FC Tucson has announced dates for Major League Soccer preseason matches in Tucson, with organizers dropping the idea of a "Cup" tournament and billing the games as the "Desert Showcase."... Read more»
FC Tucson got through to the semifinals of the USL League One playoffs with a win against a team they were well-matched with. Both FC Tucson and Richmond Kickers have had their ups and downs throughout the season. The team they face on Saturday in the semifinals, Union Omaha, mostly has had ups.... Read more»
It was a far cry from the six-goal contest between the two teams last week, but FC Tucson won their playoff match against Richmond Kickers on Saturday night at Kino North Stadium after a late-game strike by English forward Deri Corfe.... Read more»
There used to be a trope among soccer commentators when two players with some familiarity would have a clash on the field: “A little history there.” One could say that about FC Tucson’s first playoff match against the Richmond Kickers on Saturday night.... Read more»
The Pima Community College women's soccer team is heading back to the NJCAA Division II National Tournament; Lapsley talks about his backup squad; Sawatzky talkin' 'bout a Revolution... Read more»
“There's a ton more responsibility on me because I'm the only real veteran voice back there now without her,” said Wildcat goalkeeper Hope Hisey. Plus: FC Tucson academy player Lawrence closes out FC Tucson win... Read more»
Rodriguez got a rare start on Saturday night against Tormenta FC and he made the most of it. He scored two goals in the team’s win; one that puts them in the driver’s seat on the road to the playoffs.... Read more»
FC Tucson ended the evening at Kino North Stadium with only 10 players on the field and their second loss since early August. Two goals off of set pieces gave North Carolina their first win in over a month.... Read more»
Arizona's Madison Goerlinger talks about adapting to positional possession tactics; FC Tucson's Jon Pearlman talks about winning moments and finishing chances.... Read more»
FC Tucson announced that Jonathan Pearlman can remove the “interim” tag from his title — he will be the coach of the local soccer team through the 2022 season.... Read more»
All streaks have to end some time, but there are better ways to have ended it than the disappointing performance FC Tucson turned in on Saturday night at Kino North Stadium. The visitors from North Texas SC shut down the locals, 2 - 0.... Read more»
FC Tucson posted an impressive 3 - 0 win over Fort Lauderdale CF at Kino North Stadium. It is the fifth game without a loss for Los Tucsonenses — a feat that hasn’t happened for the local soccer side since 2018.... Read more»
FC Tucson being the only team in its league in either the Pacific or Mountain time zones presents enough travel issues, but two matches in a single week exacerbate the problem somewhat. Decisions about the 18-player travel roster are a bit easier with the relatively healthy squad coming out of this weekend’s win over Greenville.... Read more»
Soccer notes: Moros faces scheduling test as two-game weeks start for Wildcats Plus: Pearlman talks return of Jaye to Kino; Hisey named to post season WPSL list; Duarte scores for Pumas... Read more»
It was, like every game in this half of the season, a must-win for FC Tucson on Saturday night at Kino North Stadium. The team earned the victory they needed with a triumph over the visitors from Greenville powered by a brace from second-year forward Shak Adams.... Read more»
Union Omaha had already played several games at Kino Stadium when they showed up on Saturday night, but one of their players has a deeper familiarity with the state.... Read more»
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