MONTREAL -- The Montreal Impact have traded Brian Ching back to the Houston Dynamo, the team he never wanted to leave. The veteran forward was sent back to Houston on Thursday in exchange for a conditional first round pick in the 2013 MLS SuperDraft. Montreal selected Ching first overall in the expansion draft in November, even though the 33-year-old made it clear he was disappointed to have been left available by the Dynamo. He threatened to retire, but ended up reporting when Montreal opened camp on Jan. 16. "We have made this decision based on reasons that we felt were beneficial for both the desires and needs of our club and the wishes of Brian Ching," Impact coach Jesse Marsch said in a statement. "We wish him luck on his return to Houston and thank him for his commitment and professionalism while a member of our organization." Ching left the Impacts camp in Carson, Calif., this week for what the team said was personal reasons. The American striker has said he wanted to end is career in Houston and had especially been looking forward to playing in the Dynamos new stadium. After the deal was announced, Ching said in a Twitter message: "Im excited to be back in Houston. I am going to miss my (at)impactmontreal boys. Best of luck this year. I know you guys will do well." Ching scored four times in Houstons inaugural game in 2006 and is the teams all-time leading scorer with 63 goals, nearly twice more than second-place Dwayne De Rosario. He is fifth all-time in games played for the club with 168, fourth in games started with 144 and third in assists with 24. "I am very happy to have Brian back with the team," said Dynamo coach Dominic Kinnear. "This is a very important year for the Dynamo, and if anyone deserves to be involved with the team, its Brian." Ching was limited to 20 appearances last season due to injury, but still tied for the team lead with five goals. He also helped Houston reach the MLS Cup Final. "It feels good having Brian back where he belongs," said Dynamo president Chris Canetti. "It was a long and difficult process, but we got the right result. "I am happy that he will have the opportunity to play in the new stadium in front of his Houstonian fans who so badly wanted him here." The move leaves the Impact thin at forward, where Justin Braun, Miguel Montano, Steven Miller and Canadians Evan James and Cal Haworth are vying for spots in the starting 11. Veteran Eduardo Sebrango is also trying out for the squad. The Impact have 24 players on their roster, six under the limit, and are expected to add bodies before they kick off their inaugural MLS season on the road March 10 against the Vancouver Whitecaps. They play their first home game March 17 against the Chicago Fire at Olympic Stadium. Adidas Zx 700 Dames . Only goal difference is keeping Tottenham behind second-place United while Citys lead is three points. 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Winston is the overwhelming favourite to win the award Saturday night in New York now that a sexual assault complaint against him in Tallahassee, Fla.RENO, Nev. - Scott Piercy could only think of one word when he rolled in a 7-foot putt for par on the final hole at the Reno-Tahoe Open to claim his first victory on the PGA Tour. "Finally," Piercy said Sunday after squandering a three-stroke lead then dodging more trouble down the stretch to beat Pat Perez by one stroke at Montreux Golf & Country Club on the edge of the Sierra Nevada. "It kind of feels like I got the monkey off the back," said the 32-year-old Las Vegas native whose best previous finish in his three years on tour was a tie for sixth at the Honda Classic in 2009. "Ive been in the final group five times I think and didnt close the deal," he said. "I always thought I could do it and it was just a matter of doing it. Now I did it ... A big sigh of relief." His final round of 2-under 70 to finish at 15-under 273 didnt come without some drama. A day after setting the course record with a 61, he had to scramble his way around the 7,472-yard mountain layout to claim the $540,000 winners check. Piercy picked up where he left off on Saturday with a birdie on the first hole and closed out the front nine where he shot an 8-under 28 the day before with two more birdies to make the turn with a three-stroke lead at 16-under. He still led by three through No. 11, but Perez birdied the par-4 12th and par-5 13th. Piercy then bogeyed the 365-yard, par-4 14th when he tried to drive the green, hit a cart path and bounced 30 yards left. Tied with two holes to go, Perez gave a stroke back with a bogey the par-4 17th, missing an 8-footer for par. Piercy hit his drive 387 yards on the 616-yard downhill closing hole but it ran right into the sage brush. After helping his playing partner Josh Teater look for his errant drive in sage on the other side of the fairway for more than five minutes, Piercy knocked his own ball out safely then pitched onto the green about 30 feet from the pin. Needing only a 2-putt to win, he sent his first attempt 7 feeet past the hole before wobbling in the winner.dddddddddddd "Yeah, 30 feet and 2-putting is not as easy as it looks sometimes," said Piercy, who started the week ranked 142nd on the money list with US$365,162 but now will see his earnings approach $1 million for the second time. "I had one little hiccup and just played solid from there," he said about the lone bogey. "Coming down the stretch, you know, making pars is sometimes as good as making birdies." The first native Nevadan to win the 13-year-old tourney also locked up a spot next weeks PGA Championship. "We had vacation planned next week. Now Ive got to cancel," he joked afterwards. Perez shot a 68 to finish at 274, his third runner-up finish to go with one career victory on tour. "I missed three putts inside 10 feet the last three holes. Thats not going to win," said Perez, who added there was nothing good he could think of to take away from the experience. "No, no positive. Second, second, second. First loser," he said. Steve Flesch, who won the 2007 Reno-Tahoe Open, shot a 68 on Sunday and Blake Adams had a 69 to tie for third another stroke back. "Best Ive played in a couple of years," said Flesch, 44, who claimed the most recent of his four career PGA victories four years ago. "It makes me feel good that I can still play. I kind of would get to the point where I didnt know if I could even compete any more out here with some of these guys," he said. "I needed to play the par-5s better this week. Jim Renner shot a 68 to claim fifth place at 12-under. 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