Written by Michael Thervil
Just in from the Houston Dynamo and Houston Dash communications department is the following press release that was passed down to us; so, if you’re a fan of either the Houston dynamo and/or the Houston Dash, we are passing this press communicating down to you. We at VEDA Communicating are looking forward to seeing you at the next following Houston Dynamo and Houston Dash games. Make sure you take the time out to get your tickets now. Also keep in mind that the Jamaican National Team will be facing off against the Mexican Women’s National Team on Tuesday, April 8th.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:
Dash host NJ/NY Gotham FC for She Shines Night at Shell Energy Stadium on Friday, March 28
Dynamo return to the Pacific Northwest for a Sunday Night Soccer match up versus the Portland Timbers on March 30
Shell Energy Stadium will host an international friendly between the Mexican Women’s National Team and the Jamaican National Team on Tuesday, April 8
Goals from Defender Paige Nielsen and Midfielder Maggie Graham secured three points for the Dash on Sunday in their first road trip of the season. The 2-1 victory was also the first triumph for Head Coach Fabrice Gautrat. Forward Messiah Bright tallied an assist on the first goal and Midfielder Delanie Sheehan tallied the game-winning assist in the second half. Graham has now scored in back-to-back games, and she is the first rookie to reach that feat in league history. The Dash will host NJ/NY Gotham FC on Friday, March 28 and celebrate She Shines Night. Special ticket packages are available that offer a drink voucher plus a ticket to the match for $22 or fans can enjoy an unlimited drink package for $55. Additional details about the festivities are available HERE.
The Dynamo return to the Pacific Northwest for a Sunday Night Soccer match up versus the Portland Timbers on March 30, with kickoff scheduled for 6:00 p.m. CT at Providence Park. Fans can watch the game via MLS Season Pass on Apple TV. Houston is coming off another important road point in a scoreless draw at Seattle Sounders FC on Saturday, as Houston secured their second clean sheet of the season. Goalkeeper Jimmy Maurer and Midfielder Júnior Urso both made their first Dynamo league starts, while goalkeeper Blake Gillingham made his Dynamo and MLS debut in replacement of an injured Maurer in the 67th minute. It marked the first time an MLS rookie has played in goal for the Dynamo since Nov. 3, 2021 (Kyle Morton). Defender Erik Sviatchenko also made his 50th MLS regular season appearance. Additionally, Midfielder Nico Lodeiro made his return to Seattle, as the Uruguayan international played a pivotal role in the Sounders’ success over the past decade, winning three trophies, including the MLS Cup in 2016 and 2019, as well as the Concacaf Champions League in 2022.
Dynamo Dos closed their two-game season-opening homestand with a 5-1 victory versus North Texas SC on Sunday night behind goals from Midfielder Enrique Correa, forward Exon Arzú, Dynamo 2 Captain Diego Gonzalez, Midfielder Lukas Bruegmann and forward Myles Gardner. The win saw four more Dynamo Academy players make their professional debuts in Correa, forward Faraji Ramani, Defender Omar Flores and forward Sebastiao Nzita, as well as first starts with Dynamo 2 in Midfielder Noah Betancourt and Defender Gavin Wolff. The team next travels to face Ventura County FC on Wednesday, March 26 for their first road trip of the season before returning home to host Minnesota United FC 2 on Sunday, March 30 at Shell Energy Stadium. Fans can follow Wednesday’s action live on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV and claim free tickets for Sunday’s match HERE.
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