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Join Our Team! Game Day Positions available for the 2022 USL Championship season

Ahead of the 2022 season, Republic FC is looking for energetic, outgoing individuals interested in connecting with the USL Championship’s best fans and a great entry into sports and entertainment careers. Through January 14, the club will accept applications to fill as many as 80 seasonal positions supporting Republic FC’s operations on home match days.

Last season, Indomitable team members were integral to Republic FC’s ability to safely return fans to the stands and give supporters a memorable experience at Hearth Health Park. This year, the club is once again is looking for fun, passionate team members to help create an incredible atmosphere, with the 2022 season just around the corner. Open roles for the 2022 season include:

Guest Services Representatives
Stadium Operations Assistants
Ushers
Ticket Scanners
Box Office staff

Interested applicants can apply through Friday, January 14 at www.sacrepublicfc.com/careers. Those selected for the next round of the application process will be welcomed to join the club on Wednesday, January 19 from 5:00-8:00 p.m. and Saturday, January 22 from 9 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. for an open job fair, with pre-screened applicants receiving priority appointments. Be prepared with copies of a resume, and any other information you think would make you a valuable member of the Indomitable Club. Walk-ins will be accepted on a limited basis.

More information for interested applicants is available at www.sacrepublicfc.com/careers. Masks and/or face coverings must be worn at all times at Republic FC HQ, regardless of COVID-19 vaccination status.

Republic FC Re-sign Goalkeeper Carlos Saldaña for 2022 Season

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento Republic FC announced today that the club has reached an agreement with Vallejo, California native Carlos Saldaña, re-signing the goalkeeper for the 2022 USL Championship season, pending league and federation approval. Per club policy, the terms of the contract were not disclosed.

2022 will mark Saldaña’s second season with Republic FC. He officially signed with the club in September 2021 after training with the team during the season, and made his Sacramento debut on October 2 against Tacoma Defiance.

“Carlos earned everything he got last season and really took his opportunities,” said Republic FC President and General Manager Todd Dunivant. “He earned a lot of respect amongst his teammates with not only his play on the field, but the way he carried himself off of it.”

Following his club debut, Saldaña went on to start each of the club’s remaining six matches, recording 28 saves and one clean sheet. He also led Republic FC’s goalkeeping squad with the most saves in a match (6) and highest save success rate (77.8%).

Prior to joining the Indomitable Club, Carlos logged minutes with Liga MX-side C.D. Guadalajara—including academy, reserve team, and first team. In 2019, he led Chivas to the reserve league finals, only to fall on aggregate. He has also appeared for Tepatitlán F.C. of Liga de Expansión MX

Republic FC Exercise Contract Options on Four Players, Preparing for 2022 USL Championship Season

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Republic FC has begun building its 2022 USL Championship roster by exercising contract options on select players, while evaluating and recruiting players to join the Capital City club. Mark Briggs and his staff are slated to lead Republic FC for its 9th USL Championship season, and expected return to US Open Cup play. To form its 2022 roster, the club plans to exercise contract options on four players heading into the next season: Dan Casey, Duke Lacroix, Luis Felipe, and Maalique Foster. At this time, Republic FC will not exercise contract options for Tomas Gomez and Petteri Pennanen, and does not plan to renew contracts for Kharlton Belmar, Rafael Diaz, Shannon Gomez, Jaime Villarreal, Jordan McCrary, Andrew Wheeler-Omiunu, and Fatai Alashe, which will expire at the end of the current league year, November 30.

Local players who matured in Republic FC’s youth development program–Hayden Sargis, Mario Penagos, and Rafael Jauregui – remain under contract for the 2022 season, alongside the four players who have had their contract options exercised. The club remains engaged in contract negotiations with several players to return for the 2022 season, including Dariusz Formella, Tucker Bone, Emil Cuello and Carlos Saldaña. Additional roster announcements and player transactions will be announced over the next few months.

