Justin A. Cohn

2 weeks ago | wane.com | Justin A. Cohn

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Fort Wayne FC is proud to announce its opponent for the international friendly 7 p.m. June 28 will be Atlas Fútbol Club’s U-23 team. Tickets for the match at Bishop D’Arcy Stadium are on sale. Atlas FC is a professional club based in Guadalajara, Mexico, that plays in Liga MX, the top division of Mexican football. “At Fort Wayne FC, we always want to bring in top-level clubs for matches in Fort Wayne,” said DaMarcus Beasley, Fort Wayne FC’s Director of Football Operations.

1 month ago | wane.com | Justin A. Cohn

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – The Fort Wayne FC roster continues to take shape as the club announced today it has brought back goalkeeper David Anderson, a graduate of Bishop Dwenger High School, and added Gardner-Webb University players Leo Andrade and Tiago Campos. Single-match tickets are now on sale for the Fort Wayne FC season, which begins May 11 at Bishop D’Arcy Stadium on the University of Saint Francis campus. There will be nine matches there this season.

2 months ago | wane.com | Justin A. Cohn

FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Reid Sproat – the most decorated player in Fort Wayne FC history – is back. So, too, is up-and-coming star Namik Mehic. Sproat, a 23-year-old defender, and Mehic, an 18-year-old attacker, were added to the Fort Wayne FC roster Thursday. They join returning captain Tiago Dias and longtime goalkeeper Aurie Briscoe on the announced roster, as the club prepares for the May 11 start of the USL League Two season at Bishop D’Arcy Stadium.

2 months ago | wane.com | Justin A. Cohn

Two of the best players in Fort Wayne FC history, Tiago Dias and Aurie Briscoe, will be back on the pitch at Bishop D’Arcy Stadium this season.Fort Wayne FC began unveiling its 2025 roster Monday with Dias, who captained the club last season, and star goalkeeper Briscoe. Both were key cogs in Fort Wayne FC winning Valley Division championships each of the last two seasons in USL League Two. Their returns are pending league and federation approvals.

Jan 23, 2025 | journalgazette.net | Justin A. Cohn

Keith Gretzky paused last Friday to think about when he had last been at Memorial Coliseum. “I would say it was 25 years ago,” he said, which makes sense since his brother, Brent, captained the Komets in the United Hockey League then.