March 14th, 2009 
jarrett Here’s a first look at the full RailHawks’ roster for tonight’s match against the New England Revolution.
Notably, there’s a few players on this roster that have not yet been officially announced by the team:
GK – Caleb Patterson (Australia)
D – Devon McKenney (Cleveland)
F – Gavin Glinton (Turks & Caicos)
M – Nate Norman (Rochester, MI)
D – Amir [...]
March 11th, 2009 jarrett RailHawks’ coach Martin Rennie and the voice of the RailHawks Dean Linke were on 850AM The Buzz and 620AM The Bull earlier today for the Carolina RailHawks Spotlight talking about Saturday’s upcoming exhibition match against Major League Soccer’s New England Revolution. I’m very much intrigued by Rennie’s promise of a couple of “unannounced surprises” that he makes toward the end of the short interview.
February 10th, 2009 admin The RailHawks announced today the signing of two more players for 2009 USL-2 champion goalkeeper Eric Reed and former Chivas USA midfielder Daniel Paladini.
Check out this video of Paladini scoring for Chivas USA in an MLS match.
February 3rd, 2009 admin David Fellerath has a short interview with returning RailHawk Matt Watson clarifying his situation with San Jose of MLS and detailing why exactly the 2008 Carolina MVP chose to return to The Triangle for another season.
February 3rd, 2009 admin New RailHawks’ coach Martin Rennie is bringing one of his biggest assets from Cleveland with him to Carolina — two-time USL-2 defender of the year Mark Schulte — according to this press release on CarolinaRailHawks.com.
Schulte is an experienced defender who has played in Major League Soccer, the USL and abroad. Schulte was the first American [...]
January 28th, 2009 admin From CenterLineSoccer.com –> RailHawks 2008 MVP Matt Watson is on trial with the Earthquakes as San Jose open training camp this week.
January 28th, 2009 admin The RailHawks have added former USA U-20 midfielder and MLS veteran Josh Gardner for the 2009. Gardner comes to Carolina most recently from Seattle. David Fellerath has the full story at Triangle Offense.
January 13th, 2009 admin David Fellerath over at Triangle Offense has the bad news that Red Bull New York have exercised their option on Mac Kandji, who the RailHawks acquired the rights to after the Atlanta Silverbacks had folded.
While the RailHawks are technically entitled to the transfer fee, reported to be around $150K, it appears that the real beneficiary [...]
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