“After the longest offseason in club history, our expectations for the 2021 season were high, and in the end, we fell short. It was a disappointment to not make the postseason, but we aren’t going to dwell on the lost opportunities or difficult news this club has faced,” said Republic FC President and General Manager Todd Dunivant. “Our preparations for the 2022 season are already underway, and the focus remains on building a roster that can compete for a championship, support our community, and reflect the Indomitable spirit of the city. We are going to come back stronger than ever in 2022 and beyond.”

In the team’s eighth USL Championship season, Republic FC earned 36 points with an 8-12-12 record, finishing 7th in Pacific Division play. During the season, Republic FC ran a seven-game undefeated streak – fifth longest in club history, and an eight game unbeaten road streak, as well as a four-game undefeated streak to close out the season. On offense, the team posted 400 shots throughout the season – with double digit tallies in 23 matches (71%), however they would only convert 35 times with a 29% on target rating. The team conceded 42 goals on the year—seventh fewest among Western Conference clubs and in the top half of the entire league. The club’s youth development pipeline continued to flourish and create opportunity for local players. In 32 matches, seven players from Republic FC’s Academy logged 3,953 minutes – the most in a season in club history – and were available for match day selection 121 times.

Dan Casey, Duke Lacroix, Luis Felipe—who were integral in the 2021 squad’s defensive performance—will all return for their second season in Sacramento. The trio led the team in various defensive categories – clearances, blocks, tackles, duels and aerial duels. Luis Felipe finished the season among the league’s leaders in tackles and tackles won – and was selected Team MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, and co-winner of Goal of the Year by his teammates. Lacroix captained Republic FC twelve times this season, creating four assists and netting one goal after starting 90% of the club’s matches when available. Casey started 100% of the matches he was available for selection, and led the defense in clearances (98), blocks (21), and aerial duels (111) – winning 63% of his matchups against opponents. Maalique Foster will return for a second season, following a shortened debut season due to an injury. Foster entered the line up in mid-August and featured for Republic 15 times, creating an assist and setting up the team for opportunities by winning two penalty kicks in late game situations.

Five players with three or more seasons of service will leave the team following the conclusion of the league year. Rafael Diaz, Shannon Gomez, and Jaime Villarreal all signed with Republic FC ahead of the 2018 season, while Jordan McCrary joined in March 2019. Cam Iwasa joined the club in 2015 and has announced his retirement from professional soccer.

In four seasons, Diaz appeared 27 times across all competitions, while posting seven clean sheets and 59 saves – with an overall save percentage of 67%. Following a strong 2020 season, he earned his first national team appearance in January, representing Dominican Republic in World Cup qualifying and two international friendlies, posting threeshutouts in five international appearances.

Shannon Gomez joined Republic FC after playing two seasons with MLS-side New York City FC. He finishes with 86 appearances—including 78 starts—and four assists. In 2018, he led the team in minutes, starts, and appearances before sustaining a season-ended knee injury. In 2021, Gomez was named to the Trinidad and Tobago national team, where he started his first-ever World Cup Qualifier on June 5.

Jaime Villarreal signed with Republic FC after rising through the ranks of MLS-side LA Galaxy’s academy system, earning a homegrown contract and features for both LA Galaxy and Los Dos. After three seasons, he ranks third in Republic FC all-time appearances (102) and tied for seventhin all-time club assists (6). In the shortened 2020 season, Jaime led the entire midfield unit in tackles, tackles won, and interceptions. In 2018, he was named team MVP by his peers.

Jordan McCrary joined the Indomitable Club in 2019 after spending the 2018 season with MLS-side Seattle Sounders FC. In his first year with Republic FC, McCrary was voted by his teammates as the club’s Defensive Player of the Year after leading the entire team in interceptions, tackles, and tackles won. He finishes with 72 club appearances across all competitions, 66 of which were starts, and netted his first career goal this season.

Second-year players Kharlton Belmar and Andrew Wheeler-Omiunu, as well as first-year players Tomas Gomez, Petteri Pennanen, and Fatai Alashe will not return for 2022. Belmar and Wheeler-Omiunu both signed with Republic FC ahead of the 2020 season. Belmar appeared 41 times and logged over 2,500 minutes, adding six assists and two goals. Wheeler-Omiunu appeared 28 times with over 1,800 minutes.

