Indy Eleven at Loudoun United FC
Sat., Oct. 3, 2026 | 6:00 pm
Segra Field | Leesburg, Va.
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Setting the Scene
Indy Eleven opens the final month of the regular season at Loudoun United FC on Saturday at 6 p.m. on ESPN+.
With four matches remaining, the Boys in Blue are in ninth place in the East with 33 points, with Miami FC holding a tie-breaker advantage (8-7 in conference wins), but Miami has only three games left. The top eight teams in the East after Decision Day on October 24 will compete in the playoffs. According to USL Tactics.com, Indy Eleven has a 74% chance to make the playoffs.
IND LDN
26 Games 25
32 Goals 31
23 Assists 21
128 SOT 105
32 Goals Conceded 43
112 Shots Faced 123
4 Clean Sheets 8Series
Saturday is the 13th meeting, with Indy Eleven holding a 7-4-1 edge. The Boys in Blue are 5-2-1 in the last eight games.
Indy Leads 7-4-1 | GF 16, GA 14
Recent Meetings
July 25, 2026 | L, 0-1 | Home
Oct. 18, 2025 | W, 2-1 | Home
Aug. 16, 2025 | L, 3-2 | Away
Oct. 8, 2024 | W, 1-0 | Away
July 13, 2024 | D, 1-1 | Home
Aug. 26, 2023 | W, 2-1 | Home
May 6, 2023 | W, 2-1 | Away
Sept. 25, 2022 | W, 1-0 | Home
Last Meeting
Indy Eleven had its 10-game home league unbeaten streak (9-0-1) snapped in a 1-0 loss to Loudoun United FC on July 25 at Carroll Stadium. The run without a home loss in the USL Championships lasted nearly a full calendar year, starting last August and concluding with a 2-0 win over Charleston Battery.
The Boys in Blue earned a plethora of chances, finishing with 20 shots, 14 shots from inside the box, 10 shots on target, nine corners, and 36 crosses. But Loudoun United goalkeeper Ethan Bandré had an extraordinary performance, making 10 saves, tying the mark for the most in a USL-C match this season.
Charlie Sharp and Noble Okello led all players with three shots on target, while Bruno Rendon’s five shots were a game-high. Cam Lindley created four chances and made 54 accurate passes.
Rendon had Indy Eleven’s first big chance in the 11th minute, pressing alongside Mohamed Omar to win the ball back in the final third. Immediately after gaining possession, he played a quick one-two with Omar, granting him a chance to put a low left-footed shot on goal from 12 yards out on the left side of the box. Unfortunately for Indy Eleven’s leading league scorer, Bandré was able to get down and make the two-handed stop.
Paco Craig had an opportunity shortly afterward in the 19th minute, when Lindley played an out-swinging free kick towards the edge of the 18-yard-box. The ball was headed into the penalty area, where it came to the veteran defender, but his acrobatic effort went over the top.
In the 26th, Logan Neidlinger drove into the box towards the endline and cut back a ground pass to Okello. The angle was too tight, though, and Okello’s shot was saved.
After conceding, Indy Eleven was on the front foot for the entire final half hour, repeatedly threatening. During that span, the hosts had 65% possession and four shots on target.
Anthony Herbert had a great chance in the 69th minute, when the second ball from a Lindley corner kick came to his left foot directly in front of the goal. His attempt hit the outside of the post and went behind.
The best chance for the Boys in Blue came in the second minute of second-half stoppage time. Edward Kizza controlled an attempted clearance, and rolled the ball through to Rendon, who found himself with no defenders between him and the goal. He opted to try to slide the ball across the face of goal to Josh O’Brien on the far post, but the midfielder was unable to direct the ball on target, allowing it to get caught in his feet.
Rendon’s distribution was on full display, as he set up Sharp and O’Brien inside the six with well-placed crosses.
Indy Eleven 0:1 Loudoun United FC
Sat., July 25, 2026 – 7:00 p.m.
