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Don’t allow the cool rainfall in belated October trick you. November will likely be a prime time for soccer in Diverses Moines. The Menace have set plans for his or her U.S. Open Cup qualification campaign through the usa Adult Soccer Association, and additionally they won’t range from the in-form local guys from Grand View.

Those topics are relevant, however their success just isn't mutually unique, therefore let’s reach it. Various updates from over the state tend to be here.

Remix 2013: Des Moines Menace

In past times, Iowa’s highest-level football team played in USASA’s Region II competition as an insurance plan for Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup certification. Finishing off position for a Premier developing League berth for the 2014 cup, the Menace will field a locally-based amateur squad that has to win two suits this thirty days in the Region II tournament. In a single eradication eight-team field, the two teams that make it into final round will earn spots in after that year’s cup.

Des Moines’ very first match is hosting the Kansas City Athletics at 2 p.m. on Nov. 16 at Valley Stadium in West Des Moines.

Should the Menace beat KC, they’ll play the winner for the Cincinnati Saints Bavarian SC (Wisconsin) and RWB Adria (Chicago). On the reverse side of bracket: Schwaben AC (Illinois) versus FC Indiana, and Croatia Eagles FC (Wisconsin) vs. AAC Eagles (Illinois).

A semifinal match would-be Nov. 23 at Valley Stadium with a period TBA.

The Iowa Menace overcome the KC Athletics, 7-1 last year. Des Moines Menace USASA destroyed to KC this season in a shootout after a 4-4 match.

The roster includes an accumulation of AIB people and top regional people Sean Hoek, Michael Thaden, Ben Brackett and Luke Frieburg.

Admission on Nov. 16 match with be $5 for grownups, and no-cost for period pass holders and anyone under 18.

Improvement: Our friends at TheOpenCup.us stated that Bavarian Soccer Club had replaced the Cincinnati Saints at the Region II event.

More success from Grand See

The Menace had considered using a few Grand see players on its autumn amateur roster, however the success of the Vikings features put their particular involvement on hold. Adding to the NAIA school’s developing sports status is the men’s team.

Grand View is 16-2-0 this year, rated 2nd in NAIA, and is 6-0-0 in meeting have fun with a 26-0 objective margin.

Jonny Macadam features led from in advance, beginning every match and representing the number 9 kit with 10 targets and four helps. But it’s a team energy, as seven more people have at the very least 10 points this year: Brian Lee, David Macisicza, Ryan McGowan, Aaron Scott, Andrew McLeavy, Jordan Burns and Ross Alexander.