Episodes

Richmond, we have a hat trick. The Ivy earned their first win in style away at Charlottesville last weekend, defined by a Jill Flammia hat trick, the first for the Ivy in their history. It was an important three points - W League’s format means fine margins decide who progresses in playoffs, and every win and goal counts! This week on Vinecast, Kate and Allan analyze the Ivy’s narrow loss to VDA and emphatic win at Charlottesville before previewing the two matches to come this week.

The Ivy have kicked off their 2026 season! Vinecast's Kate and Allan take a look back at how the first two matches went, from starting XIs to goal breakdowns to how the team fared at the back. Listen now before the Ivy does it all again this week!

The battle of South is renewed in the Prinix Tire USL Cup, and it did not live up to the hype. But to bring you all the details of this game and more.

We sit down with Darren Sawatzky following the Richmond Kickers 3–0 road win over Greenville Triumph SC to discuss Richmond’s growing momentum, defensive consistency, and the evolution of the team’s identity during a three-game winning streak.

The Richmond Kickers are heating up. After a commanding 3-0 road win over Greenville Triumph SC, Richmond has now secured three consecutive USL League One victories heading into a massive rivalry matchup with the Charleston Battery. This episode breaks down Mujeeb Murana’s stunning long-range opener, second-half goals from Tarik Pannholzer and Landon Johnson, and another clean-sheet performance from Yann Fillion and the Richmond defense. We also discuss key tactical moments, standout performances, and what this recent run of form means for the Kickers moving forward in the 2026 season.

The Richmond Ivy takes the field today after another long offseason and the Vinecast crew is back with everything you need to know before league play kicks off next week!📋Coaching changes 📇 The Chesapeake Division 👥 Squad overview 🗓️ What's ahead 🏆⁉️ Season predictions It's the beginning of the sprint that is the W League season ⚡ Stay ahead with all things Ivy on Vinecast!

The Richmond Kickers grind out a hard-fought 1–0 win over Westchester SC, led by an early goal from Josh Kirkland and a standout defensive performance. We break down the clean sheet, key moments, and what this result says about Richmond’s identity.

Join the crew as we break down a 1-0 loss to Charlotte Independence in the USL Cup. We go through how to feel not only about this game but the cup as a whole. We explore why this game felt like it was on a knife-edge and what positives to take away from it.

Join the crew as we breakdown a special 2 games in week! After getting knocked out of the US Open Cup, the Roos pulled out a tough 2-1 win over Union Omaha.

Join the crew as we break down Richmond's 3-1 loss to Spokane. We chat about how the injury bug is attacking this team, and how they build up in attack, and why Nils Seafurt is missed.

We break down: The defensive identity forming within the squad Why chance creation remains a key issue The impact of key moments in tight matches Standout individual performances across the stretch Looking ahead, Richmond faces its toughest test yet against Columbus Crew in the Open Cup. We discuss what it will take to compete, where Richmond can find opportunities, and whether this group can rise to the occasion.

Hear from the crew as we break down Richmond's 1-0 win over Loudon United in the US Open Cup

Hear from Matt and Kate about the Kickers trip to Knoxville. What lineup changes surprised them? Who stood out? Where will the goals come from? Next up is an Open Cup match against Loudoun United. How can the Kickers spring the upset and move on to the third round of the US Open Cup? The Ivy season is fast approaching, and they have a new coach and lots of new players. Kate gives a sneak peek ahead of the Vinecast season preview and we get an update on Ivy alums in the pros

The Richmond Kickers secure a strong 2–0 win over NOVA FC in the U.S. Open Cup before falling short against FC Naples. We break down Richmond’s defensive-first identity, key performances, and the growing questions around chance creation and possession.

Sawatzky reflects on Richmond’s 1–1 battle with AV Alta FC, discussing the defensive game plan, how the team handled sustained pressure, and the adjustments that helped create counterattacking chances in the second half. He also shares thoughts on standout performances, Lucca Dourado’s debut, and the defensive work from players like Owen O’Malley and Sean Vinberg.

