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Kevin Anderson named new Head Coach of New York Cosmos B

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Kevin Anderson [Photo: New York Cosmos]

Following the news of the team’s revival and their first announced roster acquisition in Bermudian winger Oneko Lowe, New York Cosmos B now has a new leader at the helm of the ship. Hours before media day on Tuesday, the Cosmos announced that Kevin Anderson would become the new head coach of the club’s reserve side. The former MLS midfielder becomes the third coach of the B team in three seasons and comes from Columbia University, where he held the same role. Continue reading →

Cosmos announce Cosmos B tryout dates, NPSL schedule

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Cosmos B in action last year [Photo: Steve Hamlin/TICC]

Following an offseason of turbulence and chaos, another piece of the Cosmos organization appears to be returning to full functioning capacity. On Friday, the Cosmos confirmed that 2015 NPSL Champions New York Cosmos B would be returning for the 2017 NPSL Season. The club also announced a set of tryout dates (March 22, 23, 28, and 29th) and the club’s schedule, which you can find below. Continue reading →

Cosmos B earn gritty 3-1 win over New York Athletic Club

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Photo: Steve Hamlin/TICC

Playing their second game in as many days, New York Cosmos B bounced back in a big way with a 3-1 win over New York Athletic Club Saturday afternoon at Hofstra Soccer Stadium. Physical and a war in the midfield, this matchup was a typical fourth division trench battle. Continue reading →

Continuity, Change, and a Championship - A Look Ahead at Cosmos B in 2016

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The stage was Chattanooga’s Finley Stadium on a warm summer evening.

No more than 20 seconds into the first extra time, Ibrahim Diaby swung his right boot through a backheel feed from Miguel Herlein on the edge of the 18 to stun the raucous record crowd of 18,227 into near silence. He sprinted towards the sideline, teammates in tow, in utter jubilation of the wonder goal he just scored.

Just before the stroke of halftime, Uwem Etuk found Julian Stahler on a breakaway for a tap in. As the ball rolled into the net, Stahler tore off his kit and sprinted towards the opposite sideline, knowing what the goal had meant.

And with this, the title had been sealed. Continue reading →