Game Guide: SJ-DC by Frank Stranzl

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES v D.C. UNITED (July 30, Buck Shaw Stadium, 7:30 p.m. PT) PROBABLE LINEUPS

2011 SEASON RECORDS Earthquakes at home

GP 21 11

W-L-T 5-7-9 3-2-6

PTS 24 15

GF 24 15

GA 27 11

United on road

19 9

5-6-8 3-3-3

23 12

24 11

30 13

18 Busch

LEAGUE HEAD-TO-HEAD

20 Ward

ALL-TIME (31 meetings): Earthquakes 14 wins (3 shootout), 48 goals … United 10 wins (0 shootout), 50 goals … Ties 6 AT SAN JOSE (15 meetings): Earthquakes 7 wins (1 shootout), 23 goals … United 2 wins (0 shootout), 18 goals … Ties 6

Leitch

Attakora

12 Corrales

Cronin

Stephenson

Peterson

2011 (MLS) 6/11: DC 2, SJ 4 (Najar 13; Brettschneider 34 - Lenhart 15, 22, 60; Dawkins 49) UPCOMING MATCHES UNITED EARTHQUAKES Sat. Aug. 6 Toronto FC Sat. Aug. 6 Portland Sat. Aug. 13 Vancouver Sat. Aug. 13 Colorado Thu. Aug. 18 at Chicago Sat. Aug. 20 at Los Angeles Sun. Aug. 21 at Sporting KC Sat. Aug. 27 at Toronto FC

Wondolowski

Sealy

Wolff

Davies

7 De Rosario

14 Najar

WHERE THE GOALS COME FROM F 24 79

A 27 70

F 24 71

Simms

UNITED

GOALS SCORED MINUTES PER GOAL

Woolard

A 30 57

17 7 0 0

14 5 11 0

12 4 0 1 6 1 0 0

11 7 2 1 6 0 2 1

5 15 4

5 25 0

TYPE OF PLAY

11 6 4 1 0 1 1 0

12 5 2 3 2 1 2 0

OPEN PLAY CROSS CORNER REBOUND PENALTIES DIRECT FROM FREE KICK FREE KICK (INDIRECT) OWN GOALS

3 18 3

9 12 6

INSIDE GOAL AREA INSIDE PENALTY AREA OUTSIDE PENALTY AREA

DISTANCE

(W-L-T) SJ DC

RECORD LEAD 1-0-1 3-0-1

AT HALFTIME TIED TRAIL 4-5-7 0-2-1 2-2-4 0-4-3

Home win Road win Home loss Road loss Tie game Shutout for Shutout vs.

White

(4) (4) (7) (0) (1) (2) (0)

LWTTLLLTWWTWWLTTLTTTL WLLTWLLWTTWTLTTTWTL

D.C. UNITED 1 Steve Cronin (GK) 2 Brandon McDonald (MF) 3 Austin da Luz (MF) 4 Marc Burch (DF) 5 Dejan Jakovic (DF) 6 Kurt Morsink (MF) 7 Dwayne De Rosario (MF) 8 Branko Boskovic (MF) 9 Charlie Davies (FW) 11 Joseph Ngwenya (FW) 12 Jed Zayner (DF) 13 Chris Pontius (MF) 14 Andy Najar (MF) 15 Ethan White (DF) 16 Josh Wolff (FW) 17 Conor Shanosky (MF) 18 Devon McTavish (DF) 19 Clyde Simms (MF) 20 Stephen King (MF) 21 Daniel Woolard (DF) 22 Chris Korb (DF) 23 Perry Kitchen (MF) 24 Brandon Barklage (MF) 25 Santino Quaranta (MF) 28 Bill Hamid (GK) 29 Blake Brettschneider (FW) 31 Joe Willis (GK)

INTERNATIONAL DUTY none

RECORD WITH FIRST GOAL SCORE ALLOW 4-1-3 1-6-3 5-1-2 0-5-3

GAME-BY-GAME: WON/LOST/TIED Earthquakes United

McDonald

Kitchen

REFEREE: Mark Kadlecik. SAR (bench): James Conlee; JAR (opposite): Mike Kampmeinert; 4th: Edvin Jurisevic INJURY REPORTS SJ - OUT: MF Andre Luiz (L knee injury); DF Ike Opara (L foot injury); DOUBTFUL: DF Steven Beitashour (R leg injury); QUESTIONABLE: FW Alan Gordon (R quadriceps strain); MF Simon Dawkins (R hamstring strain) … DC - OUT: MF Branko Boskovic (L ACL tear); DF Devon McTavish (concussion); MF Santino Quaranta (concussion); DF Jed Zayner (L knee sprain); GK Joe Willis (L little finger fracture); QUESTIONABLE: FW Charlie Davies (L knee inflammation); FW Josh Wolff (L hamstring strain); PROBABLE: MF Brandon Barklage (concussion); FW Blake Brettschneider (concussion) DISCIPLINARY SITUATION SUSPENDED: SJ: Brad Ring (through July 31); Bobby Burling (through July 31) WARNINGS (suspended next yellow card): none

THE LAST TIME SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES Date Score (Gms since) 6/04/2011 SJ 2, HOU 0 6/11/2011 SJ 4, DC 2 4/23/2011 SJ 1, CHV 2 7/23/2011 SJ 0, RSL 4 7/20/2011 SJ 2, VAN 2 7/16/2011 SJ 0, CLB 0 7/23/2011 SJ 0, RSL 4

Hamid

RIGHT FOOT LEFT FOOT HEADERS OTHER

13 7 6 1

2 28

HOW SCORED

6 8 9 1

11 Convey

Pontius

EARTHQUAKES

ROSTERS S.J. EARTHQUAKES 1 David Bingham (GK) 2 Bobby Burling (DF) 3 Chris Leitch (DF) 4 Sam Cronin (MF) 5 Brad Ring (MF) 6 Ike Opara (DF) 7 Khari Stephenson (MF) 8 Chris Wondolowski (FW) 9 Scott Sealy (FW) 10 Simon Dawkins (MF) 11 Bobby Convey (MF) 12 Ramiro Corrales (DF) 13 Andrew Weber (GK) 15 Justin Morrow (DF) 16 Alan Gordon (FW) 17 Joey Gjertsen (MF) 18 Jon Busch (GK 19 Jacob Peterson (MF) 20 Tim Ward (DF) 21 Jason Hernandez (DF) 23 Anthony Ampaipitakwong (MF) 24 Steven Lenhart (FW) 25 Ellis McLoughlin (FW) 27 Nana Attakora (DF) 28 Andre Luiz (MF) 30 Rafael Baca (MF) 32 Matt Luzunaris (FW) 33 Steven Beitashour (DF)

D.C. UNITED Date Score (Gms since) 5/04/2011 DC 2, SEA 7/09/2011 DC 1, NY 7/20/2011 DC 0, NE 4/29/2011 DC 1, HOU 7/16/2011 DC 0, DAL 7/16/2011 DC 0, DAL 7/20/2011 DC 0, NE

1 0 1 4 0 0 1

(6) (1) (0) (5) (1) (1) (0)

TEAM LEADERS EARTHQUAKES G: 8 Wondolowski A: 3 Beitashour/Lenhart SHT: 53 Wondolowski SOG: 24 Wondolowski FC: 30 Lenhart FS: 36 Lenhart OF: 14 Wondolowski C: 6 Lenhart E: 2 Burling UNITED G: 8 Davies A: 5 Wolff SHT: 46 Pontius SOG: 18 Pontius FC: 22 Najar FS: 22 Pontius OF: 13 Wolff C: 3 Fred/White E: 1 Jakovic/Quaranta

GOALSCORING GOALS SCORED IN GAME GP 0 1 2 SJ 21 9 3 7 DC 19 5 7 4

RECORD 3 1 3

4+ 1 0

TOT AVG 24 1.14 24 1.26

GOALS ALLOWED IN GAME GP 0 1 2 3 SJ 21 6 6 7 1 DC 19 5 6 4 0

4+ 1 4

TOT AVG 27 1.29 30 1.58

GOALS BY INTERVALS GOALS SCORED Total 1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90 SJ 24 3 3 4 7 5 2 DC 24 4 0 5 3 7 5 GOALS ALLOWED Total 1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90 SJ 27 4 2 5 1 5 10 DC 30 5 3 5 4 5 8

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES v D.C. UNITED (July 30, Buck Shaw Stadium, 7:30 p.m. PT - MLS Game 197)

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 27 28 30 32 33

Player David Bingham Bobby Burling Chris Leitch Sam Cronin Brad Ring Ike Opara Khari Stephenson Chris Wondolowski Scott Sealy Simon Dawkins Bobby Convey Ramiro Corrales Andrew Weber Justin Morrow Alan Gordon Joey Gjertsen Jon Busch Jacob Peterson Tim Ward Jason Hernandez Anthony Ampaipitakwong Steven Lenhart Ellis McLoughlin Nana Attakora Andre Luiz Rafael Baca Matt Luzunaris Steven Beitashour

Pos GK DF DF MF MF DF MF FW FW MF MF DF GK DF FW MF GK MF DF DF MF FW FW DF MF MF FW DF

Ht 6-2 6-5 5-11 5-10 5-10 6-2 6-1 6-0 5-10 5-10 5-9 6-0 6-2 5-9 6-3 5-9 5-10 5-10 6-0 5-11 5-8 6-1 5-10 6-1 6-0 5-8 6-1 5-10

Wt 185 195 165 165 165 180 185 165 175 160 150 180 190 165 190 165 165 165 165 170 160 190 165 185 174 160 170 170

HEAD COACH : Frank Yallop

Birthdate 10/19/1989 10/15/1984 04/01/1979 12/12/1986 04/07/1987 02/21/1989 01/18/1981 01/28/1983 06/04/1981 12/01/1987 05/27/1983 03/12/1977 08/09/1983 10/04/1987 10/16/1981 06/13/1982 08/18/1976 01/27/1986 02/28/1987 08/26/1983 06/14/1988 08/28/1986 07/08/1990 03/27/1989 01/11/1974 09/11/1989 03/09/1989 02/01/1987

Birthplace Castro Valley, CA Clear Lake City, TX Columbus, OH Atlanta, GA Rockford, IL Durham, NC Kingston, Jamaica Danville, CA Petit Valley, Trinidad & Tobago England Philadelphia, PA Los Angeles, CA Austin, TX Cleveland, OH Long Beach, CA Tacoma, WA Queens, NY Portage, MI Waukesha, WI New York, NY Carrollton, TX Jacksonville, FL Seattle, WA North York, Ontario, Canada Sao Paulo, Brazil Tuxcan, Michoacan, Mexico Margate, FL San Jose, CA

