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This time last year, the San Jose Earthquakes were riding high. They had upset the New York Red
Bulls in the Eastern Conference playoffs and had seen the emergence of Chris Wondolowski as a bona
fide goal scorer. Although the ...
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Union
Sheanon Williams is named to MLSsoccer.com's Best XI for Week 16. This is the second time he's
gotten Best XI honors from the league's website.
The Union score big in Goal.com's midseason awards with Carlos Valdes named Newcomer of the Year
and getting an honorable mention nod for Defender of the Year.
Lindpere Beats Jon Busch to Open the ScoringThe Red Bulls completed their season-long four
game road trip in Palo Alto, California last night by - how else? - going up early and then handing
back points to the opposition. The 2-2 draw might have felt like a well-earned road point if not
for the fact that RBNY threw the Quakes a lifeline by conceding so easily after dominating the
first half.
Take a gander at this highlight of the red card to LA's backup keeper Josh Saunders. It pretty
much shows what an ass San Jose's Steven Lenhart is for trying to head the ball out of his hands.
Saunders got a red on the play for swinging his arm up and Lenhart reacting with an Emmy
performance of falling to the ground in pain (Lenhart probably did catch a little elbow on the play
too).
San Jose Earthquakes forward Steven Lenhart was voted MLS Player of the Week by the North
American Soccer Reporters for Week 13. Lenhart recorded the first hat trick of his MLS career and
tallied an assist in San Jose's 4-2 win over D.C. United.
Moments after D.C. United's first goal, Lenhart evened the game by beating an offside trap.
Steven Lenhart was a one-man wrecking crew tonight as he scored 3 goals and had the assist on the
other goal in San Jose's surprisingly easy 4-2 tonight over D.C. United at RFK Stadium in front of
14, 105 frustrated ...
On Saturday June 4, 2011, in a homecoming of sorts, the Houston Dynamo's lack of offense resulted
in a 2-0 loss to the San Jose Earthquakes in Santa Clara, California. Steven Lenhart and Simon
Dawkins stepped up for San Jose in the absence of Chris Wondolowski, who was on national team duty,
giving the Earthquakes the win.
