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Orange County SC announced today the signing of dynamic forward Lyam MacKinnon for the upcoming USL Championship season. MacKinnon won the USL League One Golden Boot and Player of the Year awards with Greenville Triumph in 2024. 

MacKinnon, 25, from Lausanne, Switzerland most recently played in the USL League one with Greenville Triumph where he scored 21 goals in 32 matches. MacKinnon also led all players with 28 goal contributions, four braces and four penalties won. 

With his 16 regular season goals in 2024, MacKinnon passed former Orange County SC goalscorer and current assistant coach Didier Crettenand as the most prolific Swiss goalscorer in modern American men’s professional soccer history.

“Lyam had an exceptional season last year, winning both the Golden Boot and Player of the Year honors in USL League One. We’re thrilled to add him to our squad as a key player for this season said Peter Nugent, OCSC President of Soccer Operations & General Manager. “Our goal is to provide him with the platform to continue his development and showcase his talent in the USL Championship, just as we’ve done for past players who have successfully made the jump to the next level. We’re excited to help Lyam pursue that same path.”

Prior to his time in Greenville, MacKinnon was selected with the 84th pick of the 2023 MLS SuperDraft by Nashville SC. Before turning professional, MacKinnon played his youth career with his hometown club Lausanne Sport. MacKinnon spent 3-years as a starter at Villanova where he made 56 appearances, scoring 17 goals and tallying 14 assists.

“I am really excited to be part of Orange County SC, a club that has a rich history and a lot of ambition,” said MacKinnon. “I am looking forward to being part of this club that has a great connection with its fans and hope to contribute to winning more trophies here in 2025!”

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This signing is pending league and federation approval, per club policy details of the agreement will not be released.

NAME: Lyam MacKinnon

PRONUNCIATION: Mac-kin-in

POSITION: Forward

AGE: 25

HEIGHT: 6’1”

WEIGHT: 175

DATE OF BIRTH: September 25, 1999

HOMETOWN: Lausanne, Switzerland

NATIONALITY: Swiss

PREVIOUS CLUB: Greenville Triumph (USL League One)

TRANSACTION: Orange County SC has signed Lyam MacKinnon on January 23, 2025.

The current roster heading into the 2025 season as of January 23 is listed alphabetically as follows:
Goalkeepers: Colin Shutler
Defenders: Grayson Doody, Pedro Guimaraes, Ashton Miles,
Midfielders: Chris Hegardt, Kevin Partida, Kyle Scott, Ousmane Sylla
Forwards: Ben Barjolo, Cameron Dunbar, Bryce Jamison, Lyam MacKinnon, Tristan Trager, Ethan Zubak 

Orange County SC announced today the signing of midfielder and 2023 MAC Herman Trophy winner Ousmane Sylla for the upcoming USL Championship season. Sylla joins OCSC from the Houston Dynamo of the MLS. 

Sylla, 23, from Dakar, Senegal, was selected by Houston Dynamo in the second round (No. 55 overall) of the 2024 MLS SuperDraft out of Clemson University. 

“Ousmane is a player with immense potential.” said Peter Nugent, OCSC President of Soccer Operations & General Manager. “Only a year ago he was voted the best college player in the country. We look forward to aiding his development and helping him achieve his goals of playing at the highest level possible. His speed, vision, and technical ability will bring a dynamic edge to our attack.” 

Sylla made one appearance for the Dynamo in the 2024 Concacaf tournament. Prior to signing with Houston he played at Clemson University where he won the 2023 MAC Hermann Trophy award, given to college soccer’s top player. He also helped Clemson win two NCAA titles in three years (2021, ’23) and was named a First Team All-American in the ACC. During his collegiate career, the Senegal native had 24g/24a in 71 matches. 

“I’m looking forward to playing with OCSC this season,” said Sylla. “I can’t wait to meet my teammates and all the fans and I hope to add to the legacy of such a great club by adding another championship in 2025.” 

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This signing is pending league and federation approval, per club policy details of the agreement will not be released. 