2011 GP GS G 0 0 0 11 11 0 13 11 0 17 12 0 16 14 0 8 5 0 18 16 3 17 17 8 9 4 0 15 10 4 16 14 1 17 17 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 8 7 4 8 7 0 21 21 0 16 16 0 2 1 0 19 19 0 11 5 0 14 13 5 6 0 1 7 5 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 2 0 0 8 8 0

A 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 2 2 0 0 1 2 0 2 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 3

04/04/1961

CAREER GP GS G 0 0 0 59 52 1 195 174 0 67 58 1 27 18 0 19 15 3 38 28 4 98 62 33 126 88 31 15 10 4 159 147 11 261 235 13 2 2 0 4 1 0 116 73 21 26 23 1 186 185 0 132 80 9 70 61 0 143 126 0 11 5 0 77 43 18 6 0 1 57 51 3 16 16 0 4 1 0 2 0 0 16 15 1

A 0 1 14 6 1 0 3 6 9 1 30 28 0 0 16 3 0 9 7 2 2 7 0 4 1 0 0 3

W92 L90 T63

D.C. UNITED No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 31

Player Steve Cronin Brandon McDonald Austin da Luz Marc Burch Dejan Jakovic Kurt Morsink Dwayne De Rosario Branko Boskovic Charlie Davies Joseph Ngwenya Jed Zayner Chris Pontius Andy Najar Ethan White Josh Wolff Conor Shanosky Devon McTavish Clyde Simms Stephen King Daniel Woolard Chris Korb Perry Kitchen Brandon Barklage Santino Quaranta Bill Hamid Blake Brettschneider Joe Willis HEAD COACH: Ben Olsen

Pos GK MF MF DF DF MF MF MF FW FW DF MF MF DF FW MF DF MF MF DF DF MF MF MF GK FW GK

Ht 6-3 6-1 5-10 6-0 6-2 5-10 5-11 6-2 5-10 6-1 5-11 6-0 5-7 6-0 5-9 6-4 6-1 5-10 5-8 5-10 5-9 6-0 5-11 6-1 6-3 6-0 6-5

Wt 197 185 160 181 178 160 164 170 160 175 165 170 150 183 160 185 180 167 153 155 160 160 165 185 225 172 190

Birthdate 05/28/1983 01/16/1986 10/09/1987 05/07/1984 07/16/1985 06/27/1984 05/15/1978 06/21/1980 06/25/1986 03/30/1981 12/13/1984 05/12/1987 03/16/1993 01/01/1991 02/25/1977 12/13/1991 08/08/1984 08/21/1982 03/06/1986 05/22/1984 10/08/1987 02/29/1992 11/02/1986 10/14/1984 11/25/1990 04/11/1989 08/10/1988 05/03/1977

Birthplace Sacramento, CA Phoenix, AZ San Diego, CA Cincinnati, OH Karlovac, Croatia Orlando, FL Scarborough, Ontario, Canada Vojvodina, Montenegro Manchester, NH Plumtree, Zimbabwe Valparaiso, IN West Covina, CA Santa Cruz, Honduras Kensington, MD Stone Mountain, GA Pittsburgh, PA Winchester, VA Greensboro, NC Medford, NJ Bedford, TX Gates Mills, OH Indianapolis, IN St. Louis, MO Baltimore, MD Annandale, VA Lilburn, GA St. Louis, MO

2011 GP GS G 0 0 0 15 12 1 8 4 1 7 7 1 10 10 0 2 2 0 19 18 4 4 1 0 17 11 8 11 5 0 4 4 0 19 19 5 17 14 2 15 14 0 18 15 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 16 0 7 3 0 13 13 0 7 7 0 16 15 1 2 0 0 9 2 1 16 16 0 9 6 1 0 0 0

A 0 0 1 1 0 0 6 0 1 0 1 1 3 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0

CAREER GP GS G 30 30 0 78 68 4 8 4 1 93 77 3 52 51 0 69 45 0 260 215 81 17 9 0 17 11 8 113 73 17 49 34 0 64 55 11 43 36 7 15 14 0 246 201 79 0 0 0 83 69 1 169 134 3 57 30 2 29 19 1 7 7 0 16 15 1 9 3 0 168 125 27 24 24 0 9 6 1 0 0 0 W8 L14 T8

A 0 4 1 10 0 3 57 0 1 8 2 5 4 0 45 0 4 7 2 0 2 0 0 25 0 2 0

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES vs D.C. UNITED BUCK SHAW STADIUM, Santa Clara, Calif. 7:30 p.m. ET (CSN-BA; CSN-MA)

July 30, 2011 (WEEK 20; MLS Game 197)

The San Jose Earthquakes return home looking to put an end to a long winless run when D.C. United pay a visit to Buck Shaw Stadium on Saturday evening. The Quakes haven’t won in eight league games, since defeating United on June 11, after a 4-0 loss at Real Salt Lake last weekend. United last played in league competition 10 days ago, falling 10 to the New England Revolution at home. REFEREE: Mark Kadlecik. SAR (bench): James Conlee; JAR (opposite): Mike Kampmeinert; 4th: Edvin Jurisevic MLS Career: 8 games; FC/gm: 23.9; Y/gm: 3.8; R: 2; pens: 2 INJURY REPORT: SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES – OUT: MF Andre Luiz (L knee injury); DF Ike Opara (L foot injury); DOUBTFUL: DF Steven Beitashour (R leg injury); QUESTIONABLE: FW Alan Gordon (R quadriceps strain); MF Simon Dawkins (R hamstring strain) … D.C. UNITED – OUT: MF Branko Boskovic (L ACL tear); DF Devon McTavish (concussion); MF Santino Quaranta (concussion); DF Jed Zayner (L knee sprain); GK Joe Willis (L little finger fracture); QUESTIONABLE: FW Charlie Davies (L knee inflammation); FW Josh Wolff (L hamstring strain); PROBABLE: MF Brandon Barklage (concussion); FW Blake Brettschneider (concussion) INTERNATIONAL ABSENCES: none SUSPENDED: SJ: Brad Ring (caution accumulation; through July 31); Bobby Burling (through July 31) WARNINGS: SUSPENDED NEXT YELLOW CARD: none SUSPENDED AFTER TWO YELLOW CARDS: SJ: Sam Cronin, Bobby Convey, Alan Gordon, Jason Hernandez, Chris Leitch, Steven Lenhart … DC: Ethan White HEAD-TO-HEAD ALL-TIME (31 meetings): Earthquakes 14 wins (3 shootout), 48 goals … United 10 wins (0 shootout), 50 goals … Ties 6 AT SAN JOSE (15 meetings): Earthquakes 7 wins (1 shootout), 23 goals … United 2 wins (0 shootout), 18 goals … Ties 6  Steven Lenhart netted a hat trick as the Earthquakes came away from RFK Stadium with a 4-2 victory in the first meeting of the season between the clubs, June 11.  The Earthquakes have a six-game unbeaten streak alive against United, including victories on each of their last three trips to RFK Stadium over the last three seasons.  D.C.’s last win against San Jose came June 22, 2008 at home. United have not won at San Jose since a 4-0 victory in 1998.  Coaches record: Frank Yallop vs. DC: P18 W9 L4 D5 … Ben Olsen v SJ: P2 W0 L2 D0 LAST MATCH 6/11: DC 2, SJ 4 (Najar 13; Brettschneider 34 – Lenhart 15, 22, 60; Dawkins 49)  United struck first in the 13th minute. Josh Wolff sent in a low, curling ball from the left side that eluded four Earthquakes defenders before Andy Najar slid it home at the back post.  But San Jose pulled level two minutes later. Steven Lenhart beat the offside trap to meet a Khari Stephenson through ball before rounding D.C. goalkeeeper Bill Hamid for a finish into an unguarded goal. The visitors then pulled level in the 22nd minute when Hamid couldn’t hold a Stephenson shot from just outside the box and Lenhart pounced on the rebound to finish.  Yet United leveled terms in the 34th minute. Blake Brettschneider collected a pass at the edge of the area, turned past Quakes defender Bobby Burling and fired low and hard inside goalkeeper Jon Busch's left post.  Shortly after the break, San Jose re-took the lead. Simon Dawkins played a one-two with Steven Lenhart in the area, slotting home the return pass from behind D.C.’s back line.  The Quakes finished off the match in the 60th minute. Steven Beitashour looped a cross back into the box from the left, and as Hamid came well off his line to challenge, Lenhart got there first to loop a header into the empty net for his hat trick.  D.C. UNITED (4-1-3-2): Bill Hamid - Chris Korb (Brandon Barklage 68), Ethan White, Perry Kitchen, Daniel Woolard (Dax McCarty 78) - Clyde Simms - Andy Najar, Fred, Chris Pontius - Blake Brettschneider (Charlie Davies 62), Josh Wolff.  SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES (4-4-1-1): Jon Busch - Steven Beitashour, Jason Hernandez, Bobby Burling, Bobby Convey - Anthony Ampaipitakwong (Brandon McDonald 89), Sam Cronin, Brad Ring, Ramiro Corrales Khari Stephenson (Simon Dawkins 48) - Steven Lenhart.

