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Confessions of a fútbol convert

There’s still time to join our ESPN bracket challenge! Triangle Offense, the Indy‘s sports blog, will be covering the World Cup daily. We’ll have writers based in the Triangle; Richmond, Va.; and Rio de Janeiro, along with photos and reports from the scene in South Africa. Catch the United States vs. England Saturday, June 12, […]

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RailHawks sign Shipalane; Touray return imminent

Today, the Carolina Railhawks announced the signing of midfielder Tiyiselani “Ty” Shipalane. Shipalane is a 25-year-old South African who began his professional career in 2006 playing three season with the Michigan Bucks of the USL Premier Development League. In 2009, he joined the Harrisburg City Islanders, where he scored six goals in 18 appearances and […]

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NASL’s AC St. Louis situation “very difficult”; no official comment from RailHawks for now

The brevity of a telephone call with Carolina RailHawks’ majority owner Selby Wellman highlights the precarious circumstances involving St. Louis soccer franchises AC St. Louis and Saint Louis Athletica. Wellman, reached by telephone in Florida, stated he had no official or unofficial comment on the St. Louis situation at this time, per an agreement between […]

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Carolina RailHawks play best soccer of season…and lose to FC Tampa Bay Rowdies 2-1

Andy Mead/ Carolina RailHawksGregory Richardson evades a tackle by Tampa Bay’s World Cup-bound Jeremy Christie. WAKEMED SOCCER PARK/CARY – It is ironic that a collective stunned silence is the most memorable crowd reaction generated by the 2,641 fans—and free thunder sticks—who gathered at WakeMed Soccer Park to watch the Carolina RailHawks battle the FC Tampa […]

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Carolina avoid wipeout against Miami FC, Gardner’s far out floater gives RailHawks 1-1 draw

WEBCAST—Like the tide that laps against the shore in nearby Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, there was an ebb and flow to the Carolina RailHawks’ road match against the Miami FC Blues, played before a crowd of literally hundreds at Lockhart Stadium (the “Cathedral of South Florida football,” according to Miami’s deliriously optimistic online play-by-play announcer). By the time […]

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