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The Puerto Rico Islanders announced on Thursday the hiring of 40-year-old Adrian Whitbread as their
coach for the 2012 season. Whitbread had formerly been Islanders head coach Colin Clarke's
assistant for the past 4 seasons. "We are excited to promote Adrian to be the head coach of the
Puerto Rico Islanders.
NASL clubs continue to be active during the off-season preparing for the 2012 season. Carolina
officially announced the signing of Colin Clarke to pilot the club in 2012, while Atlanta added a
veteran defender for next season and San Antonio are busy not only holding tryouts but marketing
the club.
NASL clubs continue to be active during the off-season preparing for the 2012 season. Carolina
officially announced the signing of Colin Clarke to pilot the club in 2012, while Atlanta added a
veteran defender for next season and San Antonio are busy not only holding tryouts but marketing
the club.
Colin Clarke who has guided the Puerto Rico Islanders through 5 seasons will not be returning to
the team according to sources in Puerto Rico. Clarke has decided to take the vacant coaching job in
Cary, North Carolina to lead the RailHawks for the 2012 season. The announcement will be made by
the RailHawks early [.
Colin Clarke who has guided the Puerto Rico Islanders through 5 seasons will not be returning to
the team according to sources in Puerto Rico. Clarke has decided to take the vacant coaching job in
Cary, North Carolina to lead the RailHawks for the 2012 season. The announcement will be made by
the RailHawks early [.
First of all, Colin Clarke's name has been floated in some circles as a possible candidate, but he
just accepted the Carolina Railhawks job, so we can rule him out.
Today Jeff Plush did an interview with ColoradoRapids.com that lays out what they're looking for in
a coaching search, and a bit about what happened with Gary Smith.
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- NOTE: THE CLOCKS WERE CHANGED LAST NIGHT IN the UNITED KINGDOM!
The Chicago Fire isn't out of the playoff picture just yet.
Chicago kept itself in the mix for a playoff spot on Saturday night, earning a 1-1 draw with the
Houston Dynamo at Robertson Stadium. The result has Chicago on 37 points this season, three shy of
the last wild card spot currently held by the New York Red Bulls.
The Puerto Rico Islanders ended their regular season on a positive note, downing FC Tampa Bay 1-0
at Juan Ramon Loubriel Stadium Wednesday night. The match was a makeup of a the original match a
few weeks away that was canceled due to incoming storms. With the victory, Coach Colin Clarke's
Islanders end the season [.
The rumors are flying (presumably on Air Canada) about whose name will come up when the Montreal
Impact name their first MLS coach on Wednesday.
The frontrunner, according to The Washington Post's Steven Goff, is former Chivas USA and Chicago
Fire star Jesse Marsch, who is reportedly a friend of Matt Jordan, the former MLS goalkeeper who is
now director of soccer operations for the Impact.
In a match played at the Guyana National Stadium, Puerto Rico Islanders FC defeated Alpha United
of Guyana 3-1 in the CFU (Caribbean Football Union) semifinal last night.
In doing so, they secured a berth in this year's edition of the CONCACAF Champions League
tournament.
Welcome to week #7 of the IMSoccer News North American Soccer League Podcast.
Once again this week I'm joined by co-hosts Gerry Wittmann and Jay (YankiBoy) Long.
We again travel around the league getting first-hand game reports from correspondents who took
in NASL games.
The Dynamo hit the road again in the second leg of their early season transcontinental adventure
to face the New York Red Bulls. It's Houston's annual sojourn to play the team with a big city name
that calls the land of Bruce Springsteen and "Waste Management" companies home.
Saturday's match will be all about the continued growth and development of this Dynamo team.
Last week, I picked 18-man all time rosters for each MLS team, with the stipulation of using each
player only once. Why not do the same for head coaches? This won't be nearly as long or tough.
Let's take a look.
Right off the bat, it's more simple because several teams have only one possible selection (which
means that I have no other choice but to use them).
A player with the Puerto Rico National Team, with the PR Islanders of USSF D2 and formerly of
Hofstra joins trialists Lamar Neagle and Jonathan Prieto with the Seattle Sounders during their
Florida swing of winter training. Martinez is an either side fullback who has played in the PDL as
well. With Hofstra he had 2 goals and 6 assists playing primarily as a centerback prior to his
final season.
NASL teams have been busy recently, not only with the NASL Player Combine in sunny Florida this
past weekend but in signing veteran players for the 2011 season. FC Tampa Bay announced the
signing of veteran defender Frankie Sanfilippo, while the Puerto Rico Islanders also reached out
for experienced backline leadership by adding former Aztex' captain Jay Needham.
Luiz Muzzi, GM of the Strikers and Fernando Clavijo hold up the Joma NASL jerseys that will be
worn at this weekends combine.
The North American Soccer League will hold its player combine this weekend at Ft. Lauderdale
Stadium. The combine, which begins Friday, will be headed by Strikers' head coach Daryl Shore and
Colin Clarke, coach of the 2010 USSF D2 playoff champion Puerto Rico Islanders.
Luiz Muzzi, GM of the Strikers and Fernando Clavijo hold up the Joma NASL jerseys that will be
worn at this weekends combine.
The North American Soccer League will hold its player combine this weekend at Ft. Lauderdale
Stadium. The combine, which begins Friday, will be headed by Strikers' head coach Daryl Shore and
Colin Clarke, coach of the 2010 USSF D2 playoff champion Puerto Rico Islanders.
Apple Valley boys soccer team has won the 2010 FieldTurf award for the Great Lakes Region High
School Team of the Year. Apple Valley went undefeated this year for the second consecutive year and
ended the season 24-0-0. The team ended the season with their 48th consecutive win started in
August of 2009.