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SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES The San Jose Earthquakes saw their winless streak stretched to eight games, going down to a 4-0 defeat to Real Salt Lake on Saturday evening at Rio Tinto Stadium. The Quakes have 24 points from 20 games on the season, sitting in seventh place in the Western Conference. LAST MATCH  The match turned in the 62nd minute. Earthquakes defender Bobby Burling was sent off after Alvaro Saborio went down in the area under his challenge. Burling was sent off by referee David Gantar, and Saborio converted the resulting penalty for the opening goal.  Saborío added another in the 75th minute. Midfielder Ned Grabavoy put a curling ball on frame, which San Jose ‘keeper Jon Busch could not control. Saborío was there for the rebound, and easily slotted it into the back of the net.  Just a few minutes later, RSL struck again. As Saborío took a shot near the penalty spot, teammate Collen Warner got in the way of it, but the ball found its way to the feet of Kyle Beckerman, who drilled the ball into the corner of the net.  Defender Jámison Olave added a fourth goal in the 83rd minute, heading home a cross from Arturo Alvarez to round out the scoring.  Earthquakes boss Frank Yallop made six changes to the team that reached a 2-2 result against Vancouver Whitecaps FC at Buck Shaw Stadium. Nana Attakora, Tim Ward and Bobby Convey came into the back four for Chris Leitch, Jason Hernandez and Ramiro Corrales, Sam Cronin and Rafael Baca came into the midfield for Brad Ring and Simon Dawkins, and Scott Sealy started up top for Steven Lenhart.  SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES (4-4-2): Jon Busch - Nana Attakora (Brad Ring 54), Tim Ward, Bobby Burling (sent off 61), Bobby Convey - Jacob Peterson, Khari Stephenson, Sam Cronin, Rafael Baca - Scott Sealy (Chris Leitch 63), Chris Wondolowski. TEAM NEWS  The Earthquakes has a run of three consecutive draws put to an end in the loss to Real Salt Lake, but still last won in their first meeting with D.C. United, a 4-2 win June 11 at RFK Stadium.  "I just asked Bobby Burling, and he didn't touch him. It’s up to the referee to make sure it is a penalty kick and that changed the game. Red card, penalty, goal and we were done after that. Up until then we were doing OK,” said San Jose boss Frank Yallop.  The four goals allowed by the Quakes was a season-high, after allowing three in a loss to New York on April 16. San Jose has allowed six goals in the last two games.  “Jon is a good goalkeeper and he made some great saves. He kept us in the game early with a good save on (Fabian) Espíndola,” said Yallop.  Bobby Burling received a red card for the second time this season, also sent off July 2 vs. New York.  “It changed the whole game. Up until that point we were playing a pretty good road game against a very good team,” said Busch. “Salt Lake is a very good team, especially at home; they play possession, they knock the ball and wear you down. That card changes the game and it’s a shame, because who knows how it ends.”  After five games out of the starting lineup with a left knee contusion, Bobby Convey returned to the Earthquakes team – at left back. He had played left back for six straight matches, May 14-June 17.  “(S)itting out, you just realize you want to play,” said Convey. “There’s no point in being miserable about it. I just want to get back playing.” Said Quakes coach Frank Yallop: “Whatever the coach — who’s in charge of the players — whatever he thinks you’re good at, you’ve got to embrace it. We talked about it. It’s like, ‘Clear your mind. Whatever I say you do, just do it, because I’m putting you in spots I know you can play and play well at.’”  Convey has also appeared on the left side of midfield – the position he says he prefers – but has made only one start there since beginning the first six games of the season on the left wing.  “For me, I was just more disappointed we weren’t doing as well as last year,” Convey said. “I just wanted to get back to how it was last year, and we weren’t winning as many games. I was thinking if we played the same positions we played last year, we’d win more games like last year. Talking to Frank, he pointed out we won a lot of games with me in the back.” D.C. UNITED D.C. United had their undefeated streak come to an end at five games, falling 1-0 to the New England Revolution on Wednesday evening at RFK Stadium. United have 23 points from 19 games on the year, sitting in sixth place in the Eastern Conference. LAST MATCH  United had a glorious chance to open the scoring just before halftime when Pat Phelan handled inside the box and referee Michael Kennedy pointed to the spot. But Charlie Davies skied his effort over the crossbar.

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The game's lone goal came in the the 73rd minute. Midfielder Stephen McCarthy broke free of Ethan White on a corner kick and sent a glancing header past United goalkeeper Bill Hamid, off the far post and into the back of the net.  United coach Ben Olsen made one change to the team that reached a scoreless draw with FC Dallas at Pizza Hut Park. Josh Wolff came back in for Joseph Ngwenya in attack.  D.C. UNITED (4-1-2-1-2): Bill Hamid - Perry Kitchen, Ethan White, Brandon McDonald, Daniel Woolard - Clyde Simms (Joseph Ngwenya 79), Andy Najar, Chris Pontius (Austin da Luz 71) - Dwayne De Rosario - Charlie Davies, Josh Wolff (Fred 63). TEAM NEWS  United were shut out for a second consecutive match, their first back-to-back games without a goal this season.  “We put a good effort in for the first 45 [minutes] and the goal didn’t come, and then physically we tanked. I was disappointed we didn’t get through it a little bit more and find a way to get a result,” United head coach Ben Olsen said. “We created very good chances, and they created pretty good chances too. Again, you get these summer games were you are back and forth, you give up chances, you get chances – but you got to do well with yours.”  United also allowed a goal for the first time in three games, coming into a midweek game three days after the scoreless draw with FC Dallas.  “Dallas took a lot out of us. I was hoping that we could recover physically, but there were some zombies out there at times,” Olsen said. “You go through these summers and you have games when back-to-back is going to be tough.”  Three of Charlie Davies’ eight goals in league play had come from the penalty spot, but he missed for the first time in MLS.  “I’ve missed them, we’ve all missed them. I’m not too worried about that; I thought he played better today. I thought he was pretty good running off the ball,” Olsen said. “It was just that final stuff that failed him tonight, but he got into some good spots and he was dangerous.”  On Saturday, United fell 3-1 to Everton FC in a friendly at RFK Stadium. Victor Anichebe (4) and Diniyar Bilyaletdinov (16) gave Everton an early lead. Chris Pontius pulled a goal back for United two minutes after the break, but Magaye Gueye put the match away (82)  Here’s United’s team: Bill Hamid (Steve Cronin 46), Chris Korb (Perry Kitchen 46), Brandon McDonald (Clyde Simms 78), Dejan Jakovic (Ethan White 46), Marc Burch (Daniel Woolard 70), Andy Najar (Dwayne De Rosario 46), Stephen King, Kurt Morsink (Conor Shanosky 46), Austin Da Luz, Joseph Ngwenya, Josh Wolff (Chris Pontius 36).

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2011 SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES STATISTICS (5-7-9, 24 pts.) UNF POS PLAYER 8 F Chris Wondolowski 24 F Steven Lenhart 10 M Simon Dawkins 16 F Alan Gordon (TOT) 16 F Alan Gordon (SJ) 7 M Khari Stephenson 11 M Bobby Convey 12 D Ramiro Corrales 14 M *Brandon McDonald 25 F Ellis McLoughlin 33 D Steven Beitashour 23 M Anthony Ampaipitakwong 17 M Joey Gjertsen 19 F *Ryan Johnson 19 M Jacob Peterson (TOT) 19 M Jacob Peterson (SJ) 4 M Sam Cronin 3 D Chris Leitch 5 M Brad Ring 27 D Nana Attakora (TOT) 27 D Nana Attakora (SJ) 30 M Rafael Baca 2 D Bobby Burling 18 G Jon Busch 21 D Jason Hernandez 22 M Omar Jasseh 32 F Matt Luzunaris 15 D Justin Morrow 6 D Ike Opara 9 F Scott Sealy 20 D Tim Ward 28 M Andre Luiz 1 G David Bingham 13 G Andrew Weber Team totals Opponent totals

GP 17 14 15 8 0 18 16 17 11 6 8 11 8 14 16 3 17 13 16 7 1 4 11 21 19 1 2 1 8 9 2 0 0 0 21 21

GS 17 13 10 7 0 16 14 17 8 0 8 5 7 12 16 3 12 11 14 5 1 1 11 21 19 0 0 1 5 4 1 0 0 0 21 21

MIN 1522 1163 963 632 0 1305 1316 1483 695 148 675 529 409 1087 1242 218 1090 1025 1279 427 54 176 961 1890 1710 13 24 90 485 305 135 0 0 0 1890 1890

G 8 5 4 4 0 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 27

A 2 3 1 1 0 2 2 2 0 0 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 25

SHT 53 34 30 18 0 43 13 15 1 7 2 4 6 20 17 1 13 1 9 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0 0 261 320

SOG 24 14 11 8 0 15 3 1 1 2 2 2 2 5 6 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 86 107

FC 18 30 5 23 0 26 15 11 7 7 10 7 2 17 11 2 14 8 25 3 0 0 10 0 15 0 2 0 10 2 0 0 0 0 243 211

FS 15 36 15 14 0 7 11 18 6 1 2 1 2 12 13 4 7 9 20 6 0 3 5 0 5 0 1 1 4 7 2 0 0 0 211 243

OFF 14 12 0 6 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 5 0 0 0 0 48 72

CK 0 0 7 0 0 0 27 1 0 0 0 19 8 1 33 8 6 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 82 123

C 1 6 0 3 0 1 3 5 2 0 1 0 0 3 2 1 3 3 5 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 40 25

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Chris Wondolowski 2, Steven Lenhart 1, Simon Dawkins 1, Bobby Convey 1 GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Brad Ring 1, Steven Lenhart 1, Chris Leitch 1, Ryan Johnson 1 Steven Beitashour 1 PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: None SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING UNF POS GOALKEEPER GP GS MIN 18 G Jon Busch 21 21 1890 Team totals 21 21 1890 Opponent totals 21 21 1890

SHTS 107 107 86

SV 80 80 62

GA 27 27 24

GAA 1.29 1.29 1.14

PG 2 2 0

PA 2 2 0

W 5 5 7

L 7 7 5

* = Played with other teams in 2011. Only San Jose Earthquakes statistics listed here.

T 9 9 9

SO 6 6 9

E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2

2011 D.C. UNITED STATISTICS (5-6-8, 23 pts.) UNF POS PLAYER 9 F Charlie Davies 13 M Chris Pontius 7 M Dwayne De Rosario (TOT) 7 M Dwayne De Rosario (DC) 16 F Josh Wolff 14 M Andy Najar 29 F Blake Brettschneider 4 D Marc Burch 3 M Austin da Luz (TOT) 3 M Austin da Luz (DC) 23 M Perry Kitchen 2 M Brandon McDonald (TOT) 2 M Brandon McDonald (DC) 25 M Santino Quaranta 22 D Chris Korb 10 M *Dax McCarty 27 M Fred 12 D Jed Zayner 24 M Brandon Barklage 8 M Branko Boskovic 3 D Rodrigo Brasesco 28 G Bill Hamid 5 D Dejan Jakovic 20 M Stephen King 6 M Kurt Morsink 11 F Joseph Ngwenya 20 G Pat Onstad 19 M Clyde Simms 15 D Ethan White 21 D Daniel Woolard 1 G Steve Cronin 17 M Conor Shanosky 31 G Joe Willis Team totals Opponent totals

GP 17 19 19 4 18 17 9 7 8 1 16 15 4 9 7 13 17 4 2 4 3 16 10 7 2 11 3 16 15 13 0 0 0 19 19

GS 11 19 18 4 15 14 6 7 4 0 15 12 4 2 7 11 5 4 0 1 2 16 10 3 2 5 3 16 14 13 0 0 0 19 19

MIN 1026 1605 1653 360 1229 1307 509 630 386 19 1376 1055 360 338 570 946 596 311 23 124 155 1440 874 318 157 447 270 1367 1289 1158 0 0 0 1710 1710

G 8 5 4 1 4 2 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 30

A 1 1 6 1 5 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 26

SHT 24 46 54 17 26 24 12 1 5 1 6 3 2 4 0 10 10 0 1 8 0 0 2 3 0 7 0 4 2 3 0 0 0 213 223

SOG 14 18 18 5 14 10 2 1 2 1 2 1 0 2 0 2 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 82 77

FC 20 15 27 3 11 22 11 5 5 0 17 8 1 8 4 12 14 9 1 1 1 2 13 0 0 15 0 7 10 9 0 0 0 211 208

FS 17 22 20 4 20 21 7 3 1 0 12 9 3 5 4 13 10 4 0 1 1 2 7 2 3 8 1 2 2 10 0 0 0 207 211

OFF 11 3 21 4 13 0 10 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 51 33

CK 0 2 15 1 1 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 30 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 86 73

C 2 2 2 0 1 1 1 2 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 22 21

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Charlie Davies 2, Josh Wolff 1, Chris Pontius 1, Dwayne De Rosario 1 GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Josh Wolff 2, Andy Najar 1, Blake Brettschneider 1 PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: Charlie Davies 4-5, Chris Pontius 2-2 D.C. UNITED INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING UNF POS GOALKEEPER 28 G Bill Hamid 20 G Pat Onstad Team totals Opponent totals

GP 16 3 19 19

GS 16 3 19 19

MIN 1440 270 1710 1710

SHTS 61 16 77 82

SV 37 8 45 54

GA 23 7 30 24

GAA 1.44 2.33 1.58 1.26

PG 4 2 6 6

PA 4 2 6 7

* = Played with other teams in 2011. Only D.C. United statistics listed here.

