Railhawks Women Lose to Charlotte Lady Eagles 3-0
July 3, 2008 - USL First Division (USL-1)
North Carolina FC News Release
Cary, NC (Thursday, July 3rd, 2008) - The Carolina RailHawks Women lost the first game of the RailHawks Independence Day doubleheader against the 2nd place Charlotte Lady Eagles 3-0 on Thursday afternoon. Former UNC - Chapel Hill and current Lady Eagles midfielder Tina Murphy tallied two goals and one assist while forward Kelly Schmedes tallied the other goal for the Lady Eagles. The match saw the return of UNC and US U-20 standout Casey Nogueira to the lineup after a stint at the CONCACAF U-20 cup with the United States U-20 National Team.
The Carolina RailHawks Women return to W-League action the following Saturday, July 12th as they host the Tampa Bay Hellenic. On July 10th the Cary RailHawks U-23 PDL team will host England's Second Division mainstay Burnley FC in an exhibition at WakeMed Soccer Park at 7:30 PM. The RailHawks Men embark on a road trip that will take them to Minnesota on July 11th and Vancouver on July 13th. All Carolina RailHawks matches can be seen on www.USLLive.com. Tickets for all these events are available at the LGFCU Box Office, by calling 919-859-KICK, at all Ticketmaster outlets or by visiting www.carolinarailhawks.com.
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- Railhawks Women Lose to Charlotte Lady Eagles 3-0 - North Carolina FC
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