Lucas Rodriguez Tallies Assist in MISL Action

Lucas Rodriguez tallied an assist for the Missouri Comets against the Omaha Vipers in MISL action. After the Comets pulled their goalkeeper in favor of an extra attacker, Rodriguez found Leo Gibson with 1:50 left in the match.  Unfortunately, his efforts were not enough and the Vipers beat the Comets by a final score of 6-4.

Lucas Rodriguez is playing with the Missouri Comets in his first season as a professional in the MISL, having recently finished his first outdoor professional season with the Minnesota Stars of the NASL.

Lucas Rodriguez Scores First Professional Goal

Congratulations to Lucas Rodriguez for scoring his first professional goal, helping the NSC Minnesota Stars to overcome the Tampa Bay Rowdies 3-1 in USSF Div. 2 action. The win seals the Stars spot in the playoffs in the club's inaugural season. 

From the Star's Game Recap: "Rodriguez opened the scoring in the 14th minute. Sattler saved Devin Del Do’s shot, but Rodriguez gathered the rebound on the left edge of the penalty box and lofted a shot into the far post. It was the second goal Rodriguez has had a hand in in the Stars’ past three games after assisting on Del Do’s winner against the Carolina RailHawks on September 15."

Lucas Rodriguez Assist Lifts Stars over Railhawks

S&E Entertainment client Lucas Rodriguez had the game winning assist to help the NSC Minnesota Stars defeat the Carolina Railhawks in USSF Div. 2 action.  Rodriguez picked up a loose ball following a Stars' corner kick and picked out Devin Del Do with a pinpoint cross.  Del Do's header was the lone goal in the contest.

Lucas Rodriguez is playing his first year of professional football with the NSC Minnesota Stars.  The club is a member of the North American Soccer League and competes in the United States Soccer Federation Division 2 professional league.

Lucas Rodriguez Signs with NSC Minnesota Stars

S&E Entertainment client Lucas Rodriguez has signed a professional contract with the NSC Minnesota Stars of the North American Soccer League (NASL). 

The 24-year-old midfielder was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and grew up idolizing Diego Maradona. He attended Mid America Nazarene University in Olathe, Kansas where he was named to National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics all-American teams all four years. He also played for the KC Brass of the Premier Development League between college seasons. Rodriguez joined the Stars during their season-opening training camp.