NAME: Ousmane Sylla 

PRONUNCIATION: OOZ-mon SILL-uh 

POSITION: Midfielder 

AGE: 23 

HEIGHT: 5’8” 

WEIGHT: 170 lbs 

DATE OF BIRTH: August 7, 2001 

HOMETOWN: Dakar, Senegal 

NATIONALITY: Senegalese 

PREVIOUS CLUB: Houston Dynamo (MLS) 

SOCIAL MEDIA: @ousman10_ on Instagram 

TRANSACTION: Orange County SC has signed Ousmane Sylla on January 21, 2025. 

The current roster heading into the 2025 season as of January 21 is listed alphabetically as follows:  
Goalkeepers: Colin Shutler 
Defenders: Grayson Doody, Pedro Guimaraes, Ashton Miles 
Midfielders: Chris Hegardt, Kevin Partida, Kyle Scott, Ousmane Sylla 
Forwards: Ben Barjolo, Cameron Dunbar, Bryce Jamison, Tristan Trager, Ethan Zubak 

Orange County SC announced today the signing of defender Grayson Doody for the upcoming USL Championship season. Doody joins the Black and Orange after previously playing for Las Vegas Lights FC and CF Montreal of the MLS.

Doody, 24, from Hermosa Beach California most recently played in the USL Championship with Las Vegas Lights FC where he made 11 starts in 16 appearances. Doody helped lead the lights to 4 clean sheets.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Grayson to the club,” said Peter Nugent, OCSC President of Soccer Operations & General Manager. “After a successful loan spell last year in the USL Championship, he proved himself as an impactful player on both sides of the ball. His versatility and work ethic will make him an invaluable addition, as we aim to build on last season’s momentum.”

Prior to his loan stint in Las Vegas, Doody was selected with the 10th pick of the 2024 MLS SuperDraft by CF Montreal. Before turning professional, Doody played his youth career with Sand & Surf in Manhattan Beach and the LA Galaxy Academy. Doody spent 4-years as a starter at UCLA and in 2023 he helped lead the Bruins to their first Pac-12 conference title since 2012.

“I’m excited to join OCSC a team that I’ve always seen from a distance,” said Doody. “Being from Hermosa beach, I grew up playing on the fields outside Championship Stadium and now it will be nice to play in front of all the fans. I’m looking forward to meeting the guys and building on this successful project.”

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Doody’s signing is pending league and federation approval, per club policy details of the agreement will not be released.

NAME: Grayson Doody

PRONUNCIATION: Do-Dee

POSITION: Defender

AGE: 22

HEIGHT: 5’10”

WEIGHT: 165

DATE OF BIRTH: March 20, 2002

HOMETOWN: Hermosa Beach, CA

NATIONALITY: United States

PREVIOUS CLUB: Las Vegas Lights FC

SOCIAL MEDIA: @grayson31122647 on X / @grayson_doody on Instagram

TRANSACTION: Orange County SC has signed Grayson Doody on January 20, 2025.

The current roster heading into the 2025 season as of January 20 is listed alphabetically as follows: Goalkeepers: Colin Shutler Defenders: Grayson Doody, Pedro Guimaraes, Ashton Miles Midfielders: Chris Hegardt, Kevin Partida, Kyle Scott Forwards: Ben Barjolo, Cameron Dunbar, Bryce Jamison, Tristan Trager, Ethan Zubak

Orange County SC announced today the signing of midfielder Chris Hegardt for the upcoming USL Championship season. Hegardt returns to the Black and Orange after joining the club on loan from Norwegian club Stabæk in July of the 2024 season. 

Hegardt, 23, from San Diego, California, made an instant impact on the field for OCSC in 2024, appearing in 16 games with 1 goal and two assists. 

“We are delighted to welcome Chris back on a permanent basis,” said Peter Nugent, OCSC President of Soccer Operations & General Manager. “He played a key role in the teams success last season, despite only being with the club for a short period of time. We look forward to seeing the impact he can have over the course of a full season.”

Hegardt made his USL Championship debut in 2019 with Tacoma Defiance while part of the Seattle Sounders Academy. He then spent two seasons at the University of Georgetown before signing with MLS side Charlotte FC prior to the club’s inaugural 2022 season. Hegardt then spent time on loan in USL League One with Charlotte Independence in 2022 and USL Championship side Loudoun United FC in 2023.

