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Brooklyn FC Women's team re-signs Croatian midfielder Kristina Marković for the 2026 Fall Season, pending approval. Coach Alex Smith highlights her versatility and experience as critical for the team's success in the upcoming season.
Brooklyn FC women's team announced forward Jessica Garziano's return for the 2026 Fall Season, pending approval. A key player since 2024, she was pivotal in the club's historic successes and defensive efforts.
Brooklyn FC Women announced their core returning players for the 2026 Fall Season, highlighting Catherine Zimmerman and Sofia Lewis. Notable departures include founding members Sam Kroeger, Kelsey Hill, and Leah Scarpelli. The season starts on August 15.
Brooklyn FC announced the hiring of Alex Smith as head coach for its women's team for the 2026 season, following his success with Brisbane Roar. Smith aims to develop players and enhance team performance.
C.J. Olney, Brooklyn FC's 19-year-old midfielder, has been named the 2026 USL Championship Fans' Choice Mid-Season Young Player of the Year after an impressive performance, contributing one goal and four assists in 13 appearances.
C.J. Olney, Jr. of Brooklyn FC received recognition on the USL Championship Team of the Week for his key role in a recent match, contributing significantly to Brooklyn's performance and upcoming schedule.
Brooklyn FC has signed Ryan McLaughlin, a 31-year-old Northern Irish outside back from St Patrick’s Athletic. Coach Marlon LeBlanc praises McLaughlin's experience and skills. The team's inaugural match is scheduled for March 8.
Brooklyn FC has signed forward Markus Anderson on loan from Philadelphia Union. The 22-year-old, a Brooklyn native, previously achieved success with Union II, and is expected to enhance Brooklyn FC's attacking options.
James Reaves, Jr. transfers to Brooklyn College's Division III men's basketball team after a strong season at Finger Lakes Community College, averaging 18.9 points and 8.4 rebounds per game.
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