First-year goalkeeper Tomas Gomez logged 39 saves and four clean sheets in 19 appearances, as well as earning an assist on a Tucker Bone goal on July 14. Pennanen joined Republic FC last offseason following a decorated career in his native Finland and logged 1,610 minutes in 28 appearances, shortened by an injury. Alashe joined the club at the start of camp and ends the year with 13 appearances, logging 651 minutes.

Throughout the winter, Republic FC will add players to the roster in preparation for an early February training camp.

Around the Leagues: USA v Mexico Headlines Final 2021 Qualifiers

It was quite a week for football here in the U.S., as the USL Championship and NWSL both kicked off their postseason competitions with some exciting matches. MLS Decision Day delivered some historical and thrilling results as well, solidifying the 2021 playoff bracket.

Additionally, CONCACAF qualifiers for next year’s World Cup resume Friday for the final time this year. Two must-watch contests in Cincinnati and Edmonton could very well determine who enters 2022 in the top three spots.

USL Championship

It was an eventful week in USL, as the 16 postseason-bound clubs all took the field and delivered some stunning results.

In the Eastern Conference, Tampa Bay advanced with a dominant 6-2 victory over FC Tulsa. The Florida side will now host Birmingham Legion in the second round, who moved on after COVID-19 protocols canceled their first-round matchup with Pittsburgh Riverhounds.

Oakland Roots SC upset El Paso Locomotive on Saturday, taking a 1-0 win on the road. The Bay Area club will now head south to take on Orange County, who defeated Colorado Springs 1-0 on Saturday to advance, in the conference semifinals.

Rio Grande Valley FC shocked Western Conference leader Phoenix to move on to the second round. After the affair finished undecided in extra time, the two headed to penalties, where RGV emerged victorious. The Toros will move on to battle with San Antonio, who took down San Diego Loyal 2-0.

Charlotte Independence and Louisville City FC will battle for a spot in the Conference Finals after defeating Memphis 901 FC and The Miami FC.

Major League Soccer

Decision Day finalized the playoff picture in MLS over the weekend, allowing the battle for the league’s 26th champion to commence.

New England Revolution secured the MLS Supporters shield following the completion of the Regular Season, claiming 73 points- overtaking LAFC in 2019 for the highest ever point total in a season for an MLS side- to the tune of a 22-5-7 record. Bruce Arena’s squad will get a bye in the first round, before taking on the winner of New York City FC and Atlanta United.

Out west, Colorado Rapids edged out Seattle Sounders FC to take the Western Conference crown. The club’s 5-2 win over LAFC took advantage of a Seattle draw with Vancouver to give them a one-point advantage and a first round playoff bye.

Real Salt Lake claimed the final playoff spot in the west with a thrilling stoppage time game-winner from Damir Kreilach. The victory gave RSL the edge over LA Galaxy in total wins, eliminating the Southern California club by tiebreaker. Salt Lake will now take on Seattle for a spot in the conference semifinal.

National Women’s Soccer League

NWSL postseason play resumes this weekend after an exciting pair of matches opened the festivities.

Washington Spirit took a 1-0 win from North Carolina Courage on Saturday. After 90 minutes scoreless, the two clubs advanced to extra time, where golden boot winner Ashley Hatch bagged the lone score of the contest in the 113th minute. D.C. will now head west to take on OL Reign in the semifinals.

In Chicago, Red Stars took a 1-0 win of their own over NY/NJ Gotham FC. A 60th minute score from Mallory Pugh secured the victory for the hosts, sending them to Oregon to take on Portland Thorns.

World Cup Qualifying

The final set of World Cup Qualifying Matches this year will kick off this weekend when the U.S. takes on Mexico and Canada meets up with Costa Rica.

Come Friday, all eyes will be on the USMNT as they play host to Mexico in the first qualifier between the two countries in 2021. It will be an emotional evening in Cincinnati, as the meeting will also be their first since the Gold Cup Final in August.

Up north, Canada will host Costa Rica, who can move into the top three in CONCACAF with a win. Canada has yet to lose in qualifying matches in 2021, leaving them and Mexico as the only unbeaten teams in the table thus far.

