The Kickers pushed for the equalizer but entered the locker room trailing. Adrian Billhardt was able to convert the penalty, giving Tormenta the lead early in the match. Stuart Ritchie also recorded an assist.īoth teams started off very physical with the visitors taking the edge after drawing a penalty in the ninth minute. Jonathan Bolanos scored two goals and recorded one assist and Emiliano Terzaghi scored one goal. The Richmond Kickers (12-7-5, 41 pts) moved back into first place in USL League One after having the weekend off as they defeated South Georgia Tormenta FC (9-9-6, 33 pts) with three unanswered goals in a 3-1 comeback. Unless something goes sideways this should be an easy win for the Kickers. The only spot the Fuego lead the league is in fouls with a whopping 402 which translates to 82 yellow cards and 3 red cards. They’ve only had 31 goals to Richmond’s 50. Fuego is not a powerhouse and sit in 8th place out of 11. The team will be disappointed with that last game.
This team can score and other teams should be afraid. On the top of that worry list are Bolanos and Bentley with 6, Vinyals with 5, and super sub Gordon with 4. If a team focuses too much on Terzaghi there are 12 other players to worry about. What is impressive is that there are 12 other Kickers that have also scored. Terzaghi leads the league with 16 goals so far. Most will quickly say, “Well duh, we’ve got Terzaghi”. We’ve Got the Goals and Goal Scorers – The Kickers lead the league with 50 goals.I don’t know what kind of chaos would have to happen for the Kickers to miss the playoffs at this point but the fact that it could still happen makes me nervous. Home cooking matters and the Kicker know this. Eight of their thirteen wins have been at home. The Kickers have 7 losses on the season 5 of which have come on the road. With only 4 games left and the top 3 separated by only 5 points every single point matters in getting that crucial home-field advantage. Playoffs in USL award the higher ranked team home field. Every Game Matters – This is a semi-repeat of the last home game talking point.Those two points lost in the draw as opposed to a win could end up having major consequences. The Kickers still sit in first place but as it stands with 4 games left in the season, no team has clinched a playoff berth yet. Missed Opportunity – Last game on the road the Kickers gave up a 2 goal lead to settle for a draw.Last Result: Kickers 2 – Chattanooga 2 Weather Forecast from Weatherbug He is also an avid runner competing in local and regional running events.Opponent: Central Valley Fuego FC (9 – 10– 6)ĭate/Time: Saturday, September 24th, 6:30 PM When not predicting the weather, David is a huge sports fan (Braves, Preds, Falcons, Titans & Dodgers). During his time on the Gulf Coast, he had the chance of a lifetime to fly with the US Navy Blue Angels.ĭavid and his wife Rebecca have two sons, Jack and Carter who are both currently at the University of Georgia (Go Dawgs!) Excerpts of his coverage of Hurricane Katrina were featured in National Geographic's: Inside Hurricane Katrina video. He also won the same award more recently from the Associated Press of Tennessee. His coverage of Hurricane Ivan earned him the Associated Press award for Best Weather Anchor in Alabama. He was able to cover 11 tropical cyclones, including direct hits from Hurricanes Ivan, Dennis and Katrina. Then, served as Chief Meteorologist at WPMI-TV in Pensacola/Mobile from late 1998 to 2006. He began his career in meteorology here in Chattanooga at another station from 1991-1998. Then, attended graduate school at Mississippi State University, where he continued his studies in meteorology and served as a graduate teaching assistant.ĭavid has been at Newschannel 9 since late 2006. David is a graduate of Jacksonville State University, where he earned a BS Degree in Geosciences. He served as a Weather Watcher for WTVC while attending Gordon Lee High School in Chickamauga. Chief Meteorologist David Glenn has been awarded the prestigious Seal of Approval for broadcasting from both the American Meteorological Society and the National Weather Association.Ī Tennessee Valley native, David was bitten by the "weather bug" at age eight when a fear of tornadoes turned into a fascination of weather.
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