This weeks set of games was highlighted by the no-holds-barred fight between D.C. Forever and Montgomery County. Both teams went back and forth with each other every step of the way with neither team ever more than 1 point ahead at any given time. The 6-6 tie beats the old record of 11 total game points. Both teams had 5 starters contribute to the score sheet. Both teams even left a goal on the bench. For a while it looked as if the Monarchs 9 game unbeaten streak would be over with D.C. Forever holding onto a 6-5 lead with very little time left in Sundays action. But, with 15 minutes left to play, Kenny Cooper scored the equalizer extending the unbeaten streak to 10 games.
On the stat sheet the match between the leagues top offense verses the leagues worst offense had the makings of a blowout. Capital District did win the match and move back into first place in the standings, but Motor City put up an impressive fight scoring 4 points. With 9 games to left to play the Gunners currently hold a slim edge for the Honors Trophy which would also give the team the first round bye from the playoff semi-finals.
Gateway United got its 2nd win a row defeating Union S.C. easily 5-1. The Blues had been looking good the last couple of weeks seeing a spike in offense, but could only manage 1 point in this match.
The Garden State Kickers struggled again in the very same way it did last week, but managed a 2-1 victory over Gaithersburg City. Also for the second week in a row Dave Vandenberg had an assist left on the bench.