W 4 1 5 6

L 4 2 6 5

T 8 0 8 8

SO 5 0 5 5

E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES 2011 SCHEDULE DAY Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Wed. Sat. Sat. Sat.

DATE Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May

19 26 2 9 16 23 30 11 14 21 28

OPPONENT Real Salt Lake at FC Dallas Seattle Toronto FC at New York Chivas USA at Philadelphia at Vancouver Columbus New England at Chicago

RESULT L 0-1 W 2-0 T 2-2 T 1-1 L 0-3 L 1-2 L 0-1 T 1-1 W 3-0 W 2-1 T 2-2

ATT. 10,525 11,022 10,276 8,928 14,308 10,525 18,279 15,608 9,142 9,736 11,926

Sat. June Sat. June

4 Houston 11 at D.C. United

W 2-0 W 4-2

9,270 14,105

Fri. Sat. Sat. Wed. Sat. Sat. Wed. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Wed. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat.

17 25 2 6 9 16 20 23 30 6 13 20 27 10 17 21 24 1 8 15 22

L T T L T T T L

0-1 0-0 2-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-4

18,467 10,872 41,028 9,425 9,794 14,109 8,122 19,429

June June July July July July July July July Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

at Sporting KC Los Angeles New York at Chivas USA Philadelphia at Columbus Vancouver at Real Salt Lake D.C. United Portland Colorado at Los Angeles at Toronto FC Chicago at Houston at Portland at Colorado Sporting KC at New England at Seattle FC Dallas

W-L-T POS. PTS GOALS: 0-1-0 T6 0 RSL: Beckerman (63) 1-1-0 T4 3 SJ: Wondolowski (5,23) 1-1-1 T4 4 SJ: Dawkins (32) Stephenson (52); SEA: Evans (17) White (42) 1-1-2 T4 5 SJ: Dawkins (38); TOR: Gordon (27) 1-2-2 6 5 NY: Rodgers (2,15) Henry (87) 1-3-2 9 5 SJ: Wondolowski (16); CHV: Moreno (45) Trujillo (85) 1-4-2 9 5 PHI: Le Toux (76) 1-4-3 9 6 SJ: Wondolowski (39); VAN: Chiumiento (90) 2-4-3 T7 9 SJ: Wondolowski (50) McDonald (59) Stephenson (62) 3-4-3 T7 12 SJ: McLoughlin (71) Convey (83); NE: Tierney (86) 3-4-4 T7 13 SJ: Corrales (50) Wondolowski (74); CHI: Oduro (56) Gibbs (80) 4-4-4 8 16 SJ: Lenhart (69) Dawkins (90) 5-4-4 6 19 SJ: Lenhart (15,22,60) Dawkins (49); DC: Najar (13) Brettschneider (34) 5-5-4 6 19 KC: Sapong (31) 5-5-5 6 20 5-5-6 6 21 SJ: Stephenson (37) Lenhart (68); NY: Lindpere (7,85) 5-6-6 T6 21 CHV: Zemanski (64) LaBrocca (84) 5-6-7 T6 22 5-6-8 T6 23 5-6-9 6 24 SJ: Wondolowski (3,54); VAN: Hassli (42,61) 5-7-9 7 24 RSL: Saborio (63,75) Beckerman (78) Olave (83)

D.C. UNITED 2011 SCHEDULE DAY Sat. Sat. Sun.

DATE Mar. Mar. Apr.

OPPONENT 19 Columbus 26 at New England 3 at Colorado

RESULT W 3-1 L 1-2 L 1-4

ATT. 18,132 12,914 9,857

Sat. Sat. Thu. Fri. Wed. Sat. Sat. Sun.

Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May

9 16 21 29 4 7 14 29

T W L L W T T W

1-1 3-0 0-4 1-4 2-1 0-0 1-1 3-2

26,622 16,313 18,052 20,577 11,254 11,504 12,499 18,627

Los Angeles at Toronto FC New York at Houston Seattle FC Dallas Colorado at Portland

Fri. June Sat. June

3 at Los Angeles 11 San Jose

T 0-0 L 2-4

20,036 14,105

Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Sat. Wed. Sat. Sat. Sat. Thu. Sun. Sat. Sat. Sat. Wed. Sat. Thu. Sun. Wed. Sat. Sat.

18 25 2 9 16 20 30 6 13 18 21 27 10 17 21 24 29 2 12 15 22

T T T W T L

16,841 15,734 13,365 22,200 10,802 15,597

June June July July July July July Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

at Real Salt Lake Houston Philadelphia at New York at FC Dallas New England at San Jose Toronto FC Vancouver at Chicago at Sporting KC Portland at Chivas USA at Seattle Chivas USA Real Salt Lake at Philadelphia at Columbus at Vancouver Chicago Sporting KC

1-1 2-2 2-2 1-0 0-0 0-1

W-L-T POS. PTS NOTES: 1-0-0 T1 3 DC: Wolff (51) Davies (63,77); CLB: Rogers (79) 1-1-0 T5 3 DC: Davies (90); NE: Schilawski (8) Joseph (17) 1-2-0 8 3 DC: Quaranta (70); COL: Folan (38,81) Smith (71) Cummings (90) 1-2-1 T6 4 DC: Davies (90); LA: Magee (12) 2-2-1 4 7 DC: Pontius (5,73) Davies (10) 2-3-1 5 7 NY: Henry (12,38) Lindpere (76) Agudelo (90) 2-4-1 T6 7 DC: Burch (39); HOU: Bruin (4,41,57) Weaver (62) 3-4-1 5 10 DC: Wolff (31) Davies (52); SEA: Evans (71) 3-4-2 5 11 3-4-3 6 12 DC: Pontius (62); COL: Moor (23) 4-4-3 0 15 DC: Kitchen (13) Pontius (75) Wolff (85); POR: Jewsbury (68) Perlaza (88) 4-4-4 T3 16 4-5-4 5 16 DC: Najar (13) Brettschneider (34); SJ: Lenhart (15,22,60) Dawkins (49) 4-5-5 5 17 DC: Davies (85); RSL: Espindola (38) 4-5-6 5 18 DC: Pontius (31) Davies (73); HOU: Davis (41) Ching (89) 4-5-7 T5 19 DC: Wolff (44) Najar (58); PHI: own goal (49) Ruiz (84) 5-5-7 0 22 DC: De Rosario (61) 5-5-8 T5 23 5-6-8 T5 23 NE: McCarthy (73)

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES INDIVIDUAL HIGH GAMES (2011)

TEAM HIGH GAMES (2011)

TEAM LOW GAMES (2011)

Goals 3 Steven Lenhart

06/11/2011

W 4-2

Goals 4 06/11/2011

Shots 3 07/23/2011

RSL

L 0-4

Assists 2 Anthony Ampaipitakwong

05/28/2011

CHI

T 2-2

Assists 5 05/14/2011

vs. CLB

Shots on Goal 1 04/30/2011 1 07/23/2011

at at

PHI RSL

L 0-1 L 0-4

Shots 8 Steven Lenhart

06/11/2011

W 4-2

Shots 26 06/25/2011

vs. LA

Fouls Committed 4 04/02/2011 vs. SEA

T 2-2

W 4-2

Shots on Goal 8 03/19/2011

Fouls Suffered 5 06/04/2011 vs. HOU

W 2-0

Corner Kicks 0 04/16/2011

L 0-3

Offside 0 05/14/2011 0 07/02/2011

vs. CLB vs. NY

W 3-0 T 2-2

vs. RSL vs. LA

L 0-1 T 0-0

vs. LA

T 0-0

Shots on Goal 4 Steven Lenhart Fouls Committed 5 Ryan Johnson 5 Ellis McLoughlin Fouls Suffered 5 Steven Lenhart Offside 3 Chris Wondolowski 3 Ike Opara Saves 9 Jon Busch Shots Faced 13 Jon Busch Goals Allowed 4 Jon Busch

06/11/2011

07/09/2011 07/09/2011

vs. PHI vs. PHI

T 0-0 T 0-0

vs. NE

Assists 2 Andy Najar 2 Blake Brettschneider Shots 7 Dwayne De Rosario Shots on Goal 4 Josh Wolff Fouls Committed 5 Joseph Ngwenya 5 Dejan Jakovic Fouls Suffered 4 Josh Wolff

W 3-0

T 0-0

L 0-1

T 0-0

vs. TOR

T 1-1

W 2-1 Corner Kicks 6 6 times

03/26/2011 04/09/2011

07/23/2011

at DAL vs. TOR

RSL

W 2-0 T 1-1

L 0-4

D.C. UNITED INDIVIDUAL HIGH GAMES (2011) Goals 2 Charlie Davies 2 Chris Pontius

vs. RSL

W 4-2

Fouls Committed 22 07/09/2011 vs. PHI Fouls Suffered 17 04/09/2011

05/21/2011

03/19/2011 04/16/2011

05/04/2011 05/29/2011

07/20/2011

03/19/2011

05/07/2011 05/29/2011

vs. CLB at TOR

vs. SEA at POR

vs. NE

vs. CLB

vs. DAL at POR

W 3-1 W 3-0

Offside 6 04/30/2011

PHI

L 0-1

Saves 1 03/19/2011 1 06/25/2011

Saves 9 07/23/2011

RSL

L 0-4

Shots Faced 1 06/25/2011

Shots Faced 13 07/23/2011 Goals Allowed 4 07/23/2011

RSL

L 0-4

TEAM LOW GAMES (2010)

Goals 3 03/19/2011 3 04/16/2011 3 05/29/2011

Shots 5 07/16/2011

DAL

T 0-0

Shots on Goal 1 07/16/2011

DAL

T 0-0

Assists 4 05/04/2011

L 0-1

Shots 21 06/11/2011

W 3-1

Shots on Goal 7 03/19/2011

vs. CLB at TOR at POR

vs. SEA

vs. SJ

vs. CLB

Fouls Committed 16 03/19/2011 vs. CLB Fouls Suffered 19 03/26/2011

06/03/2011

RSL

TEAM HIGH GAMES (2011)

W 2-1 W 3-2

T 0-0 W 3-2

W 3-1 W 3-0 W 3-2

W 2-1

L 2-4

W 3-1

Offside 3 Blake Brettschneider 3 Blake Brettschneider 3 Blake Brettschneider

04/03/2011 05/29/2011 06/03/2011

at at at

COL POR LA

L 1-4 W 3-2 T 0-0

Offside 6 05/14/2011

vs. COL

T 1-1

Saves 5 Pat Onstad 5 Bill Hamid

03/19/2011 06/25/2011

vs. CLB vs. HOU

W 3-1 T 2-2

Saves 5 03/19/2011 5 06/25/2011

vs. CLB vs. HOU

W 3-1 T 2-2

Shots Faced 7 Bill Hamid

06/25/2011

vs. HOU

T 2-2

Shots Faced 7 03/19/2011 7 06/25/2011

vs. CLB vs. HOU

W 3-1 T 2-2

Goals Allowed 4 Pat Onstad 4 Bill Hamid 4 Bill Hamid 4 Bill Hamid

04/03/2011 04/21/2011 04/29/2011 06/11/2011

at vs. at vs.

