TAMPA, Fla. – USL League One today announced the Team of the Week for Week 9 of the 2025 regular season, with Spokane Velocity FC midfielder Pierre Reedy named Player of the Week presented by Konami eFootball with a goal and two assists.

Reedy led Spokane to a 3-1 comeback victory against Westchester SC on Sunday, bagging the equalizing goal in the 44th minute before dishing out a pair of assists to Anuar Peláez and Ish Jome in the 49th and 63rd minutes, respectively.

With the first three-goal-contribution match of his professional career, Reedy simultaneously became the first player in Velocity FC history to tally three goal contributions in a single match, subsequently leading Spokane to the top of the League One table for the first time in club history.

"I just had a lot of pressure relieved after that goal, because it felt like I was trying so hard to finally get one," Reedy said. "Not the prettiest goal, but I got it over the line, and I was happy, got us back in the game.

"I'm really happy to win the award this week. It's a testament to the guys around me, and I hope to continue putting in good performances to help the team moving forward."

GK - Carlos Merancio, Spokane Velocity FC: Merancio made five saves in Spokane's 3-1 comeback victory against Westchester, featuring the first professional penalty kick save of his career, which came against 2024 USL League One All-League First Team forward Juan Carlos Obregón, Jr.

D - Connor Evans, Greenville Triumph SC: The first-year professional scored his first pro goal in the 31st minute before assisting Ivan Agyaakwah's equalizer in the 84th minute against Richmond. The 23-year-old finished with four recoveries, four accurate crosses, four completed long passes, three total chances created and two duels won.

D - Timmy Mehl, Forward Madison FC: The 2022 USL League One All-League Second Team defender helped Madison keep its first clean sheet of the season in a scoreless draw against rival Omaha. The 29-year-old recorded six clearances, six duels won, five interceptions, five accurate long balls, two tackles won, two blocks and two recoveries.

D - Nathan Messer, Portland Hearts of Pine: The versatile 23-year-old helped Portland pick up a point against Knoxville in its sold-out Fitzpatrick Stadium debut with seven accurate crosses, five recoveries, four duels won, four chances created and a 72% passing accuracy rate.

D - Stuart Ritchie, One Knoxville SC: The former United States youth international scored his first of the season inside two minutes to silence the Fitzpatrick Stadium crowd in Portland. Ritchie added 11 duels won, three tackles won, three recoveries, two completed dribbles and two fouls won in his side's 1-1 road draw against Hearts.

M - Luis Álvarez, Charlotte Independence: Álvarez played a key role in Charlotte's comeback victory against Texoma, providing an assist before scoring the winner from the spot in the fifth minute of second-half stoppage time. The 2024 USL League One All-League First Team midfielder finished with 10 accurate long passes, six chances created, three completed crosses, three duels won, and completed 82% of his passes.

M - Josh Kirkland, Richmond Kickers: The second-year professional registered a second brace in as many league matches, helping Richmond to a 3-3 draw against Greenville. The 24-year-old also won two duels and completed 77% of his passes through 71 minutes of play.

M - Pierre Reedy, Spokane Velocity FC: Reedy led Spokane to a comeback victory against Westchester with a goal and two assists. The former Real Salt Lake and Dundee FC midfielder ended the day with eight duels won, six interceptions, six recoveries, three shots on target, three fouls won, two completed dribbles and two tackles won.

M - Ajmeer Spengler, Texoma FC: With the first brace of his professional career, Spengler became the first player in Texoma history to score twice in a single match. The 24-year-old added four duels won, three fouls earned, two recoveries, one block and a 68% passing accuracy rate.

F - Christian Chaney, Charlotte Independence: The veteran League One goalscorer bagged his fourth of the season to help jumpstart Charlotte's 4-3 comeback victory against Texoma. Chaney finished with seven duels won, three shots on target, three fouls won, and he completed 65% of his passes.

F - Alfredo Midence, Charlotte Independence: On loan from Lexington, the reigning USL League One Golden Playmaker and Young Player of the Year recorded a goal and an assist in Charlotte's victory in Texas. The 22-year-old contributed with an additional five duels won, two accurate crosses, two tackles won, two completed long passes and two fouls won.

Coach - Leigh Veidman, Spokane Velocity FC: Spokane were one of two sides in Week 9 to record comeback victories and now sit atop the table for the first time in club history. Despite maintaining the lowest possession percentage on the week (43%), Veidman's side downed Westchester, 3-1, thanks in part to its league-leading 100% tackles success rate and 61% duel success rate.

Bench - Sean Lewis (KNX), Ivan Agyaakwah (GVL), Clay Dimick (CLT), Marco Milanese (OMA), Nils Seufert (RIC), Masashi Wada (POR), Azaad Liadi (POR)