Love those reserves!

ReAl's Gal · 09-26-2005, 11:24 AM

So Did anyone else see the game Saturday morning? Man, did it feel good to cheer like that again! 🕺 (5-2 in case you didn't!) Dunny did awesome as captain and that Tiger.... Just love him. Jay really impressed me as well. Come to think of it, you'd be hard pressed to point out a player that didn't impress me! It just makes me think, MOMENTUM. That's what we need!

And yes, That stupid bunny still makes me laugh. What can I say? I'm addicted to dancing animals.

SoccerPrime · 09-26-2005, 11:34 AM

Well some good came out of this weekend.
Thanks for the report.

SokkerNut · 09-26-2005, 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by ReAl's Gal

So Did anyone else see the game Saturday morning? Man, did it feel good to cheer like that again! 🕺 (5-2 in case you didn't!) Dunny did awesome as captain and that Tiger.... Just love him. Jay really impressed me as well. Come to think of it, you'd be hard pressed to point out a player that didn't impress me! It just makes me think, MOMENTUM. That's what we need!

And yes, That stupid bunny still makes me laugh. What can I say? I'm addicted to dancing animals.

It took me three times to read your post. I couldn't get past the bunny--I haven't laughed this hard in a long time.

ReAl's Gal · 09-26-2005, 01:29 PM

That's what the bunny and I are here for sugar!

SokkerNut · 09-26-2005, 02:04 PM

Thanks and thanks for the report on the reserves game. I neglected to thank you before for the report. I'm glad to here Dunny and Tiger had a great game as did the others-- :dancing:

Aero · 09-26-2005, 02:11 PM

I wish that we had seen the Washington that played in the reserve game in the actual games. He had two amazing goals. His second was one of the better ones I've seen all year. He really displayed some fancy footwork making it happen. Where has that guy been all year?

ReAl's Gal · 09-26-2005, 02:16 PM

I totally agree! My jaw was on the grass. He was playing with vigor I didn't know existed. Hubby thinks it was bacause he came from the Crew, so it was an "I'll show you" determination.

Deuce · 09-26-2005, 05:19 PM

REAL SALT LAKE RESERVES EXTEND UNBEATEN STREAK TO SIX GAMES

RSL Reserves Notch 5-2 Win Over Columbus on Sunday in Park City;

RSL Continues Rocky Mountain Cup Battle Against the Colorado Rapids on Saturday, Oct. 1;

Dunseth Returns, Williams Now Suspended for Rapids Contest Saturday;

Final Eastern Conference Foe Coming to Rice-Eccles Stadium;

Champions to Win Trip to DPS National Finals at MLS Cup 2005 at Pizza Hut Park

SALT LAKE CITY (Monday, Sept. 26, 2005) – The Real Salt Lake reserves (4-5-2, 14 pts.) RSL extended its unbeaten streak to six games yesterday with a 5-2 victory over the Columbus Crew (3-5-1, 10 pts.) at Trailside Park in Park City, Utah. RSL’s five goals were scored by DF Cameron Knowles, FW Adam Acosta, MF Luke Kreamalmeyer and two by FW Dante Washington, while MF Marcus Storey tallied the two Columbus Crew goals.

RSL opened the scoring in the 5th minute when FW Jordan Cila was fouled, giving the home team a free kick. Kreamalmeyer crossed the ball into the box connecting with an oncoming Knowles, who headed it past Crew GK Matt Jordan. Just two minutes later, Cila sent a perfect pass into the box for Kreamalmeyer, who fired a shot but saw it saved by the Columbus ‘keeper.

In the 24th minute, RSL would notch its second goal of the game when DF Nelson Akwari sent a cross into the box from 30 yards out for former Judge High School standout Acosta, who slotted it past Jordan. Just three minutes later, Columbus would pull its first goal back when MF Devin Barclay crossed the ball into the box to Storey, who tallied his first goal of the game. The Crew would equalize at the end the first half when FW Cornell Glen rocketed a shot at RSL ‘keeper Jay Nolly, which rebounded to the feet of Storey who scored his second goal.

Just 13 minutes into the second half, Washington notched what proved to be the game-winning goal when Kreamalmeyer found No. 99 in the box, who then dribbled through the Crew defense to the left post and then placed the ball into the far post past second half substitute ‘keeper Bill Gaudette in the 58th minute. Three minutes later, Kreamalmeyer, who already had two assists in the game, fired a shot from 15 yards out, which sailed past the ‘keeper into the net in the 61st minute.

The final goal came in the 81st minute when Washington received a pass with his back facing the goal 25 yards outside the box, juggled the ball as he turned towards the net and blasted the ball into the upper corner, ending the game 5-2.

