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Former Penn State standout Aaron Molloy was honored as the USL Championship’s top player for July after delivering four assists in five matches, propelling Lexington SC into the Western Conference’s upper tier and cementing his status as a key playmaker.
A record‑setting home streak was reinforced as Charleston Battery routed Brooklyn FC 5‑0, with multiple scorers and a historic early goal shaping the narrative.
Former Charleston Battery executive Mike Kelleher travels worldwide to support England at the World Cup, turning down a European Championship spot to be with his family, and celebrating milestones in Atlanta while watching the team face Argentina.
A rain‑soaked evening in Jacksonville saw the Charleston Battery explode for three goals in the opening 19 minutes, weather the halftime comeback of Sporting Club Jacksonville, and seal a 5‑2 victory that underscores a difficult run for the visitors.
The Charleston Battery defeated Sporting Club Jax 5‑2 on June 20 after a lengthy weather delay, with Miguel Berry scoring twice and several other contributors. The win lifts the Battery to second in the Eastern Conference and sets up a forthcoming clash with Loudoun United FC.
The Charleston Battery organized a vibrant watch party at the Bus Shed, uniting fans, local businesses and the community around the opening match against Paraguay. The event highlights soccer's growing influence and the city's role in the worldwide celebration of the sport.
The Charleston Battery secured a 2-0 win over Detroit City FC on May 30, extending their unbeaten home streak and avenging an earlier loss. Early goals from Colton Swan and Langston Blackstock, combined with Luis Zamudio’s third shutout of the season, highlighted the performance.
After a distinguished college career and professional success, Miles Robinson is among the 26 players selected for the United States’ 2026 World Cup squad, marking a milestone for Massachusetts soccer.