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Caleb Patterson

2009 Second Round: Wilmington hold off RailHawks in PKs after goal-filled extra time session

June 16, 2009 by

WakeMed Soccer Park – Cary, N.C. | 7 p.m.
Twitter: @RailHawksFC Broadcast: USL Live
Match Reports: News & Observer |  Match Statistics
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AET
3
Wilmington advance on PKs 4-3
Hamed Diallo (Cunliffe) 34’
Brian Plotkin 98′
Gavin Glinton (Lowery) 118’
      22’ Chris Bagley (Watson)
92’ Timothy Karalexis (Murray)
120’+ Kenny Bundy
Penalty Kick Summary
Daniel Paladini – SAVED       GOAL – Chris Murray
John Cunliffe – GOAL       GOAL – Kenny Bundy
Gavin Glinton – GOAL       GOAL – Mark Briggs
Brian Plotkin – GOAL       GOAL – Jamie Watson
Mark Schulte – SAVED        

Caleb Patterson made several great saves during regulation as the Carolina RailHawks battled the Wilmington Hammerheads in a wild Second Round US Open Cup match.

However, it was Daryl Sattler came up with the big saves in the shootout, stopping two penalty kicks to send the USL Second Division side into the Third Round thanks to a 4-3 advantage on PKs following a pulsating 3-3 draw at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, N.C.

“I think they deserved to win,” said Carolina coach Martin Rennie, whose team stands second in the USL First Division table. “I didn’t think we played well tonight. We got a lot of plaudits this season for doing well. Now we have to see how we react to a big disappointment. We went behind twice and came back, which showed character, and then we got the goal that should have been the winner. But right to the end, we didn’t play, so we deserved to lose, I think.”

Sattler made a diving save to deny Daniel Paladini on the first penalty kick, then stopped fifth shooter Mark Schulte to win it. All four Hammerheads shooters — Chris Murray, Kenny Bundy, Mark Briggs and Jamie Watson — made their kicks.

Each team scored twice during the 30 minutes of extra time, with Bundy’s goal in the last of the 120 minutes forcing the match to penalty kicks. His goal came two minutes after substitute Gavin Glinton nodded a flick from Amir Lowery past Sattler to seemingly seal the RailHawks’ passage into the Third Round for the third straight year.

Wilmington led twice, first through Chris Bagley in the 21st minute and then again thanks to Tim Karalexis, who scored off a rebound in the 92nd. But Carolina answered each time, Hamed Diallo doing the honors in the 34th and Brian Plotkin converting a header in the 98th — just a minute after coming into the game.

The Hammerheads have progressed to at least the Third Round in their last five US Open Cup appearances (2003-06 and 2009).

Lineups

CAROLINA: GK Caleb Patterson, D Devon McKenney, D Jeremy Tolleson, D John Gilkerson, M Luke Kreamalmeyer (Joseph Kabwe, 72nd), M Amir Lowery, M Daniel Paladini, M John Cunliffe, F Matt Watson (Brian Plotkin 97), F Hamed Diallo (Gavin Glinton 81).

WILMINGTON: GK Daryl Sattler, D Jerit Thayer, D Tim Karalexis, D Colin Falvey, D Graham Tatters, M Ryan Solle (Kenny Bundy, 68th), M Mark Briggs, M Zeke Dombrowski, M Jamie Franks (Chris Murray 69), F Chris Bagley (Zyler Noviello 105), F Jamie Watson.

Yellow cards: W Tatters (18), W Watson (32), C Lowery (35), C Cunliffe (43), C McKenney (95), C Schulte (105), W Falvey (120).

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2009 Second Round, Brian Plotkin, Caleb Patterson, Carolina RailHawks, Chris Bagley, Daryl Sattler, Gavin Glinton, Hamed Diallo, Kenny Bundy, Tim Karalexis, Wilmington Hammerheads

2007 First Round: City Stars remain unbeaten, hammer Kansas City Brass 4-0

June 12, 2007 by

The Cleveland City Stars continued their dream start to the 2007 season, remaining unbeaten on the year with a 4-0 victory over the PDL’s Kansas City Brass.

Cleveland struck first in the 19th minute off the foot of Ian Leibbrandt, with help from a John DeVae cross. The Stars nearly scored on three occasions following the goal, and finally put one in the back of the net just before halftime. Gerardo Alvarez sent a cross to Adam Moffat, who beat the Brass goalkeeper to give Cleveland a 2-0 lead going into the break.

Kansas City did have their chances, however. Keith Gorczyca had a couple of near misses, and Jordan Raybould forced City ’keeper Caleb Patterson to make a fingertip save in the 58th minute.

Cleveland got their third goal from the penalty spot, when Nigel Codrington’s shot found the hand of a Brass defender. Codrington stepped to the spot himself and scored to make the game 3-0. The Stars completed the scoring nine minutes from full time, as Liebbrant notched his second of the game.

With the win, Cleveland will travel to Richmond on June 26 for the Second Round, in a battle of the only undefeated team in the USL Second Division.

Scoring
(CLE) Ian Leibbrandt (John DeVae) 19’
(CLE) Adam Moffat (Gerardo Alvarez) 34’
(CLE) Nigel Codrington (PK) 63’
(CLE) Ian Leibbrandt (Luke Williams) 81’

Cleveland City Stars: Caleb Patterson, Jack Cummings, Jeremy Tolleson, Ian Leibbrandt, Adam Moffat (Luke Williams), Derek Potteiger, Nigel Codrington (Andrew Peterson), John DeVae (Dana McGregor), Mark Schulte, Anthony Stovall, Gerardo Alvarez (Chris Lemons)

Kansas City Brass: Kyle Schroeder, Calvin Clark, Josh Howard, Josh White, Kevin Shrout, Ali Dorri, Thomas Michael, Keith Gorczyca, Kevin Nekuda, Haggai Leboo, J.D. Warman

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2007 First Round, Adam Moffat, Caleb Patterson, Cleveland City Stars, Ian Leibbrandt, Kansas City Brass, Kyle Schroeder, Nigel Codrington

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