L L L L

Goals Allowed 4 04/03/2011 4 04/21/2011 4 04/29/2011 4 06/11/2011

at vs. at vs.

L L L L

1-4 0-4 1-4 2-4

vs. SJ

COL NY HOU SJ

Fouls Committed 4 04/21/2011 vs. NY

L 0-4

Fouls Suffered 4 07/20/2011 vs. NE

L 0-1

Corner Kicks 1 07/09/2011

W 1-0

Offside 0 05/07/2011 0 07/20/2011

vs. DAL vs. NE

T 0-0 L 0-1

Saves 0 04/03/2011

COL

L 1-4

Shots Faced 1 06/03/2011

T 0-0

L 1-2

T 0-0 Corner Kicks 10 06/11/2011

COL NY HOU SJ

L 2-4

1-4 0-4 1-4 2-4

2011 SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES VS. D.C. UNITED (1-0-0) UNF 24 10 33 7 23 2 18 11 12 4 21 14 5

POS PLAYER FWD Steven Lenhart MID Simon Dawkins DEF Steven Beitashour MID Khari Stephenson MID Anthony Ampaipitakwong DEF Bobby Burling GK Jon Busch MID Bobby Convey DEF Ramiro Corrales MID Sam Cronin DEF Jason Hernandez MID*Brandon McDonald MID Brad Ring ----------Team totals Opponent totals

GP 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

GS 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1

MIN 90 42 90 48 89 90 90 90 90 90 90 1 90

G 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

A 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SHT 8 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0

SOG 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FC 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 3

FS 3 1 0 2 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1

OFF 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CK 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 1

90 90

4 2

3 2

13 21

6 6

12 11

11 12

1 4

1 10

1 0

0 0

GP 1

GS 1

MIN 90

SHTS 6

SV 4

GA 2

GAA 2.00

PG 0

PA 0

W 1

L 0

T 0

1 1

90 90

6 6

4 2

2 4

2.00 4.00

0 0

1 0

0 1

0 0

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Simon Dawkins 1 GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Steven Lenhart 1 PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: None

UNF POS GOALKEEPER 18 GK Jon Busch ----------Team totals Opponent totals

SO O'TIME 0 0-0-0 0 0

0-0-0 0-0-0

2011 D.C. UNITED VS. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES (0-1-0) UNF POS PLAYER 29 FWD Blake Brettschneider 14 M/F Andy Najar 22 DEF Chris Korb 16 FWD Josh Wolff 24 MID Brandon Barklage 9 FWD Charlie Davies 27 MID Fred 28 GK Bill Hamid 23 MID Perry Kitchen 10 MID*Dax McCarty 13 M/F Chris Pontius 19 MID Clyde Simms 15 DEF Ethan White 21 DEF Daniel Woolard ----------Team totals Opponent totals

GP 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

GS 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1

MIN 62 90 68 90 22 28 90 90 90 12 90 90 90 78

G 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

A 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SHT 2 5 0 3 1 0 5 0 1 0 3 0 0 1

SOG 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FC 2 1 1 2 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0

FS 0 3 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 0 1 0

OFF 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

CK 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1 1

90 90

2 4

2 3

21 13

6 6

11 12

12 11

4 1

10 1

0 1

0 0

GP 1

GS 1

MIN 90

SHTS 6

SV 2

GA 4

GAA 4.00

PG 0

PA 0

W 0

L 1

T 0

1 1

90 90

6 6

2 4

4 2

4.00 2.00

0 0

0 1

1 0

0 0

GAME-WINNING GOALS: None GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: None PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: None

UNF POS GOALKEEPER 28 GK Bill Hamid ----------Team totals Opponent totals

SO O'TIME 0 0-0-0 0 0

0-0-0 0-0-0

D.C. UNITED VS. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES ALL-TIME REGULAR-SEASON RESULTS Earthquakes 15 wins, 48 goals United 10 wins, 50 goals Ties 6

HEAD-TO-HEAD: Category Goals Shots Shots on Goal Fouls Offsides Corner Kicks

Earthquakes 1 2 OT Tot. 19 29 0 48 155 190 6 351 73 92 4 169 216 229 5 450 55 57 1 113 69 72 2 143

04/06/1996 06/05/1996 06/23/1996

SJ 1 vs DC 0 DC 3 vs SJ 1 SJ 2 vs DC 1

(SJ) (DC) (SJ)

04/26/1997 05/22/1997 06/01/1997

SJ 2 at DC 2 DC 3 vs SJ 1 DC 3 at SJ 2

SJ SOW (DC) (DC) (SJ)

04/29/1998 06/03/1998

DC 3 vs SJ 1 DC 4 at SJ 0

(DC) (SJ)

04/17/1999 07/04/1999

SJ 1 at DC 1 SJ 1 vs DC 1

SJ SOW (DC) SJ SOW (PA)

04/29/2000 08/19/2000

SJ 2 vs DC 2 (2OT) SJ 1 at DC 0

(SJ) (DC)

Frank Yallop vs. DC Ben Olsen vs. SJ

05/12/2001 07/18/2001

SJ 3 at DC 2 SJ 4 vs DC 0

(DC) (SJ)

ALL-TIME SERIES LEADERS:

08/17/2002 08/31/2002

SJ 2 vs DC 2 (2OT) DC 4 vs SJ 2

(SJ) (DC)

07/19/2003 08/24/2003 09/13/2003

SJ 2 at DC 1 SJ 1 vs DC 0 DC 2 vs SJ 1

(DC) (SJ) (DC)

04/03/2004 05/01/2004 08/07/2004

DC 2 vs SJ 1 SJ 1 vs DC 1 SJ 2 vs DC 0

(DC) (SJ) (SJ)

06/04/2005 07/15/2005

SJ 0 vs DC 0 DC 3 vs SJ 0

(SJ) (DC)

06/22/2008 09/06/2008

DC 3 vs SJ 1 SJ 2 vs DC 1

(DC) (BS)

07/25/2009 09/27/2009

SJ 2 vs DC 2 SJ 2 at DC 1

(BS) (DC)

07/03/2010 10/09/2010

SJ 1 vs DC 1 SJ 2 at DC 0

(BS) (DC)

06/11/2011

SJ 4 at DC 2

(DC)

United 1 2 OT 26 24 0 190 186 1 95 86 0 210 210 6 35 45 0 82 91 0

Tot. 50 377 181 426 80 173

GOALS SCORED IN 15-MINUTE INTERVALS:

SJ DC

1-15 16-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76-90 2 9 8 13 8 8 12 5 9 10 6 8

OT 0 0

Total 48 50

CAREER COACHING RECORDS: 9-4-5 (1.78 pts./game) 0-2-0 (0.00 pts./game)

Goals Assists Shots Shots on Goal Fouls Committed Fouls Suffered

5 3 24 17 23 25

Earthquakes Cerritos/Lagos 4 players tied Ronald Cerritos Ronald Cerritos Ramiro Corrales Richard Mulrooney

9 7 35 20 44 53

United Jaime Moreno Marco Etcheverry Jaime Moreno Jaime Moreno Ben Olsen Jaime Moreno

Wins Losses Shutouts Saves Goals Allowed

5 3 3 27 14

Joe Cannon Pat Onstad Pat Onstad Cannon/Onstad Joe Cannon

4 3 2 40 10

Nick Rimando Tom Presthus Nick Rimando Nick Rimando Nick Rimando

ALL-TIME SERIES GAME HIGHS: Earthquakes Steven Lenhart (6/11/11) Wynalda/Cerritos Steven Lenhart (6/11/11) 5 players tied Ekelund/Cochrane 3 players tied

Goals Assists Shots Shots on Goal Fouls Committed Fouls Suffered

3 2 8 4 6 7

Saves Goals Allowed

9 Joe Cannon (7/18/01) 4 Kirk/Conway

2 2 6 5 7 6

United 6 players tied 4 players tied Diaz Arce/Wood Jaime Moreno (5/22/97) Ben Olsen (twice) 4 players tied

8 Causey/Simpson 4 Simpson/Hamid

2011 W-L-T BREAKDOWNS:

At Halftime: Leading Tied Trailing First Goal: Scored Allowed Goals Scored: 0 goals 1 goals 2 goals 3 goals 4 or more Goals Allowed: 0 goals 1 goals 2 goals 3 goals 4 goals

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES W-L-T Streak (started)

W-L-T

D.C. UNITED Streak (started)

1-0-1 4-5-7 0-2-1

1 Ts (5/11/2011) 1 Ls (7/23/2011) 2 Ls (4/16/2011)

3-0-1 2-2-4 0-4-3

1 Ts (7/2/2011) 1 Ls (7/20/2011) 2 Ts (5/14/2011)

4-1-3 1-6-3

1 Ts (7/20/2011) 2 Ls (7/6/2011)

5-1-2 0-5-3

1 Ws (7/9/2011) 1 Ls (7/20/2011)

0-6-3 0-1-2 3-0-4 1-0-0 1-0-0

1 1 2 3 5

Ls Ts Ts Ws Ws

(7/23/2011) (5/11/2011) (7/2/2011) (9/25/2010) (5/22/2004)

0-2-3 1-3-3 1-1-2 3-0-0 0-0-0

1 1 2 5 27

Ls Ws Ts Ws Ws

(7/20/2011) (7/9/2011) (6/25/2011) (5/29/2010) (7/18/1998)

3-0-3 1-3-2 1-2-4 0-1-0 0-1-0

3 1 1 8 3

Ts Ls Ts Ls Ls

(6/25/2011) (6/17/2011) (7/20/2011) (5/23/2009) (5/8/2009)

