Soccer Saturday June 20, 2026

Soccer Saturday June 20, 2026

Segment 1 (0:00-7:24) - Host Greg Rakestraw opens the show by breaking down the US Men’s National Team’s 2-0 win yesterday against Australia. He explains what clinching the group means for their matches going forward, as well as the history behind it. Then, he previews the rest of the show including where the Indy Eleven stand in the Prinx Tires Cup.   Segment (10:24-23:44) - Head coach of the Indy Eleven Sean McAuley joins the show to review the week, Wednesday's match getting canceled. He reveals how the team plans to adjust to the schedule change plus last week's result against Pittsburgh. Then, he looks ahead to Saturday’s match against Lexington in the Prinx Tires Cup. The team has a week off coming up; coach McAuley shares what the team will be doing with the extra rest.   Segment 3 (26:44-40:44) - Former Indy Eleven head coach and former World Cup participant Juergen Sommer joins the show for the first time in years. He talks about his feelings having the world cup here and what he’s been able to take in at certain matches. He reflects on the ‘94 world cup that was here in the states, team USA’s chances in this world cup, and what he’s been up to after all these years.   Segment 4 (43:44-53:20) - The Indy Eleven women have won their last four matches, and Greg catches up with Abby Mills from the team. She hints on what has been working for the team recently, how she’s spent here time in Indianapolis and other teams she’s involved with this summer. As a Notre Dame student, she sheds light on what she’s studying and what she wants to do when she’s done with her playing career.   Segment 5 (56:20-57:26) - Greg wraps the show by running through the world cup and Prinx Tires cup schedule!

Soccer Saturday June 13, 2026

Segment 1 (0:00-7:00) - Greg Rakestraw opens the show by reviewing Team USA’s win Friday night and the historical nature of the victory. He then previews the show and what’s going on with the Indy Eleven as they have been hot recently. He gives a rundown of the standings and also touches on the Indy Eleven women’s team and why Saturday night’s match is extremely important for their playoff hopes.   Segment (10:00-24:10) - Head coach of the Indy Eleven Sean McAuley makes his weekly appearance to talk about the teams' strong second half against Forward Madison in the Prinx Tires Cup last week. He shines light on Paco Craig’s performance as he’s had to take on a bigger role, how close the locker room is and Tyler Lowden’s debut for the team. Lastly, he reveals if he will be attending a World Cup match and who he’s rooting for in the tournament.   Segment 3 (27:10-41:30) - New Indy Eleven player at just 15 years old, Tyler Lowden, joins to reflect on his first match as a pro and remembers his first Indy Eleven match he remembers seeing. Plus, when did he start to believe he could be a pro? Plus, assistant coach and recruiting coordinator, Phil Presser, joins to talk about the process of finding players like Tyler. He also explains how Tyler can be inspiring others for a young age and also mentions the aspects of Tyler’s game that they will look to improve. Lastly, Tyler mentions a player he models his game after.   Segment 4 (44:30-49:25) - Greg runs through some impressive stats from last night’s USMNT win. He then runs through the world cup schedule for Saturday which includes a midnight match that includes the next two opponents for the US Men’s national team.   Segment 5 (52:25-56:48) - We hear from one of the goal scorers in last week’s Indy Eleven-win, Josh O’Brien. He explains why the second half played better. With Tyler Lowden’s debut, Josh shares memories of his debut. O’Brien also makes comments on why this team feels so close to each other.

Soccer Saturday - June 6, 2026

Segment 1 (0:00-2:34) Greg Rakestraw opens the show by previewing who and what is ahead on this week's Soccer Saturday.  Greg does a quick recap of last week's match and previews what is ahead tonight.  Segment 2 (5:34-20:21) During this segment, the Head Coach of the Indy Eleven Sean McAuley joins the show for this weekly segment.  They recap last week's win against Rhode Island, moving Indy Eleven to 2nd place in the East. They talk about the issues of moving players around due to some players being called to International duty and leaving the team on a short-term basis. They preview the match this weekend against Forward Madison in USL Cup play. After the conversation, Greg gives the up-to-date USL Standings as it stands.   Segment 3 (23:21-27:23) In this segment, Indy Eleven's Aodhan Quinn joins the show via last week's postgame show conversation. Aodhan became the 2nd player to play in 300 league matches and first player to play 25,000 minutes in league play breaking league records.  He talks about what all of that means to him.  Segment 4 (30:23-44:27) For this segment, The World Cup on North American soil begins next week.  Joining the show is Favian Renkel from Kickbase to begin previewing the World Cup. They talk about what it means to have the World Cup be on home soil for first time since 1994. Favian talks about what matches he will be covering in person and where all he will be going over next several weeks. They do a Team USA preview and the chances of making it through group play. They discuss who the breakout star could be for Team USA to have a great World Cup.  Segment 5 (47:27-57:08) To close the show for this week, Nicky Jodoin from the Indy Eleven Women's Team joins the show to recap the 6-0 win against Toledo last week. They look ahead to four straight home matches and the race to the Women's Playoffs. She talks about why she chose to play for Indy Eleven this summer when there is a Womens team in Louisville where she attends University of Louisville.  She talks about how a Massachusetts girl ended up in Louisville and Indy for college and summer league. Nicky talks about if she has had the opportunity to explore town while she is living here.

