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Late put-back gives T-M title
CORPUS CHRISTI - Tuloso-Midway High School's Dillon Andrews made one basket the entire game Tuesday night.
Turns out, it was a pretty significant bucket.
Andrews' put-back of a missed layup by Jeremy Brittain with 43 seconds remaining in overtime proved to be the game-winner as the Warriors won the outright District 31-4A championship with a 53-51 overtime win over Ray at the T-M gym.
"It counted. We needed it, but I missed my free throw," a hoarse Andrews said afterward.
He wasn't alone in missed shots, free or otherwise. In a playoff-like atmosphere that included a brawl in the stands late in the fourth quarter that forced the removal of Ray fans from behind the Texans bench across the gym, the teams didn't exactly turn in playoff-like performances. The Warriors (10-2 district, 23-10 overall) made one-third of their 57 shots and missed five of 12 free throws. The Texans (8-4, 15-12) shot 30.5 percent from the field and 10 of 25 from the line, including missing four of six in the extra quarter.
"This was a district championship game, that's for sure," Andrews said. "We played our butts off and that's what we needed to do. We hope to continue that in the playoffs."
The Warriors won their first outright district title since 1991 and their first since they shared the crown in 1998 with Flour Bluff. T-M will open the playoffs against Hidalgo, while the Texans draw Mission Veterans Memorial next week.
Andrews' basket gave the Warriors a 52-50 lead. Danny Mathson pulled Ray within one with a free throw with 23 seconds to play, but T-M's Aaron Carvajal hit the second of his two free shots with 9 seconds left and the Texans turned over the ball with 2 seconds to play.
"This was a total team effort. We're here as one. We're a family," Andrews said. "The approach we took is this is for the district championship. This is for the No. 1 seed. We haven't had that in a while."
Ray made it difficult. With Robert Gonzalez, Ason Ochoa Rosser Oates keying a 11-0 run, the Texans took a 30-21 lead to open the second half as the Warriors missed their first 10 shots of the third quarter. Ochoa led the Texans with 13 while Gonzalez and Mathson added 12 and 10 points, respectively.
Then it was Ray's turn to chill from the field, making just one of eight shots in the fourth quarter. A free throw from Ochoa gave the Texans a 43-40 lead with 53 seconds in regulation. Anthony Trevino responded with a 3-point goal with 35 seconds left to tie the game. Dobie Craig missed a 3-pointer, Oates missed two free throws and Mathson missed a layup to send the game to overtime.
Brittain, who led all scorers with 17 points, drained a 3 with 2:24 to play in overtime to give T-M its first lead since the third quarter at 50-49. Ray's Randy Hernandez tied the game by making one of two free throws with 1:31 remaining before Andrews' put-back.
Carvajal added 11 points and Craig scored 10 for T-M.
Tuloso-Midway 53, Ray 51 (OT)
RAY (15-12, 8-4) —Jerry Zamora 8, Ryan Nerios 2, Robert Gonzalez 12, Danny Mathson 10, Rosser Oates 2, Ason Ochoa 13, Randy Hernandez 4.
TULOSO-MIDWAY (23-10, 10-2) — Cameron Valverde 3, Aaron Carvajal 11, Jeremy Brittain 17, Dillon Andrews 2, Dobie Craig 10, Anthony Trevino 9, Ross Bego 1.
Ray 12 7 14 10 8—51
3-pointers —Ray, Zamora, Gonzalez 2, Mathson, Ochoa; T-M, Valverde, Craig 2, Trevino 3, Brittain 2, Carvajal 2. JV —Ray 59-55. Fr. —Ray 66-57 (OT).
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A summary of tweets from players after clinching second place in the Eastern Conference.
Well done boys @dcunited. Great season, now on to the play-offs...
— Dwayne De Rosario (@dwaynederosario) October 27, 2012
Can't say enough bout the fight of this team. @billhamid28 @nickdeleon7 throwing their bodies on the line today. Next up New York!
— Chris Pontius (@ChrisPontius13) October 27, 2012
So happy we had a strong regular season.. MASSIVE team effort this regular season. Lets carry on to playoffs fellas
— Bill Hamid (@BillHamid28) October 27, 2012
Huge road point! Secured 2nd place in the East!!! BIG thanks to the fans who made the trip to chicago to support us!! #playoffs #vamosunited
— Brandon McDonald (@BMcDonald4) October 27, 2012
Great result!!! Proud of my teammates... Next step playoffs...vamuqvamudcUnited!!!