“Im really excited to sign permanently for Orange County,” said Hegardt. “I think that we are building a very good project here and can compete for titles this season. Last year we finished very strong, and I wanted to continue to build this project with Danny and the rest of the great players that we have. Personally, I’m really excited for this year and feel motivated to accomplish the goals that we have set forth. It’s gonna be an exciting year and can’t wait to play in front of our great fans at championship stadium this season. For county!”

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Hegardt’s signing is pending league and federation approval, per club policy details of the agreement will not be released.

NAME: Chris Hegardt

PRONUNCIATION: hay-gart 

POSITION: Midfielder

AGE: 23

HEIGHT: 5’9”

WEIGHT: 145

DATE OF BIRTH: January 6, 2002

HOMETOWN: San Diego, CA

NATIONALITY: United States

PREVIOUS CLUB: Stabæk

SOCIAL MEDIA: @crhegardt_ on Instagram

TRANSACTION: Orange County SC has signed Chris Hegardt on January 17, 2025.
The current roster heading into the 2025 season as of January 17 is listed alphabetically as follows:
Goalkeepers: Colin Shutler
Defenders: Pedro Guimaraes, Ashton Miles
Midfielders: Chris Hegardt, Kevin Partida, Kyle Scott
Forwards: Ben Barjolo, Cameron Dunbar, Bryce Jamison, Tristan Trager, Ethan Zubak

Orange County SC today announced their preseason schedule for the upcoming 2025 USL Championship season. OCSC will play eight friendlies in preparation for their USL Championship home opener on March 8th. 

All home preseason matches will take place behind closed doors at Championship Soccer Stadium, with the exception of one game TBD that will be open exclusively to season ticket holders and owners. Details regarding attending this pre-season match to follow.

“Our preseason schedule will of course give us an opportunity to work through the necessary physical training demands needed for the players to begin the USL championship season. The range of opponents we’ll face offers good competitive game minutes and a chance to develop an understanding and philosophy of how we would like the team to play as we move into the season,” OCSC Head Coach Danny Stone said. “Preseason is always both about working physically and tactically, but just as importantly it’s about developing a connection and bond between the players in the group in order to create a great locker room environment, this will be key for us to be able to compete well together as a team.”

OCSC will begin the preseason at home against the Portland Timbers on Saturday, January, 25. 

This is followed by a matchup with UC Irvine of the Big West Conference at home on Saturday, February 1. The Black and Orange will then host long time USL Championship rival Sacramento Republic FC on Wednesday, February 5, 

OCSC will head north to play their only road match of the preseason on Wednesday, February 12 against the LAFC in Los Angeles. 

The preseason will conclude with a four-match homestand, beginning with a game against USL League One newcomers AV Alta FC on Saturday, February 15. OCSC will round out the preseason with games against LMU on February 22, LAFC II on February 23 and LA Galaxy II on Friday, February 28th.

The 2025 USL Championship regular season kicks off at home on Saturday, March 8 at 7:00 PM, versus Oakland Roots SC at Championship Soccer Stadium. This game will sell out! Be sure to grab your tickets before they are gone, HERE.

OCSC 2025 PRESEASON SCHEDULE

January 25 | Home vs. Portland Timbers at TBD

February 1 | Home vs. UC Irvine Anteaters at TBD

February 5 | Home vs. Sacramento Republic at TBD 

February 12 | Away @ LAFC at TBD (Los Angeles, CA)

February 15 | Home vs. AV Alta FC at TBD

February 22 | Home vs. LMU at TBD

February 23 | Home vs. LAFC II at TBD

February 28 | Home vs.LA Galaxy II at TBD

Orange County SC has officially released the schedule for the upcoming 2025 USL Championship season, including matches to be played in the newly expanded USL Jägermeister Cup. The schedule once again features 34 matches, split evenly into 17 home matches at Championship Stadium and 17 away matches.

The Black and Orange will play every Western Conference team home and away again in 2025, with newly promoted side Lexington Sporting Club slotting into the Western Conference. The County Boys begin the season with seven of their first 10 matches played within the friendly confines of Championship Stadium, including a three match homestand to begin the year. 

OCSC opens the season on Saturday, March 8 against Northern California rivals Oakland Roots SC. Then Lexington SC comes to town on Saturday, March 15, followed by Monterey Bay F.C. on Saturday, March 22.

