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Indy Eleven

The World's Game, Indiana's Team

  • Indy Eleven vs. Detroit City FC
  • Sat., March 21, 2026 | 7:00 pm
    Carroll Stadium | Indianapolis

2026 USL Championship Records
Indy Eleven: 0-1-0 (-1), 0 pts
Detroit City FC: 1-0-0 (3), 3 pts

Setting the Scene
Indy Eleven plays its 2026 home opener on Sat. Mar. 21 at 7 p.m. at Carroll Stadium vs. USL Championship Eastern Conference rival Detroit City FC.

IND DET
1 Games 1
0 Goals 3
4 SOT 5
0 Assists 2
1 Goals Conceded 0
12 Shots Faced 2
0 Clean Sheets 1

Series
Saturday is the 10th meeting in the all-time series. Tied 3-3-3 | GF 10, GA 6

Recent Meetings
Aug. 9, 2025 | L, 1-0 | Away
May 3, 2025 | D, 2-2 | Home
Oct. 12, 2024 | D, 0-0 | Away
May 22, 2024^ | W, 3-0 | Home (Open Cup)

Last Time at Detroit City
Hamtramck, Mich. – The Boys in Blue fought resiliently on the road in Detroit, battling through adversity in a 1-0 defeat to Detroit City FC on August 9. Indy Eleven played more than 60 minutes down a man and were narrowly edged after an unfortunate second-half goal.

Indy Eleven was reduced to 10 players in the 29th minute following a red card. Despite the setback, the squad stayed organized and disciplined, keeping Detroit City off the board until an own goal in the 57th minute. That is the first goal Indy Eleven has given up in four matches at Detroit City FC.

Indy’s backline, anchored by Josh O’Brien held strong under sustained pressure, limiting Detroit to just three shots on target. Midfielder James Murphy helped spark late chances, while the Boys in Blue continued to make strides towards the goal.

Midfielder Cam Lindley led Indy Eleven in chances created (2) and completed passes (19) and he was tied for third with three completed passes in the final third.

Indy Eleven 0:1 Detroit City FC
Sat., August 9, 2025 – 7:00 p.m.
Keyworth Stadium | Hamtramck, Mich.
Weather: Sunny, 91 degrees

Scoring Summary
DET – Own Goal 57’

Discipline Summary
IND – Bruno Rendon (ejection) 30’
DET – Michael Bryant (caution) 38’
IND – Reice Charles-Cook (caution) 30’

Indy Eleven Line-Up: Hunter Sulte, James Musa, Josh O’Brien (Elliot Collier (90’+1), Ben Ofeimu, Aodhan Quinn (captain), James Murphy, Cam Lindley (Pat Hogan 84’), Bruno Rendón, Jack Blake (Edward Kizza 84’), Romario Williams (Elvis Amoh 70’), Maalique Foster (Logan Neidlinger 70’).

Indy Eleven Subs Not Used: Reice Charles-Cook, Brem Soumaoro.

Detroit City FC Line-up: Carlos Saldaña, Ates Diouf, Devon Amoo-Mensah (captain), Sebastián Guenzatti (Ryan Williams 74’), Kobe Hernandez-Foster, Matt Sheldon, Michael Bryant, Connor Rutz (Haruki Yamazaki 68’), Abdoulaye Diop (Jay Chapman 68’), Shane Wiedt (Darren Smith 45’), Alex Villanueva (Rhys Williams 74’).

Detroit City FC Subs Not Used: Carlos Herrera, Bilal Obeid, Jordan Adebayo-Smith

Last Time at Carroll Stadium
Indy Eleven forward Elvis Amoh rallied his team from a 2-0 deficit with two goals to help the Boys in Blue earn a 2-2 draw against Detroit City FC at Carroll Stadium on May 3.

With his team trailing 2-0 in the 27th minute, Amoh stole an attempted pass back towards goalkeeper Carlos Herrera, turned and fired a shot into the top left corner.

