On a wretched uncut home field, the Tigers struggled to play any kind of soccer on a day when kick and rush was about all that was possible. A fortunate own goal after a fine run by Max Salzman was the only goal of the game, won 1-0 by the Tigers

Despite missing some players, the Tigers played well enough to defeat McLean 3-2. In the first half, the Tigers were completely dominant, and missed several chances before JM Charpentier struck with a stunning blast from the edge of the box. Soon after, Fernando Moreira controlled a poor punt from McLean, and drove a volley 30 yards past the out-of-position keeper. Max Salzman completed first half scoring with a fine left-footed finish from the edge of the box at the end of a good Tigers move. The second half was different. Playing down hill, McLean pressed hard, and soon pulled one back. With about 10 minutes to go, they scored again, and it took good defense in particular from Maxim Scribner, Mikey Gaster, and goalie Ross Cohen-Kristiansen to save the match for the Tigers.

The Tigers won a tight game 2-0. On a hot day with limited subs, the Tigers dominated the first half and should have been further ahead at the break, leading only through JM Charpentier's brilliant dribble and left footed finish. The Diplomats  came back strongly after half time, now playing down hill, and it took sterling work from goalie Ross Cohen-Kristiansen and man-of-the-match Alex LaNoire to keep them out. The Tigers finally iced the game with a fine shot from Alonzo Bailey, on an assist from LaNoire.

The Tigers’ season continued with a thrilling 4-3 away win against LMVS Patriots, with a break-away goal in the last minute on a long run from John-Marc Charpentier, his second of the game. Down 0-3 after only 15 minutes, the Patriots stormed back to tie 3-3, before the Tigers’ late winner.