Westchester SC dismantled Richmond Kickers 5–2 in USL League One on Wednesday, racing to a five-goal lead before halftime. Timofey Timchenko, Conor McGlynn (two), and Jonathan Jimenez (two) did the damage for the hosts, while Nils Seufert and Tarik Pannholzer pulled goals back for Richmond in a brief second-half rally.

Timchenko opened the scoring in the 14th minute, and Westchester doubled their advantage just two minutes later when McGlynn finished from a Dean Guezen delivery. The onslaught paused briefly, but a devastating five-minute spell late in the first half killed the contest. McGlynn grabbed his second in the 34th minute before Jimenez struck twice in quick succession — both in the 37th and 39th minutes, both from Guezen assists. The playmaker was the architect of Westchester's best work, directly involved in three of the five goals.

Richmond came out with more urgency after the break. Seufert pulled one back in the 48th minute, finishing from a Pannholzer pass, and Pannholzer then got on the scoresheet himself three minutes later, converting from a Dakota Barnathan assist. At 5–2, there was a flicker of something — but it never materialized. The Kickers' frustration showed as the half wore on, with Seufert, Mujeeb Murana, Zahir Vasquez, and Matthew Bolduc all picking up yellow cards across the second half.

Westchester saw the game out comfortably. The emphatic victory gives them a significant boost as the League One season enters its final stretch.