Cary RailHawks U23's

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Cary RailHawks U23s
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Full name Cary RailHawks U23s
Nickname(s) RailHawks, Hawks
Founded 2002
Ground SAS Soccer Park No. 2
(Capacity 500 (temporary seating))
Chairman Damon Nahas
Manager Sean Nahas
League Premier Development League
2007 5th, did not make playoffs
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Cary RailHawks U23s are an American soccer team, founded in 2002. The team is a member of the United Soccer Leagues Premier Development League (PDL), the fourth tier of the American Soccer Pyramid, and plays in the Southeast Division of the Southern Conference against teams from Atlanta, Bradenton, Greensboro, Nashville, Orlando, Panama City and West Palm Beach.

The team began life with the name Raleigh CASL Elite, and was run by the Raleigh-based Capital Area Soccer League (CASL) until 2005. Prior to the beginning of the 2006 season the CASL organization severed its ties. The team was taken over by the Morrisville, North Carolina-based Next Level Academy, and was re-named Raleigh Elite. In March 2007, the Next Level Academy formed a partnership with USL First Division team the Carolina RailHawks, who subsequently became the team's parent professional club, and the team was re-named Cary RailHawks U23s.

The RailHawks play their home matches on Field 2 at SAS Soccer Park in the city of Cary, North Carolina, 11 miles west of Raleigh in the area known as The Triangle.

The RailHawks’ roster is typically made up of collegiate students from local area universities such as the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, Duke University, North Carolina State University, and Campbell University as well as top-level amateurs from the local area. The RailHawks' chief rivals are the Carolina Dynamo and the Richmond Kickers Future.

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No. Position Player
0 Flag of the United States GK Greg Walters
2 Flag of the United States GK Aaron Weant
3 Flag of the United States MF Michael Callahan
4 Flag of the United States MF Garry Lewis
5 Flag of the United States MF Evan Brown
6 Flag of the United States MF Brian Ackley
7 Flag of the United States FW Zack Schilawski
8 Flag of the United States FW Ryan Johnson
9 Flag of Argentina MF Ernesto Di Laudo
10 Flag of the United States MF Michael Videira
11 Flag of the United States DF Darrius Barnes
No. Position Player
12 Flag of the United States MF Joseph Germanese
13 Flag of the United States DF Michael Walters
14 Flag of the United States DF Paul Pessina
15 Flag of the United States DF Andre Sherard
16 Flag of the United States MF Sean Sassano
17 Flag of the United States MF Corey Lugger
18 Flag of the United States MF Nate Weiss
19 Flag of Canada MF Tomasz Charowski
Flag of the United States GK Brooks Haggerty
Flag of the United States MF Kirk Hudgins

Year Division League Regular Season Playoffs Open Cup
2002 "4" USL PDL 2nd, Mid Atlantic Conference Finals 2nd Round
2003 "4" USL PDL 3rd, Mid Atlantic Did not qualify 2nd Round
2004 "4" USL PDL 4th, Mid Atlantic Did not qualify Did not qualify
2005 "4" USL PDL 3rd, Mid Atlantic Did not qualify Did not qualify
2006 "4" USL PDL 4th, South Atlantic Did not qualify Did not qualify
2007 "4" USL PDL 5th, Southeast Did not qualify Did not qualify

Atlanta Silverbacks U23's • Bradenton Academics • Carolina Dynamo • Cary RailHawks U23's • Central Florida Kraze • Nashville Metros • Palm Beach Pumas • Panama City Pirates
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League system SSS Champions History
Competitions in American Soccer
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USL Super-20 MISL NPSL/WPSL PCSL
Cup Competitions in American Soccer
Open Cup MLS Cup Southwest Cup George F. Donnelly Cup
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Sports teams based in North Carolina
Australian Rules Football USAFL/EAFL: North Carolina Tigers, WAFA: North Carolina Lady Tigers



Baseball IL: Durham Bulls • Charlotte Knights, SL: Carolina Mudcats, CL: Kinston Indians • Winston-Salem Warthogs, SAL: Asheville Tourists • Greensboro Grasshoppers • Hickory Crawdads • Kannapolis Intimidators, ApL: Burlington Royals, CPL: Asheboro Copperheads • Edenton Steamers • Fayetteville Swampdogs • Gastonia Grizzlies • New Bern River Rats • Outer Banks Daredevils • Thomasville Hi-Toms • Wilmington Sharks • Wilson Tobs
Basketball NBA: Charlotte Bobcats, PBL: Wilmington Sea Dawgs, WBA: Wilson Hardhats
Football NFL: Carolina Panthers, AIFA: Carolina Speed • Fayetteville Guard, NIFL: Greensboro Revolution, WPFL: Carolina Queens
Hockey NHL: Carolina Hurricanes, ECHL: Charlotte Checkers, SPHL: Fayetteville FireAntz, Twin City Cyclones
Rugby SL: Charlotte RFC
Soccer USL-1: Carolina RailHawks, USL-2: Charlotte Eagles • Wilmington Hammerheads, PDL: Carolina Dynamo • Cary RailHawks U23's, WL: Charlotte Lady Eagles
College athletics
(NCAA Div. I)		 Appalachian State • Campbell • Charlotte • Davidson • Duke • East Carolina • Elon • High Point • North Carolina • North Carolina State • UNC-Asheville • UNC-Greensboro • UNC-Wilmington • Western Carolina • Wake Forest
Main Article: Sports in North Carolina
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