domingo, 31 de marzo de 2013

Diego Colorado volvió a ganar

Diego Colorado volvió a ganar
 
 
La XXI Carrera Atlética 'Trepadores a Colosiná', realizada en el departamento de Córdoba, se convirtió en la quinta corona de temporada para Diego Colorado del equipo Atletas con Porvenir, lo que es un verdadero record para el orgullo de Jardín, Antioquia, cuando apenas el calendario deportivo está cerrando su primer trimestre.
17 kilómetros y 400 metros, en topografía variada, fue el recorrido que los 40 competidores tuvieron que afrontar bajo una intensa temperatura cercana a los 40 grados. Al comienzo de la competencia el lote era compacto y grande, con un gran número de deportistas de la costa caribe, encabezados por Wilberto Morelos y el contingente nacional liderado por Colorado de Porvenir. Junto ellos estaban Juan Carlos Cardona, Víctor Hugo Ocampo y Germán Naranjo de Antioquia, James Rotich de Kenia, y el bogotano Alirio Carrasco de Icec.
Sin embargo, el paisa nacido en Jardín y quien compite por la escuadra Porvenir, rápidamente impuso su paso, el cual solo fue sostenido durante algunos kilómetros por el cejeño Juan Carlos Cardona y el keniano James Rotich.
 
En la última vuelta por la calles de San Carlos, Colorado de Porvenir ya marchaba solo en la punta y así afrontó los últimos 400 metros, que fueron en ascenso al cerro Colosiná, donde por segunda ocasión se coronó campeón, luego de su título en el año 2010.
 
"Es un excelente cierre de trimestre. Ahora la mira esta puesta en la Carrera Allianz 15k del 26 de mayo y la Media Maratón de Bogotá del 28 de julio” aseguró el experimentado corredor de Porvenir.
 
Entre tanto Cardona y Rotich llegaron cabeza a cabeza a la falda el cerro, pero el colombiano fue más fuerte y logró el segundo lugar, mientras que el africano fue tercero.
 
Entre las damas la victoria fue para la corredora de la liga de Antioquia, Muriel Coneo, quien tuvo un interesante remate de 200 metros, frente a la paisa Leidy Tobón. Tercera arribó la bogotana Ruby Riativa.
 
Carrera Atlética 'Trepadores a Colosiná' 2013
 
 
1. Diego Colorado - Atletas con Porvenir - 56:52
 
2. Juan Carlos Cardona - Antioquia- 58:19
 
3. James Rotich - Kenia - 58:40
 
4. Germán Naranjo - Antioquia - 59:05
 
5. Alirio Carrasco - Icec - 59:18

Earthquakes Fall 2-0 on Road Against Houston Dynamo


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Earthquakes Fall 2-0 on Road Against Houston Dynamo



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HOUSTON, Texas – The San Jose Earthquakes fell 2-0 against the Houston Dynamo on Saturday at BBVA Compass Stadium. The result extended Houston’s home-unbeaten streak to 34 games in all competitions, tying an MLS record.

Despite the loss, two Earthquakes players hit career milestones. MLS original Ramiro Corrales made his 300th career appearance while forward Chris Wondolowski made his 100th career start with the club.

The Dynamo changed the game early thanks to a tap-in finish from Will Bruin. Honduran winger Boniek Garcia created the chance with a cross that picked the second-year forward out at the top of the 6-yard box, allowing for an easy finish in front of the frame in the 17th minute.

Giles Barnes capped the scoring in the 42nd minute. The British striker and midfielder Brad Davis were perfectly in synch for the goal, Davis lofting a cross into the box that found Barnes in stride for the header.

Of note for San Jose, forward Alan Gordon made his first appearance of 2013, subbing on for Shea Salinas in the 68th minute. The target man was second on the team with 13 goals and seven assists in 2012. He missed the Earthquakes’ first four games while continuing to rehab from offseason surgery on his left foot.

San Jose returns to action on Saturday, April 6 against Vancouver Whitecaps FC at Buck Shaw Stadium. Kickoff is 7:30 p.m. PT on Comcast SportsNet California, 1590 KLIV and 1370 KZSF.

Houston Dynamo (3-1-0) 2:0 San Jose Earthquakes (2-2-1)
March 30, 2013 – BBVA Compass Stadium
Attendance: 17,415

Scoring Summary: HOU – Will Bruin (Boniek Garcia) 17; HOU – Giles Barnes (Brad Davis) 42.

Misconduct Summary: HOU – Adam Moffat (caution) 22; SJ – Ty Harden (caution) 53; SJ – Mike Fucito (caution) 66; SJ – Victor Bernardez (caution) 75.

Houston Dynamo – Tally Hall, Kofie Sarkodie, Bobby Boswell, Jermaine Taylor, Corey Ashe, Boniek Garcia, Adam Moffat, Ricardo Clark, Brad Davis (Andrew Driver 77), Giles Barnes (Brian Ching 70), Will Bruin (Cam Weaver 83).

Substitutes Not Used: Tyler Deric, Mike Chabala, Warren Creavalle, Omar Cummings.

TOTAL SHOTS: 13; SHOTS ON GOAL: 7; SAVES: 1; FOULS: 9; OFFSIDES: 2; CORNER KICKS: 5.

San Jose Earthquakes – Jon Busch, Ty Harden, Victor Bernardez, Jason Hernandez, Justin Morrow, Shea Salinas (Alan Gordon 68), Sam Cronin, Rafael Baca (Cordell Cato 61), Ramiro Corrales, Chris Wondolowski, Adam Jahn (Mike Fucito 60).

Substitutes Not Used: David Bingham, Nana Attakora, Dan Gargan, Brad Ring.

TOTAL SHOTS: 10; SHOTS ON GOAL: 1; SAVES: 5; FOULS: 9; OFFSIDES: 4; CORNER KICKS: 4.


SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES FRANK YALLOP

Thoughts on the match:
“It’s disappointing to lose the match. I think we didn’t start well at all. We conceded an early goal, which put us on our heels. If we don’t concede the second one before halftime we still have a chance to get back in the match. I think the second half display was a lot better than first, but we had some good chances to score and we didn’t. I think Houston played well tonight. I take nothing away from those guys.”

On going up against Houston’s home unbeaten streak:
“We knew they’re a good team at home. It’s not an easy place to come play. Again, I take nothing away from Houston; it has nothing to do with our preparation or what they are doing. We just have to try and win the match. We weren’t ready to compete for the first half hour and we got punished for it, but I think the positive for us was the emergence of Alan Gordon in the second half. I think he changed the game completely for us. If he would have been on from the start, it might have been different. That being said, you can’t take anything away from Houston.”

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES FORWARD CHRIS WONDOLOWSKI

Thoughts on the match:
“Houston played well. They came out and put us in a hole early. Especially playing here, if you put yourself in a hole, it makes it a lot harder to play. I thought we came out in the second half and showed a lot of fight. We were pressing for a goal. To be honest, if did get one maybe in the middle of the second half, we make it a game, but we couldn’t quite find that final touch; I hit a cross bar, missed one across the six… it was just one of those games.”

On missing key players:
“I feel very confident in my team no matter who is out there. We are just trying to bide our time and wait for the guys to get healthy. We feel that any 11 guys that we throw out there, we are going to try to win that game and we feel we have that ability to win the game. It’s always disappointing when you don’t get the result you want, but it is nice to look on the horizon and see a lot of healthy bodies coming back.”

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES GOALKEEPER JON BUSCH

Thoughts on the match
“In the second half, our competition level was much better. We worked, we tried to get back into it and that’s all you can ask. We did some very good things tonight. We get back home next weekend and we’ll get it right [at Buck Shaw Stadium].”

On dealing with injuries
“We have enough depth in our team regardless of who is on the field to get points. Sure it’s nice to see those guys who have been injured on the horizon, but we live in the present, we live in the here and now. There is a reason why this team is built by John [Doyle] and Frank [Yallop] to be so deep. We just concentrate on who is on the field.”


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GIANTS SET 2013 OPENING DAY ROSTER


GIANTS SET 2013 OPENING DAY ROSTER
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA --The World Champion San Francisco Giants, who will open their 131st National League campaign, have set their 2013 Opening Day roster with the following moves, club Senior Vice President and General Manager Brian Sabean announced tonight:

• Purchased the contract of catcher Guillermo Quiroz.

• Reassigned outfielder Cole Gillespie to triple-A Fresno.

