Aug. 1, 2008 WPSL ALL-STARS
Monroe on 1st team, Cerrone 2nd
Long Island Fury defender Hannah Cerrone was named to the second all-Women's Premier Soccer League team, which was announced Friday afternoon.
July 26, 2008 LIVING, DYING BY YOUTH
Riley looks back on playoff elimination
After his team was eliminated from the Women's Premier Soccer League playoffs after surrendering two goals in stoppage time Friday night, Long Island Fury coach Paul Riley was a bit philosophical. "Unfortunately, you by the sword, you die by it," he said. "You live by youth and you die by it."
July 25, 2008 END OF THE LINE
Fury eliminated from WPSL playoffs
It was one of the worst ways to exit any sort of playoffs. Only minutes after equalizing, the Long Island Fury gave up the winning goal a minute into stoppage time to the New England Mutiny, which recorded a 4-2 victory in the first round of the Women's Premier Soccer League playoffs Friday night.
July 25, 2008 MAKING THE TEAM
3 Fury players on conference 1st team
Three Long Island Fury players were named to the Women's Premier Soccer League's all-East first team Friday.
July 25, 2008 YOUTH VS. EXPERIENCE
Fury vs. Mutiny in playoffs tonight
An interesting age-old battle will be the centerpiece of the Women's Premier Soccer League playoff game between the Long Island Fury and New England Mutiny Friday night: youth vs. experience. "It's the youthful exuberance of our players," Fury coach Paul Riley said. "They're full of experienced players who know how to play at a high level." The game kicks off at Michael Tully Park in New Hyde Park, L.I. at 7:30 p.m.
July 25, 2008 TITLE QUEST BEGINS
Fury hosts Mutiny in NHP tonight
The Long Island Fury is four wins away from winning its second Women's Premier Soccer League championship in three years.
July 23, 2008 NEW STARTING TIME
Fury playoff kicks off at 7:30 p.m. Friday
The starting time for the Long Island Fury's Women's Premier Soccer League playoff game has been changed.
July 22, 2008 TITLE QUEST BEGINS
Fury hosts Mutiny in NHP Friday
The Philadelphia Liberty's surprising 2-0 loss to the Northampton Laurels in Allentown, Pa. Sunday night rendered Tuesday's Long Island Fury-Philadelphia Liberty match meaningless so the game will not be played. The Fury instead will set their sights on the playoffs with four difficult opponents to defeat en route the Women's Premier Soccer League national championship, as the team did in its inaugural season two years ago.
July 21, 2008 NO GAME
Fury's Tuesday home game cancelled
The Long Island Fury's final final regular-season home game of the Women's Premier Soccer League season, scheduled for the Mitchel Athletic Complex in Uniondale, L.I. Tuesday, has been cancelled.
July 18, 2008 A TYING EXPERIENCE
A Fury draws with Liberty, 1-1
In a see-saw battle featuring two of the Women's Premier Soccer League best teams, the Long Island Fury tied the Philadelphia Liberty, 1-1, Friday night.
July 15, 2008 WPSL HONORS
Fury's Beyar top player, Curtin on team
Long Island Fury forward Alaina Beyar was named to the Women's Premier Soccer League team co-player of the week Tuesday. Teammate and defender Marie Curtin was selected to the WPSL team of the week.
July 14, 2008 PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Fury defender Curtin (3 road shutouts)
Long Island Fury central defender Marie Curtin, who played a key role in the team's three road shutouts last week, was named the BigAppleSoccer.com player of the week.
July 13, 2008 ROAD WARRIORS
Spencer leads Fury to 6-0 victory
Long Island Fury forward Jasmyne Spencer scored the game's first two goals, in the 8th and 19th minutes, pacing the Fury to a 6-0 Women's Premier Soccer League victory over the Northampton Laurels Sunday.
July 12, 2008 CLOUD NINE
On-target Fury routs Future, 9-0
The Long Island Fury defeated the Central Delaware Future, 9-0, in a Women's Premier Soccer League game in Delaware Saturday night. Alaina Beyar and Alyssa Pember scored two goals each. Kim Rose, making her Fury debut, scored once.
July 8, 2008 RE-APPEARING ACT
Fury get back on track, blank Magic, 4-0
The Long Island Fury returned to its winning ways and made the Millburn Magic's offense disappear in a 4-0 shutout Tuesday night. The Fury (7-1-0) had lost its first game in Lancaster over the weekend.
