Wisconsin Soccer Central

Charles Kazlauskas (Milwaukee Thomas More) scored his first league goal since February 2010 as host Helmond Sport beat 10-man FC Zwolle 3-1 in a Jupiler League match Monday night in Holland.

Kazlauskas started at right midfielder and put Helmond Sport (3-2-0) ahead in the 14th minute with his first goal in league play since Feb. 19, 2010.

It was his seventh goal overall in three seasons with the club, his most recent one coming during a Dutch Cup match last September.

Here's a video of the goal:

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• Former Cardinal Stritch players Paul Dugdale and David Perich were in the starting lineup as third-seeded Inglewood United lost to second-seeded Perth SC 4-2 Sunday in Perth, Australia, in the All Flags qualifying final, the first match of the playoffs for the second-division Football West Premier League. Dugdale was subbed out at halftime and Perich was substituted in the 49th minute for Inglewood United (11-8-4), which plays host to No. 4 seed Sorrento (11-6-6) in the minor semifinal Saturday.
• The NSC Minnesota Stars of the North American Soccer League ended their loan agreement with Major League Soccer's Sporting Kansas City concerning defender-midfielder Scott Lorenz (UW) last week. "We wish Scotty the best, and we're disappointed that his time here didn't work out this year," Stars coach Manny Lagos said in a news release. Lorenz started all eight matches for NSC Minnesota during the loan, logging 865 minutes – he was a starter for the Stars last season – and is back with Sporting Kansas City.