[2012.01.03 - Ottawa, ON]
Sabadoz Recognized with Impressive Senior Year
Fury Youth Grad and PDL Striker Consistent On and Off the Field
Consistent is a word that
Robbie Sabadoz might want to adopt as a nickname as Mr. Consistent would seem quite fitting after the Fury Youth Program graduate completed his senior year at Merrimack College where he once again did what he's done every year - score goals and earn good grades! In his four years at Merrimack the Fury PDL striker has netted 45 goals and while the on-field accolades gain most of the recognition, it is the off-field accolades that should be most praised as Sabadoz was named to the Capital One All-Academic Second Team in addition to the All-Region Third Team and roster of the All-Star Game. Each and every season Sabadoz has be recognized for his academic standing which speaks volumes of the type of leadership and responsibility he shows as a player as well.
[2011.12.21 - Ottawa, ON]
An All-American Scholar
Alex Fait Named to NSCAA Scholar All-American Second Team 
Alex Fait truly exemplified a well-rounded university athlete this season in every facet possible. He played every minute of every game this season for the Pioneers posting a 10-5-4 record and a 0.71 GAA earning him a spot on the All-Conference First Team. Now Fait's efforts off the pitch are also being recognized as he was named to the NSCAA Men's Collegiate Scholar All-American Second Team. Boasting an impressive 3.64 GPA and majoring in accounting the Fury Youth Grad and PDL goalkeeper is making the most of his experience at Sacred Heart University.
[2011.12.19 - Tampa, FL]
Fury Goalkeeper Selected for USL Pro Combine
Local Fury Product Brandon Heembrock Earns One of Twelve Goalkeeper Positions 
The 6th Annual USL PRO Combine is set to take place in Bradenton, FL January 26-29 at the world class IMG Academy and Fury PDL goalkeeper and Youth Program graduate
Brandon Heembrock will be part of it. From 300 applications only 102 spots were available, including 12 goalkeeping spots, and Heembrock earned the selection. Since the combine began in 2006 over 125 players have gone on to sign professional contracts with the USL, MLS and international squads. The event attracts the top U23 talent from throughout North America, with many of the participants coming from the USL Premier Development League. Players participating in the USL Men’s Player Combine are selected based on their playing background and their soccer achievements. Players selected are placed on teams to provide the optimum level of scouting to coaches and general managers.
[2011.11.28 - Rochester, NY]
Manscuk Scores First Career MISL Goal in Loss to Baltimore
Former Fury PDL Defender Kyle Manscuk Enjoying First Pro Gig in MISL 
When former Fury PDL defender
Kyle Manscuk scored from 3-point range in brought the 5,000 plus fans at the Blue Cross Arena to their feet in celebration of not only a long-range strike, but a goal from a hometown player. At the time the goal pulled the Lancers, now 2-3 on the season, to within five, the Baltimore Blast proved to be too strong offensively en route to a 26-9 victory. This is the first season for the MISL under the United Soccer League banner and many familiar PDL names are involved including former Ocean City Nor'easters midfielder JT Noone who tallied against the Fury in an epic playoff match in 2009.
[2011.11.23 - Fairfield, Connecticut]
The Sacred Heart of the Pioneers
Alex Fait Concludes Senior Year with Impressive Stats 
Since 2009 the Scared Heart Pioneers have been a very different team and the major difference has come between the pipes. Fury Youth Grad and PDL keeper
Alex Fait has been a rock in the Sacred Heart goal for the past three seasons and while his senior year ended with a 1-0 loss in the Conference Semi-Finals, Fait saved his best season for last setting career-best numbers and earning Conference-wide recognition. Fait was named to the NEC All-Conference First-Team and the NEC All-Tournament Team which was a testament to his stellar performance in goal where he posted a 10-4-4 record with a 0.70 GAA and 8 shutouts. He concludes his college career with an impressive all-time record of 27-15-7 with 19 shutouts and a 0.87 GAA.
The top U23 men’s league in North America, the USL Premier Development League (PDL) features 64 teams within four conferences across the United States and Canada. The PDL season consists of 16 regular season matches for each team, eight home and eight away, and provides elite collegiate players the opportunity to taste a higher level of competition while maintaining their eligibility. In addition to league play, PDL teams compete in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup as well as various exhibitions. The USL Premier Development League has proven to be an important stepping-stone for top professionals now playing throughout the world. 