—M.Saragosa (@MarceloSaragosa) October 27, 2012
Big big point on the road!! Great team effort. Thanks to the fans that made the trip!! #playoffs #vamosunited
— Dejan Jakovic (@DejanJakovic) October 27, 2012
Well done men! We did what we had to do. Now it's playoff time! #vamosunited
— Perry Kitchen (@PerryKitchen23) October 27, 2012
Can't wait to be back at rfk for the playoffs! #blackout
— Conor Shanosky (@ConorShanosky17) October 28, 2012
MLSsoccer.com announced today that it has created an app for Windows 8 users. The app includes live scores and highlights, plus D.C. United and League news.
Fans can download the app at Microsoft.com
This season, D.C. United's Team Store at RFK began customizing new or used official team gear with supporters groups logos for free. Just ahead of the 2012 MLS Cup Playoffs, the Team Store has announced that the new Screaming Eagles logo is available.
The Team Store carried a previous version of the logo, but has received an updated look that will be available at upcoming Playoff matches.
- This offer is available only at the Team Store at RFK Stadium, not online.
- Barra Brava has opted not to participate in the program. Barra members should contact their leadership for more information.
- Previously purchased items do not require a receipt, but must be official team gear.
October has been a good month for D.C. United and San Francisco Giants owner Will Chang. Both of his teams are in the post-season. United clinched a spot on Saturday night and, last night, the San Francisco Giants advanced to the World Series with a 9-0 win over the St. Louis Cardinals in Game 7 of the NLCS. Obviously, he is thrilled. He shares his thoughts below.
What it is like to have both of your teams in the playoffs?
Will Chang: My dream come true will be to bring home an MLS Cup and a World Series Trophy. It is wonderful experience to have one of your teams in the playoffs, but to have two is indeed very special. Both D.C. United and the Giants have overcome many adversities to get into the postseason.
Will Chang holding the 2010 World Series trophy
When DeRo suffered a season ending injury, many people wrote us off. However, something special happened ... each and every player on our team stepped up and started to play better. That's what championship teams do….they overcome adversity and succeed! The story about the Giants is similar. When Brian Wilson suffered a season ending injury, many wrote us off. Then we lost Melky Cabrera, again, many said our season was doomed. We lost two of our best players, everyone else stepped up and started to play better.
What was your reaction to Lewis Neal's goal in the 91st minute?
WC: My first reaction was overwhelming delight. I showed it by screaming as loud as I could. Then the feeling of relief came over me, as I realized that this clinched our playoff berth, after several seasons of disappointment. I am so happy that Lewis scored the game-winning goal, too. It was a beautiful goal, but you also have to give credit to Branko who gave Lewis a perfect pass for an assist. I am also happy for Nick who set a club record for most number of goals by a rookie. There are many great players who started their career at D.C. United, so this is a special honor for him.
If, by chance, United and the Giants play at the same time - how do you follow both games?
WC:Fortunately, the World Series and the MLS Cup will not be played at the same time. During the season, if both teams are playing at the same time, I try to watch the D.C. United game in real time and watch the Giants on TiVo later. I try to impose a news blackout so that I preserve the element of surprise and excitement.
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Following Saturday's important win, DC Mayor Vincent Gray sent a congratulatory tweet to D.C. United for it's berth in the 2012 MLS Cup Playoffs. This year marks United's first post-season appearance since 2007.
Congratulations to DC United for clinching their first MLS playoff birth since 2007 on Saturday night against Columbus. #dcu #vamosunited
— Vincent C. Gray (@mayorvincegray) October 22, 2012
A summary of tweets from players, an owner, and media after clinching a spot in the 2012 MLS Cup Playoffs.
What a feeling! Playoffs baby! That one was for you fans!
— Chris Pontius (@ChrisPontius13) October 21, 2012
Unbelievable game and atmosphere tonight. Playoffs!!! Thanks again to all the fans. You've been amazing this season. #dcu #vamosunited
— Ethan White (@EthanWhite15) October 21, 2012
Great to see DC United back in the playoffs. Congrats to one of my favorite former teammates, Benny Olsen. Job well done sir.
— Alecko Eskandarian (@alecko11) October 21, 2012
DC United go MLS playoff first time since 2007. Congrats to all the Fans and thank you for supporting after all this year.
— Erick Thohir (@erickthohir) October 21, 2012
spectacular atmosphere tonight at RFK, for season defining win for @dcunited . Great to have that team, and those fans back in the playoffs.
