Tigres lost to the team from Shreveport, LA 4-2.  Despite goals from Smith (12) and an assist to Hasan (10), the speed and coordination of Cabosa Shreveport was too much for the Tigres.  

Solar got their revenge on the Tigres following their defeat in the fall with a 5-1 spring season Tigres rout.  Solar scored 4 unanswered goals before Smith (12) scored saved the Tigres from a shutout, but lacked sufficient support to convert opportunities into scores and the defense failed to stop the onslaught from the Solar team.

Renegades jumped out to a 2-0 to start the game but a late first half goal from Smith (12) narrowed the margin to 2-1. In the second half,  Smith added 2 more goals to take the lead 3-2, and Sajenko (3) added a goal to put the game out of reach.  Renegades attempted a rally, but it wasn't enough to change the result in favor of Tigres.

Tigres suffered their worst defeat of their franchise versus an elite FC Dallas Navy side.  The first half was close, 2-1, but the Tigres didn't have enough in the second game of their doubleheader to run with FC Dallas, surrendering 12 goals in the second half.

Tigres struggled to put together a strong enough offense to compete with the Dutch Lions side.  Despite several opportunities to score, Tigres could not get the ball in the net to keep the game close.

After a weekend of disasterous results, the Tigres bounced back with a 2-0 win against Fallstown Football Club United.  Smith (12) opened the scoring with a goal off a free kick, and then a sliding goal from Castillo (9) put the game out of reach.  In this game, the Tigres demonstrated improved passing and offensive coordination that showed growth for the upcoming PPIL Spring Season.

It was the second game of a double header.  Despite beating a different Avanti team earlier in the season, this Avanti team stifled the limited break aways the Tigres were able to muster, used effective passing to create opportunities, and took well-positioned shots to hand the Tigres their second shutout of the season and their second blowout loss of the day.

It was a difficult game against the Raiders.  Smith (12) scored a goal early, and it seemed that the Tigres would be well positioned to win the game, but the Raiders defense tightened, created opportunities for the offense and carried the lopsided result.

For the first time in Tigres history, the Tigres failed to score a goal in a game where a win or tie earned them a birth in the tournament's elimination rounds.  While some shots came close, Tigres did not take advantage of opportunities, which cost them the 0-2 result and elimination from the Hurst Turkey Shoot Tournament with a 1-2 tournament record.

After the disappointing loss earlier that day, Tigres went back to form with a 6-0 rout of Evolution.  With 3 goals from Smith (12),  2 goals from Brownlow* (6),  and a goal from Hasan (10), Tigres put the game out of reach early.  However great defensive play by Almanza (4),  Zavala (18),  Sajenko (3) and Mobley (1) held Evolution in check.  Rizescu's (14) key save late in the game guaranteed a shutout, giving Tigres hope for a playoff berth in the tournament.

*Brownlow is a guest player for the tournament from Wolverines SC.

Tigres fell to Hurst United for the second time this year in the much-anticipated rematch.  Smith (12) scored with a goal early in the first half, but Hurst's physical defense slowed the Tigres down and created scoring opportunities. Tigres fought to even the 2-1 score, but a late Hurst goal put the game out of reach.

Date: Saturday, November 11, 2023
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Location:  CARPENTER PARK - FIELD G

6701 Coit Rd
Plano, TX 75024, USA

In their first game at the Frisco Performance Indoor Training Winter 1 season, Tigres FC defeated Dallas Classic Division 3 Fall Champions Avanti Red, 4-3.  On the three-goal performance of Smith (12) and an additional goal from Castillo (9), Tigres FC held off Avanti Red's late attempt to rally.

Despite goals from Smith (12) and Hasan (10) in the first half, the Tigres defense could not hold on to their 2-1 halftime lead to secure victory.  Almanza (4) added a second-half score to make it a close game, but the Tigres offense could not overcome the deficit.

Despite the shocking 4-0 lead FC Dallas took over the Tigres in the first half, the Tigres, led by goals from Smith (12) rallied to be down 4-3 at Halftime.  Smith and Almanza (4) combined for 3 more second-half goals to complete the rally to win 6-4.  Great defensive play anchored the Tigres' 6 unanswered goals, shutting out FC Dallas for the entire second half.

Down three players this week, Tigres took an early lead, but Solar fought back to keep it close.  Three goals from Smith (12) and great plays by the defensive side held the lead through the final whistle.

Despite two first-half goals from Smith (12), Tigres FC could not hold the lead in the second half and fell to Hurst United 3-2.

Despite a slow start, the Tigres showed great defensive play led by Zavala (18), Albertini (7), Sajenko (3), Mobley (1), and a combined effort from Goalkeepers Rizescu (14) and Gonzales (5)  to deliver the Tigres' first shutout of the season.  Offensively, three goals by Smith (12) sealed the victory and the second win in a row.

Tigres FC got their first PPIL regular season win against Dallas Cosmos Black.  With 4 goals by Smith (12) and a dominant goalkeeping performance by Rizescu (14), the Tigres put in a complete game offensively and defensively, holding a shutout until Dallas Cosmos scored late in the game.

Despite great goalkeeping by Gonzales (5), NTX United scored a late go-ahead goal in the second half to steal the win.  Smith (12) had an early first-half goal, but could not convert opportunities to seal the victory.

It was a friendly match between rival clubs who competed against each other in the Allen Sports Association (ASA) recreation leagues.  While Wolverines SC showed growth and sparks on offense, Tigres defense held and Smith (12) and Jalitt (30) each had a goal to win 2-0.

Tigres FC completed their quest in securing a Division 1 PPIL rating with a 5-4 victory over a tough Lake Highlands team.  With goals from Smith (12), Hasan (10) and Zavala (18), Tigres FC was able to find a late game goal by Smith to pull ahead for the victory.  Tigres FC finished the tournament with a 3-0-1 record, scoring enough points for first place in their group.

Despite a halftime lead of 3-1, Tigres FC accepted a draw with Evolution, 3-3.  Goals from Smith (12), Hasan (10) and Castillo (9) were not enough to secure victory.

Tigres FC held on to win with goals from Smith (12) and Hasan (10) versus a tough Texas Chaos team in the second game of the Plano Premiere Placement Tournament.

Led by a hat trick by Smith (12), Tigres FC started their quest for Division 1 placement in the Plano Premiere Invitational League (PPIL) with a 6-1 thumping of fellow Allen, TX soccer club FC Allen.