The Boys in Blue trailed 2-1 in the 60th minute when defender Hayden White was issued his second yellow card of the match, causing the team to play a man down the rest of the evening.

Six minutes later, Amoh struck again after a long ball was headed by Aodhan Quinn to Amoh, who took a quick dribble and fired a shot that hit the inside of the post and went in to make it 2-2. It marked the first Boys in Blue goal playing a man down since July 1, 2023 vs. San Diego Loyal SC.

Indy Eleven goalkeeper Hunter Sulte made two big saves. In the 83rd, Sulte dove to his left to stop a shot by Stephen Carroll that was heading towards the bottom corner. In the second minute of stoppage time, Sulte recovered quickly to move from the right side of the goal to stop a shot by Ates Diouf headed toward the top left corner.

Scoring Summary
DET – Connor Rutz (Haruki Yamazaki) 2’
DET – Darren Smith (Jay Chapman) 15’
IND – Elvis Amoh 27’
IND – Elvis Amoh (Aodhan Quinn) 66’

Discipline Summary
DET – Ryan Williams (caution) 4’
IND – Hayden White (caution) 32’
IND – James Musa (caution) 55’
DET – Haruki Yamazaki (caution) 58’
IND – Hayden White (caution) 60’ (ejection)
IND – Aodhan Quinn (caution) 64’
DET – Jay Chapman (caution) 65’
DET – Michael Bryant (caution) 72’
DET – Devon Amoo-Mensah (caution) 85’

Indy Eleven Line-up: Hunter Sulte, Aedan Stanley (Pat Hogan 80’), James Musa, Ben Ofeimu, Hayden White, Aodhan Quinn (captain), James Murphy, Jack Blake (Elliot Collier 68’), Elvis Amoh (Romario Williams 68’), Edward Kizza (Bruno Rendon 45’), Maalique Foster (Josh O’Brien 68’).

Indy Eleven Subs not used: Cam Lindley, Reice Charles-Cook.

Detroit City FC Line-up: Carlos Herrera, Devon Amoo-Mensah, Stephen Carroll (captain), Michael Bryant, Alex Villanueva (Shane Wiedt 78’), Ryan Williams, Jay Chapman, Haruki Yamazaki (Rhys Williams 63’), Connor Rutz (Ates Diouf 89’), Jeciel Cedeño (Sebastián Guenzatti 78’), Darren Smith.

Detroit City FC subs not used: Matt Sheldon, Marcello Polisi, Carlos Saldaña.

Charles-Cook Records Second Open Cup Clean Sheet
Westfield, Ind. – Indy Eleven opened Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup play with a victory for the third year in a row, defeating Des Moines Menace, 3-0, in First Round action indoors at the Community Health Network Events Center on the Droplight Grand Park Sports Campus.

Forward Loic Mesanvi gave the hosts a 1-0 lead in the 31st minute with his first Boys in Blue goal. Defender Alejandro Mitrano started the sequence with a clearance from just outside the six on a long ball that the speedy Mesanvi ran down outside the area and finished from distance.

Indy Eleven increased its lead in the 60th minute when Mesanvi played a ball to the left side to Mitrano at the edge of the box. Mitrano took two dribbles and played a brilliant cross to the far post, where 6’5 midfielder Noble Okello headed it in for his first Boys in Blue goal.

In the 75th minute, former Western Michigan forwards Dylan Sing and Charlie Sharp combined for their first Indy Eleven goal. Midfielder Allen Gavilanes headed an attempted clearance toward the goal with Sing going up strong to force a punch by Des Moines keeper Jamie Barry. Sharp chested the ball down at the edge of the six and finished with his left to make it 3-0.

Boys in Blue goalkeeper Reice Charles-Cook recorded his second clean sheet in three U.S. Open Cup starts by making four saves. In 329 minutes of Open Cup action for Indy Eleven, Charles-Cook has given up just one goal for a 0.27 goals against average.

