
RailHawks Announce Re-Signing of Team Captain Connor Tobin
Published on February 5, 2016 under North American Soccer League (NASL)
North Carolina FC News Release
CARY, NC - The Carolina RailHawks have announced the re-signing of established leader Connor Tobin ahead of the 2016 season. Tobin, one of the strongest defenders in the NASL, will return to the RailHawks for his third year with the franchise as the team celebrates its tenth anniversary.
"We are thrilled to have Connor back in Cary," said RailHawks Head Coach Colin Clarke. "He was not only our captain and leader last year, but also our defender of the year and one of the most consistent players in the league, so we knew we had to have him return this season."
Tobin signed with the RailHawks in 2014 and immediately bolstered the team's back line thanks to his prior two years of NASL experience and five years of professional soccer experience.
Tobin earned the RailHawks' captain's armband in 2015 and played 2,542 minutes in 29 matches, ending the season with more matches started, matches played, and minutes played than any of his teammates. The assertive defender also scored two goals in 2015 and his passionate play and commitment to building a strong relationship with supporters quickly made him a fan favorite.
Tobin has become a face of the RailHawks defensive line thanks to his commanding presence and his confident and reliable play. Tobin and the RailHawks will open the 2016 season at home against Minnesota United FC on Saturday, April 2nd.
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