USL W League

MONROE, N.C. (July 1, 2023) – The Charlotte Independence USL W League team suffered a loss against FC Carolinas on Saturday evening at Monroe High School during their last match of the summer.

Both teams were looking for opportunities to score from the very first minute of the match. In the 7th minute, #12 Ayden Yates of the Independence made a long cross from out wide into the center of the 18 yard box. Yates looked for teammate #24 Chentay Warnes in the middle, but ultimately the play resulted in a save by FCC goalkeeper Laura Vogt.

Juliana Viera of FC Carolinas created many opportunities for her team throughout the first half. In the 20th minute, Viera took a shot from long range, sending it just wide of the net and out of play for a Charlotte goal kick.

In the 29th minute, Viera again found herself in scoring position and this time was able to put one on the board for FC Carolinas. Teammate Jeanette Fieldsend played in a cross from the wing towards the back post. Viera got on the end of it and was able to make a finish into the bottom right corner of the net for the first goal of the match. 

Nearing the end of the first half, #10 Fieldsend of FCC fought off the Independence defense and dribbled through traffic to make a pass out wide to Caroline Palmer. Palmer made a dangerous touch that ultimately bounced off of the post, almost putting another one up for FC Carolinas. 

Halftime: Charlotte Independence 0 – FC Carolinas 1

The second half had a much slower tempo as both teams appeared to settle into the match. The first big opportunity for the Charlotte Independence came in the 60th minute after #18 Sydney Smith fought past traffic and took a huge shot towards the goal. The strike soared high over the net. 

Jeanette Fieldsend was playmaker for FC Carolinas creating multiple chances in the attack during the second half. In the 81st minute, Fieldsend dribbled up the pitch through the middle before taking a shot towards Independence goalkeeper #1 Madison Howard. The strike missed high over the crossbar. 

FC Carolinas forced Madison Howard to make some big saves for the entirety of the game. In the 82nd minute, Howard had a huge save after #9 of FC Carolinas dribbled past the defense and took a shot on frame.

In the 95th minute, an Independence corner kick by Caroline Peters resulted in a counter attack for FC Carolinas. A 1v1 between a Charlotte defender and #9 of FCC almost resulted in a scoring opportunity against the Independence. Howard stepped well out of the 18 yard box to defend the net and eventually cleared the ball for the last play of the match. 

The Charlotte Independence concluded the 2023 USL W League season in 5th place across the South Atlantic Division and an overall record of 4-6-1.

Final: Charlotte Independence 0 – FC Carolinas 1

Huntersville, N.C. (June 24, 2023) – The Charlotte Independence USL W League team looked to bring a spark back to their season on Saturday night as they hosted Asheville City SC at the Community School of Davidson’s Spartan Athletic Complex. The Independence have dropped the last 3 games on the road, starting Saturday’s match with an overall 3-5-1 record.

Charlotte’s #15 Jenna Butler attacked from the get go and took a shot from 40 yards out that bounced off the crossbar, testing the Asheville City SC goalkeeper early.

In the 13th minute of play, Charlotte’s #21 Caroline Peters scored on a string of passes from #14 Kennedy Jones and #4 Isabel Aguilar. Peters put the ball into the back of the net and gave the Independence 1-0 lead. 

Minutes later, Charlotte’s #22 Mary Grier sent a cross into the box. A collision between Asheville players led the ball to the feet of #17 Olivia Simon.She put the ball into an empty net to put the Independence up 2-0.

Asheville looked to get one back in the 23rd minute when #3 Riley Thompson dribbled into the box and tried to take a shot at Charlotte’s goalie Madison Howard. Howard came up with a great save to keep her clean sheet alive.

With about 6 minutes left in the first half, Jones received a through ball from Aguilar. She took it down the pitch for the Independence and dribbled into the box. Beating her defender, she took the shot and fired it past the Asheville goalie putting Charlotte up 3-0.

Halftime: Charlotte Independence 3 – Asheville City SC 0

The second half presented a different tone from both teams. Charlotte, up 3 goals to none, relied on their defense to hold off the Asheville SC attack. On the other end, Asheville struggled to get things going offensively.

It wasn’t until the 71st minute when Asheville’s #10 Kennedy Bell dribbled around her defender and right up to the face of Howard. Howard came up with the stop to keep the visitors scoreless.

