SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Cam Weaver scored just before halftime to give the San Jose Earthquakes a lead they never relinquished as they defeated the Houston Dynamo 3-2 on Saturday night at Buck Shaw Stadium.

Weaver's goal capped a wild 14-minute span in the first half when all five goals were scored. Ryan Johnson and Arturo Alvarez scored three minutes apart to give the Quakes a two-goal lead, but the Dynamo responded quickly, with goals from Chris Wondolowski and Brad Davis in a three-minute span to pull level, setting the stage for Weaver's 44th-minute heroics.

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The San Jose Earthquakes ended their debut season on a high note Saturday night, as they defeated Toronto FC, 2-0, at Buck Shaw Stadium. The Quakes received goals from Ryan Cochrane and Shea Salinas

The San Jose Earthquakes finished their return season in Major League Soccer with a flourish Saturday night, defeating Toronto FC 2-0, courtesy of second-half goals by Ryan Cochrane and Shea Salinas. The home side dominated the match for long stretches, only to be repeatedly denied by TFC 'keeper Greg Sutton. But San Jose finally found a way through four minutes into the second half, when Cochrane headed home Ronnie O'Brien's corner kick. Salinas then put the game away with a stoppage-time penalty kick.

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At least San Jose did not finish in Last place in MLS West Division. That Honor goes to the LA Galaxy!!

SJ Quakes Are No Longer at Bottom in The West After the Win Against Kansas City 2-1

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Two months ago, the San Jose Earthquakes were dead and buried. Saturday night against the Kansas City Wizards, they continued their resurrection, as Darren Huckerby's header with seven minutes remaining allowed the Quakes to claim a 2-1 victory and continue their push for a playoff spot.

Calif. -- The San Jose Earthquakes attempt to climb out of the Western Division cellar got another step up Saturday night as they beat a depleted New England Revolution 4-0 at Buck Shaw Stadium.

Ronnie O'Brien scored two goals and set up another, with Ryan Johnson and Scott Sealy also scoring as the Quakes scored three goals in 17 minutes late in the game. With the victory, San Jose has won two games in a row for the first time this season, and is now is unbeaten in their last five matches. New England's loss drops them to second place in the Eastern Conference, one point behind Columbus.

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It was the eighth game of the season, but Thursday's showdown with the Houston Dynamo felt like the true rebirth of the San Jose Earthquakes.

The Quakes beat the team they replaced, a 2-1 victory over the defending Major League Soccer champions that was their first at home and their most complete game of the season