Saturday was Military Appreciation Night at Wake Med Soccer Park. And the Railhawks brought their own firepower to bear with a 2-0 over the Montreal Impact.
Photo by Karl Fisher. Cary, NC – Saturday, August 7 is Military Appreciation Night at WakeMed Soccer Park.
The Carolina RailHawks (6-4-6, 24 pts) fell to the Rochester Rhinos (9-5-6, 33 pts) 1-0 on Tuesday night. The RailHawks were unable to equalize after an own goal from the RailHawks’ Matt Bobo in the 68th minute.
“We didn’t take our chances,” said RailHawks head coach Martin Rennie. “We had a key chance just before they scored and we missed an open shot, and the game changes when they score. That’s what it came down to, because we possessed well, and played reasonably well. But if you don’t take your chances, and give the other team a goal, this is what happens.”
Christian Ramirez, a photographer in Rochester, NY, contacted us about covering the Railhawks away match against the Rhinos. We were kind of amazed that our reach extended to Upstate New York. Even more amazing: Christian is still in high school. He’s 16.
The match will be played on Field Two and all tickets for the event will be $5. In addition all draft beer at the event will be only $1. Season ticket holders will use their ticket for “Game B”.
Story by Marco Rossa, photos by Karl Fisher Cary, NC – The Carolina RailHawks (1-2-2) fell to the Tampa Bay Rowdies (2-1-2) 2-1 at WakeMed Soccer Park on Friday Night. Gregory Richardson scored the Railhawks’ only goal on a penalty kick in the first half. Joe Donoho and Aaron Wheeler scored in the second half [...]
On Sunday evening under the bright lights at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, the Carolina RailHawks survived a shooting barrage from the Mexican Olympic Team to secure a 1-1 draw.
Cary, NC – The Carolina RailHawks dropped their first match of their young 2010 campaign on Friday night at Wake Med Soccer Park at the hands of first-year franchise Minnesota Stars one-nil.
Cary, N.C.- Forward Etienne Barbara ingratiated himself nicely to the Carolina RailHawks faithful Saturday night, scoring a pair of goals in his club debut to lead the RailHawks to a 2-0 win over AC St. Louis at WakeMed Soccer Park.
Cary, NC – Just a reminder that the Carolina Railhawks open the regular season at home in Wake Med Soccer Park this Saturday against AC St. Louis. It’s a great night out for sports fans, families and just about anybody who enjoys fresh air and keen athletic competition.
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