• Left-handed pitcher Eric Surkamp (left elbow surgery), IF’s Brett Pill (right knee surgery) and Tony Abreu (left knee strain) all placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to March 22.

The 2013 Opening Day roster includes:

Pitchers (12)

Jeremy Affeldt LHP

Madison Bumgarner LHP

Matt Cain RHP

Santiago Casilla RHP

Chad Gaudin RHP

George Kontos RHP

Tim Lincecum RHP

Javier López LHP

José Mijares LHP

Sergio Romo RHP

Ryan Vogelsong RHP

Barry Zito LHP

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Catchers (3)

Buster Posey C

Héctor Sánchez C

Guillermo Quiroz C

Infielders (6)

Joaquin Arias IF

Brandon Belt IF

Brandon Crawford IF

Nick Noonan IF

Pablo Sandoval IF

Marco Scutaro IF

Outfielders (4)

Gregor Blanco OF

Angel Pagán OF

Hunter Pence OF

Andres Torres OF

 


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domingo, 24 de marzo de 2013

Ramiro Corrales, defensor mexicanoamericano, comenta sobre su récord de 300 partidos



Siguiendo a los Terremotos de San José y la MLS

SANTA CLARA, California -- Ramiro Corrales, defensor mexicanoamericano, comenta sobre su récord de 300 partidos que establecerá en la MLS el próximo fin de semana con el uniforme de los Terremotos de San José.

El veterano futbolista logró una excelente actuación frente a los Sounders FC de Seattle y es un jugador clave para el equipo en el resto del campeonato.

El equipo va bien en este torneo 2013 de la MLS

Los Terremotos de San José lograron su cuarta victoria consecutiva frente a los Sounders FC de Seattle con una victoria de 1X0 en el partido realizado el sábado por la noche y con el respaldo de 10.525 fanáticos que asistieron al el estadio de Buck Shaw de Santa Clara.

Chris Wondolowski anotó el gol de la victoria de los Terremotos al final del primer tiempo.  El onceno de San José está invicto en los últimos tres partidos desde la apertura del presente campeonato.

Los Terremotos a derrotado consecutivamente en cuatro confrontaciones ha Seattle desde la pasada temporada.

San José tiene marca de 2 victorias, 1 empate, 1 derrota y aparece con 7 puntos en la clasificación general de la Liga Mayor de Balompié.

El equipo de San José jugará el sábado, 30 de marzo en el estadio BBVA Compass contra el Dínamo de Houston. El partido comenzará las 7:30 P.M.

Esta entrevista exclusiva fue realizada por la periodista Mariana González, Luis Alberto Torres y con la coordinación del Departamento de Relaciones Públicas de los Terremotos. ISC Deportes.
 

domingo, 27 de mayo de 2012

Earthquakes’ Comeback Falls Short in 2-1 Defeat against Sporting KC

Earthquakes’ Comeback Falls Short in 2-1 Defeat against Sporting KC
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Trailing 2-0 at halftime, the San Jose Earthquakes nearly made their second comeback of the week on the road, but their second half rally came up just short as they fell 2-1 to Sporting Kansas City at Livestrong Sporting Park on Sunday. Simon Dawkins scored in the 72nd minute and despite holding 61 percent of the possession in the second half, the Quakes could not find the equalizer.
Sporting KC came out strong in the first half, scoring just five minutes into the game. Kei Kamara found C.J. Sapong with a cross to the back post and Sapong powered a volley past Quakes goalkeeper Jon Busch.
Just minutes before halftime, Kamara was involved again, as he rose high to drive home a header from eight yards out. Michael Harrington picked out Kamara with a cross and he finished to make it 2-0 heading into intermission.
San Jose’s strong second half culminated in Dawkins’ goal with under 20 minutes to go. Ramiro Corrales knocked a header down to Dawkins, who took a touch around a defender, before curling a shot to the far post over a diving Jimmy Nielsen.
Despite some late pressure, San Jose could not replicate their late comeback from Wednesday night in Los Angeles against the Galaxy. The Quakes scored three times in the final 15 minutes to beat the Galaxy 3-2 at The Home Depot Center on May 23.
The Earthquakes return to play in the third round of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup on Tuesday, May 29 against the Fort Lauderdale Strikers of the North American Soccer League. The game kicks off at Cagan Stadium at Stanford University at 7:30 p.m. PT. Tickets are now available at sjearthquakes.com at $15 for the general public and $10 for Quakes season ticket holders.
San Jose Earthquakes at Sporting Kansas City
Livestrong Sporting Park
Attendance: 19,974
Scoring Summary: SKC – C.J. Sapong (Kei Kamara, Graham Zusi) 5; SKC – Kei Kamara (Michael Harrington, Chance Myers) 39; SJ – Simon Dawkins (Ramiro Corrales) 72.
Misconduct Summary: SKC – Roger Espinoza (caution) 29; SJ– Alan Gordon (caution) 45; SJ – Jason Hernandez (caution) 61; SKC – Lawrence Olum (caution) 79; SKC – Jimmy Nielsen (caution) 93+.
San Jose Earthquakes – Jon Busch, Steven Beitashour, Jason Hernandez, Justin Morrow, Ramiro Corrales, Rafael Baca (Ike Opara 65), Brad Ring (Tressor Moreno 71), Khari Stephenson, Marvin Chavez, Simon Dawkins, Alan Gordon (Cesar Diaz Pizarro 61).