2026 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup First Round
Indy Eleven 3:0 Des Moines Menace SC
Tue., Mar. 17, 2026 – 8:00 p.m.
Community Health Network Events Center (Indoors)
Droplight Grand Park Sports Campus | Westfield, Ind.

Scoring Summary
IND – Loic Mesanvi 31’
IND – Noble Okello (Alejandro Mitrano) 60’
IND – Charlie Sharp (Dylan Sing) 75’

Discipline Summary
IND – Anthony Herbert (caution) 42’
IND – Kian Williams (caution) 70’
IND – Hesron Barry (caution) 78’

Indy Eleven Line-Up: Reice Charles-Cook, Alejandro Mitrano, Hesron Barry, Anthony Herbert, Logan Neidlinger, Cam Lindley (captain) (Aodhan Quinn 45’), Josh O’Brien (Noble Okello 45’), Allen Gavilanes, Loic Mesanvi (Mikah Thomas 81’), Edward Kizza (Dylan Sing 72’), Kian Williams (Charlie Sharp 72’).

Indy Eleven Subs Not Used: Eric Dick, Makel Rasheed.

20,000 Club
Defender Paco Craig became the 18th player in USL Championship history to reach 20,000 minutes in league regular-season play. Craig started his Boys in Blue debut at Brooklyn FC on March 8, playing 71 minutes to increase his career number to 20,042.

  • Indy Eleven Appearances (All Competitions)
  • 1. Ayoze-126 (2018-22)
  • 2. Cam Lindley-116 (2020, 2023-)
  • 3. Brad Ring-115 (2014-18)
  • 4. Karl Ouimette-108 (2018-22)
  • 5. Don Smart-101 (2014-17)
  • 6. Jack Blake-100 (2023-)

Aodhan Quinn USL Championship All-Time Rankings
Games Started | 277 | 1st
Assists | 61 | 2nd
Minutes | 24,288 | 2nd
Appearances | 291 | 3rd

Indy Eleven USL Era (2018-) Goals (All Competitions)

  1. Jack Blake-25 (2023-)
  2. Tyler Pasher-24 (2018-20)
  3. Sebastian Guenzatti-16 (2023-24)
  4. Manuel Arteaga-15 (2021-22)
  5. Aodhan Quinn-13 (2023-)
    Stéfano Pinho-13 (2022-23)
    Ayoze-13 (2018-22)

Most Seasons with a Goal in USL Championship History

  1. Dane Kelly – 12
  2. Augie Williams – 11*
    T-3. Aodhan Quinn – 10*
    T-3. Alex Dixon – 10
    T-3. Enzo Martinez – 10

Most USLC Regular Seasons with 10 Assists

  1. Aodhan Quinn – 3 (2018-OC, 2021-PHX, 2025-IND)
  2. Kenardo Forbes – 2 (2022-PIT, 2023-PIT)
  3. Antoine Hoppenot – 2 (2018-RNO; 2022-DET)

USL Championship Regular Season Goal Contributions

  1. Dane Kelly 132 (106 goals, 26 assists)
  2. Enzo Martinez 131 (78 goals, 53 assists)
  3. Aodhan Quinn 118 (57 goals, 61 assists)

USL Championship Regular Season 50 Goals & 50 Assists

  1. Enzo Martinez – 78 goals, 53 assists
  2. Aodhan Quinn – 57 goals, 61 assists
  3. Solomon Asante – 52 goals, 58 assists

USL Championship Assists in Consecutive Games Streaks

  1. Aodhan Quinn (PHX) 5 2021
  2. Aodhan Quinn (OC) 4 2018
    Aodhan Quinn (IND) 4 May 3-28, 2025

USL Championship Regular Season Shutout % (min. 30)

