Friday Night Football and a Sunday Benefit Match

Published on June 14, 2007 under USL First Division (USL-1)
Seattle Sounders News Release


Don't Miss the First Ever Seattle Sounders Co-Ed Benefit Match Sunday at Issaquah High School

All proceeds from the match will go to the family of Marin Morrison, an inspirational young swimmer from Eastlake High School who is battling a Brain tumor.

Sunday June 17th, 4pm at Issaquah High School. Tickets are $10 at the gate.

Finish your Father's Day Shopping With Sammy and the Sounders at Macy's in Southcenter Mall from 1-3pm Saturday June 16

Receive two free tickets to any regular season Sounders home matches when you purchase a qualifying Polo Fragrances gift pack.

KJR FM will be there, so will Sammy the Sounder and Sounders players. Stop by and get an autograph and a great gift for dad.

The Sounders cruise through the first round of the U.S. Open Cup

The Victory sets up a June 26th match against the Portland Timbers at Starfire Sports Entertainment Complex.

Sebastian Le Toux continued his recent scoring binge and the Seattle Sounders scored four first half goals in a 4-1 win over the Banat Arsenal, representing the united States Amateur Soccer Association from Phoenix Arizona, in an opening round US Open Cup match.

Le Toux notched a superb match-winning goal in the 32nd minute and added another shortly after in the 37th minute. In addition, Nathan Knox and Greg Howes each scored and assisted on one goal in a class performance by the Sounders squad. The Sounders next Cup match is against the Portland Timbers at Starfire Sports and Entertainment Complex on June 26. Ticket information will be released later in the week through SeattleSounders.net

Crossfire Sounders Women get Season Back on Right Track

Tafara Pulse tallied two goals and an assist in back to back victories over the San Diego Sunwave.

The Seattle Crossfire Sounders Women posted back to back victories over the otherwise undefeated San Diego Sunwave to get their Western Conference title hopes back on the right track after a disappointing road trip to Colorado.

Midfielder Tafara Pulse figured into all three goals Seattle scored against San Diego, recording two goals and an assist. Nicole Martinez, Kelli Smith and Kelli Cronkite shut down the Sunwave attack and helped Carly Smolek record back to back clean sheets between the pipes.

First year Sounders Kate Deines and Courtney Wetzel figured heavily in the wins. Deines was unbeatable in the air and Wetzel worked with Smith to shut down the left side of San Diego's attack.

The Crossfire Sounders can go top of the table Friday night when they face the Ft. Collins Force at Starfire Sports Entertainment Complex. Tickets are $7 for adults and $4 for kids. Kick-off is at 7pm.

Join the Sounders after every home match at FX McRory's

Come on out and have dinner and a cocktail after the match at the Sounders favorite hang out, FX McRory's, located directly North of Qwest Field. It's a family friendly environment featuring Burgers, Fish and Chips, Prime Rib, BBQ Ribs and more.

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USL First Division Stories from June 14, 2007


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