11/1/09 Hump Street win opening round of NJSA Cup	2-1 Win
Belle Mead, NJ- It was an early morning for the hump street boys on the day after Halloween.   The field was muddy and slick but that didn’t seem to slow down either side.  Hump street got off to a great start in the first half, dominating in both possession and opportunities.  It seemed it would be an easy day at about the 20th minute when right full back Diego Quattrocchi served up some Italian magic.  He dropped a ball brilliantly into the the box where the buffalo bill Jeremy Watson was patiently waiting, and he buried the header to give Hump Street an early lead.  The domination of possession continued and Hump Street nearly doubled their tally when new face John Barrajo took a rifle from about 20 yards out.  Cranfords keeper made an unbelievable one handed save on the dipping shot.   All signs seemed to be pointed in a the direction of a hump street victory until with about 5 minutes left in the first half Cranford got on the board with a controversial goal involving a slide tackle on the Hump Street goalkeeper Angelo Ratto.  Both teams came out hungry for a win in the second half as the referee became card happy with the Gialloblu.  After the speedy right midfielder nico ratto was handed a yellow card for a clean slide tackle, chaos ensued.  The assistant coach Chubrock Percontino became livid with the referee’s decision and gave him a piece of his mind… for approximately 15 minutes straight.  He was sent to the children’s playground to view the rest of the match.  With about 10 minutes left, Striker Pino Tubito seemed to be back to regular form as he chested down a ball in the boxed, turned on the defender and placed the ball neatly into the back of the net, putting Hump Street ahead for good.	vs.          Cranford FC v. Hump St FC Goal Scorers: Watson, Tubito
9/20/09 Hump Street get late scare, but hold off for the win
Parsippany, NJ- After winning their opener, Hump Street took on their cross town counterparts in week 2. Hump Street quickly jumped to an early lead getting two goals from Salazar in the opening 25 minutes. The Lions looked a bit flate goin into halftime, but magic happened as Coach Ray Bueno took the sidelines in the second half to motivate his team. The second half started much different than the first with good play from both sides, but it was the gialloblu who opened their lead further as Ratto was taken down in the box and converted the spot kick. The Lions pulled one back ten minutes later. Hump Street responded well as Salazar completed his hat trick for the 4-1 lead. The gialloblu could not close the game out from their sitting back with the lead the Lions quickly gained momentum and in the final 10 minutes scored two goals one off a free kick rebounding off the keeper Ratto. Hump Street managed to hold on in the final couple minutes to win 4-3.	vs.              NJ Lions v. Hump St FC Goal Scorers: Salazar (3), Ratto
9/13/09 Hump Street wins season opener in comfortable fashion 6-3
Parsippany, NJ- Hump opened their season with a big win against Spring Street at Jannarone Park in Parsippany. Coach Nicola "Chubrock" Percontino managed the match to perfection with Giuseppe Ferrara away on vacation in his hometown of Palermo, Italy. The early minutes of the match were very shaky and Spring Street took advantage to take a 1-0 lead. The gialloblu quickly reacted as Salazar slipped Watson through who then dribbled past the keeper and walked the ball in the net. Spring St reacted again as a shallow cross came across the face of the goal and was defelcted into the back of the net.What looked to be a suspect first half quickly turned around as Hump Street scored 2 goals in the final 10 minutes to capture the lead. Narciso ("Gattuso") low rocket found the lower right corner through traffic. Then it was Vercollone who got on the score sheet. The gialloblu came out determined in the second half and were quickly on the board through a doppietta di il "Francese" Michele Gambino. His first slotting home the empty net after a string of passes. The second off a feed from Salazar which Gambino took well to beat the kepper in the lower left corner. With the 5-2 lead the gialloblue were cruising to victory. Spring Street gave one last scare as a ball was played behind the back line to a lonesome Spring St player who converted the one on one. In the closing minutes the pitbull Michele "Gattuso" found the back of the net for the second time in the match blasting a shot in front of goal into the upper corner.	vs.   Spring St Strikers v. Hump St FC Goal Scorers: Watson, Narciso (2), Vercollone, Gambino (2)
8/22/09 Gialloblu reaches finals of Skyline Cup, but Newark takes home the trophy
Hoboken, NJ- The gialloblu hosted their 6th annual Skyline Cup and were able to reach their 5th final. They opened the group stage against Hoboken FC 1912. Hump Street struggled to find the net, but with minutes remaning, Christian Vercollone shot from 20 yards out and beat the Hoboken keeper for the 1-0 Win.  Hump Street then went on to beat Secaucus FC 2-0. In the final group stage match, the gialloblue defeated Hoboken City AS 3-0.  Hump Street faced off against Sporting Astoria in the semi-final match. The match was scoreless until Perez made a great run down the the left wing cut into the box and chipped the keeper nicely to advance the gialloblu into the finals. Hump Street met the Newark Enforcers in the final in a repeat from last year's version of the cup where the gialloblue took home the trophy defeating Newark 1-0. The tables turned in this year's edition as Newark emerged victorious with a 2-1 win in the 2009 cup final.
8/16/09 Two Goals from Vercollone helps the gialloblu down Champions League side Secaucus FC
Jersey City, NJ: Hump Street opened up their pre-season campaign with a friendly match against Secaucus FC at the Caven Point Complex in Jersey City, NJ.  It was a good conditioning test for the players as the temperature and humidity made it very difficult. In the opening minutes both teams looked fresh and well matched.  Secaucus had an early couple of chances with a shot from distance and a header that sailed over from a corner kick.  Hump Street opened the scoring first with a strike in the 33rd minute from newbie Christian Vercollone. It was Vercollone again on the second goal 7 minutes later as he was played in one on one with the keeper and struck a near post shot to double the gialloblu's lead. Hump Street went into the half with a 2 goal lead.  Hump Street looked stronger in the second half and came through with a third goal. Zekiroski's blast from distance left the keeper no chance as it sailed into the upper corner. Zekiroski nearly doubled his tally minutes later, but a brilliant save from Kevin East kept the scoring at 3. In the final 15 minutes Gambino closed out the scoring for the day with a shot from 35 yards out that caught the keeper of guard as it blew past him over his head and into the top netting. A very strong performance by the gialloblu and the team looks to build on this performance on Saturday when the team will play for the coveted Skyline Cup trophy. The gialloblue opens up against Hoboken FC 1912 then takes on Secaucus FC and finishing up against Hoboken City All-Stars.	vs.
8/10/09 Hump Street to Scrimmage Secaucus FC:
Hump Street is set to kickoff their pre-season opener with a friendly against Secaucus FC on August 16th 2009 at 11:00 AM. The game will take place at Caven Point in Jersey City, NJ. Secaucus FC has recently moved into the Champions League Division a top flight for the Tri-State Area.	vs.      Secaucus FC vs. Hump St FC
8/10/09 Hump Street Holding Open Tryouts:
Hump Street will be holding open tryouts on Saturday August 15th at 1:00 PM Sinatra Park (Hoboken, NJ).