the island countries isn't easy to get and is very spotty when it does arrive. (But thanks to Edwin
for his regular updates on Puerto Rican football!) It's past time for me to do the same kind of
update that I do for Central America, so here it goes.
Carolina RailHawks 1:1 Austin Aztex
Aztex draw against Carolina, 1-1 Austin American-Statesman
RailHawks draw Austin, pull into 1st-place tie carolinarailhawks.com
Minnesota Thunder 1:5 Portlan
Portland 5, Minnesota 1: Coach's tongue-lashing lifts Timbers to victory OregonLive.
Friday, July 31
Vancouver Whitecaps 3:1 Rochester Rhinos
Marlon James scores two goals as Whitecaps win 3-1 over Rhinos The Canadian Press
Whitecaps top Rhinos 3-1 with two-goal effort from James Vancouver Sun
Rhinos swamped by Whitecaps Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Saturday, August 1
Vancouver Whitecaps o:0 Cleveland City Stars
Road weary Whitecaps fit to be tied The Globe and Mail
Austin Aztex 0:3 Carolina RailHawks
RailHawks burn Aztex with balanced attack The News & Observer
Aztex fall to Carolina Austin American-Statesman
Montreal Impact 1:1 Miami FC Blues
Mauro Biello scores as Montreal Impact draw Miami FC 1-1 The Canadian Press
Impact surrender late goal The Globe and Mail
Marcina saves the day; playoffs still in sight for Miami FC Miami Herald
Portland Timbers 1:1 Minnesota Thunder
Timbers' record unbeaten streak up to 18 games The Oregonian
Saturday, August 1
Charlotte Eagles 1:1 Bermuda Hogges
Real Maryland Monarchs 0:1 Richmond Kickers
Kicker win, stay tied for first Richmond Times-Dispatch
Wilmington Hammerheads 2:0 Pittsburgh Riverhounds
Sunday, August 2
Harrisburg City Islanders 0:0 Real Maryland Monarchs
Struggling City Islanders manage scoreless draw With Real PennLive.
3...2...1... Just as an aside for you kids who scoff at taking the Dev Dollars that MLS wants to
hardball you with. There may be perks. Two weekends in a row for DiRaimondo and Peters making that
awful journey to Bermuda. Tough life being an MLS...
Austin Aztex 2:2 Cleveland City Stars
Aztex settle for draw as Cleveland scores late Austin American-Statesman
Puerto Rico Islanders 2:1 Carolina RailHawks
RailHawks fall is Islanders The News & Observer
Puerto Rico 2, Carolina 1 RailHawks Report
Rochester Rhinos 2:1 Minnesota Thunder
Rochester Rhinos hang on to edge Minnesota Rochester Democrat & Chronicle
Harrisburg City Islanders 0 - 0 Charlotte Eagles
Eagles don't win or lose at home Charlotte Observer
Richmond Kickers 2 - 1 Pittsburgh Riverhounds
Delicate scores twice as Kickers trip
Pittsburgh Richmond Times-Dispatch
Harrisburg City Islanders 2 - 3 Wilmington Hammerheads
Hammerheads knock off league-leading City Islanders StarNews Online
Islanders continue to struggle on the road PennLive
C.
O sétimo mundial Sub-17 foi realizado no Egito, entre os dias 04/09/1997 e 21/09/1997.
As quatro cidades sede escolhidas, foram: Cairo, Ismailya, Alexandria e Port Said.
Foi mantido o mesmo regulamento, com 16 seleções classificadas:
África: Egito (2ª participação), Mali (1ª participação) e Gana (5ª participação)
– Maior goleada: Botsuana 0x7 Costa do Marfim
Europa: Espanha (3ª participação), Áustria (1ª participação) e Alemanha (4ª
participação) – Maior goleada: Suíça 7x0 Estônia
Conmebol: Brasil (6ª participação), Argentina (6ª participação) e Chile (2ª
participação) – Maior goleada: Bolívia 1x7 Chile
Concacaf: México (5ª participação), Estados Unidos (7ª participação) e Costa Rica
(3ª participação) – Maior goleada: Bermuda 1x8 Costa Rica
Ásia: Omã (2ª participação), Bahrain (2ª participação) e Tailândia (estreante) –
Maior goleada: Tailândia 7x0 Índia
Oceania: Nova Zelândia (estreante) – Maior goleada: Austrália 14x0 Ilhas Cook
O sorteio dos grupos, definiu os mesmos assim:
Grupo A – Egito, Tailândia, Chile e Alemanha
Grupo B – Espanha, México, Mali e Nova Zelândia
Grupo C – Brasil, Áustria, Estados Unidos e Omã
Grupo D – Argentina, Gana, Costa Rica e Bahrain.