Howard capped the night with one last save, earning another clean sheet.

Final: Charlotte Independence 3 – Asheville City SC 0

Next on the Schedule: The Charlotte Independence return home to host NC Fusion at Community School of Davidson – SPARTAN ATHLETIC COMPLEX & PARK on Wednesday, June 28th. Kickoff is set for 7:00 p.m.

HOLLY SPRINGS, N.C. (June 20, 2023) – The Charlotte Independence women fell just short on Tuesday night suffering a 1-0 loss to Wake FC at Ting Park. The team returns home this Saturday, June 24 hosting Asheville City SC at the Community School of Davidson’s Spartan Athletic Complex.

While Wake FC appeared to have a majority of the possession throughout the first half, it was the Charlotte Independence who earned the first corner kick of the match. It was #4 Isabel Aguilar who took a shot from distance forcing the Wake FC goalkeeper to make a diving save. #21 Carolina Peters served up the corner kick, but sent it long and out of play. 

In the 18th minute, a 1v1 opportunity almost allowed for an early goal after a strong shot by #11 Victoria DellaPeruta was blocked by Charlotte goalkeeper #1 Madison Howard. 

Only one minute later, a strike by #9 Alexandra Kerr of Wake FC deflected off a Charlotte defender resulting in Wake FC’s first corner kick of the game. The service was then cleared away by the Independence defense. 

Another 1v1 opportunity in the 31st minute found Wake FC back on the attack. Kerr battled it out against #9 Kendyl Lauher of Charlotte, who was able to clear it out of play for Wake FC’s second corner kick of the match. Following the service, Wake FC #12 Kai Hayes won the ball and took a strong shot to the top right side of the net, but was denied with a punch out by Howard. 

With only a few seconds left, #25 Ryder Perry of Wake FC sent a powerful strike towards frame, but missed quite wide over the net to finish the half. 

Halftime: Wake FC 0 – Charlotte Independence 0

Early into the second half, #4 Kendall Fletcher of Wake FC dribbled the ball out wide to the left side of the pitch and sent the clinical ball into the middle of the 18 yard box to find her teammate Perry waiting at the six. Perry put her team ahead after a header into the back of the net in the 51st minute. 

Second half action again forced many saves for Independence goalie, #1 Madison Howard. In the 64th minute, #7 of Wake FC dribbled the ball up the pitch and took a strong shot towards the bottom right corner of the net. Howard made impressive back to back saves after Kerr beat her defender to the rebound.

The Independence found a couple late opportunities to try and find the equalizer. In the 86th minute, Peters of the Independence took a few dribbles inside the 18 yard box. She took the shot, but sent it high over the net. 

In the last minute of the match, Aguilar of the Independence took another hopeful shot from about 30 yards out. She sent it soaring way over the crossbar for one last attempt.

The Charlotte Independence were unable to convert and dropped their third consecutive match on the road. 

Final: Wake FC 1 – Charlotte Independence 0

NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE: The Charlotte Independence women are back home as they host Asheville City SC this Saturday, June 24 at Community School of Davidson – Spartan Athletic Complex and Park. The match kicks off in Huntersville, North Carolina at 7:00 p.m.

Goal scored by Kerri Coffman (84’)

Cary, North Carolina (June 17, 2023) – The Charlotte Independence suffered a 2-1 loss to NC Courage on Saturday afternoon at WakeMed Soccer Park. Kerri Coffman recorded the lone goal for the Independence and goalkeeper Madison Howard recorded eight saves to keep the team in the match.

The Independence looked to get on the board early with a corner kick in the 1st minute of play. Charlotte’s #12 Ayden Yates connected on the header and put it in for what appeared to be a Charlotte goal, but it was called off due to a foul on Charlotte in the box.

NC Courage had an opportunity to score in the 20th minute when #27 of the Courage dribbled to the right side of the box and sent a cross for Martinho who tried to one touch the pass into the goal but was knocked away by the Charlotte goalie, Madison Howard.

The first goal of the match came in the 29th minute by Emily Moxely. Moxely dribbled down the right side and took a right footed shot from just inside the 18 yard box, finding the back of the net and putting the Courage up 1-0.

The Courage looked to strike again in the 35th minute with a handball called inside the box on the Independence. The penalty kick was taken by Martinho who sent a low ball towards the left side of the goal. Howard made a diving stop to deny Martinho of the goal, keeping the score 1-0.

