David Hayes

2009 First Round: Portland Timbers need late goals to put away Kitsap Pumas

June 9, 2009 by

Bremerton Memorial H.S. – Bremerton, Wash. | 10 p.m.

Match Reports: Kitsap, Portland, Kitsap Sun

	0	FT	3
				46’ Brian Faber (Keith Savage) 90’ Jason McLaughlin 90’ David Hayes (PK)

The Kitsap Pumas held close to the Portland Timbers for 45 minutes, and then in 25 seconds, it was wiped away.

Less than a minute into the second half was all the time Portland needed to score the goal that would eventually see them past the PDL side, who eventually won 3-0.

Brian Faber scored just after the break to put the USL-1 team ahead. In the final minute of the game, Portland scored two more times to leave no doubt of the result.

Jason McLaughlin put a loose ball past Pumas goalkeeper Dustyn Brim, and Davis Hayes scored from the penalty spot after Jesse Wheelock was called for a hand ball.

Portland will travel to face the Sonoma County Sol next Tuesday in the Second Round.

2008 First Round: Silverbacks equalize twice, win PK shootout vs. Aztex U23s

June 10, 2008 by

The Atlanta Silverbacks came from a goal behind twice, once to force extra time and again to force penalty kicks, to sneak past the Austin Aztex U23s in a PK shootout after a 2-2 draw.

After facing several good scoring opportunities from the Silverbacks, it was the PDL Aztex who held the lead at halftime. With only stoppage time remaining in the half, Jamie Watson poked home a loose ball from 12 yards out for a 1-0 advantage.

At the 79th minute, Atlanta was handed a chance to level the game, but a David Hayes penalty kick was saved by goalkeeper Miguel Gallardo. Just three minutes later, Atlanta did find the equalizer, when Mac Kandji beat Gallardo for the tying score.

In the 99th minute, Atlanta were reduced to ten men when Chris Mahaffey was shown a straight red card for what was deemed a reckless challenge while attempting to score by sliding for the ball in the penalty area. Austin took advantage immediately as Willy Guadarrama put the Aztex up 2-1 on a goal on his first touch of the game after entering as a sub.

With just seven minutes remaining, Hayes found himself at the penalty spot again, after being pulled down in the box. Hayes didn’t miss the second time around, leveling the score at 2-2 for the shorthanded Silverbacks.

In the penalty shootout, all of Atlanta’s kick takers converted, while Austin’s second shooter, Beto Papandrea missed his chance. Hayes, for the third time that night, stepped up to the spot again, and beat Gallardo to send the Silverbacks to the Second Round to face Miami FC.

2007 US Open Cup Round 3: FC Dallas reaches Quarterfinals with PK win over Atlanta Silverbacks

July 9, 2007 by Aaron Stollar

FC Dallas needed six rounds of penalty kicks to finish off the USL First Division’s Atlanta Silverbacks at Pizza Hut Park in a Third Round Lamar Hunt US Open Cup match. The two teams finished regulation tied 1-1 and after 30 minutes of scoreless extra time, the home team moved on to the Quarterfinals with 4-3 shootout win.

Carlos Ruiz of Dallas scored the opening goal on a counterattack in the 74th minute on an assist by goalkeeper Dario Sala. This marked just the third time in the US Open Cup’s Modern Era that a goalkeeper earned an assist.

Four minutes later, Atlanta’s Dan Antoniuk tied the game up on an assist by David Hayes, however, four minutes from then Antoniuk would exit the game he helped save. The team’s leading scorer was sent off in the 82nd minute, leaving the Silverbacks a man short for the remainder of the match.

Despite being shorthanded, Atlanta managed to keep Dallas off the scoresheet for the remainder of regulation and extra time. Ryan McIntosh of Atlanta, and Dario Sala of FC Dallas both made big saves throughout the match, but it came down to a shootout where Silverbacks midfielder Scott Buethe missed high in Round 6, and Arturo Alvarez converted to send the MLS side through to the next round.

PK Shotout Summary
ATL 1 – Rios (Goal)
DAL 1 – Ruiz – (Goal)
ATL 2 – Moore – (Save)
DAL 2 – Richetti – (Save)
ATL 3 – O’Brien – (Wide Left)
DAL 3 – Toja – (Save)
ATL 4 – Rivillo – (Goal)
DAL 4 – Gbandi – (Goal)
ATL 5 – Hayes – (Goal)
DAL 5 – Thompson – (Goal)
ATL 6 – Buete – (High)
DAL 6 – Alvarez – (Goal)

Lineups

Atlanta’s starters: Ryan McIntosh, David Hayes, Matt Bobo, Martyn Lancaster, Justin Moore, Rodrigo Rios, Tony McManus, Scott Buete, Rafique Hassim (John Queeley – 66) (Angel Rivillo – 114), Daniel Antoniuk, Warren Ukah (Corey Woolfolk – 74) (Dayton O’Brien – 119).
Goals: Antoniuk – 78 (Hayes)
Cautions: McManus – 72; Rios – 82; Lancaster – 92; Bobo- 96
Ejections: Antoniuk – 82

Dallas’ starters: Dario Sala, Chris Gbandi, Pablo Richetti, Juan Toja, Ramon Nunez (Dominic Oduruo – 69), Clarence Goodson (David Wagenfuhr – 113), Arturo Alvarez, Drew Moor (Abe Thompson – 91), Aaron Pitchkolan, Bobby Rhine (Michael Dello-Russo – 117), Carlos Ruiz.
Goals: Ruiz – 74 (Sala)
Cautions:
Ejections: