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'''Season 82''' was the first season of [[Nashville FC]] under manager [[User:Dalepopp|dalepopp]]. The Nashville FC era officially began on 9 August 2022, after the first two rounds of the [[VI.18]] league schedule had already been played. Taking over for the remaining 12 matches, Nashville recorded eight wins, two draws and two losses, scoring 17 goals while conceding eight. A strong finish carried the club to the VI.18 championship and direct promotion to [[V.212]].
'''Season 82''' was the first season of [[Nashville FC]] under manager [[User:Dalepopp|dalepopp]]. Nashville began play in Week 3, won [[VI.18]] and earned direct promotion to [[V.212]].
 
No cup matches were played during the season, making the league campaign the sole focus of Nashville FC's first season.


== Season summary ==
== Season summary ==


Nashville FC played its first match on 14 August 2022, opening with a 1–1 home draw against [[Hourmen]]. The early portion of the season was uneven, with Nashville collecting seven points from its first five matches and suffering away losses to [[Houston of John]] and [[Perry F.C.]]. Despite those setbacks, the club remained unbeaten at home and entered the second half of the schedule in position to challenge for the league title.
Nashville FC played its first match on 14 August 2022 after the first two rounds of the VI.18 schedule had already been completed. The early portion of the season was uneven, but Nashville remained unbeaten at home and stayed in contention for the league title.


The season turned decisively in Week 9 with a 2–1 away victory over [[The Miami FC]]. Nashville did not drop another point, winning each of its final six matches. The defense became particularly dominant during the run, allowing only one goal over those six games and recording clean sheets in each of the final five. The stretch included a 4–0 victory over [[Gillis FC]], the club's largest win of the season, before Nashville closed the campaign with a 2–0 away win at [[Skittles Chicago]].
Beginning in Week 9, Nashville won each of its final six matches. The club conceded only one goal during the run and recorded clean sheets in each of the final five matches. Nashville finished its 12-match portion of the season 8–2–2 with 17 goals scored and eight conceded, winning the VI.18 championship and earning direct promotion.


Nashville finished its 12-match portion of the season with an 8–2–2 record and was unbeaten in six home matches, winning four and drawing two. Those home fixtures drew a combined 74,129 spectators, an average of 12,355 per match.
Nashville was unbeaten in six home matches, winning four and drawing two. Those matches drew a combined 74,129 spectators, an average of 12,355 per match. [[Jarred Fruge]] led the club with three goals despite appearing in only three matches.


The first Nashville FC home match was played at Dudley Field. The name was a reference to Vanderbilt University's historic Dudley Field and to the earlier Nashville FC of the NPSL, which played its first home matches on the Vanderbilt campus before later moving into the university's football stadium. The Hattrick ground was renamed Chris Jones Field by Week 6.
The first Nashville FC home match was played at Dudley Field. The name referenced the real-world Dudley Field at Vanderbilt University and the earlier real-world Nashville FC of the NPSL, which played its first home matches on the Vanderbilt campus before later moving into the university's football stadium. The Hattrick ground was renamed Chris Jones Field by Week 6.


[[Jarred Fruge]] finished as Nashville FC's leading scorer with three goals despite appearing in only three matches. His contribution came during the club's late-season surge, which ultimately carried Nashville to the VI.18 title and direct promotion.
No cup matches were played during the season.


== Competitions ==
== Competitions ==

Revision as of 06:24, 22 August 2026

USA Nashville FC (229554)
Season 82
Nashville FC crest
Manager dalepopp
Stadium Chris Jones Field
VI.18 1st (directly promoted)
Top goalscorer Jarred Fruge (3)
Highest home attendance 13,900
Lowest home attendance 7,308
Average home league attendance 12,355
Biggest win 4–0 v Gillis FC, 23 October 2022
Biggest defeat 0–2 v Perry F.C., 11 September 2022
Season 83 →

Season 82 was the first season of Nashville FC under manager dalepopp. Nashville began play in Week 3, won VI.18 and earned direct promotion to V.212.

Season summary

Nashville FC played its first match on 14 August 2022 after the first two rounds of the VI.18 schedule had already been completed. The early portion of the season was uneven, but Nashville remained unbeaten at home and stayed in contention for the league title.

Beginning in Week 9, Nashville won each of its final six matches. The club conceded only one goal during the run and recorded clean sheets in each of the final five matches. Nashville finished its 12-match portion of the season 8–2–2 with 17 goals scored and eight conceded, winning the VI.18 championship and earning direct promotion.

Nashville was unbeaten in six home matches, winning four and drawing two. Those matches drew a combined 74,129 spectators, an average of 12,355 per match. Jarred Fruge led the club with three goals despite appearing in only three matches.

The first Nashville FC home match was played at Dudley Field. The name referenced the real-world Dudley Field at Vanderbilt University and the earlier real-world Nashville FC of the NPSL, which played its first home matches on the Vanderbilt campus before later moving into the university's football stadium. The Hattrick ground was renamed Chris Jones Field by Week 6.

No cup matches were played during the season.

Competitions

VI.18

Nashville FC began competing under its new identity from Week 3 onward. The statistics below therefore cover the 12 VI.18 matches played as Nashville FC under dalepopp.

Results summary

Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts
Home 6 4 2 0 9 2 +7 14
Away 6 4 0 2 8 6 +2 12
Total 12 8 2 2 17 8 +9 26

Matches

Legend: Win Draw Loss

14 August 2022 Week 3 Nashville FC 1–1 Hourmen Dudley Field
18:00 Matthew Dozier Booked in the 33rd minute 33'

Phil Roof  Goal  54' (pen.)

Match report Augusto Botero  Goal  39' Attendance: 7,308
Man of the Match: Karl Landaverde


21 August 2022 Week 4 Houston of John 2–1 Nashville FC Houston of John Arenaa
18:00 Elvis Franco Booked in the 10th minute 10'

Kelvin Bergeron  Goal  37'
Ritchie Pringle  Goal  80'

Match report Larry Shows  Goal  81' Attendance: 12,000
Man of the Match: Guy Crutcher


28 August 2022 Week 5 Harrisburg FC 1–2 Nashville FC Liberty Stadium
18:00 Augusto Córdoba  Goal  19' Match report Mohammed Etman  Goal  10'

Akeem Ryba  Goal  72'
Erik Welker Booked in the 73rd minute 73'

Attendance: 12,000
Man of the Match: Alex Hensley


4 September 2022 Week 6 Nashville FC 1–0 The Miami FC Chris Jones Field
18:00 José Patiño Booked in the 14th minute 14'

Mohammed Etman  Goal  86'
Erik Welker Booked in the 89th minute 89'

Match report Hunter Warr Booked in the 74th minute 74' Attendance: 12,131
Man of the Match: Garrick Waite


11 September 2022 Week 7 Perry F.C. 2–0 Nashville FC Perry F.C. Arena
18:00 Gonzalo Hernández Booked in the 38th minute 38'

Gonzalo Hernández  Goal  40'
Johnson Miller  Goal  54'
Derrick Williams-Davis Booked in the 59th minute 59'

Match report José Patiño Booked in the 51st minute 51' Attendance: 12,000
Man of the Match: Alex Hensley


18 September 2022 Week 8 Nashville FC 1–1 Jarcos Team Chris Jones Field
18:00 José Patiño Booked in the 27th minute 27'

Willie Watson  Goal  35'

Match report Keifer Collins Booked in the 37th minute 37'

John Hung  Goal  80'

Attendance: 12,990
Man of the Match: José Patiño


25 September 2022 Week 9 The Miami FC 1–2 Nashville FC The Riccardo Silva Stadium
18:00 Hunter Warr  Goal  50' Match report Jarred Fruge  Goal  33'

Connor Perry  Goal  37'
Connor Perry Booked in the 73rd minute 73'

Attendance: 12,000
Man of the Match: Erik Welker


2 October 2022 Week 10 Nashville FC 1–0 Harrisburg FC Chris Jones Field
18:00 Akeem Ryba  Goal  25'

Akeem Ryba Booked in the 82nd minute 82'

Match report Bradley Fowler Booked in the 4th minute 4'

Steve Riggs Booked in the 89th minute 89'

Attendance: 13,900
Man of the Match: Erik Welker


9 October 2022 Week 11 Nashville FC 1–0 Houston of John Chris Jones Field
18:00 Connor Perry Booked in the 83rd minute 83'

Jared Godin Red card 86'
Willie Watson  Goal  88'

Match report Attendance: 13,900
Man of the Match: Alex Hensley


16 October 2022 Week 12 Hourmen 0–1 Nashville FC Hourmen Arena
18:00 Chris Thannhausen Booked in the 39th minute 39' Match report Erik Welker  Goal  16' Attendance: 12,000
Man of the Match: Willie Watson


23 October 2022 Week 13 Nashville FC 4–0 Gillis FC Chris Jones Field
18:00 Jarred Fruge Booked in the 24th minute 24'

Matthew Dozier  Goal  33'
Jarred Fruge  Goal  40'
Jarred Fruge  Goal  70'
Matthew Dozier  Goal  86'
Phil Roof Booked in the 87th minute 87'

Match report Attendance: 13,900
Man of the Match: Jared Godin


30 October 2022 Week 14 Skittles Chicago 0–2 Nashville FC Skittles Chicago Arena
19:00 Match report Garrick Waite  Goal  37'

Phil Roof  Goal  79'

Attendance: 12,000
Man of the Match: Willie Watson


Season records

Record Result
Largest win 4–0 v Gillis FC, 23 October 2022
Largest loss 0–2 v Perry F.C., 11 September 2022
Longest winning streak 6 matches (Weeks 9–14)
Longest unbeaten streak 6 matches (Weeks 9–14)
Longest clean-sheet streak 5 matches (Weeks 10–14)
Home record 6 played, 4 wins, 2 draws, 0 losses, 9 goals for, 2 against
Away record 6 played, 4 wins, 0 draws, 2 losses, 8 goals for, 6 against
Highest home attendance 13,900
Lowest home attendance 7,308
Average home attendance 12,355

Player statistics

Statistics cover Nashville FC's 12 VI.18 matches from Weeks 3 through 14. Playing time includes stoppage time recorded in the individual Hattrick match reports. Assists, shots, shots on target and hit-woodwork figures include only events established from the surviving match reports and should be regarded as conservative minimums.

Key: App = appearances; St = starts; Sub = substitute appearances; Min = minutes; G = goals; A = assists; SH = shots; SOT = shots on target; WW = hit woodwork; PK = penalty goals; FK = direct free-kick goals; YC = yellow cards; RC = red cards.

Outfield players

Player App St Sub Min G A SH SOT WW PK FK YC RC
Guy Crutcher 12 12 0 1,092 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Mohammed Etman 12 12 0 1,092 2 1 4 3 0 0 0 0 0
Willie Watson 12 12 0 1,092 2 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0
Alex Hensley 12 12 0 1,084 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Akeem Ryba 11 11 0 1,000 2 0 4 3 1 0 0 1 0
Erik Welker 11 11 0 1,000 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0
Garrick Waite 11 11 0 1,000 1 0 7 3 0 0 0 0 0
José Patiño 7 7 0 635 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 3 0
Matthew Dozier 6 6 0 548 2 0 5 2 1 0 0 1 0
Phil Roof 6 6 0 547 2 1 6 2 0 1 0 1 0
Jared Godin 6 6 0 544 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Connor Perry 5 5 0 402 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 0
Larry Shows 4 3 1 323 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0
Jarred Fruge 3 3 0 275 3 0 4 3 1 0 0 1 0
Matt White-Cerny 2 2 0 182 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Karl Landaverde 1 1 0 92 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Adam Wood 1 0 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Goalkeepers

Goalkeeper saves and shots on target faced include only events established from the surviving match commentary and should be regarded as conservative minimums. Save percentage is therefore not shown.

Key: App = appearances; St = starts; Min = minutes; GA = goals against; GAA = goals against per 90 minutes; CS = clean sheets; SOTF = confirmed shots on target faced; SV = confirmed saves; PKSV = penalty saves.

Player App St Min GA GAA CS SOTF SV PKSV
Daniel Newton 9 9 820 4 0.44 6 8 4 0
Jacobo Brito 3 3 272 4 1.32 0 9 5 1

End-of-season awards

Award Recipient
Golden Boot Jarred Fruge
Goalkeeper of the Year Daniel Newton
Defender of the Year Willie Watson
Midfielder of the Year Alex Hensley
Forward of the Year Phil Roof
Young Player of the Year Garrick Waite
Most Valuable Player Alex Hensley
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