Match Preview: Republic FC v New York Red Bulls II

After two matches on the road, Republic FC returns home to Heart Health Park this Saturday to play host to New York Red Bulls II. Saturday’s meeting will be the first ever between the two clubs.

At a Glance: SACvNY

Saturday, July 31
8:00 p.m. PT kickoff
Heart Health Park, Sacramento, California
How to watch: KQCA My58, Estrella TV, ESPN+
Tickets
Tailgate Information

Saturday, July 31
8:00 p.m. PT kickoff
Heart Health Park, Sacramento, California
How to watch: KQCA My58, Estrella TV, ESPN+
Tickets
Tailgate Information

The Latest on the Team

Republic FC enters Saturday’s contest coming off a 2-2 draw against Orange County SC on July 24. The Indomitable Club fell behind after taking a 1-0 lead 23 minutes in, but came away with a tie when Nabi Kibunguchy headed in an excellent midfield cross from defender Mitch Taintor in the final seconds.

Kibunguchy’s score at the death, just three minutes after entering for Kharlton Belmar, was the first career goal for the UC Davis and SRFC Academy Product. Sacramento will look for more contributions on both sides of the ball from the defender, who has impressed in his minutes thus far this season.

How About the Visitors?

Red Bulls II will be looking to turn their fortunes around on Saturday. They come in to the match winless in their last two, including a tough 1-3 defeat by Pittsburgh Riverhounds on Friday night.

Forward Omar Sowe has been New York’s primary weapon on offense this season, scoring four times across 14 appearances. The club has been effective in generating chances to score behind him, ranking fourth in the Eastern Conference with 190 shots.

Sacramento’s attacking unit matches up well with New York, who has conceded the second most scores in the league and has yet to put together a clean sheet this season.

Red Bulls II will be looking to turn their fortunes around on Saturday. They come in to the match winless in their last two, including a tough 1-3 defeat by Pittsburgh Riverhounds on Friday night.

Sacramento’s attacking unit matches up well with New York, who has conceded the second most scores in the league and has yet to put together a clean sheet this season.

Head to Head

Saturday’s match will be the first all-time meeting between the two clubs. The contest will be the only time Sacramento takes on an Atlantic Division opponent this season.

Red Bulls II last ventured out west in 2018, when they tied 1-1 with LA Galaxy II in Southern California.

Saturday’s match will be the first all-time meeting between the two clubs. The contest will be the only time Sacramento takes on an Atlantic Division opponent this season.

Red Bulls II last ventured out west in 2018, when they tied 1-1 with LA Galaxy II in Southern California.

What to Watch Around the USL: Week 15

Republic FC returns home this weekend after claiming points in two matches on the road against Las Vegas Lights and Orange County. Mark Briggs' men will welcome New York Red Bulls II for the two clubs’ first all-time meeting.

Aside from Sacramento’s only meeting this season with an Atlantic Division opponent, a number of exciting matchups around the league will take place, from in-state rivalries to highly anticipated matchups between first place teams.

Republic FC returns home this weekend after claiming points in two matches on the road against Las Vegas Lights and Orange County. Mark Briggs’ men will welcome New York Red Bulls II for the two clubs’ first all-time meeting.

Pacific Division Update

It was an eventful weekend for the Pacific Division in Week 14, which continues to see four teams grapple for fourth place in the standings. After settling for a draw against the Indomitable Club Saturday and falling to Las Vegas Tuesday, Orange County comes north to take on Oakland Roots. San Diego, who fell 0-1 to Division leader Phoenix in their most recent fixture, will travel to take on Tacoma Defiance.

Phoenix added to their lead in the division with a 1-0 win over San Diego, and will take on Rio Grande Valley this weekend in an inter-division matchup between first place teams.

Phoenix Rising FC v Rio Grande Valley FC

A rare inter-division matchup between two first place clubs looking to widen leads in their respective divisions takes place on Saturday when Phoenix hosts Rio Grande Valley.