TOTAL SHOTS: 7; SHOTS ON GOAL: 4; SAVES: 3; FOULS: 13; OFFSIDES: 1; CORNER KICKS: 1.
Sporting Kansas City – Jimmy Nielsen, Chance Myers, Aurelien Collin, Matt Besler, Seth Sinovic (Michael Harrington 23), Julio Cesar (Lawrence Olum 74), Graham Zusi, Roger Espinoza (Paulo Nagamura 92+), Kei Kamara, Teal Bunbury, C.J. Sapong.
TOTAL SHOTS: 20; SHOTS ON GOAL: 5; SAVES: 3; FOULS: 13; OFFSIDES: 1; CORNER KICKS: 4.
SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES HEAD COACH FRANK YALLOP

On game:
“You have to give Kansas City credit. They came out flying in the first half and put us under a lot of pressure. They dominated the first half and we were a bit lucky to be down only 2-0, but I think this game was really a tale of two halves. We got our legs a little bit under us and created some good chances and could have equalized in the end.”
On team’s spirit:
“Despite a difficult first half, we still had that fight in us and we didn’t feel that we were out of it. That is a great trait to have and helped us in this difficult stretch. We have scored a lot of late goals this year and we really felt like we were going to get something out of the game at the end. It didn’t happen tonight, but I am proud of the effort to get back in it.”
SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES CAPTAIN RAMIRO CORRALES
On game:
“They did a very good job of pressing us high right from the start and they were winning all the second balls. It was not a good start for us, but you have to give them credit. They had a good game plan and we struggled to move the ball and we were not finding any space.”
On second half:
“When Simon (Dawkins) scored, I thought that we were going to come back and get a result again. They have some big defenders though and they did a good job of seeing the game out at the end. We had them on their heels during the second half a bit, but it was too little too late.
SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES FORWARD SIMON DAWKINS
On goal:
“I picked up the ball on a knockdown and took a touch. I saw some space at the far post and I hit it. I thought at that point that we had enough to get back in it, but they did a good job of holding us off.”
On game:
“The heat was a bit of a factor for both teams today, but we all pushed through it. We got stronger as the game went on and again showed our character. It is important to have a strong mentality at all times and we definitely have that. We didn’t quite get back in it today, but our character will get us results in the future.”

lunes, 21 de mayo de 2012

A’s Host and Angels and Yankees;