— Max Bretos (@mbretosESPN) October 21, 2012
Something special going on wt my team! #DejaVu Proud of the whole damn group. #Blackout #vamosunited
— Michael Chabala (@Chabala6) October 21, 2012
What a win! The fans were unreal! Thank you for your support. #vamosunited #playoffs #ontothenextone
— Perry Kitchen (@PerryKitchen23) October 21, 2012
Wow wow wow!!!! What a win!!! Thank you to everyone who came out and supported!!! #playoffs #TOOKbackRFK #vamosunited #UnitedweStand
— Brandon McDonald (@BMcDonald4) October 21, 2012
Playoffs bound!! Incredible feeling! This is what our fans deserve, what a showing it was tonight!! #dcu #playoffs
— Dejan Jakovic (@DejanJakovic) October 21, 2012
Head Coach Ben Olsen and ten players visited the Nation's Medical Center
On Monday, October 15, Head Coach Ben Olsen, Mike Chabala, Maicon Santos, Bill Hamid, Daniel Woolard, Stephen King, Josh Wolff, Brandon McDonald, Chris Pontius, Robbie Russell and Joe Willis visited Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, MD. The group toured the facility and met with wounded warriors.
The players shared their experience via Twitter:
What an inspiration! @ the Walter Reed Medical Center visiting wounded soldiers! This guy was amazing! No arms or legs twitter.com/BMcDonald4/sta…
— Brandon McDonald (@BMcDonald4) October 15, 2012
And he still wakes up w a smile eager to better som1s day!! #trueHeroes! Check him out travismills.org
— Brandon McDonald (@BMcDonald4) October 15, 2012
Just got back from Walter Reed Medical Center. So grateful for the opportunity to meet some of the TRUE Heroes. Inspiring people
— Chris Pontius (@ChrisPontius13) October 15, 2012
Us posing with our guides after a humbling experience of meeting wounded soldiers at Walter Reed Hospital. W instagr.am/p/Q0mSLBom5j/
— Bill Hamid (@BillHamid28) October 15, 2012
With my teammates meeting with Wounded Warriors. Support our troops!Freedom is not free
— Perry Kitchen (@PerryKitchen23) October 15, 2012
Hanging out at Walter Reed with some of my teammates with @usometro. Shout out to Travis, my new inspiration. travismills.org
— Michael Chabala (@Chabala6) October 15, 2012
D.C. United's mission of "winning championships and serving the community" isn't only for the first team. On Sunday, October 14, D.C. United Academy players, coaches, and parents participated in the Acumen Solution's 8K Race for a Cause in Arlington, VA. The race helped raise money for United for D.C. - the club's charitable arm.
Forty-five players from United's U-14, U-15, and U-16 teams ran with 15 coaches and parent plus the events hundreds of other participants. D.C. United front office staff also participated.
Most of the Academy players were sleepy and chilly at the start of the race (see above), but they warmed up during the run and enjoyed representing the Black-and-Red and a community event.
New Director of Youth Development, Sonny Silooy, finished first among the Academy coaches. And, as the photo on the right suggests, he was pretty happy about it.
A lucky fan has won the same watch
Breitling Superocean Chronograph 2000M
For the second year in a row, Lenkersdorfer Fine Jewelers has sponsored dcunited.com's Man of the Match voting. As part of the promotion, Lenkersdorfer generously provides a new Breitling Superocean Chronograph 2000M (retail value: $4,845.00) to both the D.C. United player that wins the most Man of the Match awards and to a fan that voted for Man of the Match and is selected in a random drawing.
Chris Pontius is having a career season and fans noticed. United's midfield/forward was named Pontius the Lenkersdorfer Fine Jewelers Man of the Match seven times this season. We will be awarded the new Breitling watch before the regular season finale on October 20. MLS Rookie of the Year candidate Nick DeLeon was second with four Man of the Match awards.
Chris Pontius isn't the person in the Washington region that will be sporting a new watch on his wrist. Christopher L. from Manassas, VA won the sweepstakes drawing. He'll receive his watch before Saturday's match as well.
Players share their love of reading with online students
After training today, Dwayne De Rosario and Perry Kitchen took a moment to participate in an online education event with K12.com. DeRo read "Froggy Plays Soccer" while Perry read "Splat!: The Colorful Cat" to some local students while the session was recorded for online use. Below are photos from the event.


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