[RENO 1868 FC RELEASE] 06/01/2019 RENO, Nev. – It was a night to celebrate in Northern Nevada as Reno 1868 FC proved to be the best USL Championship team in the state of Nevada after a 4-0 blowout against Las Vegas Lights FC. Reno saw multiple chances early in the first half, but the excitement officially started in the 41st minute when Corey Hertzog found the back of the net after a header by Brian Brown. It was the fifth goal notched by Corey Hertzog this season while the a...

[RENO 1868 FC RELEASE] 05/18/2019 TACOMA, Wash. – Reno 1868 FC left Tacoma, Washington with a point on Saturday night after a 1-1 draw against Tacoma Defiance. Reno was able to level the score late in the game despite Tacoma’s lead for much of the match after the team’s goal in the 10th second. It was Tacoma’s Justin Dhillon who scored a header after a cross from Azriel Gonzalez in just the 10th second of the match. The 1-0 lead held strong for much of the m...

[RENO 1868 FC RELEASE] 05/11/2019 SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Reno 1868 FC came out on top against Sacramento Republic FC at Papa Murphy’s Park on Saturday night. The 4-1 victory improved Reno’s record to 4-2-4 and put the club in the top three of the USL Championship Western Conference standings with 16 points. “Definitely a really good win on the road,” head coach Ian Russell said. “Both teams had some really good chances, we just ended up finishing o...

Reno 1868 FC bounced back from draw to Las Vegas Lights FC in a big way Wednesday as the club crushed Rio Grande Valley FC 4-0. 

Reno 1868 FC continues to build on its impressive road record as the club earned another point Saturday night in a 1-1 draw against Fresno FC. 

Antoine Hoppenot’s match-winner in stoppage time (90’ +4) helped Reno 1868 FC claim its first win over its in-state rival in the Silver State Cup in front of a crowd of 5,559 people at Greater Nevada Field. 

Despite a record night full of milestones, Saturday night was not meant to be as Reno 1868 FC fell to rival Sacramento Republic FC 2-1. In front of 7,103 fans (club record), Reno put on one of the best 45 minutes at home this year despite not finding the back of the net.

The goals and rain came in droves Sunday afternoon as Reno 1868 FC held on for a 3-3 draw against Swope Park Rangers. Reno halted a two-game skid in a rain-soaked contest against a tough playoff contender.

Brian Brown scored an absolute screamer in the ninth minute to put Reno up 1-0.