Scoring Summary:
RSL – Cameron Knowles (Luke Kreamalmeyer) 5
RSL – Adam Acosta (Nelson Akwari) 24
CLB – Marcus Storey (Devin Barclay) 27
CLB – Marcus Storey (unassisted) 45
RSL – Dante Washington (Luke Kreamalmeyer) 58
RSL – Luke Kreamalmeyer (unassisted) 61
RSL – Dante Washington (unassisted) 81

Real Salt Lake Reserves – Jay Nolly (Chad Sackett 86), Nelson Akwari (Sergio Flores 46), Brian Dunseth, Cameron Knowles (Michael Lookingland 46), Kevin Novak (Brian Kamler 56), Luke Kreamalmeyer, Leslie Fitzpatrick, Seth Trembly (Chris Brown 19), Jordan Cila, Dante Washington, Adam Acosta

SUBS NOT USED: Rustin Pierce, Adolfo Gregorio

Columbus Crew Reserves – Matt Jordan (Bill Gaudette 46), Jeremy Parkins, Stephen Armstrong, Jamal Sutton, Devin Barclay, Paul Cabrera (Brian O’Rourke 46), Jeff Matteo, Marcus Storey, Luis Gallardo, John Wolyniec (Andrew Rutledge 72), Cornell Glenn (Matt Broadhead 62)

SUBS NOT USED: David Testo

Misconduct Summary:
RSL – Cameron Knowles (Yellow)
RSL – Luke Kreamalmeyer (Yellow)
CLB – John Wolyniec (Yellow)

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I will post photos in a day or two!

SokkerNut · 09-26-2005, 05:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Deuce

REAL SALT LAKE RESERVES EXTEND UNBEATEN STREAK TO SIX GAMES

RSL Reserves Notch 5-2 Win Over Columbus on Sunday in Park City;

RSL Continues Rocky Mountain Cup Battle Against the Colorado Rapids on Saturday, Oct. 1;

Dunseth Returns, Williams Now Suspended for Rapids Contest Saturday;

Final Eastern Conference Foe Coming to Rice-Eccles Stadium;

Champions to Win Trip to DPS National Finals at MLS Cup 2005 at Pizza Hut Park

SALT LAKE CITY (Monday, Sept. 26, 2005) – The Real Salt Lake reserves (4-5-2, 14 pts.) RSL extended its unbeaten streak to six games yesterday with a 5-2 victory over the Columbus Crew (3-5-1, 10 pts.) at Trailside Park in Park City, Utah. RSL’s five goals were scored by DF Cameron Knowles, FW Adam Acosta, MF Luke Kreamalmeyer and two by FW Dante Washington, while MF Marcus Storey tallied the two Columbus Crew goals.

RSL opened the scoring in the 5th minute when FW Jordan Cila was fouled, giving the home team a free kick. Kreamalmeyer crossed the ball into the box connecting with an oncoming Knowles, who headed it past Crew GK Matt Jordan. Just two minutes later, Cila sent a perfect pass into the box for Kreamalmeyer, who fired a shot but saw it saved by the Columbus ‘keeper.

In the 24th minute, RSL would notch its second goal of the game when DF Nelson Akwari sent a cross into the box from 30 yards out for former Judge High School standout Acosta, who slotted it past Jordan. Just three minutes later, Columbus would pull its first goal back when MF Devin Barclay crossed the ball into the box to Storey, who tallied his first goal of the game. The Crew would equalize at the end the first half when FW Cornell Glen rocketed a shot at RSL ‘keeper Jay Nolly, which rebounded to the feet of Storey who scored his second goal.

Just 13 minutes into the second half, Washington notched what proved to be the game-winning goal when Kreamalmeyer found No. 99 in the box, who then dribbled through the Crew defense to the left post and then placed the ball into the far post past second half substitute ‘keeper Bill Gaudette in the 58th minute. Three minutes later, Kreamalmeyer, who already had two assists in the game, fired a shot from 15 yards out, which sailed past the ‘keeper into the net in the 61st minute.

The final goal came in the 81st minute when Washington received a pass with his back facing the goal 25 yards outside the box, juggled the ball as he turned towards the net and blasted the ball into the upper corner, ending the game 5-2.

Scoring Summary:
RSL – Cameron Knowles (Luke Kreamalmeyer) 5
RSL – Adam Acosta (Nelson Akwari) 24
CLB – Marcus Storey (Devin Barclay) 27
CLB – Marcus Storey (unassisted) 45
RSL – Dante Washington (Luke Kreamalmeyer) 58
RSL – Luke Kreamalmeyer (unassisted) 61
RSL – Dante Washington (unassisted) 81

Real Salt Lake Reserves – Jay Nolly (Chad Sackett 86), Nelson Akwari (Sergio Flores 46), Brian Dunseth, Cameron Knowles (Michael Lookingland 46), Kevin Novak (Brian Kamler 56), Luke Kreamalmeyer, Leslie Fitzpatrick, Seth Trembly (Chris Brown 19), Jordan Cila, Dante Washington, Adam Acosta

SUBS NOT USED: Rustin Pierce, Adolfo Gregorio

Columbus Crew Reserves – Matt Jordan (Bill Gaudette 46), Jeremy Parkins, Stephen Armstrong, Jamal Sutton, Devin Barclay, Paul Cabrera (Brian O’Rourke 46), Jeff Matteo, Marcus Storey, Luis Gallardo, John Wolyniec (Andrew Rutledge 72), Cornell Glenn (Matt Broadhead 62)

SUBS NOT USED: David Testo

Misconduct Summary:
RSL – Cameron Knowles (Yellow)
RSL – Luke Kreamalmeyer (Yellow)
CLB – John Wolyniec (Yellow)

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I will post photos in a day or two!

As always, thanks for the report. I can't wait to see your pics.

HibaIssa · 09-26-2005, 07:43 PM

I thought Cila scored that first goal. Hmm, I guess that’s what I get for being on the other side of the field, I didn’t have a proper view a lot of the time.

Anyway, it was a good game. Too bad there’s only one more reserve game left in the season (with RSL in 6th place)

It was also fun to see two former Blitzz players playing against each other at the end.