Neil Morris

David FellerathThe RailHawks are backing themselves into a corner WAKEMED SOCCER PARK/CARY—Last year was a record-setting one for the Carolina RailHawks. The team set high marks for wins and goals in a season and earned the club’s first regular season title. This year, the RailHawks have already set another, more ignominious record. Previously, the most […]

Rob Kinnan PhotographyPablo Campos, during friendlier times The last time Pablo Campos played at WakeMed Soccer Park was a mere six months ago. Then a member of the Carolina RailHawks, Campos hobbled through leg cramps on his way to a hat trick during Carolina’s shootout loss to the NSC Minnesota Stars in the NASL playoff […]

WEB/BAYAMÓN, P.R.—The Puerto Rico Islanders (3-1-0, 10 pts.) continued their fast start to the NASL season by downing the Carolina RailHawks (0-3-1, 3 points) by a score of 3-1 at Bayamón Soccer Complex in Puerto Rico. The RailHawks’ first loss this year came with manager Colin Clarke’s return to the club he coached the past […]

WEB/ST. PETERSBURG—For the second consecutive game, the Carolina RailHawks (0-3-0) both took and surrendered a lead, going up a goal on the Tampa Bay Rowdies (1-1-1) before finishing in a 1-1 tie and taking a point from their visit to Al Lang Stadium in St. Petersburg, Fla. After a languid first half, Mike Palacio delivered […]

Al DragoRailHawks and Silverbacks getting to know each other a bit better at the end of last Satuday’s match at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary As a result of red cards issued in the aftermath of the melee that ended last Saturday’s match between the Carolina RailHawks and the Atlanta Silverbacks before the end of […]

Al DragoNothing but open space separating Nick Zimmerman and goal during the 4-4 draw between the RailHawks and Atlanta Silverbacks WAKEMED SOCCER PARK/CARY—For soccer naysayers who disparage the notion that a match that ends in a tie can be entertaining, I commend to them Nick Zimmerman’s description of the 4-4 draw between the Carolina RailHawks […]

Objectively, the Carolina RailHawks had good reason to be encouraged with their season-opening draw with the Minnesota Stars last week. The RailHawks kicked off their 2012 campaign by going on the road to take on the defending NASL champions in front of over 8,000 of their supporters, and Carolina still came away with a point. […]

Neil Morris(L-R) Carolina RailHawks President Curt Johnson, MLS President Mark Abbott, NASL Commissioner David Downs and Aaron Davidson of Traffic Sports at MLS fan forum Thursday in Raleigh RALEIGH/CARY, N.C.—Two seemingly paradoxical facts emerged from today’s visit to Raleigh and Cary by executives for Major League Soccer, an event sponsored by the Carolina RailHawks. First, […]