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New England Revolution

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  • July 2008

    • MLS Player Retires to Heed Priestly Calling

      Associated Press  |  Jul 15, 08 10:15 AM CDT

      MLS Player Retires to Heed Priestly Calling

      (Newser) - Chase Hilgenbrinck was a professional soccer player and a devout Catholic until yesterday, when he announced his retirement from the sport. The 26-year-old will head to a Maryland seminary to begin 6 years of training for the priesthood, AP reports. "I still have a great passion for the game," Hilgenbrinck says, but "I felt called to something greater." More »

  • November 2007

    • Dynamo Repeats as MLS Champ

      Houston Chronicle  |  Nov 18, 07 9:18 PM CST

      Dynamo Repeats as MLS Champ

      (Newser) - Houston rallied to win their second straight MLS final, knocking off New England, 2-1. The Dynamo did its damage in the second half on goals by Joseph Ngwenya and finals MVP Dwayne De Rosario. De Rosario's cross set up Ngwenya's goal, which the striker hit after a mortifying whiff. De Rosario's score was a rare header. More »

  • September 2007

    • MLS Cup Playoff Race Update: 9/17/07

      MLSnet.com  |  Sep 17, 07

      NEW YORK (Monday, Sept. 17, 2007) %u2013 By winning their respective matches over the weekend, the New England Revolution and Houston Dynamo secured berths in the 2007 MLS Cup Playoffs, bringing the total number of teams to clinch a spot to three. D.C. United clinched a spot last Wednesday. Five spots remain unclaimed as 10 teams vie for a chance to reach MLS Cup 2007 on Nov. 18 in Washington, D.C. Among those, Chivas USA is the closest to clinching, as only a wild sequence of outcomes could remove them from playoff contention. While the Colorado Rapids could match Chivas USA%u2019s current point...

  • October 2006

    • MLS Fines and Suspends Joseph

      MLSnet.com  |  Oct 24, 06

      NEW YORK (Oct. 24, 2006) - The Major League Soccer Disciplinary Committee today suspended New England Revolution midfielder Shalrie Joseph one game and fined him $500 for violent conduct in the Revolution's 1-0 loss to the Chicago Fire on Sunday, Oct. 22. MLS also fined the Colorado Rapids forward Thiago Martins $250 for the violent nature of his conduct that led to his red card in the Rapids 2-1 loss to FC Dallas on Saturday, Oct. 21. Joseph was involved in an incident with Fire midfielder Ivan Guerrero in first-half stoppage time in which he struck Guerrero with his elbow. After further review...

  • September 2005

    • Last doesn't mean worst

      MLSnet.com  |  Sep 10, 05

      Steve Nicol said it best today, no one knows better than the Revolution how dangerous a team like the Crew can be. Columbus is in the Eastern Conference cellar. They%u2019re on the outside of the playoff picture looking in with hopes of the postseason slipping away. That is, their hopes were slipping away until they went on their current three-game winning tear. Sound familiar? With their late-season runs in recent years, who better than the Revs to relate to a late-season playoffs push to salvage an otherwise poor regular season? The Crew saw head coach Greg Andrulis fired in mid-season, and...

