Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC records and results

Sterling Flunder ranks fifth all-time with 136 appearances.

As of October 5, 2019[4]

	Name	Years	Signed from	League	Playoffs	U.S. Open Cup	Total
1	David Flavius	1999–2006	Ohio Dominican Panthers	182	13	4	199
2	Kevin Kerr	2013–2019	SC Wiedenbrück	179	3	10	192
3	Gary DePalma	1999–2004	Virginia Wesleyan Marlins	145	11	5	161
4	Mike Green	2012–2017	New Mexico Lobos	133	2	8	143
5	Sterling Flunder	2010–2015	Portland Timbers U23s	123	4	9	136
6	Randy Dedini	1999–2003	Nashville Metros	113	8	5	126
7	Nathan Salsi	2004–2006 2008–2010	Duquesne Dukes	112	5	5	122
8	Jaman Tripoli	1999–2003	Detroit Rockers	105	8	4	117
9	Justin Evans	1999 2000 2001 2003 2008–2009	St. Bonaventure Bonnies San Jose Earthquakes Chicago Fire Charleston Battery Chicago Storm	101	8	3	112
	Hunter Gilstrap	2010–2014 2016–2017	Cleveland City Stars Carolina RailHawks	102	3	7	112

Bold denotes players still playing for the club.

Rob Vincent is tied for fourth all-time with 29 goals.

As of October 5, 2019[4]

	Name	Years	Signed from	League	Playoffs	U.S. Open Cup	Total
1	David Flavius	1999–2006	Ohio Dominican Panthers	56	3	1	60
2	Kevin Kerr	2013–2019	SC Wiedenbrück	29	0	3	32
3	Thiago Martins	2002–2003	Minnesota Thunder	30	0	1	31
4	Neco Brett	2018–2019	Portland Timbers 2	28	0	2	30
5	Rob Vincent	2013–2015 2016	Charleston Golden Eagles D.C. United	25	0	4	29
6	Corey Hertzog	2016–2017	Tampa Bay Rowdies	27	0	0	27
7	Phil Karn	1999–2002	Reading Rage	23	1	2	26
8	José Angulo	2013–2014	New York Red Bulls	23	0	1	24
9	Mike Apple	1999–2002 2004 2006	Akron Zips St. Louis Steamers	21	1	0	22
10	Said Ali	2004	Robert Morris Colonials	15	2	0	17
	Gary DePalma	1999–2004	Virginia Wesleyan Marlins	15	2	0	17

Bold denotes players still playing for the club.

In summer 2013, the Riverhounds introduced the Frank B. Fuhrer International Friendly Series, an intended annual international friendly match pitting the Riverhounds against top clubs from around the world. The series was named after investor and local businessman Frank B. Fuhrer, who was also former owner of the Pittsburgh Spirit indoor soccer team.[6] The first edition of the series was held on July 19, 2013 as the Riverhounds fell 1–4 against reigning FA Cup holders Wigan Athletic.[7] Despite being announced as an annual event, only one match has been held.

Pittsburgh Riverhounds v Wigan Athletic

July 19, 2013 Friendly	Pittsburgh Riverhounds	1–4	Wigan Athletic	Pittsburgh, PA
7:00 PM EDT	Angulo  3'	Report	Espinoza  11' Boyce  29' Holt  48' Gómez  88'	Stadium: Highmark Stadium

Although they had been rivals and competed against each other in previous seasons, the inaugural Keystone Derby was officially contested between the Riverhounds and Penn FC in 2015. Pittsburgh went on to win the cup in the first edition of the tournament[8] with a head-to-head record of three wins and one loss.[9]

Year	GP	Win	Draw	Loss	GF	GA	+/-	Result	Ref.
2015	4	3	0	1	16	12	+4		[9]
2016	3	0	2	1	2	3	-1		[10]
2017	3	2	1	0	4	0	+4		[11]
2018	3	1	2	0	2	0	+2		[12]

Key

• Won
• Lost