2-0-3 2-1-3 1-1-2 0-0-0 0-4-0

1 1 2 6 27

Ts Ls Ts Ls Ls

(7/16/2011) (7/20/2011) (6/25/2011) (6/20/2009) (4/13/1996)

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES CAREER STATISTICS VS. D.C. UNITED (15-10-6)

CURRENT SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES PLAYERS CAREER STATISTICS VS. D.C. UNITED (15-10-6)

PLAYER Ronald Cerritos Manny Lagos Steven Lenhart Jeff Baicher Ronnie Ekelund Eric Wynalda Landon Donovan Lawrence Lozzano Ryan Johnson Chris Wondolowski Dwayne De Rosario Ian Russell Cornell Glen Darren Huckerby Brian Mullan Arturo Alvarez Khodadad Azizi Altimont Butler Abdul Thompson Conteh Ramiro Corrales John Cunliffe Simon Dawkins Troy Dayak John Doyle Missael Espinoza Ike Opara Chris Roner Ramon Sanchez Jamil Walker Jeff Agoos Eddie Lewis Wade Barrett Braeden Cloutier Michael Emenalo Richard Mulrooney Steven Beitashour Paul Bravo Dario Brose Dan Calichman Brian Ching Jimmy Conrad Eric Denton Zak Ibsen Ben Iroha Dave Salzwedel Scott Sealy Khari Stephenson Ryan Tinsley Tim Ward Michael Zaher

GP 12 7 1 10 8 4 8 5 5 4 11 10 2 2 7 5 1 1 2 14 1 1 9 9 2 1 3 2 5 9 9 9 3 6 12 2 2 4 1 4 5 2 3 3 3 2 2 3 1 1

GS 12 5 1 6 8 4 8 4 4 3 7 6 1 2 7 2 1 1 1 14 1 0 8 9 2 1 2 2 0 9 6 9 2 6 12 2 2 2 1 3 3 2 3 3 3 2 2 2 1 1

MIN 1046 464 90 614 659 331 724 386 326 315 685 577 88 180 543 226 89 90 119 1270 56 42 720 810 167 90 192 180 66 745 582 783 190 540 1055 155 166 231 90 275 302 180 254 269 270 171 107 235 90 90

G 5 5 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

A 3 2 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 3 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

SHT 24 14 8 9 14 7 19 7 6 6 12 5 4 5 3 4 4 1 6 20 2 1 4 6 6 1 4 2 3 5 14 1 2 1 8 0 2 5 0 8 2 0 0 3 0 4 3 0 0 0

Team totals Opponent totals

31 31

2810 2810

48 50

47 57

351 377

GOALKEEPER Jon Busch Andrew Weber Pat Onstad Joe Cannon Jon Conway Tom Liner Dave Salzwedel David Kramer Andy Kirk ----------Team totals Opponent totals

GP 3 1 8 9 2 3 3 1 1

MIN 270 90 720 830 180 270 270 90 90

SHTS 19 6 37 41 18 24 20 6 10

SV 15 3 27 27 13 16 14 3 5

GAA 1.00 1.00 1.13 1.52 2.00 2.00 2.00 3.00 4.00

PG 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1

31 31

2810 2810

181 169

123 115

1.60 1.54

4 6

PLAYER Scott Sealy Steven Lenhart Jacob Peterson Alan Gordon Chris Wondolowski Ramiro Corrales Simon Dawkins Ike Opara Tim Ward Nana Attakora Steven Beitashour Sam Cronin Khari Stephenson Anthony Ampaipitakwong Bobby Burling Jon Busch Bobby Convey Jason Hernandez Chris Leitch Brad Ring Andrew Weber Team totals Opponent totals

GP 14 5 9 10 5 21 1 1 7 5 2 5 3 1 4 21 5 9 21 2 1 31 31

GS 12 3 8 5 4 20 0 1 7 4 2 5 2 1 4 21 5 8 18 1 1 31 31

GOALKEEPER Andrew Weber Jon Busch ----------Team totals Opponent totals

GP 1 21

MIN 90 1905

31 31

2810 2810

MIN 1013 311 640 493 360 1835 42 90 600 424 155 450 108 89 315 1905 450 725 1654 121 90 2810 2810

G 5 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 48 50

A 2 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 47 57

SHT 28 16 16 9 6 23 1 1 4 3 0 2 3 0 1 0 5 0 3 2 0 351 377

SHTS 6 113

SV 3 85

GAA 1.00 1.13

PG 0 4

181 169

123 115

1.60 1.54

4 6

D.C. UNITED CAREER STATISTICS VS. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES (10-15-6)

CURRENT D.C. UNITED PLAYERS CAREER STATISTICS VS. SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES (10-15-6)

PLAYER Jaime Moreno Raul Diaz Arce Christian Gomez Steve Rammel John Harkes Ben Olsen Tony Sanneh Andy Najar Eliseo Quintanilla Marco Etcheverry Eddie Pope Richie Williams Geoff Aunger Bobby Convey Roy Lassiter Ryan Nelsen Earnie Stewart Petter Villegas A.J. Wood Blake Brettschneider Ali Curtis Eric Denton Luciano Emilio Alecko Eskandarian Kris Kelderman Dema Kovalenko Gonzalo Martinez Santino Quaranta Clyde Simms Jeff Agoos Marcelo Gallardo John Maessner Freddy Adu Brian Carroll Ronald Cerritos Ryan Cordeiro Rod Dyachenko Mario Gori Joshua Gros Ben Iroha Stephen King Chris Korb Clint Peay Chris Pontius Hristo Stoitchkov Carey Talley Josh Wolff

GP 21 6 4 4 7 16 7 2 4 16 12 10 5 8 4 9 5 1 4 1 1 1 3 6 4 7 2 8 7 11 2 6 4 5 2 2 2 3 5 2 2 1 4 4 1 8 1

GS 19 5 3 3 7 16 7 2 3 13 12 10 5 6 3 9 5 0 3 1 1 1 3 3 2 7 2 7 7 11 2 3 2 5 2 0 1 1 3 2 2 1 2 4 1 4 1

MIN 1634 502 267 281 628 1282 592 179 283 1217 1054 907 435 597 315 820 450 16 215 62 82 90 265 240 173 602 180 609 630 1000 165 319 216 450 180 71 100 147 272 135 145 68 231 360 90 400 90

G 9 4 4 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

A 6 1 0 1 3 2 2 0 0 7 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

SHT 35 19 9 9 17 15 8 8 9 24 5 7 7 7 9 4 8 1 11 2 4 1 8 6 3 3 1 17 3 8 5 3 2 1 4 4 0 0 3 1 2 0 0 12 0 4 3

Team totals Opponent totals

31 31

2810 2810

50 48

57 47

377 351

GOALKEEPER Scott Garlick Tom Presthus Zach Wells Nick Rimando Josh Wicks Jeff Causey Troy Perkins Louis Crayton Mark Simpson Mike Ammann Bill Hamid Milos Kocic ----------Team totals Opponent totals

GP 2 3 1 9 2 4 3 1 4 1 1 1

MIN 180 270 90 820 142 360 270 90 370 90 90 38

SHTS 7 13 5 50 9 27 14 4 26 6 6 2

SV 6 9 3 40 7 19 8 2 16 3 2 0

GAA 0.50 1.00 1.00 1.10 1.27 1.50 1.67 2.00 2.19 3.00 4.00 4.74

PG 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0

31 31

2810 2810

169 181

115 123

1.54 1.60

6 4

PLAYER Dwayne De Rosario Josh Wolff Andy Najar Joseph Ngwenya Blake Brettschneider Santino Quaranta Clyde Simms Stephen King Chris Korb Chris Pontius Brandon Barklage Marc Burch Steve Cronin Charlie Davies Bill Hamid Dejan Jakovic Perry Kitchen Brandon McDonald Devon McTavish Kurt Morsink Ethan White Daniel Woolard Jed Zayner Team totals Opponent totals

GP 7 20 2 4 1 8 7 5 1 4 1 4 3 1 1 2 1 1 5 2 1 3 5 31 31

GS 5 15 2 2 1 7 7 4 1 4 0 4 3 0 1 2 1 1 4 2 1 2 5 31 31

GOALKEEPER Steve Cronin Bill Hamid ----------Team totals Opponent totals

GP 3 1

MIN 270 90

31 31

2810 2810

MIN 505 1412 179 172 62 609 630 358 68 360 22 301 270 28 90 180 90 90 353 135 90 179 450 2810 2810

G 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 48

A 3 3 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 57 47

SHT 14 42 8 3 2 17 3 3 0 12 1 4 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 0 0 2 3 377 351

SHTS 12 6

SV 9 2

GAA 1.00 4.00

PG 0 0

169 181

115 123

1.54 1.60

6 4

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT Earthquakes vs. D.C. United All-Time MLS Regular Season: 14-10-6 Home: 7-2-6 Away: 7-8-0 Shootouts: 0-0-0 Playoffs: 0-0-0; U.S. Open Cup: 0-0-0 U.S. Open Cup Play-In: 0-0-0 All-Time Scoring: San Jose – 44, D.C. – 48

2011 EARTHQUAKES SCHEDULE (7-7-10 Overall, 5-7-9 MLS) DATE

Quick Facts 2011 Record Leading Scorer Assist Leaders Head Coach

San Jose Earthquakes 5-6-9 Chris Wondolowski (8) Steven Beitashour (3) Frank Yallop

D.C. United 5-6-8 Charlie Davies (6) Josh Wolff (5) Ben Olsen

Pronunciations available on last page of notes. San Jose’s Record in July The Quakes are 21-32-17 all-time in July in MLS play. Misc. Notes Last Game Earthquakes 0, Real Salt Lake 4; July 23, 2011; Rio Tinto Stadium; Sandy, Utah San Jose lost for only the second time ever on the road against Real Salt Lake, falling 4-0 at Rio Tinto Stadium. The Earthquakes held the Supporters Shield contenders to a 0-0 draw through 60 minutes before a controversial red card on San Jose defender Bobby Burling resulted in a penalty kick for the home side. After Alvaro Saborio converted the spot kick, Real Salt Lake went on the score three more times to hand the Earthquakes their first loss since July 6 at Chivas USA.

Day

OPPONENT

Time (PT)/Res.