Phoenix enters the match on a roll, undefeated since a June 19 defeat at the hands of San Diego Loyal. With their win over San Diego last week, the Arizonian club now possesses the most points in the league with 29. They’ll look to continue riding the dangerous scoring prowess of Solomon Asante, who comes into the weekend second in the Western Conference in Goals, Assists, and Shots taken.

Rio Grande Valley also enters the contest on a hot streak, as the Toros haven’t lost since falling 1-2 to FC Tulsa on June 25. The club could find themselves in first place with a win, pending the result of El Paso Locomotive’s Saturday meeting with Real Monarchs.

A rare inter-division matchup between two first place clubs looking to widen leads in their respective divisions takes place on Saturday when Phoenix hosts Rio Grande Valley.

San Antonio FC v Austin Bold

The season’s second meeting between Texas rivals certainly won’t be action to miss.

The last meeting between the Texan clubs on July 3 was an interesting one, with Austin ending San Antonio’s 18-match win streak at home by taking a 1-0 victory. San Antonio threatened their rivals all night, outshooting them 21-12, while a plethora of disciplinary actions were handed out including a red card to Austin’s Sean Okoli.

San Antonio enters the match coming off two straight wins, defeating Colorado Springs 3-0 and taking down New Mexico 3-2 on July 17 and July 21. While undefeated since the two clubs last meeting on July 3, Austin will look to get back in the win column after a 1-1 draw with Rio Grande Valley.

The season’s second meeting between Texas rivals certainly won’t be action to miss.

Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC v Hartford Athletic

Another battle for the top spot in the standings will take place on the East coast Saturday, as Pittsburgh will play host to Hartford Athletic.

Riverhounds SC enters the match tied with Tampa Bay at the top of the Atlantic Division. Winners of two in a row, a victory on Saturday could put them in first place, and also add some much needed distance between them and third place Hartford.

Hartford Athletic will be looking to keep their momentum after getting back into the win column last weekend. After dropping a tough 1-3 result to Charlston Battery, they bounced back to take three points from a hot Miami team that had scored eight times across three consecutive victories.

Another battle for the top spot in the standings will take place on the East coast Saturday, as Pittsburgh will play host to Hartford Athletic.

Kibunguchy Red Card Rescinded Following Club Appeal

Earlier today, USL Championship released the Week 13 Discipline Report. As part of the report, the league announced that Republic FC defender Nabi Kibunguchy will not serve a suspension following the rescindment of his red card on July 10 after a successful appeal to the Independent Review Panel. Kibunguchy will be available for selection when Sacramento faces Las Vegas Lights FC on Wednesday night at Cashman Field.

Kibunguchy was shown a red card in stoppage time during the first half for denying a goal scoring opportunity to Orange County SC’s Brian Iloski.

The League’s discipline report also announced that Republic FC defender Mitchell Taintor has been suspended one game for his two cautions against Orange County on July 10. Taintor will be unavailable for Republic FC’s Wednesday night contest against Las Vegas Lights FC.

Read the League’s full discipline report

Match Preview: Las Vegas Lights FC V Sacramento Republic FC

On Wednesday, Republic FC head to Las Vegas for an opportunity to claim some points on the road against Lights FC. The mid-week showdown is the second regular-season match in four against the Nevadan club.

At a Glance: LVvSAC

Wednesday, July 14
7:30 p.m. PT kickoff
Cashman Field, Las Vegas, Nevada
How to watch: ESPN+

At a Glance: LVvSAC

Wednesday, July 14
7:30 p.m. PT kickoff
Cashman Field, Las Vegas, Nevada
How to watch: ESPN+

The Latest on the Team

Despite outshooting their opponents 15-8 on Saturday, Republic FC (2-6-3, 9 points), fell to Orange County SC, 0-2. The club would finish with just nine men on the pitch after defenders Nabi Kibunguchy and Mitch Taintor were each shown a red card. Even down two players, Republic FC did not concede in the second half.

Republic FC has done well to generate scoring chances of late. Since the start of July, the Indomitable Club has generated 28 close range opportunities and out-shot their opponents 44-23. While playing 45 minutes on Saturday down at least one man, Republic FC had eight second half scoring opportunities.

