SKC II
Juice Boxes and Post Game Stats: Sporting KC II End Home Season
Sporting Kansas City II ended the home portion of the 2026 MLS Next Pro season on Sunday evening at Victory Field in Swope Park. It didn’t end on the highest of notes though as SKCII fell 5-1 to Los Angeles FC 2 5-1. Tega Ikoba scored the lone goal for Sporting in the loss.
Here are the stats and milestones from the game.
Brady Krysiewicz became the 20th youngest player to appear in a game in league play or all competitions for SKCII.
He became the 16th youngest player to start a game in league play or in all competitions.
Shane Donovan made his 63rd league appearance for KC, breaking his tie with Jake Davis for 8th all time on that list.
Johann Ortiz made his 57th league appearance for KC, tying him with Cielo Tschantret and Kaveh Rad for 11th all time on that list.
Ortiz made his 58th appearance in all competitions for KC, tying him with Tschantret and Sebastian Cruz for 11th all time on that list.
In the 70th minute, Pierre Lurot passed Rad and moved into 7th all time for league minutes played for SKCII. He finished the game with 4,742 minutes played.
In the 25th minute, Lurot passed Rad and moved into 9th all time for minutes played in all competitions for SKCII. In the 27th minute, he then passed Maouloune Goumballe and moved into 8th all time on that list. He finished the game with 4,787 minutes played.
Lurot made his 53rd league appearance for KC, breaking his tie with Ozzie Cisneros for 16th all time on that list.
Lurot made his 54th appearance in all competitions, tying him with Adrian Zendejas and Kharlton Belmar for 19th all time on that list.
Lurot made his 52nd start in league play for KC, breaking his tie with Davis and Wan Kuzain for 9th all time on that list.
Lurot made his 52nd start in all competitions for KC, tying him with Colton Storm for 11th all time on that list.
Tega Ikoba scored his 8th league goal for KC, tying him with Josh Coan for 15th all time on that list.
It was his 8th goal in all competitions, tying him with Coan, Dane Kelly, and Tyler Blackwood for 16th all time on that list.