Charlotte Eagles

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Charlotte Eagles
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Full name Charlotte Eagles
Nickname(s) Eagles
Founded 1993
Ground Waddell High School Stadium
Capacity 6,000
Chairman Tom Engstrom
Manager Flag of United StatesMark Steffens
League USL Second Division
2006 2nd, playoff finalist
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Charlotte Eagles are an American soccer team, founded in 1993. The team is a member of the United Soccer Leagues Second Division, the third tier of the American Soccer Pyramid. They currently play their home games in the stadium at Waddell High School in Charlotte, North Carolina. The team's colors are orange, white and blue.

The Eagles are a division of Missionary Athletes International (MAI), an organization committed to sharing the message of Christianity through the environment of soccer, which is accomplished through sports ministry, and are a sister organisation of the PDL side Southern California Seahorses.

Previous Eagles Logo 1993-2007
Previous Eagles Logo 1993-2007

The Eagles enjoyed a brief spell in the A-League (now the USL First Division) before financial troubles caused them to return to the lower level. The Eagles also field a women's team. The Charlotte Lady Eagles. The Lady Eagles play in the Atlantic Division of the USL W-League. The club's local rivals include The Atlanta Silverbacks, and Charleston Battery of the USL First Division, the Wilmington Hammerheads and the Richmond Kickers of the Second Division, also the fans of the Northern Virginia Royals maintain a rivalry with Charlotte despite being a division lower.

There is currently a proposal for a soccer-specific stadium and complex that would be located in the Charlotte suburb of Matthews, North Carolina. The stadium, if built, would be the Eagles new home. [1]

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[edit] Current squad

No. Position Player
00 Flag of United States GK Bruce Mottern
0 Flag of United States GK Chris McClellan
1 Flag of United States GK Daniel Benton
2 Flag of United States DF Ben Johnson
3 Flag of United States DF Ben Meek
4 Flag of United States MF Casey Barton
5 Flag of United States DF Ryan DiNunzio
6 Flag of Ethiopia MF Simone Mariotti
7 Flag of United States MF Chris Lemons
8 Flag of United States DF Ross Spencer
9 Flag of United States MF Andy Guastaferro
10 Flag of United States MF Sam Casey
11 Flag of United States DF Josh Rife
12 Flag of United States DF Aaron Faro
No. Position Player
13 Flag of Zimbabwe MF Joseph Kabwe
14 Flag of United States MF Adam Ruud
15 Flag of United States MF Danny Harvey
16 Flag of United States DF Clay Roberts
17 Flag of United States DF Gregg Schroeder
18 Flag of United States FW Dustin Swinehart
19 Flag of Zimbabwe FW Taurai Daka
20 Flag of United States FW Jacob Coggins
21 Flag of United States DF Brent Stanze
22 Flag of United States MF Christopher Klotz
23 Flag of United States FW Anthony Stovall
24 Flag of Ukraine FW Andriy Budnyy
25 Flag of United States MF Jordan Arias

[edit] Year-by-year

Year Division League Reg. Season Playoffs Open Cup
1993 N/A USISL 8th, Atlantic Did not qualify Did not enter
1994 3 USISL 3rd, Atlantic Divisional Finals Did not enter
1995 3 USISL Pro League 2nd, Atlantic Divisional Semifinals Did not qualify
1996 3 USISL Pro League 1st, South Atlantic Final Did not qualify
1997 3 USISL D-3 Pro League 3rd, South Atlantic Final Did not qualify
1998 3 USISL D-3 Pro League 3rd, Atlantic Quarterfinals 2nd Round
1999 3 USL D-3 Pro League 1st, Atlantic Semifinals Did not qualify
2000 3 USL D-3 Pro League 3rd, Southern Champions Did not qualify
2001 2 USL A-League 3rd, Central 1st Round Did not qualify
2002 2 USL A-League 4th, Southeast 1st Round Did not qualify
2003 2 USL A-League 4th, Southeast Did not qualify Did not qualify
2004 3 USL Pro Soccer League 1st, Southern Final 2nd Round
2005 3 USL Second Division 2nd Champions 3rd Round
2006 3 USL Second Division 2nd Runner-up 2nd Round

[edit] Men's Honors

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Preceded by
Western Mass Pioneers
USL Second Division Champion
2000
Succeeded by
Utah Blitzz
Preceded by
Raleigh Capital Express
Southern Derby Winner
2001
Succeeded by
Atlanta Silverbacks
Preceded by
Utah Blitzz
USL Second Division Champion
2005
Succeeded by
Richmond Kickers
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United Soccer Leagues Second Division

Bermuda Hogges | Charlotte Eagles | Cincinnati Kings | Cleveland City Stars | Crystal Palace FC USA | Harrisburg City Islanders | New Hampshire Phantoms | Richmond Kickers | Western Mass Pioneers | Wilmington Hammerheads

National federation National Team: M, W Venues, (cap) List of clubs
League system SSS Champions History
Competitions in American Soccer
MLS USL First Division USL Second Division PDL
Super-20 MISL NPSL/WPSL PCSL
Open Cup W-League College Soccer Y-League
Current Stadiums in the USL Second Division
Bermuda National Stadium | Waddell High School Stadium | Corcoran Field | Krenzler Field | Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium | Skyline Sports Complex | Southern New Hampshire University | University of Richmond Stadium | Lusitano Stadium | Legion Stadium
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