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Revision as of 02:24, 8 December 2005
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| Year Founded | 2004 | |||
| League | USA | |||
| Region | Atlanta | |||
| Stadium | The Burger Bowl | |||
| Coach | Ferdinand Combes, 2005- | |||
| HT-user | Pedriana | |||
| All-Time Leaders* | ||||
| Games | Jimmy Oneill, 93 | |||
| Goals | Velino Nieves, 50 | |||
| Clean sheets | Jimmy Oneill, 36 | |||
| First Game Kankakee Albacores 3 - 2 Yuba United (Kankakee Albacores Arena; 2004-04-05; League play) | ||||
| Largest Win concorde u11 silver 0 - 10 Yuba United (this is where you die...; 2005-05-09; League play) Yuba United 10 - 0 Vermont Kickers | ||||
| Worst Defeat Beasts of the East 8 - 0 Yuba United (The Junk Yard; 2004-10-21; US Open Cup Round 2) | ||||
| US Open Cup | ||||
| Seasons 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 - Round 2 | ||||
| Bottom Division Federation Noob Cup | ||||
| Season 1 - Tier 3 of 3 - Round 2 Season 2 - Tier 2 of 4 - Round 1 | ||||
| Trans-Oceanic Cup | ||||
| TOC IV - Semifinals (still in progress) | ||||
*as of 2005-12-08 | ||||
Yuba United is an Atlanta-based club managed by Pedriana. United currently reside in series VI.818 with seven never-before-owned bots.
Arena
Yuba United plays at the Burger Bowl, a 40,004-seat ground in midtown Atlanta on the campus of the Georgia Institute of Technology.
United's original arena, Southside Stadium, was located in Hampton, about thirty miles south of Atlanta. Opened in April 2004 with 7000 seats, it was eventually expanded to a total of 30,001 before the club moved.
History
Founded on April 1, 2004, Yuba United began competition in season 22 in series VI.164. After losing their first match to Kankakee Albacores, United proceeded to win all their remaining league matches that season to finish with an 11-2-1 (W-D-L) record (the previous owner had started the season 2-2-0). United proceeded to promote into series V.184 after defeating The Eagles AC 8-1 in a qualification match.
Yuba United finished fourth in V.184 in season 23, which is the club's highest final league position to date. After this performance, the club began to flounder, finishing eighth the following season with two wins, a draw, and eleven losses. United relegated into bot league VI.929 for season 25, finishing with a perfect 14-0-0 record. However, the club had the misfortune of re-promoting into an exceptionally difficult V.11, which for much of the season was ranked as one of the ten most difficult series V in the USA. Yuba United finished seventh and relegated again, once again ending up in an all-bot series, VI.818. Performance in season 27 has so far been similar to that of season 25.
Summary
- Season 22: 1st in VI.164, 11-2-1 (9-0-1 as Yuba United)
- Season 23: 4th in V.184, 6-1-7
- Season 24: 8th in V.184, 2-1-11
- Season 25: 1st in VI.929, 14-0-0
- Season 26: 7th in V.11, 2-3-9
- Season 27: 1st in VI.818
- Yuba United was founded too late to participate in the US Open Cup in season 22, and has been eliminated in round 2 in each of seasons 23 through 27.
Honors
- VI.164 Champions, Season 22
- VI.929 Champions, Season 25
- VI.818 Champions, Season 27
Notable former players
- #5 Jamie Lytle - inner midfielder, sold June 30, 2005 for $1,000,000
- #7 Roberto Farias - forward/midfielder, sold March 19, 2005 for $513,000
- #28 Alonso Pedraza - inner midfielder, sold November 26, 2005 for $1,700,000
