List of Richmond Kickers seasons

The Richmond Kickers are an American professional soccer club based in Richmond, Virginia that compete in the USL Professional Division (USL Pro), the third division in the United States. Founded in 1993, the club has had several spells in the second, third and fourth tiers of American soccer. Since 2006, the club has played in whichever league has represented the third division in American soccer.

The Kicker play at City Stadium in Richmond, Virginia, and has played in the stadium its entire existence. The stadium is pictured in 2007.

The Kickers have reached eight league championships in their existence, winning three total; two in the third division and one in the fourth division. In 2005, the Kickers lost to the Seattle Sounders in the USL First Division championship, to determine the second division champion that season, making it the strongest season performance in club history. The Kickers have won the U.S. Open Cup once in their history, winning the 1995 edition of the tournament. Their next best Open Cup performance was in 2011, when the Kickers reached the semifinals of the tournament, defeating two MLS sides in the process.

Key

Champions	Runners-up	Third place	Wooden Spoon

Key to regular season record

GP = Games played
W = Won
L = Lost
T = Tied
GF = Goals for
GA = Goals against
Pts = Points
Div = Final division position (if applicable)
Pos = Final overall position

Key to leagues, divisions and cups

AL = A-League
USL-1 = USL First Division
USL-2 = USL Second Division
USL-P = USL Pro
USISL SL = USL Select League
PDL = USL Premier Development League
CONCACAF = Any North American competition

Key to playoff rounds

Div. SF = Divisional Semifinals
Div. F = Divisional Finals

Key to U.S. Open Cup rounds

QR1 = First Qualifying Round
QR2 = Second Qualifying Round
QR3 = Third Qualifying Round
R4 = Fourth Round
R3 = Third Round
QF = Quarterfinals
SF = Semifinals

Seasons

Year	Regular season									Position		Playoffs	US Open Cup	North America / Other		Top scorer	Goals
Year	League	Div.	GP	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Conf.	Overall	Playoffs	US Open Cup	North America / Other		Top scorer	Goals
1993	USISL	3	16	8	8	—	30	30	78	4th	20th	Div. SF
1994	USISL	3	18	4	14	—	21	43	44	9th	51st
1995	USISL PL	4	18	15	3	—	47	21	128	2nd	3rd	W	W
1996	USISL SL	3	18	10	8	—	34	24	28	2nd	9th	RU		Cup Winners Cup	^[A]
1997	A-League	2	28	15	13	—	41	35	45	3rd	8th	Div. SF	R3
1998	A-League	2	28	21	7	—	48	22	57	1st	3rd	Conf. SF
1999	A-League	2	28	17	11	—	51	44	69	2nd	11th	Conf. QF				Gary Glasgow	14
2000	A-League	2	28	20	7	1	42	25	84	2nd	5th	Conf. SF	R3			Dwayne De Rosario	15
2001	A-League	2	26	16	3	7	47	34	76	1st	1st	QF	QF			Kevin Jeffrey	11
2002	A-League	2	28	13	9	6	44	37	65	2nd	7th	RU	R3			Josh Henderson	11
2003	A-League	2	28	12	9	9	41	32	43	3rd	11th					Kevin Jeffrey	10
2004	A-League	2	28	17	8	3	44	29	54	2nd	3rd	Conf. SF	QF			McColm Cephas	10
2005	USL-1	2	28	10	9	9	28	30	39	—	6th	RU	R4			Matthew Delicâte	8
2006	USL-2	3	20	13	3	4	50	20	43	—	1st	W	R2			Robert Ssejjemba	17
2007	USL-2	3	20	12	3	5	37	15	41	—	1st	RU	QF			Ricky Schramm	6
2008	USL-2	3	20	14	4	2	48	20	44	—	2nd	SF	R3			David Bulow	11
2009	USL-2	3	20	11	3	6	39	18	39	—	2nd	W	R1			Matthew Delicâte	11
2010	USL-2	3	20	9	5	6	25	20	33	—	2nd	RU	R3			Matthew Delicâte	11
2011	USL Pro	3	24	12	7	5	35	21	41	3rd	3rd	Div. F	SF			Matthew Delicâte	10
2012	USL Pro	3	24	11	8	5	31	27	38	—	4th	R1	R3			Chris Agorsor	8
2013	USL Pro	3	26	15	10	1	51	24	55	—	1st	SF	R3			Joseph Ngwenya	11
2014	USL Pro	3	28	13	12	3	53	28	51	—	4th	SF	R4			Matthew Delicâte	14
2015	USL	3	28	10	11	7	41	35	41	6th	12th	R1	R4			Jason Yeisley	8
2016	USL	3	30	12	9	9	33	26	45	7th	12th	R1	R3			Yudai Imura	10
2017	USL	2	32	8	8	16	24	36	32	14th	26th		R3			Alhaji Kamara	4
2018	USL	2	32	6	4	24	30	80	22	15th	32nd		R4			Brian Shriver Heviel Cordovés	7
2019	USL League One	3	28	9	5	14	26	35	32		9th		R2			Joe Gallardo	6

References

General

U.S. Open Cup statistics sourced to: Hikala, Josh. "1995 - present (Pro Era)". TheCup.us. Archived from the original on 16 August 2011. Retrieved 13 July 2011.

Notes

A ^ : The 1996 CONCACAF Cup Winners Cup was abandon.[1]

Citations

"Recopa CONCACAF 1996". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. RSSSF.com. Retrieved September 27, 2012.

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.

[CWC_CONCACAF-1] "Recopa CONCACAF 1996". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. RSSSF.com. Retrieved September 27, 2012.

[A]