A victory on Wednesday could leave Mark Briggs’ men just one point outside of fourth place in the Pacific Division standings with just under two-thirds of a season to play.

The Latest on the Team

A victory on Wednesday could leave Mark Briggs’ men just one point outside of fourth place in the Pacific Division standings with just under two-thirds of a season to play.

How about the visitors?

Las Vegas Lights FC (4-6-1, 13 points) comes into Wednesday’s matchup on a two-game win streak and victorious in three of their last five.

The hosts come in to the contest with a bit of momentum after a comeback win against Oakland Roots SC on Saturday. While Las Vegas would fall behind early, they battled back to take three points on the road in a 2-1 result.

Las Vegas’ defensive unit has been stingy of late, conceding more than one score just once dating back to June 11th.

Despite appearing in only six of 11 matches this season, goalkeeper Alex Rando has been a force in the box for Las Vegas thus far. His 37 saves place him second in the USL Championship, behind only Trey Muse of San Diego Loyal SC.

How about the visitors?

Las Vegas Lights FC (4-6-1, 13 points) comes into Wednesday’s matchup on a two-game win streak and victorious in three of their last five.

Las Vegas’ defensive unit has been stingy of late, conceding more than one score just once dating back to June 11th.

Head-to-Head

Wednesday’s contest in the Las Vegas heat will be the second meeting between the two clubs this season and their sixth all-time. Republic FC holds a slight historical edge over their opponents, with a record of 2-1-2.

Sacramento last faced off with the Southern Nevada-based side during their 2021 home opener on May 12. The match saw Republic FC take a 3-1 victory behind scores from Jaime Villareal, Dariusz Formella, and Tucker Bone.

Head-to-Head

Sacramento State University Presents Kevin Nagle with Honorary Degree

On Friday, Republic FC owner Kevin Nagle was presented with an Honorary Degree from Sacramento State University. The honor was announced in conjunction with the university’s 2020 commencement ceremony, but delayed due to the postponed ceremonies as a result of the pandemic.

The California State University awards honorary degrees to individuals who have demonstrated excellence in areas that benefit humanity, CSU campuses, the state, nation and/or world. Recipients are recognized and honored for their exemplary contributions. The degrees are given by the CSU Board of Trustees in the name of the California State University and in the name of the campus. The CSU awarded its first honorary degree to then-President John F. Kennedy in June 1963 at San Diego State University.

“What an absolute honor. Sacramento State is synonymous with the region I love so much, and the friendships I’ve made there are invaluable to me,” noted Kevin Nagle, chairman & ceo, Republic FC. “Education is a core passion of mine, and I’m so proud to be associated with them now, and for the rest of my life. Stingers Up!”

Republic FC President & General Manager added, “Kevin is an incredible champion for Sacramento and the region, and this well-deserved honor salutes his indomitable spirit, generous nature, and entrepreneurial accomplishments. On behalf of the entire club, I want to congratulate Kevin and continue to remain excited for his next big effort for Sacramento. “

Don't miss a minute of the action this season. Join our Republic and become an Indomitable Member today! Visit www.sacrepublicfc.com/becomeamember for more information about how you can join us for the 2021 USL Championship season, Join us for another unforgettable year and enjoy exclusive behind-the-scenes access, benefits, and more.

Don’t miss a minute of the action this season. Join our Republic and become an Indomitable Member today! Visit www.sacrepublicfc.com/becomeamember for more information about how you can join us for the 2021 USL Championship season, Join us for another unforgettable year and enjoy exclusive behind-the-scenes access, benefits, and more.

SRFC Training Camp Notebook: Week 2

After a successful first week of training camp – presented by Western Health Advantage, the boys in Old Glory Red hit the pitch in week two as the club’s first scrimmage of the season grows nearer.

The Republic FC Academy has always been a crucial piece of the club’s success which is on display as much now as ever with three Academy products on the first-team roster. Alongside the three products, six academy players have been called into training camp as a benefactor for their hard work.