Soccer Saturday May 30, 2026

Segment 1 (0:00-4:52) Greg Rakestraw opens the show by previewing who and what is ahead on this week's Soccer Saturday. He recaps last week's win over Lexington and talks about that the USL Championship will not break for the upcoming World Cup.  He talks about the latest news and notes and players on the move and players Indy Eleven won't see in future weeks.   Segment 2 (7:52-21:44) During this segment, the Head Coach of the Indy Eleven Sean McAuley joins the show for this weekly segment.  They recap last week's 3-1 win over Lexington which was aided by an early red card forcing Lexington to go a man down. He talks about players that he will lose for a couple of weeks due to International Call ups and upcoming Friendlies. They preview tonight's home match against Rhode Island and keys to victory to continue the win streak. Greg after the conversation talks about the latest USL table at this point in the season.  Segment 3 (24:44-35:01) In this segment, Greg Rakestraw plays the postgame interviews from last Saturdays win over Lexington. You will hear the conversations with Cam Lindley, Josh O'Brien and Dillon Sing who scored two of the goals last week in the 3-1 win. They talk about winning 7 of the last 8 on the home pitch and what has led to the turnaround from last season to this season.  Segment 4 (38:01-50:18) For this segment, Greg recycles an interview from this past winter, with former Indy Eleven player and who will be playing in the FIFA World Cup for Haiti, Duke LaCroix.  They talk about how a kid from the United States can play in the World Cup for Haiti.  He mentions both of his parents were born and raised in Haiti giving him that opportunity to represent that country.  Duke talks about that he was not approached by Haiti to play for them until he became a professional soccer player in Indy. They also talk about how different it is that he will play and represent a country in which he never has lived in.  Segment 5 (53:18-56:51) To close the show for this week, Greg previews tonight's match vs Rhoad Island and who will join the show next week. He recaps the final week of Premier League soccer and who was relegated and who moves up for the 2026-2027 season.

Soccer Saturday May 23, 2026

Segment 1 (0:00-3:20) - Host Greg Rakestraw previews the show and urges folks to come out to the game tonight vs Lexington SC before heading to the race Sunday. He also recaps the Indy Eleven women’s team’s performance last week and the story of Lexington SC.   Segment (6:21-14:23) - Greg recaps last week’s win in Penalty Kick’s last week against Fort Wayne FC in the Prinx Tires Cup. He’s pleased to get the result and excited to see how the Boys in Blue can use the momentum. He touches on Fort Wayne’s facilities before moving to preview the game against Lexington this weekend.  Segment 3 (17:23-29:21) - It’s a record-setting moment Saturday night. Cam Lindley will become the all-time leader in matches played for the Indy Eleven. He starts to take in what the night will feel like and reflects on some of the former teammates he has played with from other teams. Cam still has the juice when it comes to playing hoop after getting some shots up at Hinkle Fieldhouse and gives the scouting report on his teammates. Lastly, Greg runs through the all time leaders in matches played for the team.   Segment 4 (32:21-41:22) Emma Johnson of the Indy Eleven’s women’s team joins the show to dicuss the team’s win against Toledo last week. Emma has some national team experience; she discusses what it’s been like and how it benefits her. Plus, how does she fill her time between matches with such long layoffs? Greg rounds out the segment by giving standings updates.  Segment 5 (44:22-57:37) - Stephen Dawahare, minority of Lexington SC, joins the show and tells the story of how the club came to be and how the town is embracing the team. Stephen explains how the team can be an alternative entertainment option. Also, what is the plan for their stadium?