This season also marks the first season that USL Championship clubs will be competing in the USL Jagermeister Cup, a new cup competition between the USL Championship and USL League One. OCSC’s inaugural Jagermeister Cup match will take place at home against Las Vegas Lights FC on Saturday, April 26.

Times for OCSC’s home matches and a promotional schedule will be released at a later date in the near future.

Check out OCSC’s full 2025 USL Championship schedule, here. 

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Orange County SC today confirms the signing of forward Tristan Trager for the 2025 USL Championship season, pending league and federation approval. The 25-year-old forward returns home to Orange County to strengthen the forward group after providing double digit goal contributions in 2024.

“It feels amazing to be signing with Orange County SC, I don’t think any other words could describe it,” Trager said. “I grew up playing on the fields around the stadium, so it’s amazing to be back here close to family. I think Danny [Stone] did a great job turning things around and Orange County is a team that creates a lot of chances for their forwards and has Championship DNA. I’m excited to get to work.”

A San Clemente native, Trager most recently completed his third professional season with Monterey Bay F.C. in 2024. He scored eight goals and provided two assists across 22 matches played in all competitions. It was his second professional season of double digit goal contributions.

“We are delighted to bring Tristan back home to OC!” OCSC President of Soccer Operations and General Manager Peter Nugent said. “He is a proven goalscorer within the league and will complement our group of forwards perfectly.”

Trager has scored 14 goals and provided three assists in 55 matches across all contributions in his first two professional seasons with Atlanta United 2 and the Charleston Battery. Prior to turning pro, Trager played collegiate soccer at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, CO. He played his youth club soccer at Strikers FC here in Irvine, and now becomes an inspiration for Strikers players and other youth players in Orange County.

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Per team and league policy, terms of the deal will not be disclosed.

Transaction Details

Orange County SC signs forward Tristan Trager, December 2024

Name: Tristan Trager

Pronunciation: TRIS-tuhn TRAY-gr

Position: Forward

Height: 5’11”

Weight: 159 lbs

Born: August 28, 1999

Hometown: San Clemente, CA

Previous Club: Monterey Bay F.C. (USL Championship)

Social Media: @ttrages on Instagram and X/Twitter

After a successful run as interim head coach leading the Black and Orange to the Western Conference Semifinal, Orange County SC has removed the interim tag and signed Danny Stone to a new contract as head coach. Stone becomes the 11th head coach in club history.

“We are delighted to name Danny our head coach, he came into a difficult situation last season and demonstrated tremendous leadership that helped propel the club to a Western Conference Semifinal,” OCSC President of Soccer Operations and General Manager Peter Nugent said. “He fully deserves the opportunity to lead this team forward and we are excited for the season ahead with Danny at the helm.”

After taking over in August, Stone led Orange County SC to a 7-4-1 record, the best record in the league over that stretch. After an undefeated month of October, he was named the USL Championship Coach of the Month. His side secured the 6-seed in the Western Conference and made an appearance in the Western Conference Semifinals. 

“I’m incredibly pleased and very happy to have been given this opportunity, and I can’t wait to come back with the club next season,” Stone said. “I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time here over the last three months of [last] season and I’m looking forward to continue building on that foundation that we began to create in the last 10-12 games last year.

“For us now, we do a lot of work in preseason to get back to the point where we are performing well again by the beginning of the season in March. From my personal perspective, I’m very pleased and really excited to be working with the squad in January for preseason, and of course to be back here at Championship Stadium in front of the fans and representing Orange County SC.” 

Orange County SC becomes the second club that Stone has managed, after an earlier stint at fellow USL Championship club Phoenix Rising FC. Stone was the assistant manager at Colorado Rapids from 2014-2018, OKC Energy FC from 2018-2021 and Phoenix from 2021-2024. 

Prior to becoming a coach, Stone played professionally in his native England for three seasons. The Liverpool born defender made over 40 professional appearances for Blackburn Rovers, Notts County and Southport.

Per club and league policy, terms of the deal will not be disclosed.