In stoppage time, the Courage looked to add to their lead, but Howard made a great kick save to keep her team within one going into halftime.

Halftime: NC Courage 1 – Charlotte Independence 0

The Courage looked to add to their lead in the 56th minute when Isabella Brown received a pass inside the box. She took one touch to the right and then took a shot that missed just right of the goal post.

In the 64th minute, Taylor Chism put one into the back of the net for the Courage off a low cross through the box from Goldthwaite, putting the hosts up 2-0. 

Charlotte looked to lessen their deficit in the 70th minute when Manuela Baptista took a shot from well beyond the 18 yard box but was tapped out of play by the NC goalie.

With time winding down, Charlotte’s Kerri Coffman scored in the 84th minute off a corner taken by Maddie Milliron. Jenna Butler was the first person to receive the corner with a header over to Coffman who headed it into the goal to bring the Independence within 1.

A last minute chance from the Independence came in the 90th minute when Serena Speight took a right footed strike that ended up in the hands of the NC goalie.

Despite the loss, Charlotte goalie Madison Howard recorded 8 saves earning the team’s Clean Juice Woman of the Match.

Final: NC Courage 2 – Charlotte Independence 1.

NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE: The Independence women are on the road again this Tuesday, June 20 at Wake FC. The match kicks off at 7:00 p.m. at Ting Park. Fans can live stream the action on Eleven Sports.

#2 Nicole Poole scored her first goal of the season

GREENSBORO, N.C. (June 13, 2023) – In the first meeting of the season between the two sides, the Charlotte Independence faced a 4-1 setback on the road against NC Fusion. The Independence remain on the road to face NC Courage U23 on Saturday, June 17 at 6:00PM at WakeMed Soccer Park.

All of the offensive momentum was in Charlotte’s favor to start the game, led by numerous crosses and offensive dribbles down the left wing by #11 Corine Gregory. In the third minute, #12 Ayden Yates fired a half-volley just inches shy of the left post. 

The tide suddenly turned in NC Fusion’s favor with two quick goals. The Fusion took possession after a Charlotte goal kick, allowing Ellie Garrison to launch a long-range shot into the top of the goal. Less than two minutes later, a cross bouncing across the face of goal found its way into the side netting by Tessa Carlin, making it 2-0 in the 15th minute. 

Goalkeeper #41 Sejal Johnson made a crucial save in the 18th minute as the Fusion had a break on goal, diving to send the shot wide.

On a break in the 33rd minute, #14 Kennedy Jones slotted a pass to #5 Zoe Susi who was open on the left side of the penalty area, but Susi’s shot hit the outside of the net. 

NC Fusion tacked on a third goal before halftime with a shot by Garrison in the 44th minute, sliding just past the reach of Johnson. 

Half: NC Fusion 3, Charlotte Independence 0.

The Independence opened the second half with a high press, but the Fusion extended the lead as Garrison received a ball over the top of the defense and played it across the box to Aaryn Gabriel who tapped it in for a 4-0 lead in the 55th minute.

#4 Isabel Aguilar nearly put the Independence on the board in the 72nd minute with a shot aimed at the top left corner of the goal, but a save by Sarah Wommack maintained the clean sheet for the Fusion. #3 Sutton Webb all but duplicated this attempt in the 74th minute, and another save by Wommack left the Independence still searching for a goal. 

The breakthrough came in the 81st minute as a long throw-in by #9 Kendyl Lauher was redirected off the head of a Fusion defender into the path of #2 Nicole Poole who struck a half-volley into the back of the net.

Charlotte continued pressing for the rest of the game, yet the threats were all mitigated. The Independence out-shot the Fusion 9-5, but the opposition capitalized on the shots to take all three points.

Final: NC Fusion 4, Charlotte Independence 1

NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE: The Charlotte Independence will travel to WakeMed Soccer Park to play NC Courage U23 on Saturday, June 17 at 6PM in the second meeting between the sides this season.

Goal scored by #14 Kennedy Jones (89’) 

HUNTERSVILLE, N.C. (June 10, 2023) – The Charlotte Independence drew 1-1 with the visiting Wake FC on Saturday evening at the Community School of Davidson’s Spartan Athletic Complex. Next, the Independence women are on the road for three-straight games starting this Tuesday, June 13 at NC Fusion. 