News and Notes About the A’s Upcoming Homestand
A’s Host and Angels and Yankees; A’s and Chevron Launch “Science of the Game” Program
DATE OPPONENT TIME TELEVISION
Monday, May 21 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 7:05 p.m. CSNCA
  • Live national anthem - Clayton Valley High School Women's Ensemble
Tuesday, May 22 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 7:05 p.m. CSNCA
  • A’s and Chevron launch “Science of the Game” program with visit by Josh Reddick to Lincoln Elementary School in Richmond (1 p.m.)
  • A’s player to visit Albany Middle School on behalf of A’s Home Run Readers program (1 p.m.)
  • Meet, Greet and Play Ball event (5:30 p.m.)
  • Chevy Free Parking Tuesday
  • Pre-game check presentation – Wells Fargo Teacher Awards
  • Live national anthem – California High School Instrumental Music Ensemble from San Ramon
Wednesday, May 23 Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 12:35 p.m. CSNCA
  • BART $2 Wednesday
  • Sports Medicine Day group visit with A’s head athletic trainer Nick Paparesta (10 a.m. in stands)
  • Home Run Readers Day pre-game presentation and ceremonial first pitch
  • Josh Reddick to appear at the Oakland Unified School District K-12 Science Fair at Chabot Space & Science Center on behalf of the new “Science of the Game” program (6-7 p.m.)
Thursday, May 24 A’s 30th Annual Community Fund Golf Classic, presented by Chevron and Grant Thornton LLP, at Round Hill Country Club in Alamo (10:40 a.m.)
Friday, May 25 New York Yankees 7:05 p.m. CSNCA
  • Giveaway - Cheer cards, presented by Comcast SportsNet California (20,000 fans)
  • XFINITY Friday Family Pack
  • CSNCA Authentic Fan Friday
  • Live national anthem – Ryan Bradford
  • Pre-game check presentation – Wells Fargo Teacher Awards
  • Wells Fargo School Supply Drive (behind Section 120)
  • Kids Club member brings water to the umpires (third inning)
  • A’s Community Fund Silent Auction, behind Section 120 (partner: ALS)
  • A’s post-game fireworks show, presented by XFINITY
Saturday, May 26 New York Yankees 1:05 p.m. CSNCA
  • Giveaway - A's pet calendar, presented by Central Garden & Pet (10,000 fans)
  • A’s Pet Adoption Day, presented by Central Garden & Pet
  • Live national anthem – TBD
  • Cache Creek Saturday
  • Kids Club member “steals” third base (third inning)
  • A’s Community Fund Silent Auction, behind Section 120 (partner: Loved Twice)
  • A’s post-game show live radio remote with host Chris Townsend and guest Josh Reddick at the Holiday Inn Oakland Airport (after game)
Sunday, May 27 New York Yankees 1:05 p.m. CSNCA
  • MLB Pitch, Hit and Run Clinic (8-10 a.m. on field)
  • Live national anthem – Allie Richter
  • Take the Field with the A’s, sponsored by Washington Hospital
  • Kids Club Guest PA Announcer, third inning
  • A’s Community Fund Silent Auction, behind Section 120 (partner: KIPP Schools)
  • Post-Game Race Around the Bases, sponsored by Chevrolet
For additional information about the promotions or events listed above, please visitwww.oaklandathletics.com.
 