Carroll Stadium | Indianapolis
Weather: Partly sunny, 78 degrees
Attendance: 9,234
Scoring Summary
LDN – Abdellatif Aboukoura (Kwame Awuah) 60’
Discipline Summary
IND – Cam Lindley (caution) 28’
IND – Logan Neidlinger (caution) 47’
IND – Anthony Herbert (caution) 85’
Indy Eleven Lineup: Eric Dick, Aodhan Quinn (captain), Paco Craig, Anthony Herbert, Logan Neidlinger (Nabi Kibunguchy 61’), Josh O’Brien, Cam Lindley, Mohamed Omar (Loïc Mesanvi 61’), Charlie Sharp (Edward Kizza 61’), Noble Okello (Alejandro Mitrano 75’), Bruno Rendón.
Indy Eleven Subs not used: Kian Williams, Makel Rasheed, Reice Charles-Cook.
Loudoun United FC Lineup: Ethan Bandré, Kwame Awuah, Salvatore Mazzaferro, Jacob Erlandson (captain), Pacifique Niyongabire (Noah Adnan 68’), Bolu Akinyode, James Murphy, Richard Aman (Sean Young 86’), Thorleifur Úlfarsson, Christian Torres (Pedro Santos 54’), Abdellatif Aboukoura.
Loudoun United FC Subs not used: Andrés Souper, Luca Piras, Liam Barrus, Lorenzo Herrera-Rauda.
Wednesday at Rhode Island FC
For the sixth consecutive time in their series history, USL Championship Eastern Conference rivals Indy Eleven and Rhode Island FC played a one-goal game, and for the fourth straight meeting the home team prevailed 1-0 in the final mid-week game of 2026 for the Boys in Blue.
Indy Eleven got its attack going early with three scoring opportunities in a four-minute stretch. Defender Makel Rasheed started the first sequence in the 11th minute with a long ball right of the box to forward Malik Henry-Scott, who spun out of a defender’s grasp to center it to forward Loïc Mesanvi for a left-footed chance outside the six.
Just a minute later, captain Aodhan Quinn, who became the first player in USL Championship history to start 300 regular-season matches, played a long ball on the left side that Henry-Scott headed down to Mesanvi, who played it back to midfielder Josh O’Brien for a blast from outside the area.
In the 14th, four Boys in Blue players played quick passes to set up midfielder Jack Blake’s strike that was punched out by Rhode Island keeper Jacob Castro.
Defender Joe Hafferty played a long ball down the right side in the 19th minute to Mesanvi. He took two dribbles to create space for a left-footed shot that was saved.
Down a goal in the 30th minute, Blake won a 50/50 ball after an Indy Eleven steal and played it back to Quinn who fired it toward the far post, but it just missed.
After a Rhode Island yellow card in the 39th, Quinn played a free kick from midfield to the top of the 18 where Rasheed headed it to the edge of the six to Henry-Scott for a volley that was saved.
Mesanvi led the Boys in Blue with five shots and two shots on target, adding two chances created.
In his eighth straight start since being acquired on loan by Indy Eleven, Hafferty recorded game highs of eight tackles won, three chances created, and two successful dribbles, while also leading the team with 11 passes completed in the final third.
Indy Eleven 0:1 Rhode Island FC
Wed., Sept. 30, 2026 – 7:30 p.m.
Centreville Bank Stadium | Pawtucket, R.I.
Weather: Partly cloudy, 64 degrees
Scoring Summary
RI – Stas Korzeniowski (Osman Foyo) 23’
Discipline Summary
RI – Karifa Yao (caution) 39’
IND – Alejandro Mitrano (caution) 63’
RI – Hugo Bacharach (caution) 77’
IND – Aodhan Quinn (caution) 77’
RI – Bench (caution) 81’
RI – Leo Afonso (caution) 83’
IND – Bench (caution) 85’
Indy Eleven Lineup: Eric Dick, Alejandro Mitrano, Paco Craig, Makel Rasheed, Nabi Kibunguchy, Jack Blake (Hesron Barry 72’), Aodhan Quinn (captain) (Cam Lindley 81’), Josh O’Brien (Edward Kizza 71’), Joe Hafferty, Loïc Mesanvi, Malik Henry-Scott.