  1. Eric Dick 38.1% (32 Clean Sheets, 84 Games Played)

Team Leaders (USL Championship Stats)
Stat Player #
Chances Created-Aodhan Quinn, 5
Shots-Charlie Sharp, 4
Shots on Target-Charlie Sharp, 2
Crosses-Aodhan Quinn, 8
Fouls Won-Dylan Sing, 3
Duels Won-Makel Rasheed, 14
Aerial Duels Won-Makel Rasheed, 10
Clearances-Makel Rasheed, 10
Blocks-Aodhan Quinn, 3
Interceptions-Aodhan Quinn, 2
Tackles Won-Dylan Sing, 3
Passes-Cam Lindley, 54
Saves-Eric Dick, 4
Minutes-Six Players, 90

2026 USL Championship Stats

Individual
Category Player Rank Total
Blocks Aodhan Quinn-T1, 3
Aerial Duels Won Makel Rasheed-T3, 10
Chances Created Aodhan Quinn-T4, 5
Josh O’Brien-T18, 3
Save Percentage Eric Dick-T7, 80%
Saves Eric Dick-T9, 4
Shots Charlie Sharp-T11, 4
Crosses Aodhan Quinn-T16, 8
Duels Won Makel Rasheed-T16, 14
Clearances Makel Rasheed-T18, 10

Team
Category Rank Total
Goals Conceded T5 1

Roster Breakdown
Goalkeepers (3): Reice Charles-Cook, Eric Dick, Ryan Hunsucker

Defenders (9): Hesron Barry, Paco Craig, Anthony Herbert, Pat Hogan, Alejandro Mitrano, Josh O’Brien, Makel Rasheed, Mikah Thomas, Hayden White

Midfielders (6): Jack Blake, Allen Gavilanes, Cam Lindley, Logan Neidlinger, Noble Okello, Aodhan Quinn

Forwards (6): Edward Kizza, Loic Mesanvi, Bruno Rendon, Charlie Sharp, Dylan Sing, Kian Williams

Newcomers (13)
USL-C (6): Paco Craig (North Carolina), Eric Dick (Pittsburgh), Allen Gavilanes (Miami), Anthony Herbert (Las Vegas),
Alejandro Mitrano (Miami), Noble Okello (Phoenix)
USL League One (1): Makel Rasheed (South Georgia Tormenta)
MLS NEXT Pro (5): Hesron Barry (New England), Loic Mesanvi (Minnesota), Charlie Sharp (Toronto), Dylan Sing (Charlotte), Mikah Thomas (Charlotte)
Canadian Premier League (1): Kian Williams (Valour FC)

Player Transactions
Mar. 16, 2026: Signed GK Ryan Hunsucker to Academy Contract.

Mar. 12, 2026: Acquired D Mikah Thomas on loan from Charlotte

Mar. 2, 2026: Signed F Loic Mesanvi from Minnesota United (MLS)

Jan. 21, 2026: Signed D Paco Craig from North Carolina (USL-C)

Jan. 20, 2026: Signed D Hesron Barry from New England (MLSN)

Jan. 15, 2026: Signed M Noble Okello from Phoenix (USL-C)

Jan. 12, 2026: Signed F Kian Williams from Valour FC (CPL)

Jan. 8, 2026: Signed D Alejandro Mitrano from Miami (USL-C)

Jan. 7, 2026: Signed D Anthony Herbert from Las Vegas (USL-C)

Dec. 18 2025: Signed M Allen Gavilanes from Miami (USL-C)

Dec. 11, 2025: Signed D Makel Rasheed from South Georgia Tormenta (USL League One)

Dec. 9, 2025: Signed GK Eric Dick from Pittsburgh (USL-C)

Dec. 4, 2025: Signed F Dylan Sing from Charlotte FC (MLS)

Dec. 2, 2025: Signed F Charlie Sharp from Toronto FC (MLS)

Nov. 26, 2025: Announced 10 players returning from 2025: M Jack Blake, GK Reice Charles-Cook, D Pat Hogan, F Edward Kizza, M Cam Lindley, M Logan Neidlinger, D Josh O’Brien, M Aodhan Quinn, F Bruno Rendon, and D Hayden White.

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