Community Relations
“Science of the Game” Program: The A’s “Science of the Game” program is a unique educational program that deepens interest and understanding among Bay Area youth by applying science to baseball. The A’s and Chevron have designed and will distribute more than 15,000 “Science of the Game” workbooks to local schools that utilize science formulas to answer questions related to various aspects of the game of baseball. The three workbooks, targeting grades 1-2, 3-5, and 6-8, are also available atwww.oaklandathletics.com/science. Students who complete their workbooks and submit their answer sheet to the A’s, receive two ticket vouchers (restrictions apply). [SEE SEPARATE RELEASE]
”Science of the Game” Program Launch: The A’s and Chevron will launch the “Science of the Game” program Tuesday, May 22 at 1 p.m. to students at Lincoln Elementary School in Richmond (29 Sixth St.). A’s outfielder Josh Reddick, along withthe team mascot Stomper, will pass out “Science of the Game” workbooks to more than 130 fifth and sixth graders and work through a few of the science problems with the students. [SEE SEPARATE RELEASE]
Oakland Unified School District K-12 Science Fair: Reddick will appear at the 2012 Oakland Unified School District K-12 Science Fair at the Chabot Space & Science Center Wednesday, May 23 from 6-7 p.m. on behalf of the A’s “Science of the Game”program. The OUSD Science Fair will showcase more than 250 student science fair projects and feature local partner activities such as Chabot exhibits and planetarium shows. Reddick will meet with the students, view their science projects, and invite them to take part in the A’s new science program. [SEE SEPARATE ADVISORY]
A’s Community Fund Golf Classic: Former and current A’s players, coaches and front office staff will join fans and sponsors for the 30th Annual Oakland A’s Community Fund Golf Classic Thursday, May 24 at Round Hill Country Club in Alamo. The event begins at 10:40 a.m. with the Pepsi Max Celebrity Putting Contest, featuring A’s players partnered with Special Olympic athletes, which raises funds through a 50/50 raffle to benefit the Special Olympics Northern California. Post tournament activities, which include an awards dinner banquet and live and silent auction, begin at approximately 5 p.m. The A’s Golf Classic, sponsored by Chevron and Grant Thornton LLP, benefits the Oakland A’s Community Fund. [SEE SEPARATE ADVISORY]
Home Run Readers Program School Visit: An A’s player will visit with 100 students at Albany Middle School (1259 Brighton Ave.) on behalf of the A’s Home Run Readers Program Tuesday, May 22 at 1 p.m. The player will congratulate students who reached their reading goals and host a Q&A session. For the 2011-12 school year, over 13,800 students from 76 Bay Area schools reached their goals and four of those schools will receive a visit from an A’s player or coach.
Promotions and Special Events
A’s Promotions: This homestand features a number of promotional giveaway items including Friday, May 25, when 20,000 fans before the game will receive a cheer card, courtesy of Comcast SportsNet California, and after the game, fans are invited down to the field to enjoy the post-game fireworks show, presented by XFINITY. Saturday, May 26 is A’s Pet Adoption Day and 10,000 fans will receive an A’s pet calendar, courtesy of Central Garden & Pet.
A’s Post-Game Radio Show Live Remote: The A’s post-game radio show, carried on 95.7 The GAME, will broadcast live on location from the Holiday Inn Oakland Airport Diamond Sports Bar and Grill (77 Hegenberger Rd.) Saturday, May 26. Fans are invited to join host Chris Townsend and Reddick after the A’s vs. Yankees 1 p.m. game for the show, food and beverage specials, and a chance to win prizes.
Meet, Greet and Play Ball Event: The A’s will host a Meet, Greet and Play Ball event from 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday, May 22 in the Eastside Club of the Coliseum. Fans who purchase a special ticket for this networking and baseball event online atwww.oaklandathletics.com/meet can take part in the catered, pre-game networking mixer and will receive a Field Level ticket to that night’s game vs. the Angels.

domingo, 20 de mayo de 2012

Emilio Rentería: “Los Terremotos están jugando excelentemente…es un buen equipo”





          

            Luis Alberto Torres

            Siguiendo a MLS y los Terremotos de San José

            Emilio Rentería: “Los Terremotos están jugando excelentemente…es un buen equipo”

            SANTA CLARA, California. - Los Terremotos de San José están recibiendo el apoyo de la juventud hispana que reside en el Norte de California.  Un grupo de niños de varios países formaron parte de las festividades que se realizaron antes del partido del sábado entre el Columbus Crew y el onceno de San José.

            Por los Terremotos comenzaron los siguientes jugadores hispanos: Jason Hernández, defensor boricua, Ramiro Corrales, defensor mexicoamericano y capitán del equipo, Rafael Baca, nativo de Tuxcan, Michoacán, México, Tressor Moreno, medio campista colombiano que estuvo en la lista de los suplentes en el primer tiempo.

            Por el Columbus Crew comenzó Olman Vargas, delantero costarricense y estaban en la banca los refuerzos hispanos, Bernardo Añor, mediocampista venezolano y el delantero venezolano, Emilio Rentería.

            El partido terminó empatado 1X1 después de una excelente actuación durante los 90 minutos por parte de ambos oncenos. La asistencia al partido a la jornada 11 del campeonato de la MLS que se realizó en el estadio Buck Shaw de Santa Clara fue de 10.265 fanáticos.

                        Los Terremotos están con marca de 7 victorias, 3 empates 2 derrotas y ocupa el segundo lugar en la Conferencia del Oeste con 24 puntos, mientras que el Columbus Crew sigue en la Conferencia del Este con marca de 3 victorias, 3 empates, 4 derrotas y está ubicado en el octavo lugar.

            El Columbus Crew abrió el marcador al minuto 45 por intermedio del delantero Justin Meran, el empate de partido se produjo al minuto 90 por intermedio de Alan Gordon, que eleva su marca a 2 goles en este torneo del balompié profesional de los Estados Unidos de América.

            Los Terremotos jugarán este miércoles 23 frente a Los Ángeles Galaxy en el Home Depot Center. El 23 de junio Los Terremotos se enfrentarán a Los Ángeles Galaxy en el estadio Buck Shaw de Santa Clara, el