The Charlotte Independence women appeared to have the advantage for a majority of the half. Their first chance came in the 5th minute. #18 Sydney Smith served a long ball over the top to #17 Olivia Simon who did well to remain on sides. She dribbled towards goal and took the shot but it was saved by the Wake FC goalkeeper. The rebound was headed again by Simon, but again denied. She found the ball again and dropped it back to #8 Breckyn Monteith who took a shot towards net. The keeper got a glove on it and knocked it out of play.

Wake FC found their first look at goal in the 16th minute. It was a shot from distance that was easily collected by Independence goalkeeper #41 Sejal Johnson.

The Independence quickly countered again, this time lead by #11 Corinne Gregory. She dished a pass out wide to Simon who played a cross into the box. The Wake FC goalkeeper came out to get a hand on it, but she was unable to gain control. #21 Carolina Peters took the shot off the rebound, but she was denied by the Wake FC defense.

The visitors continued to venture forward and found their way through the Independence back line in the 19th minute. It was Asha Means who snuck into the box and took the first time shot, sliding it past Johnson putting Wake FC up by one.  

With minutes to play in the half the Independence earned a corner kick. Peters sent the service towards the back post. #15 Jenna Butler got up for the header, but sent it just high over the crossbar. 

Half: Charlotte Independence 0 – Wake FC 1

Play was more evenly matched from both North Carolina clubs in the second half, the Independence coming away with more looks at goal as they looked to come back from a one goal deficit.

First, in the 68th minute, #12 Ayden Yates found herself in front of net. She attempted to chip the goalie but was blocked.

Just before the final whistle, Wake FC committed a hand ball inside their own box resulting in a Charlotte Independence penalty kick. #14 Kennedy Jones stepped up to take it. She buried it into the lower right corner of the net tying the match at one goal a piece.

Wake FC pressed in the Independence back line in the final minutes, but were unable to find success.

Final: Charlotte Independence 1 – Wake FC 1

NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE: The Charlotte Independence women are back on the road for three straight away games starting this Tuesday, June 13 at NC Fusion. The match kicks off at McPherson Stadium at 7:00 p.m. Fans can live stream the match for free on Eleven Sports.

#8 Breckyn Monteith scores two goals on the night

GREENEVILLE, S.C. (June 6, 2023) – The Charlotte Independence USL W League team defeated the Greenville Liberty 2-0 on Tuesday night at Furman Paladin Stadium in Greenville, S.C. The Independence women return to the pitch this Saturday, June 10 for a home match at Community School of Davidson Spartan Athletic Complex in Huntersville, N.C. to host Wake FC at 5:00 pm. 

Entering the match, the Charlotte Independence women created multiple opportunities in the attacking third, forcing the Greenville Liberty goalkeeper to make early saves. In the 11th minute, a Charlotte throw in allowed for #17 Olivia Simon to find space out wide. She sent in a long cross to the middle of the 18 yard box. #8 Breckyn Monteith connected and found the back of the net after a strong header to the top right side of the net. Charlotte took the early lead by one. 

The Greenville Liberty also looked dangerous at moments in the first half, testing Independence goalkeeper #41 Sejal Johnson. In the 18th minute, Julie Macken had a fast break and dribbled up the pitch. She took the shot from distance, but missed just wide. 

Following more strikes at goal, the Charlotte Independence put another one on the board after #21 Carolina Peters dropped a corner kick at the back post. First it was #18 Sydney Smith who got a head on it. It was defended on the goal line by the Greenville defender, but bounced loose for Monteith who was there to bury it home for the Independence in the 27th minute. Charlotte advanced their lead to two goals.

Greenville looked for one last press before the half. This time it was Moody who dribbled up the right side of the pitch. She avoided the Independence defenders and found teammate Brathway in the midfield. She took the strike, but missed just over the crossbar.

Halftime: Greenville Liberty 0 – Charlotte Independence 2

Greenville Liberty continued to push on in the second half. In the 62nd minute, Brathway of the Liberty broke through the Independence midfield and got a shot off. Her shot was deflected off the Independence defender. Macken received the second ball and took a left-footed shot that landed just over the net. 

