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06/06/2015

Good Luck To Edmond, Oklahoma 's own Courtney D**e as she begins her quest for a World Title at the Ladies World Cup Canada today. We wish you all success in the WORLD.

"It's a massive honour playing for my country and it’s like something you have worked for your whole life; this opportunity is amazing. To be honest, it's a great feeling right now."

"I am hoping to bring the experience from the U-20 World Cup to the senior team and hopefully, we will go further than the last team did in Germany four years ago, because we can do it. I am sure we can.

“Any player knows that the World Cup is the pinnacle of your career, so I definitely cherish this. I will do my best and hopefully, we will get a good result for Nigeria."

06/06/2015

Great win last night for the Energy.

RECAP: Greig's Two Goals Help Energy FC Top Portland for Fifth Straight Win >> http://bit.ly/1BQzgmj

06/06/2015

Well done Adam

06/06/2015

June 6, 2015

The Tulsa Roughnecks strong form this season against top teams continued Friday night in Seattle. The Roughnecks produced their biggest offensive output of the season in a 5-1 victory over first-place Seattle Sounders 2 at Starfire Stadium. It was the first home loss of the season for Seattle who entered the match with a perfect 5-0 mark at Starfire.

Adam Black (photo by Charis Wilson), making only his third start of the season, keyed the big victory with a first-half brace. Former Seattle Sounders striker Sammy Ochoa capped the win with Tulsa’s fifth goal and his first of the 2015 season. The five goals are the most ever scored by the Roughnecks in a USL game.

With the victory, Roughnecks FC improve to 4-5-2 on the season and move from the 11th spot in the Western Conference standings up to sixth place, just ahead of Portland Timbers 2. Tulsa and Portland are tied on 14 points and on goal differential, but the Roughnecks have now scored 14 goals this season compared to 13 for Timbers 2.

The Roughnecks roster includes several players with ties to the Northwest, and the homecoming to Seattle seemed to inspire the entire squad.

Black opened the scoring in just the 10th minute. The Oklahoma City University product buried a left-footed shot from the top of the box to give the Roughnecks an early 1-0 lead. It was Black’s first-ever USL goal.

Pablo Rossi answered for S2 in the 23rd minute when he was left unmarked in front of Tulsa goalkeeper Zac Lubin’s goal, but Black struck again 11 minutes later. Another left-footed effort from almost the exact same spot as his first goal put Tulsa in front to stay.

Five minutes before halftime, Lucas Cordeiro finished from close range to give Roughnecks FC a 3-1 lead at the interval.

Seattle head coach Ezra Hendrickson inserted substitutes Duncan McCormick and Andy Craven, who had been suffering from the flu, to open the second 45 minutes. The changes helped S2 control play in Tulsa’s end of the field to open the half, but a second goal would not come.

The Roughnecks put the game away in the 78th minute when a cross from Cordeiro found an open Kidd Nwabueze in front of goal. Kidd finished for Tulsa’s fourth goal of the night.

Ochoa put the finishing touch on the victory with a shot from the top of the box in the 87th minute to complete the Roughnecks impressive 5-1 victory.
Tulsa will return home on Saturday and begin preparations for the renewal of the Oklahoma Derby. The Roughnecks will travel down the Turner Turnpike on Saturday, June 13 to take on the Oklahoma City Energy at Taft Stadium. The two sides played to a 1-1 draw in the season opener before the Energy recorded a 1-0 win in a U.S. Open Cup match on May 27.

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03/11/2015

We would like to announce the signing of Bryan Byars of Oklahoma City, to the Oklahoma City Energy FC. We are all very proud to represent Bryan here at United In Motion. Bryan is the first player that Energy F.C and United In Motion, has teamed up with. We look forward to bringing quality talent and fine young men to the Energy for years to come. A big thanks to all the Energy for seeing the talent in Bryan. All of Oklahoma City will be out supporting the Energy and Bryan on April 14th at Taft Stadium.

COLLEGE
Started four years at USAO, ending his career with the university’s career shutouts record (46) and career wins record (64) … Posted 229 career saves and a 64-15-4 record during his collegiate career … Earned All-Southwest Region honors from the NSCAA and All-Sooner Athletic Conference first team honors as a junior … Posted his career-high of 11 saves in a double overtime loss to Missouri Valley at the NAIA national tournament … Earned NAIA All-America Honorable Mention honors as a sophomore and was also named the Sooner Athletic Conference’s Goalkeeper of the Year … Had 17 wins and recorded an opening-round win over Missouri Valley in the NAIA national tournament as a freshman … Earned SAC first team all-conference honors.

HIGH SCHOOL
Named All-America and All-State as a senior at Putnam City North High School … An all-district selection for three straight years and a nominee for Gatorade’s National Player of the Year in 2009 … Panthers finished as state runner-up in 2006.