The Richmond Kickers open the season with a hard-fought 1–1 draw against AV Alta FC. Richmond struck early through Josh Kirkland before Alta equalized from the penalty spot. Despite heavy pressure—especially in the first half—the Kickers’ defense held firm behind a six-save performance from Yann Fillion and key clearances from Sean Vinberg. The episode breaks down Richmond’s compact defensive game plan, second-half counter opportunities, Lucca Dourado’s debut, and answers listener questions ahead of the upcoming U.S. Open Cup matchup with NOVA FC. ⚽🎙️

A new season is on the horizon, and the offseason has already delivered major headlines. On this episode of River City 93, we break down Griffin Garnett’s historic move to Europe and what his departure means for Richmond’s back line and the club’s future. We also react to the release of the new Kickers jersey and discuss what it represents as the team enters a new chapter. We then look at the bigger picture across the league, including the news of South Georgia Tormenta stepping away from USL...

In this episode, we take a closer look at the latest moves made by the Roos and what they signal as the offseason continues. We discuss how the roster is shaping up, early expectations for the preseason, and what the club needs to focus on to build momentum heading into the new campaign. We also touch on the upcoming US Open Cup and what it could mean for the Roos this year, before wrapping up with broader thoughts on where the team stands and what fans should be watching as preseason approaches

On Rebuilding the Roos, we kick off the Richmond Kickers offseason by recapping the final standings and reviewing key offseason developments. We talk through Coach Capp’s departure, Nick Simmonds being selected third overall in the MLS SuperDraft, and what the newly released league schedule means for squad depth and planning. The episode then shifts to an in-depth look at Richmond’s new signings, breaking down how each player could fit into the team’s structure and what their additions signal about the club’s direction moving forward.

This episode gives a focused 15–20 minute breakdown of the Richmond Kickers’ offseason start. We review the club’s 13th-place finish, highlight all returning and re-signed players, and go through the list of declined options, expiring contracts, and loan departures. We then outline the biggest positional needs, early storylines to watch, and what the roster looks like heading into the next phase of the offseason. A concise, informative kickoff to Richmond’s path forward.

In this episode, we sit down with U-20 Head Coach Conner Cappelletti for an in-depth look at the club’s pathway and the development of its next generation. Coach Cappelletti reflects on the team’s strong performances in the Pathway Cup, highlighting individual growth and the standout moment of Grafton Kahl earning a spot in the tournament’s Best XI. The conversation shifts toward the upcoming year, including how last season’s semi-final run and the program’s back-to-back South Atlantic Division titles have raised expectations and shaped the squad’s competitive identity. Coach Cappelletti also discusses preparations for the USL Academy Cup, the progress of players moving on to college soccer, and the emerging talents who could make a major impact in Season 2. The episode offers an inside look at how the academy continues to strengthen its developmental pathway and what supporters can look forward to from the U-20s in the year ahead.

In this episode, we shared a special conversation with Emiliano Terzaghi, looking back at his time in Richmond and the moments that defined his career here. Emiliano talked about why he chose Richmond, what surprised him about US soccer, the goals that meant the most to him, and how the support from the fans helped shape his legacy. He reflected on the Golden Boot seasons, the Henny Derbies, the big teammates and coaches who influenced him, and the lessons he learned along the way. We closed by talking about the future — what comes next for him, and how he hopes to be remembered by Richmond supporters 10 years from now. This episode gave us a rare chance to hear the story behind the numbers, directly from the player who made them happen.

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.

In this emotional and electric episode of The Final Whistle, we relive Richmond’s unforgettable 5–1 win over Forward Madison in the last Henny Derby of the season — a victory that not only closed the year on a high note but also knocked Madison out of playoff contention. The hosts celebrate King Emi Terzaghi’s storybook farewell, as the three-time MVP and Golden Boot winner found the net one final time in City Stadium. The crew breaks down how Richmond’s attack finally clicked, the energy from the home crowd, and how the team responded to recent adversity. They also reflect on Emi’s legacy, favorite Derby memories, and the emotional weight of seeing a club legend take his final bow. To close the show, the conversation turns toward the offseason — what this performance means for the 2026 rebuild, key areas of growth, and why the club’s spirit feels alive again after a long, grueling campaign.