Charlotte Independence, on the other end, continued to knock at Liberty’s door. In the 69th minute, they earned a free kick from right outside the 18 yard box. The opportunity was struck at goal, but blocked and cleared away by the Greenville defense. 

The Greenville Liberty continued to seek opportunities to score, but Johnson in net for the Independence remained strong and steady and kept her first clean sheet of the season. With the win, the Independence women move to an overall record of 3-2 on the season. 

Final: Greenville Liberty 0 – Charlotte Independence 2

NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE:  The Charlotte Independence USL W League team will host Wake FC this Saturday, June 10th at 5:00 pm at Community School of Davidson – Spartan Athletic Complex. Tickets are on sale now at charlotteindependence.com.

Asheville, N.C. (June, 3 2023) – The Charlotte Independence USL W League team conceded four goals Saturday night in a loss to Asheville City SC. The Independence women are back on the road this Tuesday, June 6 taking on Greenville Liberty SC at Furman Paladin Stadium. First kick is set for 7:00 p.m.

It was a rainy evening in Asheville, North Carolina as the Charlotte Independence were on the road taking on Asheville City SC for the first time this season. The Independence were hoping to extend their win streak to three games after defeating Greenville Liberty SC and FC Carolinas the previous week. On the other end, Asheville City SC were looking to get back on track after losing two straight games.

Early in the first half, Asheville’s #6 Addie Porter sent a cross into the box, but it was headed away quickly by the Charlotte defense. 

In the 14th minute, Charlotte’s #14 Caroline Peters sent a low ball into the box that was stood up by the Asheville defense.

In the 33rd minute, Asheville’s #9 Jackie Barnes scored off of a cross. She was assisted by Porte who sent a ball into the box. Barnes had to battle for the ball, but eventually wound up finding the back of the net.

Half: Asheville City SC 1 – Charlotte Independence 0

Asheville opened the second half on the front foot and scored their second goal in the 47th minute. Asheville’s Porter scored this time on a right footed near post finish that put the Blues up 2-0.

In the 55th minute, Asheville’s Porter scored off of a low ball cross sent in by #22 Parker Roberts. Roberts found Porter who hit a left footer into the back of the net to put Asheville up 3-0.

In the 76th minute, Charlotte looked to put a point on the board with a free kick that was sent into the 18 yard box, but the Independence were unable to convert. 

Charlotte looked to attack again in the 77th minute with a corner kick. Asheville defended it cleanly and kicked the ball up, out and back down the pitch.

In the 79th minute, Asheville earned a corner kick. They placed the service inside the 18 yard box. It was finished by #11 Lindsey Cook who reeled in the corner and put it into the back of the net, putting the Blues up 4-0.

Final: Asheville City SC 4 – Charlotte Independence 0

NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE: The Charlotte Independence are back on the road this Tuesday, June 6 to face Greenville Liberty SC at Furman Paladin Stadium. First kick is set for 7:00 p.m.

Goals scored by Sutton Webb, Manuela Felipe and Serena Speight

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – (May 27, 2023) – The Charlotte Independence scored three goals, and kept a clean sheet, on Saturday afternoon defeating FC Carolinas 3-0 at American Legion Memorial Stadium. The women are on the road next Saturday, June 3 at UNC Asheville. The Independence take on Asheville City at 7:30 p.m. Fans can live stream the match for free on Eleven Sports.

It was a wet and gloomy day at American Legion Memorial Stadium as the Independence looked to extend their win streak following a 1-0 victory on Wednesday against Greenville Liberty. 

The match got off to a quick start. It was Charlotte who earned a corner kick in the 2nd minute. #21 Caroline Peters stepped up to take it but sent the service wide right and out of play for a FC Carolina goal kick.

In the 7th minute, Peters took another corner kick for the Independence. This time, the cross was sent into the box and met by the head of #5 Zoe Susi. She put it back into the mix but it was ultimately cleared up and out of play by the FC Carolina defense. 

Charlotte found their first goal of the match from the foot of #13 Sutton Webb. A cross was floated into the box from the right side. She took a touch to settle the ball and chipped a shot over the FC Carolinas goalkeeper and into the back of the net. The Independence went up by one.

FC Carolinas looked to flip the script in the 28th minute. It was #8 Shannon Studer who charged into the box on the dribble, but a heavy touch intrigued Independence goalie #1 Maddie Howard to come off her line and collect the ball.

