Jeremiah White and AGF Aarhus clinched second place in the Danish First Division this past week and have assured themselves a spot in the Superliga next season. Last Wednesday, White started as a forward and picked up an assist on the opening goal in a 3-1 win over Olstykke. On Sunday, AGF secured the second spot in the table with a 2-0 win over Kolding FC. White returned to his regular right back position and played the full 90 minutes in the win.

Danish 1st Division	GP	W	L	T	PTS
Lyngby	29	19	3	7	64
AGF Aarhus	29	18	6	5	59
Fredericia	29	16	8	5	53
SonderjyskE	29	15	9	5	50
Top two are promoted to the Superliga

White becomes the first player from the Ocean City Barons to play in a top division Europe. The Superliga features teams like FC Copenhagen and Brondby IF. Copenhagen made headlines this past year when they upset Scottish powerhouse Celtic FC and Manchester United in the UEFA Champions League.

For the rest of the Barons, it was a slow week. The Vancouver Whitecaps and the Harrisburg City islanders had the week off.

Michael Todd started in last Friday’s 1-0 win at Montreal, where Byron Alvarez scored a dramatic 90th minute game-winning goal. On Sunday, the Battery were brought down to earth with a 5-2 drubbing at Rochester. Todd came off the bench late in the second half in the losing effort.

Down south, Miami FC held the Minnesota Thunder to a 1-1 draw. Patrick Hannigan made three saves in the game, and Chris Williams is still out of the lineup due to injury.

Barons in the pros in the Open Cup

First Round

Harrisburg City Islanders (USL-2) 4:0 Aegean Hawks FC (USASA)
Devlin and Nelson got the night off as the City Islanders took care of business.

Charleston Battery (USL-1) 3:0 Central Florida Kraze (PDL)
Michael Todd started and played 83 minutes.

Miami FC (USL-1) 2:2 El Paso Patriots (PDL) -- Patriots advance on PKs 4-3
Hannigan and Williams are knocked out of the tournament thanks to a late equalizer and penalty kicks.