Indy Eleven Subs not used: Anthony Herbert, Dylan Sing, Reice Charles-Cook, Tyler Lowden.
Indy Eleven Appearances (All Competitions)
1. Cam Lindley 144 2020, 2023-
2. Jack Blake 127 2023-
3. Ayoze 126 2018-22
6. Aodhan Quinn 106 2023-
Indy Eleven Starts (All Competitions)
1. Cam Lindley 122 2020, 2023-
2. Jack Blake 115 2023-
3. Ayoze 106 2018-22
4. Aodhan Quinn 102 2023-
5. Karl Ouimette 101 2018-22
Indy Eleven Minutes (All Competitions)
1. Cam Lindley 10,605 2020, 2023-
2. Jack Blake 9,783 2023-
3. Ayoze 9,243 2018-22
4. Karl Ouimette 9,066 2018-22
5. Aodhan Quinn 9,049 2023-
Indy Eleven Goals (All Competitions)
1. Jack Blake 32 2023-
T6. Aodhan Quinn 15 2023-
8. Bruno Rendon 14 2025-
Indy Eleven Assists (All Competitions)
1. Ayoze 22 2018-22
2. Aodhan Quinn 19 2023-
4. Solomon Asante 15 2018-22
4. Jack Blake 15 2023-
6. Cam Lindley 14 2020, 2023-
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)
2. Antoine Hoppenot – 2 (2018-RNO; 2022-DET)
USL Championship Regular Season Goal Contributions
1. Enzo Martinez 131 (78 goals, 53 assists)
2. Dane Kelly 127 (106 goals, 21 assists)
3. Aodhan Quinn 122 (57 goals, 65 assists)
Aodhan Quinn USL Championship All-Time Rankings
Minutes Played | 26,244 | 1st
Games Started | 300 | 1st
Assists | 65 | 2nd
Games Played | 314 | 2nd
Tackles Won | 223 | T17th
Indy Eleven Chances Created (All Competitions)
1. Ayoze 215 2018-22
2. Cam Lindley 193 2020, 2023-
3. Aodhan Quinn 160 2023-
4. Jack Blake 128 2023-
Indy Eleven Fouls Won (All Competitions)
1. Ayoze 214 2018-22
2. Jack Blake 213 2023-
3. Cam Lindley 129 2020, 2023-
Paco Craig USL Championship All-Time Rankings
Aerial Duels Won | 776 | 1st
Clearances | 1,076 | 1st
Blocks | 179 | 3rd
Duels Won | 1,309 | 4th
Interceptions | 344 | 4th
Games Started | 246 | 10th
Minutes | 21,765 | 11th
USL Championship Regular Season Shutout % (min. 30)
6. Eric Dick 33.3% 36 Clean Sheets, 108 Games Played
2026 USL Championship Stats
Crosses-Aodhan Quinn 3rd, 141, Cam Lindley 12th, 121
Saves-Eric Dick 5th, 75
Shots on Target-Bruno Rendon 5th, 27
Duels Won-Bruno Rendon 9th, 141
Aerial Duels Won-Bruno Rendon 9th, 77, Paco Craig T16th, 70
Shots-Jack Blake T9th, 45, Bruno Rendon T14th, 42
Chances Created-Aodhan Quinn T9th, 46, Cam Lindley 15th, 43
Goals-Bruno Rendon T11th, 9
Clearances-Paco Craig 15th, 132
Shots 8th, 335
Goals, 2nd Half T10th, 21
Goals Conceded T11th, 32
Team Leaders (USL Championship stats)
Goals-Bruno Rendon, 9
Assists-Jack Blake, Aodhan Quinn 4
Shots-Jack Blake, 45
Shots on Target-Bruno Rendon, 27
Chances Created-Aodhan Quinn, 46
Crosses-Aodhan Quinn, 141
Duels Won-Bruno Rendon, 141
