Sounders have finally made a splash with their brand new chunk of discretionary Targeted Allocation Money, bringing in versatile Norwegian midfielder Magnus Eikrom on a free transfer. The group pays due respect to the sweet gold accents on the new shirt, but most of the segment is devoted to analysis of the four new signings by the club in the span of only a few days. Matt Hoffman of Stumptown Footy reveals his favorite Timbers kit design as they released their new away strip for 2018 this week. Group analysis of Whitecaps boss Carl Robinson's ambitions for the season closes out the segment. We spotlight Vancouver's other new striker as well Venezuelan Anthony Blondell looks poised for a breakout season. Michael McColl of AFTN.ca calls in to give his take on the leadership situation in the Whitecaps' locker room, and the extent to which Kei Kamara can fill the void. Five new players have joined Cascadian rosters since the last release, and there's even a first preseason match to review! 140 of RC, host Jackson Felts of Seattle's Sports Radio 950 KJR is joined by Sounders 2 announcer Andrew Harvey, 's Ari Liljenwall and RC founder Steven Agen as they dissect the busiest week of 2018 so far. The latter two statistics above are active streaks, and clubs in Cascadia have just over a month of preseason left to prepare for their chance to continue these streaks on the stage of the 2018 MLS campaign. Additional honors in that time frame include two CONCACAF Champions League semifinal appearances, three consecutive MLS Cup berths, and six consecutive Western Conference Championship appearances. Since 2011 (the first year all three clubs had made the switch over to the top flight from the USL), Cascadian MLS sides have won a combined total of five major trophies. Their passion is well justified, not only by the clubs' nearly fifty years of shared history but also thanks to rampant success in the MLS era. The show is an authoritative steward of the Cascadian perspective, representing the most passionate, unified and unique fan bases in the country. TRANSACTION: Seattle Sounders FC signs midfielder Handwalla Bwana to Homegrown Player contract on January 11, 2018.Radio Cascadia is a weekly podcast covering soccer in the Pacific Northwest with a focus on MLS clubs Portland Timbers, Seattle Sounders and Vancouver Whitecaps. In 2016, the Rave Green signed University of Denver midfielder Jordan Schweitzer and Stanford forward Jordan Morris to Homegrown deals, then added forward Seyi Adekoya from UCLA and Henry Wingo from Washington to the roster last season. The club then signed current Sounders FC midfielder Aaron Kovar and former forward Sean Okoli in 2013, before adding forwards Victor Mansaray and Darwin Jones in 2014. National Team defender DeAndre Yedlin was the club's first Homegrown Player in 2012, making two MLS All-Star appearances before being sold to Tottenham Hotspur in England's Premier League. The signing of Bwana marks the 10th Sounders FC Homegrown Player signing in club history. and attended Ballard High School and played for Sounders FC Academy and Seattle United – a Sounders FC Academy Club Partner – prior to his time at Washington. Originally from Mombasa, Kenya, Bwana moved to the U.S. He followed that up with an impressive sophomore campaign in which he led the Huskies with both eight goals and ranked second with six assists, earning All-Pac-12 First Team and All-Far West Region First Team selections. The Ballard High School graduate tallied four goals and seven assists in 2016, earning All-Pac-12 Second Team and Pac-12 Freshman of the Year honors.
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Big things have small beginnings, and it’s now on us to continue that development process in the professional ranks.”īwana, 20, spent two seasons at the University of Washington, starting 26 of 39 career appearances and recording 12 goals and 13 assists. “We would like to thank everyone in his development pathway who helped get him this far, including his coaches at Seattle United and Coach Jamie Clark’s staff at the University of Washington.
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“We’re excited to add Handwalla to our squad, giving us another dynamic young prospect from our Academy,” said Sounders FC General Manager & President of Soccer Garth Lagerwey. The Sounders FC Academy product is set to join the First Team ahead of the 2018 Sounders FC preseason presented by adidas.
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Bwana comes to the Rave Green following a standout career at the University of Washington, where he was a two-time All-Pac-12 selection and the 2016 Pac-12 Freshman of the Year. Sounders FC today announced that it has signed midfielder Handwalla Bwana as a Homegrown Player.
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