March 19 Sat. Real Salt Lake L 1-0 March 26 Sat. at FC Dallas W 2-0 April 2 Sat. Seattle T 2-2 April 9 Sat. Toronto FC T 1-1 April 16 Sat. at New York L 3-0 April 23 Sat. Chivas USA L 2-1 April 30 Sat. at Philadelphia L 1-0 May 3 Tues. at Portland W 1-0 (OT)* May 11 Wed. at Vancouver T 1-1 May 14 Sat. Columbus W 3-0 May 21 Sat. New England Revolution W 2-1 May 24 Tues. Chicago L 2-2 (5-4 pks)* May 28 Sat. at Chicago T 2-2 June 4 Sat. Houston W 2-0 June 11 Sat. at D.C. United W 4-2 June 17 Fri. at Kansas City L 1-0 June 25 Sat. Los Angeles T 0-0 July 2 Sat. New York T 2-2 July 6 Wed. at Chivas USA L 2-0 July 9 Sat. Philadelphia T 0-0 July 12 Tues. West Bromwich Albion W 2-1** July 16 Sat. at Columbus T 0-0 July 20 Wed. Vancouver T 2-2 July 23 Sat. at Real Salt Lake L 4-0 July 30 Sat. D.C. United 7:30 p.m. PT Aug. 6 Sat. Portland 7:30 p.m. PT Aug. 13 Sat. Colorado 7:30 p.m. PT Aug. 20 Sat. at Los Angeles 7:30 p.m. PT Aug. 27 Sat. at Toronto FC 4:00 p.m. PT Sept. 10 Sat. Chicago 7:30 p.m. PT Sept. 17 Sat. at Houston 5:30 p.m. PT Sept. 21 Wed. at Portland 7:30 p.m. PT Sept. 24 Sat. at Colorado 6:00 p.m. PT Oct. 1 Sat. Kansas City 7:30 p.m. PT Oct. 8 Sat. at New England 4:30 p.m. PT Oct. 15 Sat. at Seattle 7:30 p.m. PT Oct. 22 Sat. FC Dallas 7:30 p.m. PT Bold – Home Game *Open Cup Play-in **International Friendly

Last Game vs. D.C. United Earthquakes 4, D.C. United 2; June 11, 2011; RFK Stadium; Washington, D.C. Steven Lenhart scored his first career hat trick to lead the Earthquakes past D.C. United 4-2 at RFK Stadium. The Quakes forward tallied twice in the first half, assisted Simon Dawkins for San Jose's third goal and capped the scoring with an insurance goal midway through the second half. Lenhart's first goal knotted the game up at 1-1 just two minutes after Andy Najar scored for D.C. United. Khari Stephenson sprung Lenhart with a through ball into the area and San Jose's striker dribbled goalkeeper Bill Hamid before calmly finishing into an open net. The brace came in the 22nd minute as Lenhart hustled to one-touch a loose ball into the goal after Hamid couldn't control a blast from Stephenson. In the 49th minute, Lenhart played Dawkins on a give-and-go inside the area to set the British export up for strike from close range to give the Quakes a 3-2 lead. Finally, Lenhart completed his hat trick in the 60th minute after winning a header near the edge of the 18-yard box, nodding the ball over a charging Hamid to close an emphatic 4-2 win. Lenhart’s hat trick was the fifth in club history. Landon Donovan (Sept. 20, 2003 vs. KC), Dwayne De Rosario (Sept. 27, 2003 vs. DAL) and Chris Wondolowski (Sept. 25, 2010 vs. TFC and Oct. 20 vs. CHV) account for the other four. History of the Quakes – D.C. United Rivalry The Earthquakes beat D.C. United 1-0 in the historic MLS Inaugural Game on April 6, 1996 before 31,683 fans at Spartan Stadium … Current Quakes midfielder Bobby Convey scored his first career goal playing for D.C. United against Kansas City on April 7, 2001 … The Earthquakes lost to D.C. United 3-0 on July 15, 2005 in their last appearance at RFK Stadium. The Quakes would then finish the regular season without another loss that season … Quakes goalkeeper Andrew Weber made his MLS debut against D.C. United on September 27, 2009 at RFK Stadium … Quakes forward Scott Sealy scored his 20th goal against D.C. United on April 14, 2007 as a member of the Kansas City Wizards … Quakes forward scored a brace in a 2-0 win against D.C. United on Oct. 9, 2010, a win that would clinch San Jose’s first MLS Cup Playoffs berth since the club returned to the league in 2008 ... In the first meeting of 2011 the Earthquakes beat D.C. United in Washington 4-2, and Steven Lenhart scored his first MLS hat trick. Earthquakes All-Time Leaders vs. D.C. United Forward Scott Sealy has five goals and two assists in 14 career appearances … Forward Chris Wondolowski has two goals in five appearances … Defender Tim Ward has two assists in seven appearances … Forward Steven Lenhart has three goals and three assists in five appearances … Goalkeeper Jon Busch is 9-6-6 and has six shutouts in 21 career appearances against United.

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT D.C. United All-Time Leaders vs. Earthquakes Forward Josh Wolff has three goals and three assists in 20 appearances … Forward Andy Najar has two goals in two appearances ... Forward/midfielder Santino Quaranta and midfielder Clyde Simms each have one goal … Midfielder Stephen King and forward/midfielder Chris Pontius each have one assist. Earthquakes – D.C. United Connections San Jose midfielder Bobby Convey was drafted by D.C. United in 2000 and played with the club until 2004, making 89 appearances … San Jose midfielder Anthony Ampaipitakwong played with D.C. United rookies Chris Korb and Perry Kitchen, winning an NCAA Championship in 2010 … San Jose forward Steven Lenhart played with D.C. United defender Jed Zayner on the Columbus Crew from 2008-2010 … D.C. United goalkeeper Steve Cronin played with the Earthquakes in 2004 before being shipped to the LA Galaxy as part of a multi-player deal on January 12, 2005 … Cronin played his college ball for Santa Clara University from 2001-2003, the home site of the San Jose Earthquakes since 2008 … Earthquakes forward Alan Gordon played with D.C. United forwards Marc Burch (2006) and Santino Quaranta (2006-2007) as members of the Los Angeles Galaxy ... Burch and Quaranta also played for the Galaxy in 2006 under current San Jose head coach Frank Yallop … Yallop also served as an assistant coach to Thomas Rongen with D.C. United in 2000 … Burch also played with San Jose goalkeeper Jon Busch and defender Tim Ward with the Columbus Crew in 2006 … D.C. United midfielder Stephen King played with San Jose goalkeeper Jon Busch on the Chicago Fire in 2008 … D.C. United midfielder Kurt Morsink played with San Jose forward Scott Sealy on the Kansas City Wizards from 2007-2008 … D.C. United defender Jed Zayner played with San Jose defender Tim Ward with the Columbus Crew in 2007 … Zayner also played with San Jose midfielder Brad Ring at Indiana University in 2005 … D.C. United goalkeeper / assistant coach Pat Onstad played with the Earthquakes for three years from 2003-2005 and was a teammate of current San Jose defender Ramiro Corrales during that time … Onstad also played with Earthquakes forward Chris Wondolowski from 2006-2009 when Wondolowski was traded to San Jose along with a second-round draft choice in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft for Cam Weaver ... United midfielder Dwayne De Rosario played for the San Jose Earthquakes from 2001-05 and played for current Quakes head coach Frank Yallop from 2001-03 on the Quakes ... De Rosario also played with Wondolowski on San Jose in 2005 and for the Houston Dynamo from 2006-08, and with Quakes midfielder Sam Cronin at Toronto FC in 2009 and part of 2010 ... Quakes head coach Frank Yallop coached United midfielder Dwayne De Rosario with the Canadian national team from 2004-06. Unbeaten in Last Seven at Home The Earthquakes are unbeaten in their last seven MLS regular season games at home. The club is 3-0-4 and has outscored opponents 11-5 during the streak. San Jose’s last loss at home was a 2-1 result against Chivas USA on April 23. San Jose Looks for Similar Offensive Outburst to First Meeting with D.C. United Saturday’s match against D.C. United could be a boon to the goal-hungry Earthquakes. The last meeting between the two squads on June 11 at RFK Stadium produced six goals, four of which were scored by San Jose. In that match, Steven Lenhart notched his first career hat trick and Simon Dawkins tallied as well. Reserve League: Earthquakes 1, Chivas USA 1 The Earthquakes bumped their Reserve League record to 3-2-1 with a 1-1 draw against Chivas USA on Tuesday at The Home Depot Center. Trialist Georges Ba gave the Earthquakes an early lead, finishing a chance with an assist from Ellis McLoughlin in the 65th minute. Marcos Mondaini would go on to equalize for Chivas USA in the 70th minute on a penalty kick. Attakora Debuts for San Jose Midfielder Nana Attakora made his debut for the Earthquakes on Saturday against Real Salt Lake. The fifth-year player started and played 54 minutes in his first appearance. Attakora also played 90 minutes in San Jose’s Reserve League match at Chivas USA on Tuesday. He was traded to San Jose along with Jacob Peterson and Alan Gordon from Toronto FC in exchange for Ryan Johnson, allocation money and an international player slot. Rafael Baca Makes First MLS Start Rookie midfielder Rafael Baca made his first MLS start for the Quakes against Real Salt Lake on July 23 at Rio Tinto Stadium, playing the full 90 minutes in a 4-0 loss. Baca played in his first career MLS game on July 9, against the Philadelphia Union. He came in as a substitute for Simon Dawkins in the 80th minute. Baca signed with the Earthquakes on July 8 after playing with Loyola Marymount University for four years. Earthquakes Recall Morrow from Loan Second-year defender Justin Morrow returned from a brief loan stint with FC Tampa Bay on Monday. He will make the trip to Los Angeles with San Jose’s reserve squad to take on Chivas USA. Morrow appeared in three matches during his time with FC Tampa Bay, a 1-0 win against English Premier League side Bolton, a 2-1 win against FC Edmonton and a 2-1 loss against the Atlanta Silverbacks. Luzunaris Sees Time for Orlando City Matt Luzunaris started and played 79 minutes for Orlando City in a 1-0 win against English Premier League side Newcastle United. San Jose’s striker went on loan with the USL Pro Division squad prior to their July 16 match against Rochester. He has scored two goals in two weeks, one against Rochester and another against Bolton. Marathon July Comes to an End Saturday’s match against D.C. United will be the Earthquakes’ eighth and final match of the month. During July the Quakes are 0-2-4 in MLS regular season matches and 1-2-4 overall, including a 2-1 win against English Premier League side West Bromwich Albion.

