USL Ottawa Fury FC

Sito Scores Spot on USL Team of the Week

Published on May 30, 2017 under United Soccer League Championship (USL)
Ottawa Fury FC News Release


OTTAWA, ON - Fury FC extended their winning streak to three games last weekend, defeating the Richmond Kickers 5-3 at TD Place thanks to another solid performance from Sito Seoane. The American-born Spaniard scored twice extending his scoring run to three matches and lifting his team to a crucial three points in the highest scoring match in club history.

Prior to the game against Richmond, Sito had scored the match-winner last Tuesday against Toronto FC in the first leg of the Canadian Championship Semifinals. He came into Saturday's fixture red hot and he kept his streak alive by netting both first half Ottawa goals.

Sito is Ottawa's leading scorer with five tallies - three in USL competition and two in the Canadian Championship.

The 28-year-old will aim to extend his scoring streak Wednesday night in Toronto at BMO Field in what will be the biggest match of Fury FC's history. Ottawa meets Toronto FC in the second leg of the Canadian Championship Semifinals, holding a 2-1 aggregate lead and looking to become the first non-MLS team to reach the Finals.

Fury FC's next home match is June 10 at 7 p.m. versus the Harrisburg City Islanders. Tickets are available at OttawaFuryFC.com, by calling 613.232.6767 X1 or in person at The Box Office at TD Place.

USL Team of the Week

GK - Diego Restrepo, San Antonio FC: Restrepo recorded his fifth consecutive shutout with four saves as San Antonio remained undefeated with a 1-0 win against the Swope Park Rangers.

D - Jordan Burt, Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC: Burt scored a pair of goals, including a late equalizer, to earn the Switchbacks a 3-3 draw against Reno 1868 FC .

D - Mickey Daly, OKC Energy FC: Daly scored the winning goal as Energy FC took a 2-1 victory against the Portland Timbers 2 last Wednesday night .

D - Tyler Polak, FC Cincinnati: Polak provided the assist on Danni K ö nig's game-winning goal, and also made a crucial goal line clearance in a 1-0 win against Toronto FC II.

M - Junior Flemmings, New York Red Bulls II: Flemmings scored the game-tying goal in the Red Bulls II's 2-1 win against the Charleston Battery, and threatened regularly with three shots overall.

M - Antoine Hoppenot, Reno 1868 FC: Hoppenot had three goals in two games as Reno earned four points with a victory against Tulsa Roughnecks FC and a draw against Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC.

M - Nick Besler, Real Monarchs SLC: Besler had a goal and an assist as the Monarchs claimed their sixth consecutive victory with a 2-1 win against Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

M - Jason Johnson, Phoenix Rising FC: Johnson scored the game-winning goal to add to his earlier assist as Phoenix rallied for a 2-1 road victory against the LA Galaxy II.

F - Jorge Herrera, Charlotte Independence: Herrera scored his 43rd career goal to move into second all-time in USL history and added an assist as the Independence defeated Orlando City B 3-1.

F - Alhaji Kamara, Richmond Kickers: Kamara recorded a hat trick - the Kickers' first since 2015 - in his side's 5-3 defeat on the road against Ottawa Fury FC.

F - Sito Seoane, Ottawa Fury FC: Seoane scored the opening two goals as Fury FC notched its best attacking performance of the season in a 5-3 win against the Richmond Kickers.

Bench: Mark Pais (TOR), Neill Collins (TBR), Justin Portillo (CHS), Wal Fall (ROC), Charlie Adams (SLC), Joaquin Rivas (TUL), Cory Burke (BST)



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