Aerial Duels Won-Bruno Rendon, 77
Clearances-Paco Craig, 132
Blocks-Anthony Herbert, 15
Fouls Won-Jack Blake, 45
Interceptions-Cam Lindley, 25
Tackles Won-Jack Blake, 27
Minutes-Eric Dick 2,250
USL Career Regular Season Individual Rankings
Clean Sheets
T14. Eric Dick – 36
Saves
16. Eric Dick – 320
Assists
2. Aodhan Quinn – 65
T21. Cam Lindley – 32
Goals
T25. Aodhan Quinn – 57
40 Goals
Jack Blake – 48
20 Goals
Edward Kizza – 23
Goals+Assists
3. Aodhan Quinn – 122 (57 goals, 65 assists)
20 Assists
Jack Blake – 29
70 Goals+Assists
Jack Blake – 77 (48 goals, 29 assists)
30 Goals+Assists
Cam Lindley – 37 (5 goals, 32 assists)
20 Goals+Assists
Edward Kizza – 27 (23 goals, 4 assists)
Penalties Converted (attempted)
1. Aodhan Quinn – 25 (28)
T5. Jack Blake – 15 (17)
20,000 Minutes
1. Aodhan Quinn – 26,244
11. Paco Craig – 21,855
15,000 Minutes
Jack Blake – 16,318
Cam Lindley – 16,275
200 Games Played
18. Paco Craig – 259
Jack Blake – 221
Cam Lindley – 213
100 Games Played
Edward Kizza – 129
Eric Dick – 108
Games Started
1. Aodhan Quinn – 300
T8. Paco Craig – 247
150 Games Started
Jack Blake – 190
Cam Lindley – 185
Team Highs/Lows
Single-Match Highs
Shots: 26 | May 9 vs. JAX
SOT: 9 | May 9 vs. JAX, July 25 vs. LDN, Sept. 5 vs. BHM
Possession: 54.2% | May 9 vs. JAX
Corners: 12 | May 9 vs. JAX
Single-Match Lows
Shots: 7 | May 30 vs. RI
SOT: 2 | May 30 vs. RI, June 13 at PIT, Sept. 26 vs. MIA
Possession: 28.6% | Sept. 11 at NM
Corners: 2 | Mar. 28 at HFD, Apr. 4 vs. PIT, Apr. 19 at BHM, Aug. 9 vs. HFD, Aug. 22 vs. LOU
Opponent Highs
Shots: 26 | July 31 at SA
SOT: 8 | Apr. 4 vs. PIT, July 18 at DET, July 31 at SA, Aug. 22 vs. LOU
Possession: 71.4% | Sept. 11 at NM
Corners: 11 | Mar. 21 vs. DET, Aug. 22 vs. LOU
Opponent Lows
Shots: 5 | Aug. 15 at JAX
SOT: 1 | May 9 vs. JAX, Sept. 15 vs. BKN
Possession: 45.8% | May 9 vs. JAX
Corners: 1 | July 15 at MIA, Sept. 11 at NM, Sept. 26 vs. MIA
Coach Sean McAuley
Sean McAuley is the longest-tenured coach in Indy Eleven history, coaching his 100th match vs. Hartford Athletic on August 9.
McAuley was named to the USL-C “Team of the Week” for Weeks 12 and 25 of 2026. His team was undefeated in league matches at Carroll Stadium from August 31, 2025 to July 24, 2026 (9-0-1).
McAuley earned USL-C “Coach of the Month” in May 2024 and was nominated for USL-C Midseason “Coach of the Year” after leading his team to a 12-match unbeaten streak (4/17-6/15).
The Sheffield, England, native led Indy Eleven to the 2024 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup semifinals with four straight victories, including a 2-1 triumph at MLS-side Atlanta United on July 9.