Giovanni Ceja (Midfielder), Emmanuel Johnson (Forward), Erik Centeno (Wingback), Fernando Venegas (Centerback), Jesus Sanchez (Goalkeeper), and Ulises Esquivel (Centerback) have all been in training camp with the first team the past two weeks gaining experience with the club’s top players.

“It’s been a process that starts mine and Dennis’s communication,” Head Coach Mark Briggs says, “This is reward for the hard work, the good work that they have put in.”

It was announced that Republic FC will face Real Salt Lake in a scrimmage this Saturday in the club’s first appearance of the 2021 season. While the boys in Old Glory Red might not be playing for 3 points, they are looking to get players minutes to increase their fitness as the beginning of the USL Championship season nears.

With a mix of new faces on the squad this year and returning players for 2021, these minutes are crucial as Republic FC focus on getting into top form before the whistle sounds to begin the regular season on April 30th against LA Galaxy. And just before that season opener, fans will have their first chance to see the boys in Old Glory Red on April 24.

Club members will have exclusive access to tickets. Fans can still join the club and get priority access to 2021 tickets at https://www.sacrepublicfc.com/becomeamember. Fans can also join the priority notification list for single-game tickets — depending on availability – by signing up at https://www.sacrepublicfc.com/single-game-tickets

Also during this week, new Republic FC signee Tucker Bone joined club podcast The Breakaway as he discussed coming home to play for his hometown team, his time playing at the Air Force Academy, and what his expectations are for the upcoming season.

“Coming into preseason, you have to give it your all and you have to show the staff and coaches the work you’ve put in in the offseason,” Bone says. “When you come in with that base, you just build off that so when you head into your first game you get the result that you want.”

Two Quails made their moves to their respective National Squads for vital World Cup Qualifying matches.

Rafa Diaz made his second career start for the Dominican Republic in goal against Dominica and for the second straight match, Diaz recorded a clean sheet in DR’s 1-0 win in the Concacaf qualifier.

Next up for Diaz and the D.R. is a bout against Anguilla on Saturday, March 27 at 3:00 p.m. PT. The second-round fixture will be available to stream live on Paramount +.

Two Quails made their moves to their respective National Squads for vital World Cup Qualifying matches.

Rafa Diaz made his second career start for the Dominican Republic in goal against Dominica and for the second straight match, Diaz recorded a clean sheet in DR’s 1-0 win in the Concacaf qualifier.

Next up for Diaz and the D.R. is a bout against Anguilla on Saturday, March 27 at 3:00 p.m. PT. The second-round fixture will be available to stream live on Paramount +.

On Thursday, the Grenada Men’s National Team began its 2022 World Cup Qualifying campaign against El Salvador and Republic FC’s Kharlton Belmar got the nod to start for The Spice Boys.

The appearance was both Belmar’s first start and first career international cap with Grenada in the club’s 2-0 loss to El Salvador, but Grenada will look to rebound on Tuesday, March 30 when Belmar and company take on the U.S. Virgin Islands.

On Thursday, the Grenada Men’s National Team began its 2022 World Cup Qualifying campaign against El Salvador and Republic FC’s Kharlton Belmar got the nod to start for The Spice Boys.

Earlier this week, Republic FC midfielder Tucker Bone delivered more than 1,000 Welcome Back Kits to Robla students as they returned to the classroom. Robla School District, comprised of 5 elementary schools and a preschool began their transition to the classroom program on Monday.

The Welcome Back Kit each complete with school supplies, some Republic FC gear, and a letter from President Todd Dunivant – to wish all the students well as they come back to school sites.

Don't miss a minute of the action this season. Join our Republic and become an Indomitable Member today! Visit www.sacrepublicfc.com/becomeamember for more information about how you can join us for the 2021 USL Championship season, Join us for another unforgettable year and enjoy exclusive behind-the-scenes access, benefits, and more.

Don’t miss a minute of the action this season. Join our Republic and become an Indomitable Member today! Visit www.sacrepublicfc.com/becomeamember for more information about how you can join us for the 2021 USL Championship season, Join us for another unforgettable year and enjoy exclusive behind-the-scenes access, benefits, and more.