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Rivercity 93
Rivercity 93
RiverCity93 launched in 2019 covering all things Richmond Kickers from USL League One. The show is hosted by Elliot Barr and Chenier Durand II, both of whom are members of the Richmond Kickers' supporters' group the River City Red Army. The podcast focuses on game analysis, interviews with players and front office personnel, club history, and much more! Follow the show on Twitter at @rivercity93 or on Instagram @rivercity93. And make sure to subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast service using the links in the audio player above.
Nov. 3, 2025

End of Year Special

End of Year Special
Rivercity 93
End of Year Special

In our end-of-year special, we put a bow on the 2025 Richmond Kickers season. We talked about the key moments that defined this year—both the incredible highs like the 5-1 Henny Derby win, and the frustrating stretches that cost Richmond a playoff spot. We discussed the players we think are likely to return, who could be moving on, and what positions need to be addressed most urgently this offseason.

We also revisited our preseason predictions to see where we were spot on and where we missed completely. And we wrapped by going through the listener survey results—highlighting what the fans felt went right, what went wrong, and what they want to see change heading into 2026.

It’s the biggest episode of the year. On this special edition, we sit down and close the book on the 2025 Richmond Kickers season. We break down who we think is staying, who could be leaving, and what the club’s biggest needs are heading into the offseason. We circle back to our preseason predictions to see what we got right—and what we absolutely did not. We also go through the fan end-of-year survey results and react to what you all had to say.

This is our full season wrap show: the highs, the lows, the iconic 5-1 Henny Derby win, the painful mid-season droughts, the breakout moments, and the final farewell to some club legends. It's a full, honest, season autopsy—and what Richmond’s next steps must be to get back where they belong in 2026.