TAMPA, Fla. (December 12, 2024) – The United Soccer League (USL) announced today the expansion of the USL Jägermeister Cup, uniting clubs from the USL Championship and League One in a groundbreaking interleague competition. The 2025 tournament represents a significant milestone for domestic soccer, as it marks the first time a U.S. soccer league has established its own interleague cup.

Entering its second year after a successful launch exclusively with League One clubs last season, the 2025 USL Jägermeister Cup will feature all 38 professional men’s clubs competing in a World Cup-style tournament throughout the regular season. Adding more meaningful matches to the annual calendar, the USL Jägermeister Cup includes fan-first modifications to encourage attacking soccer, such as penalty shootouts to determine match winners during the group stage and goals scored as the first tiebreaker in the group standings.

“We are thrilled to partner with Jägermeister to expand the competition to include both our men’s professional leagues and create more matches of consequence,” said USL President and Chief Soccer Officer Paul McDonough. “This new approach highlights the vision and commitment of our owners to explore innovative ways to adapt our structure, delivering a more compelling and entertaining format. This first-of-its-kind cup will give fans additional opportunities to support their teams and celebrate their communities in an exciting tournament.”

The USL Jägermeister Cup will consist of six regional groups [see below], with six or seven teams assigned by league or conference affiliation per group. Each team will play four matches – two home, two away – in group play with home assignments being randomly drawn. The group stage kicks off April 26 and concludes the weekend of July 26. After the group stage, a draw will set the matchups for the single-elimination knockout rounds, which will begin three weeks later. The USL Jägermeister Cup will conclude with the Final on the weekend of Oct. 11.

The Jägermeister brand has been a pioneer in sports business and soccer. In 1973, Jägermeister became the first company to place a logo on a Bundesliga club’s jersey with the sponsorship of Eintracht Braunschweig. Jägermeister is committed to crafting some of the best nights in sports and will be working with partners in local USL communities to host special events announced at a later date.

In addition to the clubs and players being highlighted throughout the tournament, fans will also have their own shot at glory in the “Shot at Glory Bracket Challenge” which will launch ahead of the first matchday.

More information about the USL Jägermeister Cup will be shared in the coming months leading up to the competition and throughout the tournament on our dedicated social media channels at USL Jägermeister Cup on X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and Instagram.

GROUP 1	GROUP 2	GROUP 3	GROUP 4	GROUP 5	GROUP 6
AV Alta FC	Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC	Birmingham Legion FC	Detroit City FC	Charlotte Independence	Charleston Battery
Las Vegas Lights FC	El Paso Locomotive FC	Chattanooga Red Wolves SC	Hartford Athletic	Lexington SC	Greenville Triumph
Monterey Bay F.C.	New Mexico United	Forward Madison FC	Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC	Loudoun United FC	Miami FC
Oakland Roots SC	Phoenix Rising FC	Indy Eleven	Portland Hearts of Pine	Louisville City FC	FC Naples
Sacramento Republic FC	San Antonio FC	One Knoxville SC	Rhode Island FC	North Carolina FC	Tampa Bay Rowdies
Orange County SC	Texoma FC	FC Tulsa	Westchester SC	Richmond Kickers	Tormenta FC
Spokane Velocity FC	Union Omaha				

The 2024 USL Championship season for 6-seeded Orange County SC came to a close in the Western Conference Semifinals in an agonizing 2-1 defeat after extra time to 2-seeded Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC at Weidner Field in Colorado Springs, CO. The County Boys gave everything they had for 120 minutes, but came up just short at the final whistle.

The match got off to a lightning fast start, as forward Ethan Zubak found the first chance of the match, applying pressure on the press in the fourth minute. After a poor backpass put goalkeeper Christian Herrera in trouble, Zubak forced a turnover and slotted home into an empty net, putting the Black and Orange in front 1-0.

The lead for the Black and Orange was shortlived, as the hosts answered back just six minutes later in the 10th minute. After switching the field from the far sideline into the middle, midfielder Devon Williams found fellow midfielder Zach Zandi just inside the top of the box, who fired first time into the bottom right corner, tying the game 1-1. 

OCSC appeared to re-take the lead in the 30th minute off a corner from midfielder Seth Casiple. The San Diego native’s corner found captain Markus Nakkim at the near post, who played a perfect header across goal that forward Cameron Dunbar tapped into an empty net. 

