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Tampa Bay Rowdies

  1. Rowdies beat VSI Tampa Bay FC in U.S. Open Cup

    Soccer

    PLANT CITY — VSI Tampa Bay FC had plenty of motivation entering its U.S. Open Cup second-round match against the Tampa Bay Rowdies.

  2. Rowdies thin at defender spot

    Soccer

    TAMPA — The left back position has been worrisome all season for the Rowdies, mainly because of the team's lack of a truly experienced player to fill that spot.

  3. Ambersley eager to return to Rowdies

    Soccer

    ST. PETERSBURG — With a week off until a May 18 game at Minnesota United FC, the Rowdies hope a string of injuries that have hampered the team during the first half of the NASL spring season will heal.

  4. Rowdies tie Edmonton 1-1

    Soccer

    ST. PETERSBURG — Heading into their lone bye week of the NASL spring season, the Tampa Bay Rowdies needed a victory against Edmonton to keep pace with the rest of the teams atop the league standings.

  5. Gafa home with Rowdies, NASL

    Soccer

    ST. PETERSBURG — Wherever Jordan Gafa has landed during his soccer career, Frankie Sanfilippo has been close by to lend a helping hand.

  6. Rowdies hold on for a win

    Soccer

    FORT LAUDERDALE — Luke Mulholland scored his third goal of the season and Alex Dixon his first to lift the Rowdies to a 2-1 victory over Fort Lauderdale on Saturday.

  7. Rowdies-Fort Lauderdale preview

    Soccer

    . Tonight

    Rowdies at Fort Lauderdale

    When/where: 7:30; Lockhart Stadium

  8. Collapse prompts changes for Rowdies

    Soccer

    TAMPA — Having time to dissect Saturday's second-half meltdown, in which a 3-1 lead turned into a 4-3 loss to Atlanta, Rowdies coach Ricky Hill pointed to myriad factors.

  9. Rowdies fall to Atlanta

    Soccer

    ST. PETERSBURG — With two goals and an assist against Atlanta on Saturday night, Luke Mulholland matched Aaron King for the best performance by a Rowdies player since the team's re-emergence in 2010.

  10. New arrival Needham solidifies Rowdies defense

    Soccer

    ST. PETERSBURG — For three months, Jay Needham was in soccer limbo.