02/21/2015

OKC Energy game Live stream coming up against Red Bulls FC

Matchday: newyorkredbulls.com/live

02/18/2015

Good luck to the Energy against Toronto FC

Energy FC TV's Carter Baum reports from Bradenton, Fla. as Energy FC opened the IMG Suncoast Pro Classic tonight with a community event

01/20/2015

We are proud to announce the official signing of Bryce Taylor to the Austin Aztex. All at UIM are very proud of you and your accomplishment.

The Austin Aztex have signed two new players to the 2015 roster for the club’s inaugural USL PRO season. Joining the Aztex are Ryan Roushandel and Bryce Taylor.

01/17/2015

United In Motion is proud to announce a partnership with Bryan Byers, one of the top NAIA keepers in the last 30 years. We are honored to have Bryan become the newest member of our group.

Position: GK

2013: Byars recorded 15 wins and 10 shutouts on his junior year. He had 68 saves on the year and a career-high 11 saves in a double overtime loss in the NAIA Men’s Soccer National Championship tournament game against Missouri Valley. He holds USAO records for career wins (46) and shutouts (31). He was named All-SAC First Team and All-Southwest Region by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. In the summer of 2014, he played in the National Premier Soccer League for the Oklahoma City Football Club.

2012: In his sophomore year, Byars has tied Coach Vizarelis’ career shutouts record with 21. Additionally, he’s second in school history in career goals against average at 0.65 and third in wins with 31. During the season, he collected 11 shutouts and recorded 47 saves. With a GAA of 0.551, Byars topped the NAIA and is second in school history for a single season. Offensively, Byars recorded one assists in a game against Northwood. He was named an NAIA All-America Honorable Mention and Sooner Athletic Conference Goalkeeper of the Year for his efforts.

2011: Coming in as a redshirt freshman, Byars was USAO’s starting keeper, only missing one start all season. Spending almost 2,000 minutes in the box, Byars allowed just 16 goals while collecting 67 saves. He had a season-high nine saves against Missouri Valley in the opening round of the NAIA National Tournament. The Drovers went on to shut out MVC. For the season, Byars earned 17 wins and 10 shutouts. He ended the season with a goals against average of 0.744, which is eighth in the NAIA and first in the conference. For his efforts, Byars earned SAC All-Conference First Team honors.

2010: After high school, Byars went to Midwestern State, where he redshirted one season.

High School: At Putnam City North High School, Byars was named All-America and All-State his senior year. He was also named All-District three years in a row. In 2008, he was a Gatorade National Player nominee. He helped lead his team to become state runners up in 2007.

12/01/2014

Aztex Enter Affiliate Agreement with Crew

Capacity crowd at launch party to watch announcement



Austin Aztex News Release - www.austinaztex.com

Tuesday, November 26, 2014

AUSTIN, Texas - The Austin Aztex announced Tuesday evening that the organization has entered an affiliation agreement with Major League Soccer’s Columbus Crew SC. The announcement was made in front a capacity crowd at the Aztex Launch Party held at PGi Austin.

“Columbus Crew SC and the Austin Aztex decided to partner because our respective organizations share a similar player nurturing philosophy,” Aztex Owner Rene van de Zande said. ”We have great confidence in the leadership at Crew SC that makes up for a strong partnership and cooperation between our respective clubs and are very excited for what lies ahead for us.”

"It was important for our organization when choosing our affiliate to make our decision based on the people involved,” Aztex Head Coach Paul Dalglish said. “After several meetings between the owners and technical staff we felt the Austin Aztex and Columbus Crew SC were the ideal match in terms of philosophy on and off the field. We are excited and privileged to partner with the Crew in our inaugural year."

As per the MLS-USL affiliation agreements, Crew SC will be able to loan up to four players to the Aztex for the 2015 season.

Crew SC finished the 2014 season with a record of 14-10-10 and were eliminated in the first round of MLS playoffs as their head coach, Gregg Berhalter, was named one of three finalists for MLS Coach of the Year. The organization was one of the first MLS clubs and plays in the first major soccer-specific stadium in the country, helping spearhead soccer’s growth in the United States.

Early Bird Season Tickets for the Aztex inaugural 2015 USL PRO season are now on sale. With expanded amenities including the beer garden, reserved seating, and a supporters section, fans are able to secure their spot in line for only $50. For more details and pricing, visit www.austinaztex.com/tickets.

11/18/2014

The Highlights from the NASL championship final played last week. Take a look at the first goal about three minutes in. Well worth your time.

Chelsea Torres talks to Coach Marcina, Billy Forbes and Jonathan Borrajo after they won the Soccer Bowl.

11/03/2014

United In Motion's Bryce Taylor of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, has signed to play for Austin Aztecs of the USL Professional Division for the 2015-16 season. We would like to congratulate Bryce and his family as he moves south to Austin TX in the new year. A big thanks to coach Paul Dalglish and all his staff for all the support they have shown throughout this process.