However, the whistle had blown the play dead for a foul in the box on defender Dillon Powers. The go-ahead goal for the Black and Orange was disallowed and the score remained 1-1.

On their next corner kick in first half stoppage time, Powers nearly took matters into his own hands to restore the lead. Casiple played another good ball into the box that appeared to come off the arm of Switchbacks forward Ronaldo Damus and into the path of Powers, who poked his shot just over the bar.

Orange County SC pressed on in search of a second goal coming out of the halftime break and found their first chance in the 51st minute. Defender Ryan Doghman played in Dunbar on the left flank. Dunbar dribbled into the box, cut back on his right foot and fired a shot towards the bottom right corner that was saved by Herrera.

The best chance for the Black and Orange in the second half came after midfielder Chris Hegardt drew a free kick in the 64th minute. Nakkim stepped up to take the ensuing free kick from around 30 yards out, fired up and over the wall a rocket destined for the top corner that was saved by Herrera at full stretch.

Neither team could find a winner prior to the end of regulation and the teams headed to Extra Time. Shutler kept the teams level in the 99th minute after Zandi found substitute Quanzi Herman who hit a rocket on the half volley that Shutler tipped up over the bar.

Colorado Springs found the go ahead goal in the 106th minute on a free kick. After the initial attempt was sent away by Shutler, substitute Cole Mrowka collected the bar and fired back on target that was redirected by Zandi past Shutler and the Switchbacks led 2-1.

Substitute Thomas Amang had the best chance for the Black and Orange in the second half stoppage time after fellow substitute Ben Barjolo played him into the box. Amang turned and fired with his right foot, but it was pushed away by Herrera.

To all of our supporters and owners, the lifeblood of our club, thank you for your unwavering support throughout the 2024 USL Championship season. It didn’t end the way we wanted it to, but this is not the end. We will be back! #ForCounty 🍊

MILESTONES AND FACTS:

Forward Ethan Zubak scored his first playoff goal for Orange County SC tonight.

Orange County SC saw their season end in the Western Conference Semifinal for the second consecutive season.

TEAM	FIRST HALF	SECOND HALF	EXTRA TIME	FULL TIME
OCSC	1	0	0	1
COS	1	0	1	2

SCORING SUMMARY:

5’ Ethan Zubak (1st of #USLPlayoffs)

10’ Zachary Zandi

105+1’ Zachary Zandi

DISCIPLINE SUMMARY:

ORANGE COUNTY SC

85’ Seth Casiple

108’ Dillion Powers

COLORADO SPRINGS SWITCHBACKS FC

69’ Zachary Zandi

ORANGE COUNTY SC LINEUP:

Colin Shutler (GK); Owen Lambe, Markus Nakkim (C), Dillon Powers, Ryan Doghman; Seth Casiple (Charlie Asensio 112’), Ashish Chattha (Ben Norris 106’), Chris Hegardt (Christian Sorto 78’), Bryce Jamison (Ben Barjolo 112’); Ethan Zubak (Thomas Amang 86’), Cameron Dunbar (Ashton Miles 117’)

Unused subs: Juan Santana (GK)

Interim Head Coach: Danny Stone

Possession: 47% | Shots: 14 | Shots On Goal: 5 | Corners: 5 | Fouls: 12 | Offsides: 0 |

COLORADO SPRINGS SWITCHBACKS FC LINEUP:

Christian Herrera (GK); Aidan Rocha, Matthew Mahoney (C), Dike Lacroix, Matthew Real (Delentz Pierre 117’), Zachary Zandi (Steven Echevarria 109’), Devon Williams, Jario Henriquez (Juan Tejada 69’), Tyreek Magee (Cole Mrowka 80’), Yoskuke Hanya (Quenzi Huerman 46’), Ronaldo Damus (Justin Dhillon 68’)

Unused subs: Joe Rice (GK)

Head Coach: James Chambers

Possession: 53% | Shots: 18 | Shots On Goal: 7 | Corners: 5 | Fouls: 15 | Offsides: 1 |

Orange County SC @ Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC

2024 USL Championship Playoffs | Western Conference Semifinals

Date: November 10, 2024

Venue: Weidner Field

Weather: See you in 2025!