In the 34th minute, FC Carolinas was on the attack again with a dangerous ball in behind, but it was ultimately called offsides.

Halftime: Charlotte Independence 1 – FC Carolinas 0

The Charlotte Independence dominated the second half finding their way over, through and around the FC Carolinas defense, attacking from all angles.

In the 52nd minute, Charlotte’s #16 Jacey Rase sent in a cross to #5 Zoe Susi on the back post. She dove for the ball trying to get something on it, but the it raced by and skipped out of play.

Minutes later, #14 Kennedy Jones went the distance of the pitch and dribbled her way to the top of the box. She took a right footed shot that started to bend towards the back post, but the FC Carolina goalkeeper read it all the way in.

Susi sent a through ball to Jones in the 68th minute. She played a lofted cross towards the top of the 18 yard box where #7 Manuela Felipe was there to receive. She took one touch then volleyed a shot which ricocheted off the crossbar and went out of play.

The Charlotte Independence scored their second goal of the game in the 83rd minute by way of Felipe. She scored off a cut back cross from #10 Serena Speight, putting the Jacks up by two.

The third and final goal came in the 87th minute with. It was Speight, on her own this time, hitting a right footed shot from inside the box. It rifled towards goal with enough power to push it past the FC Carolinas goalkeeper.

Charlotte Independence goalkeeper #1 Maddie Howard secured her second clean sheet on the afternoon. 

FINAL SCORE: Charlotte Independence 3 – FC Carolinas 0

NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE: The Charlotte Independence USL W League team is off for their first road trip of the season. The women will take on Asheville City at UNC Asheville on Saturday, June 3 at 7:30 p.m. Fans can live stream the match for free on Eleven Sports.

Goal scored by #14 Kennedy Jones

ROCK HILL, S.C. (May 24, 2023) – The Charlotte Independence USL W League team defeated the Greenville Liberty on Wednesday night at Manchester Meadows Park in Rock Hill, South Carolina marking Charlotte’s first win of the 2023 season. The Independence women return to the field this Saturday, May 27 at American Legion Memorial Stadium in Charlotte, N.C. to host FC Carolinas at 3:00 p.m. 

Entering the match, the Independence women created some dangerous opportunities which set the tempo for the first half, intense, fast-paced play with many strikes on goal at both ends. 

Within 10 minutes of first kick, the Independence found themselves on the attack. It was #21 Caroline Peters who sent a corner kick directly towards the back post. Charlotte got a head on it, but it sailed just high over the net. 

#7 Carly Thatcher of the Greenville Liberty looked dangerous in the 14th minute after a shot from distance landed barely left of the goal. 

The Independence forced Liberty goalie #1 Allanah Blye to come up with some big saves towards the end of the first half. In the 45th minute, #18 Sydney Smith stepped up to strike a long free kick from the left side of the field. The set piece resulted in the multiple touches from inside the 18 yard box before eventually being cleared by the Liberty defense. 

Following more strikes at the goal, #5 Zoe Susi of the Independence completed a helpful left footed pass to #14 Kennedy Jones. She took a powerful shot from the middle of the 18 yard box, but it landed just wide of the net. 

Halftime: Charlotte Independence 0 – Greenville Liberty 0

The Independence continued to knock at the door creating even more opportunities in the second half. Charlotte recorded 7 corner kicks during the game, one of which came in the 54th minute by way of Peters who found #19 Ella Houser inside the box. Hauser sent the ball just over the top-left side of the net. 

In the 70th minute, another Peters corner kick caused trouble for the Liberty goalie after Jones jumped up for the header, but the ball landed right into the arms of Blye. 

With only 12 minutes left in the match, #17 Olivia Simon of the Independence won the ball in the midfield and made a strong pass over to Jones. Jones took a long-range strike which then flickered off the crossbar, over the line and into the net. Jones recorded Charlotte’s first goal of the 2023 season and put the Independence women ahead 1-0. 

Greenville Liberty continued to press late into the second half but the Independence held their ground and defended their goal to keep the score at 1-0. 

Final Score: Charlotte Independence 1 – Greenville Liberty 0

NEXT ON THE SCHEDULE:  The Charlotte Independence USL W League team will host FC Carolinas this Saturday, May 27 at 3:00 pm at American Legion Memorial Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina. Tickets are on sale now at charlotteindependence.com.