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Harrisburg City Islanders

2009 Third Round: City Islanders need extra time to upset shorthanded Revolution

June 30, 2009 by

Steve Nicol is probably wishing he could have his three substitutions back. It could’ve been questioned why the Revolution head coach made all three changes at the start of the second half, and it certainly backfired as two injuries left New England down to nine men. They could only stand and watch as the Harrisburg City Islanders took the game over with a 2-1 upset win in extra time.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2009 Third Round, Geoff Bloes, Harrisburg City Islanders, Jeff Larentowicz, Mo Oduor, New England Revolution

2009 Second Round recap: Thriller in Carolina, Barons are last amateur survivor

June 16, 2009 by

The Ocean City Barons and the Wilmington Hammerheads pulled off the lone upset of the US Open Cup Second Round. The Barons get a penalty kick in the 108th minute and JT Noone breaks a scoreless tie and Ocean City earns a date with DC United at the Maryland Soccerplex in Round 3. The Barons, based on the rest of the results, won the $10,000 prize money as the amateur team that has advanced the farthest in the tournament.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2009 Second Round, Austin Aztex, Carolina RailHawks, Charleston Battery, Chicago Fire PDL, Cleveland City Stars, El Paso Patriots, Harrisburg City Islanders, Miami FC, Minnesota Thunder, Ocean City Barons/South Jersey Barons, Portland Timbers, Real Maryland Monarchs, Rochester Rhinos, Sonoma County Sol, Western Mass Pioneers, Wilmington Hammerheads

2009 Second Round: City Islanders advance after dramatic PK shootout with Western Mass Pioneers

June 16, 2009 by

The Harrisburg City Islanders earned a rematch with the New England Revolution of Major League Soccer by defeating the Western Mass Pioneers on penalty kicks after as 0-0 draw.

Both teams played to a 0-0 draw after 90 minutes of normal time and 30 minutes of extra time. Western Mass held on for the scoreless draw despite being out shot 15-6 over the 120 minutes.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2009 Second Round, Chase Harrison, Harrisburg City Islanders, James Thorpe, Western Mass Pioneers

2009 First Round recap: Favorites survive first day, Barons pull off upset, Hawks just upset on day 2

June 11, 2009 by

If seeing the underdogs prevail is your thing, then you went to sleep disappointed last night.

Of the fourteen matches first round U.S. Open Cup matches last night, only one was won by a team from the lower division, and even that wasn’t much of an upset.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2009 First Round, 402, Aegean Hawks, Arizona Sahuaros, Atlanta FC, Austin Aztex, Bavarian SC, Carolina RailHawks, Charleston Battery, Charlotte Eagles, Chicago Fire PDL, Cleveland City Stars, Crystal Palace Baltimore, El Paso Patriots, Emigrantes Das Ilhas, Harrisburg City Islanders, Kitsap Pumas, Lynch’s FC, Miami FC, Minnesota Thunder, Mississippi Brilla, Ocean City Barons/South Jersey Barons, Orange County Blue Star, Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Portland Timbers, Reading Rage, Real Maryland Monarchs, Richmond Kickers, Rochester Rhinos, Sonoma County Sol, St. Louis Lions, Western Mass Pioneers, Wilmington Hammerheads

2009 First Round: City Islanders are 3-for-3 with opening round win over Reading Rage

June 9, 2009 by

The Harrisburg City Islanders made easy work out of their nearby PDL opponents, the Reading Rage, cruising to a 4-1 victory. The win puts the City Islanders into the Second Round for the third time in their brief three-year history.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2009 First Round, Chad Severs, Chase Harrison, Harrisburg City Islanders, Jeremy Vuolo, Jon Ports, Nicolas Patterson, Reading Rage, Steve Fisher, Ty Shiplane

2008 Second Round: Matt Nelson knocks out old team as Crystal Palace tops Harrisburg in shootout

June 24, 2008 by

Former City Islander goalkeeper Matt Nelson came back to haunt his old club, saving three of Harrisburg’s four penalty kicks in the shootout tiebreaker to advance Crystal Palace Baltimore to the Third Round of the US Open Cup.

Crystal Palace jumped to an early 1-0 lead on Kevin King’s 10th minute goal, but the lead did not last long.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2008 Second Round, Anthony Calvano, Crystal Palace Baltimore, Harrisburg City Islanders, Kevin King, Matthew Mbuta, Matthew Nelson, Yu Hoshide

2008 First Round recap: Hollywood United historic upset headlines the opening round

June 14, 2008 by

In the lone upset in this year’s opening round of the Lamar Hunt US Open Cup, Hollywood United became only the second USASA club to defeat a USL First Division team in the tournament, knocking off the Portland Timbers with a dramatic, stoppage-time goal from Earl Alexander.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2008 First Round, AAC Eagles, Arizona Sahuaros, ASC New Stars, Atlanta Silverbacks, Austin Aztex U23s, Boston Olympiakos, Bradenton Academics, Brooklyn Knights, Carolina RailHawks, Charleston Battery, Charlotte Eagles, Clearwater Galactics, Cleveland City Stars, Crystal Palace Baltimore, Fredericksburg Gunners, Harrisburg City Islanders, Hollywood United, Los Angeles Legends, Miami FC, Michigan Bucks, Minnesota Thunder, NY Pancyprian Freedoms, Pat Healey, Pittsburgh Riverhounds, Portland Timbers, Real Maryland Monarchs, Richmond Kickers, Rochester Rhinos, RWB Adria, Seattle Sounders USL, St. Louis Lions, Western Mass Pioneers, Yakima Reds

2008 First Round: Harrisburg spoils Yakima’s cross country trip

June 10, 2008 by Aaron Stollar

The Harrisburg City Islanders wasted no time making sure the Yakima Reds wasted their cross-country trip, scoring in the first minute en route to a 5-1 drubbing of the PDL club. The Open Cup draw forced the Washington state-based PDL team to travel to City Island in Harrisburg, Pa. and the extra travel showed on the field as the City Islanders jumped on the Reds early.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2008 First Round, Almir Barbosa, Angel Rojas, Brett Wiesner, David Schofield, Geoff Bloes, Harrisburg City Islanders, Yakima Reds

2007 US Open Cup Quarterfinals: Revolution survive late scare, hold off City Islanders 2-1

August 8, 2007 by Josh Hakala

The New England Revolution returned to the US Open Cup Semifinals for the first time since 2001 with a 2-1 win over the Harrisburg City Islanders.

Andy Dorman and Taylor Twellman each scored early first half goals, but the underdogs from the USL Second Division would make it interesting in the final fifteen minutes.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2007 Quarterfinals, Andy Dorman, Harrisburg City Islanders, Matt Reis, Matt Tanzini, Matthew Nelson, New England Revolution, Pat Noonan, Shalrie Joseph, Taylor Twellman

2007 Third Round: City Islanders upset DC United in ‘Clash of the Capitals’

July 11, 2007 by

Steve Fisher will go down in the annals of Harrisburg City Islanders history as the man who gave the club their first victory over a Major League Soccer club. His goal in the 44th minute was the difference in Harrisburg’s 1-0 victory over DC United at Hempfield High School in Landisville, Pa. It was the first time that DC United had fallen to a Second Division side in the Open Cup, and only the third time that they have lost to a USL club at any level.

Filed Under: US Open Cup Tagged With: 2007 Third Round, David Schofield, DC United, Harrisburg City Islanders, Jay Nolly, Matthew Nelson, Steve Fisher

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