In 2025, Indy Eleven continued its run of Cup success under McAuley with a 4-0-3 record in cup play. The Boys in Blue won their U.S. Open Cup Third Round match vs. Miami FC on Hayden’s White’s stoppage-time goal from Cam Lindley.
ALL: 43-41-25 (.509) | USL Championship: 33-37-20 | U.S. Open Cup: 6-2-1 | USL Cup: 4-1-4
2026 Roster Breakdown (8/28/26)
Goalkeepers (2): Reice Charles-Cook, Eric Dick
Defenders (10): Hesron Barry, Paco Craig, *Joe Hafferty, Anthony Herbert, Pat Hogan, Nabi Kibunguchy, Alejandro Mitrano, Josh O’Brien, Makel Rasheed, Hayden White
Midfielders (4): Jack Blake, Cam Lindley, Mohamed Omar, Aodhan Quinn
Forwards (7): *Malik Henry-Scott, Edward Kizza, Tyler Lowden, Loïc Mesanvi, Bruno Rendon, Charlie Sharp, Dylan Sing
On Loan (3): Allen Gavilanes, Logan Neidlinger, Kian Williams
Newcomers (16)
USL-C (8): Paco Craig (North Carolina), Eric Dick (Pittsburgh), Allen Gavilanes (Miami), Joe Hafferty (Lexington), Malik Henry-Scott (Lexington), Anthony Herbert (Las Vegas), Alejandro Mitrano (Miami), Mohamed Omar (San Antonio)
USL League One (1): Makel Rasheed (South Georgia Tormenta)
MLS NEXT Pro (4): Hesron Barry (New England), Loïc Mesanvi (Minnesota), Charlie Sharp (Toronto), Dylan Sing (Charlotte)
Canadian Premier League (1): Kian Williams (Valour FC)
Singapore Premier League (1): Nabi Kibunguchy (Hougang United FC)
Indy Eleven Academy (1): Tyler Lowden
Player Transactions
Aug. 28, 2026: Loaned M Logan Neidlinger to Fort Wayne FC (USL League One)
Aug. 21, 2026: Acquired D Joe Hafferty and F Malik Henry-Scott from Lexington SC (USL Championship), transferred M Noble Okello to Lexington SC, loaned F Kian Williams to Detroit City FC (USL Championship)
Aug. 5, 2026: Recalled F Dylan Sing from Portland Hearts of Pine (USL League One)
July 14, 2026: Signed D Nabi Kibunguchy from Hougang United FC (Singapore Premier League)
May 29, 2026: Signed F Tyler Lowden to USL Academy Contract
May 15, 2026: Loaned M Allen Gavilanes to Union Omaha (USL League One)
Apr. 9, 2026: Signed M Mohamed Omar from San Antonio FC (USL Championship)
Mar. 16, 2026: Signed GK Ryan Hunsucker to Academy Contract
Mar. 12, 2026: Acquired D Mikah Thomas on loan from Charlotte (MLS)
Mar. 2, 2026: Signed F Loïc Mesanvi from Minnesota United (MLS)
Jan. 21, 2026: Signed D Paco Craig from North Carolina (USL Championship)
Jan. 20, 2026: Signed D Hesron Barry from New England (MLS NEXT Pro)
Jan. 15, 2026: Signed M Noble Okello from Phoenix (USL Championship)
Jan. 12, 2026: Signed F Kian Williams from Valour FC (Canadian Premier League)
Jan. 8, 2026: Signed D Alejandro Mitrano from Miami FC (USL Championship)
Jan. 7, 2026: Signed D Anthony Herbert from Las Vegas Lights (USL Championship)
Dec. 18 2025: Signed M Allen Gavilanes from Miami FC (USL Championship)
Dec. 11, 2025: Signed D Makel Rasheed from South Georgia Tormenta (USL League One)
Dec. 9, 2025: Signed GK Eric Dick from Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC (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