5 Stories

New England Revolution forward Adam Cristman raises his fist after scoring the team's second goal against the Kansas City Wizards, in the second half of an MLS soccer match in Foxborough, Mass., Thursday,...   (Associated Press)
Harrisburg City Islanders' Brian Ombiji, left, and New England Revolution's Andy Dorman race for the ball in the first half of a U.S. Open Cup soccer quarterfinal Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2007, in Foxborough,...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution's Avery John, left, and Harrisburg City Islanders' David Schofield go up for a header during the first half of a U.S. Open Cup soccer quarterfinal Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2007, in Foxborough,...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution forward Pat Noonan, top, goes flying after a tackle by Los Angeles Galaxy defenseman Ante Jazic during the first half of a soccer match Sunday, Aug. 12, 2007, at Gillette Stadium...   (Associated Press)
Los Angeles Galaxy forward Carlos Pavon (20) cries out in front of New England Revolution defenseman Jay Heaps, right, during a second half play of a soccer match Sunday, Aug. 12, 2007, at Gillette Stadium...   (Associated Press)
Los Angeles Galaxy midfielder Peter Vagenas, left, strips the ball from New England Revolution midfielder Shalrie Joseph during the first half of a soccer match Sunday, Aug. 12, 2007, at Gillette Stadium...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution midfielder Andy Dorman, back, trips up Colorado Rapids midfielder Colin Clark on his way to the net in the first half of a Major League Soccer game in the northeast Denver suburb...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution defenseman Jay Heaps, back, looks on as Colorado Rapids midfielder Colin Clark flies through the air after being tripped by Heaps in the first half of a Major League Soccer game...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution midfielder Sharlie Joseph, left, pursues the ball with Colorado Rapids midfielder Mehdi Ballouchy in the first half of a Major League Soccer game in the northeast Denver suburb...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution defenseman Jeff Larentowicz, far left, looks on as trainers carry Colorado Rapids defenseman Dan Gargan off the field on a stretcher after Gargan injured his leg in the first half...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution defenseman Jay Heaps, left, battles with Colorado Rapids midfielder Colin Clark as they pursue the ball into the corner in the first half of a Major League Soccer game in the northeast...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution defenseman Avery John, right, covers Colorado Rapids forward Jovan Kirovski as he takes control of the ball in the first half of a Major League Soccer game in the northeast Denver...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution forward Taylor Twellman, center, runs between Kansas City Wizards defenders Nick Garcia (3) and Jose Burciaga, Jr. (6) as he attempts to control the ball during a soccer game Sunday,...   (Associated Press)
New York Red Bulls' Juan Pablo Angel, left, and New England Revolution's Jeff Larentowicz (13) compete for the ball in the first half of an MLS soccer game Saturday, Aug. 25, 2007, in Foxborough, Mass....   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution's Taylor Twellman, left, and New York Red Bulls' Chris Leitch (33) battle for the ball in the second half of an MLS soccer game Saturday, Aug. 25, 2007, in Foxborough, Mass. The...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution's Adam Cristman (7), Andy Dorman, left, and Taylor Twellman celebrate after Twellman's goal in the second half of an MLS soccer game against the New York Red Bulls, Saturday, Aug....   (Associated Press)
New York Red Bulls' Juan Pablo Angel, front, shields New England Revolution's James Riley from the ball in the second half of an MLS soccer game Saturday, Aug. 25, 2007, in Foxborough, Mass. The Revolution...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution's Shalrie Joseph avoids a slide tackle by Carolina Railhawk's Anthony Maher during the first half of their U.S. Open Cup semi-final soccer game at Veterans Memorial Stadium in New...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution's Michael Parkhurst, right, battles with Carolina Railhawk's Frankie SanFilippo, during the first half of their U.S. Open Cup semi-final soccer game at Veterans Memorial Stadium...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution's Adam Cristman, left, is fouled by Carolina Railhawk's David Stokes in the 80th minute of New England's 2-1 U.S. Open Cup semi-final soccer victory at Veterans Memorial Stadium...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution's Jay Heaps, left, and D.C. United's Brian Carroll collide during the second half of an MLS soccer match on Sunday, Sept. 9, 2007, in Washington. D.C. United won 4-2. (AP Photo/Kevin...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution's Khano Smith, top, and FC Dallas' Abe Thompson vie for the ball in the first half of an MLS soccer game in Foxborough, Mass., Saturday, Sept. 15, 2007. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution's Taylor Twellman, right, and FC Dallas' Denilson race for the ball in the first half of an MLS soccer game in Foxborough, Mass., Saturday, Sept. 15, 2007. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution's Khano Smith, right, celebrates his goal with Andy Dorman during the second half of an MLS soccer game against FC Dallas in Foxborough, Mass., Saturday, Sept. 15, 2007. The Revolution...   (Associated Press)
New England Revolution's Pat Noonan (11) celebrates his goal against FC Dallas in the first half of a MLS soccer game in Foxborough, Mass., Saturday, Sept. 15, 2007. The Revolution won 4-2. (AP Photo/Michael...   (Associated Press)
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