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| The Michigan Rush (in Blue) came into Saturdays game undefeated in the MUSL! |
The Michigan Rush hosted the MYSC Yemen Stars last Saturday night in Northville, for a Michigan United Soccer League (MUSL) Open 1st Division league game. The Rush possessed the ball for most of the contest, while finding the back of the net seven times en route to a 7-2 victory. The Yemen Stars goalie made several saves, and played fearless in the loosing effort. The Rush displayed pin point passing, along with text book plays, and flawless execution throughout the match. The Michigan Rush showed why they are considered by many to be the premier club of the MUSL! Saturday nights contest was played at Northville Community Park in Northville.
The Michigan Rush are owned and operated by Jan Rigterink, and are currently in 1st place in the Open 1st Division with 12 points, and a divisional record of 4-0. Craig Hearn, Scott Emert, and Travis Roy are amongst several players that have scored goals for the Rush this season. The Michigan Rush have advanced to the quarterfinals of the Open Division Founders Cup Tournament, and await a matchup against International United. The Michigan Rush defeated St. George SC 4-1 in the first round of the Open Division Founders Cup Tournament.
The MYSC Yemen Stars are owned and operated by Musfaq Albaneh, and are currently in 6th place (of 6 teams) in the Open 1st Division with 0 points, and a divisional record of 0-4. The MYSC Yemen Stars are lead in scoring this season by Muhajer Alabid with 2 goals. The MYSC Stars have also advanced to the quarterfinals of the Open Division Founders Cup Tournament, and await a matchup against The Belle Isle Football Club.
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| The Michigan Rush (in blue) remained undefeated in the MUSL! |
For more information about the Michigan United Soccer League click on http://www.musl.net
For more information about the Michigan Rush click on http://michiganrush.com/
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