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT Wondolowski Passes De Rosario for No. 3 on Quakes All-Time Scoring Chart San Jose Earthquakes forward Chris Wondolowski continues to inch up the franchise’s all-time scoring charts. Wondo added to his total with two goals against Vancouver Whitecaps FC in a 2-2 draw on July 20 at Buck Shaw Stadium, giving him a total of 29 with the Quakes. The Danville, Calif. native has now passed Dwayne De Rosario, who scored 27 for the team from 2001-2005, for No. 3 on the all-time list. The career leader for the Quakes is Ronald Cerritos, who notched 61 from 1997-2001 and in 2005. Next on the list is Landon Donovan, who scored 32 goals in his Earthquakes career. Hernandez in Quakes’ Top-10 List for Career Starts With his start against the LA Galaxy on June 25, Earthquakes defender Jason Hernandez moved into No. 10 on the club’s all-time list for career starts. Hernandez is in his fourth season with San Jose and has now started 90 matches during that time. Next on the list is current Earthquakes assistant coach Ian Russell with 91 starts. Scoring First Under Yallop During Frank Yallop's first tenure with San Jose, the Earthquakes were one of the best teams in the league when scoring the first goal. The team went 36-2-1 from 2001-03 when scoring the first goal of the game. The Quakes only gave up leads two times in 2002, losing 21 to Los Angeles on July 4 and falling 2-1 to Kansas City on July 27. Yallop's team was 8-1-3 in 2008 when scoring first, 6-1-5 in 2009, 12-0-2 in 2010 and so far in 2011 is 3-1-3 when netting the first goal. Halftime Success The Earthquakes remain amongst the best in league history in holding onto a half-time lead after beating FC Dallas on March 26 and tying against Vancouver Whitecaps FC on May 11. Since the beginning of the 2000 season, the Earthquakes are 66-1-14 in games when leading at the half, including impressive marks of 7-0-2 in 2010, 4-0-3 in 2009, 8-0-1 in 2003, 7-0-1 in 2004 and 7-0-3 in 2005. Despite holding a halftime lead on May 10, 2008 vs. Columbus, the Quakes fell 3-2. That game marked the team's first loss since 1999 when holding a halftime lead. Making the First One Count The Earthquakes are 91-6-22 in their last 119 matches when scoring first. They finished 8-1-3 in 2008 when scoring first, 6-1-5 in 2009, went undefeated last year with a 12-0-2 record and are 3-1-3 this season. In 2005, San Jose went undefeated at 14-0-5 when scoring first. The Earthquakes were 25-2-2 in 2001 and 2002 when finding the back of the net first. The Quakes only gave up leads two times in 2002, losing 2-1 to Los Angeles on July 4 and falling 2-1 to Kansas City on July 27. The team continued that trend in 2003, possessing an 11-0-1 mark in the regular season when they scored the first goal. In 2004, the Quakes went 8-1-1 when scoring first, the top mark in MLS. The Quakes gave up their lead and lost to Los Angeles on July 4, 2004 for the first time since July 27, 2002 against Kansas City. The Quakes are also impressive in the playoffs when scoring first, posting a 7-0-0 record. Boot it Like Bingham Goes Viral Earthquakes goalkeeper David Bingham’s goal has been viewed over 2.2 million times since he scored a 90-yard goal in a 2-1 win against English Premier League side West Bromwich Albion two weeks ago at Buck Shaw Stadium. Bingham launched the ball from the edge of his own box and found the net on one hop. The video can be found in the Earthquakes’ YouTube channel. Peterson Tallies First Assist for the Earthquakes Jacob Peterson notched his first assist with the Earthquakes on July 20 against the Vancouver Whitecaps. He minted his Earthquakes career on July 16, getting the start and playing 62 minutes in a 0-0 draw against the Columbus Crew. The midfielder was traded to San Jose along with Nana Attakora and Alan Gordon from Toronto FC in exchange for Ryan Johnson, allocation money and an international player slot. Dawkins Notches First Career Assist Simon Dawkins tallied his first career assist on July 20 against the Vancouver Whitecaps. His chip allowed Wondolowski to score his seventh goal of the season and the first goal of the match in the third minute. Earthquakes to Host 2011 Corporate Cup The 2011 Corporate Cup hosted by the San Jose Earthquakes will kick off on Saturday, July 30 at 8:30 a.m. PT at the Nutrilite Training Facility. The 5v5 event will feature three divisions: Corporate Men’s, Co-Ed, and Men’s Open. The teams competing include: Visa, Zynga, Sony PlayStation, Maxim Integrated Products, NetApp, Solar Junction, Degenkolb Engineers, Playdom, PRTM, McKinsey & Co., Vocera, TeleNav, Cosmo Catering, Futsal Kingz, UK International, UVMG, Menlo Park AYSO, defending Open Division champions the Almaden Brit, Fighttheflop.com, the Cupertino Brit and Gordon Biersch. Each team is guaranteed three games during group play before the knockout phase begins. A full preview of the event will be available on www.sjearthquakes.com on Tuesday, July 26. Earthquakes Host Military Night vs. D.C. United on Saturday, July 30 The San Jose Earthquakes will honor the U.S. Armed Forces along with BAE Systems and Operation Care and Comfort on Saturday prior to kickoff against D.C. United. Active service members and veterans from all five branches of the military will be in attendance. Among the bases that will be represented are: Camp Parks, Fort Hunter Liggett and the Alameda Coast Guard Base. Participating military members will receive a commemorative scarf. In addition, Earthquakes partner BAE Systems will have an MRAP vehicle on site for fans to check out before kickoff. Operation Care and Comfort will also set up donation stations at Gates A and B.

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT San Jose Offers Fans the Chance to Be Krazy George for a Day San Jose Earthquakes fans that think they have what it takes to be Krazy George will get their chance. Last week the club announced the launch of its Krazy George Contest, a three-tiered competition that will result in one person winning the opportunity to perform alongside the iconic entertainer when San Jose hosts Sporting Kansas City on Oct. 1. Sign-ups are now open for the first phase of the contest. Fans can nominate themselves at www.sjearthquakes.com/krazygeorge. A pool of as many as 10 semifinalists will then be selected to perform a routine before a panel of three judges – Earthquakes head coach Frank Yallop, club ambassador Kelly Gray and the original Krazy George – on Friday, Aug. 5. From that group of 10, five finalists will be selected based on the creativity of their presentation, engagement of the judges and team pride. In order to decide a winner, fans will vote amongst the finalists’ performances using an online poll at www.sjearthquakes.com. The Earthquakes will post a video of each finalist’s performance in addition to the judge’s comments on the club’s official YouTube channel that will be available on the polling page for fans to watch and determine which contestant deserves to be the next Krazy George. Earthquakes Acquire Gordon, Attakora, Peterson From Toronto FC The San Jose Earthquakes announced on Thursday, July 14 that the club has acquired forward Alan Gordon, defender Nana Attakora and midfielder Jacob Peterson from Toronto FC in exchange for Ryan Johnson, allocation money and an international player slot. San Jose will regain its international slot on Jan. 1, 2013. For bios on Gordon, Attakora and Peterson, see below. Goalkeeper David Bingham Scores vs. West Brom Earthquakes goalkeeper David Bingham scored three minutes into the July 12 international friendly against West Bromwich Albion of the English Premier League. The improbable strike originated 90 yards out, took one bounce and scooted over the head of West Brom keeper Boaz Myhill and into the net. The video can be found on www.sjearthquakes.com and in San Jose’s YouTube channel. The video has been viewed nearly 1.5 million times in the last week. Quakes Defeat English Premier League Team for First Time in Club History San Jose’s 2-1 win against West Bromwich Albion was the Quakes’ first against an English Premier League opponent. The Quakes previously drew against club partner Tottenham Hotspur on July 17, 2010 at Buck Shaw Stadium and tied 1-1 against Aston Villa on May 13, 1997 at Spartan Stadium in San Jose, Calif. Earthquakes 4v4, Presented by Wells Fargo The San Jose Earthquakes kicked off their first 4v4 Tournament presented by Wells Fargo on Saturday, July 23. The Earthquakes 4v4 Presented by Wells Fargo includes two additional dates this summer. The next tournament will be on Aug. 28 at Cesar Chavez Academy in East Palo Alto, followed by the final event of 2011 on Sept. 18 at Alden Oliver Sports Park in Hayward. Divisions include boys and girls U-8 through U-19, Men’s and Women’s Rec, Adult CoEd and Men’s Open. Prizes will be awarded to the first and second place teams in all divisions. All participants receive an Earthquakes ticket, event t-shirt, and other gifts. There will also be appearances by Earthquakes players. Participation fees are $120 for Youth and Adult Rec, and $150 for Men’s Open. Registration is open at www.sjearthquakes.com/4v4. Wells Fargo Soccer Mom of the Match Wells Fargo will feature a Soccer Mom of the Match for each Earthquakes home game in 2011. The promotion kicked off on Saturday, June 25 with Tina Castaneda of San Jose taking home the award. One nominated mom will be selected for on-field and video-board recognition prior to kickoff each week. The winner will also receive four match tickets to an Earthquakes home game, a parking pass, and a jersey. They will also have the special privilege to watch pre-game warm ups from the field. If you know somebody who goes above and beyond for their soccer team or league who you think deserves the honor of being our “Soccer Mom of the Match,” make their case by filling out the nomination form. To nominate a mom, visit: www.sjearthquakes.com/soccermom. San Jose Earthquakes on Twitter @SJEarthquakes – Official account of the San Jose Earthquakes @ChrisWondo – 2010 MLS Budweiser Golden Boot Winner Chris Wondolowski @AnthonyAmpai – Rookie from NCAA Champion Akron University Anthony Ampaipitakwong @bobbyburling – Veteran central defender and sports trivia guru Bobby Burling @BradRing87 – Third-year central midfielder Brad Ring @J_Hernandez_21 – Veteran center back and social maven Jason Hernandez @awebs13 – Witty goalkeeper Andrew Weber @MattLuzu32 – First-year striker Matt Luzunaris @jacob__peterson – The newest Quakes player is also an active Tweeter

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT Earthquakes Recent Transactions Jan. 13, 2011: Selected Anthony Ampaipitakwong in the second round, 33rd overall, of the 2011 MLS SuperDraft by San Jose Earthquakes on Jan. 13, 2011. Jan. 13, 2011: Acquired F Steven Lenhart from the Columbus Crew in exchange for the 15th overall selection in the 2011 MLS SuperDraft and allocation money. Jan. 25, 2011: Acquired GK David Bingham through a weighted lottery. Feb. 15, 2011: Signed M Khari Stephenson March 1, 2011: Signed M Anthony Ampaipitakwong and waived M Tony Donatelli. March 7, 2011: Signed GK Andrew Weber. March 16, 2011: Acquired M Simon Dawkins on loan from Tottenham Hotspur. March 17, 2011: Signed F Ellis McLoughlin. March 25, 2011: Signed F Matt Luzunaris. April 7, 2011: Signed Head Coach Frank Yallop and General Manager John Doyle to multi-year contract extension. June 28, 2011: Traded defender Brandon McDonald to D.C. United in exchange for allocation money. July 8, 2011: Signed M Rafael Baca. July 14, 2011: Acquire D Nana Attakora, F Alan Gordon and M Jacob Peterson from Toronto FC for M Ryan Johnson, allocation money and an international player slot to be returned to San Jose on Jan. 1, 2013. Quakes All-Time Leaders Top 10 in Appearances 1. Ramiro Corrales ............................ 2. Joe Cannon .................................... 3. Richard Mulrooney .......................... 4. Ronald Cerritos .............................. 5. Wade Barrett .................................. 6. John Doyle ...................................... 7. Ian Russell ....................................... 8. Troy Dayak ...................................... 9. Eddie Lewis ..................................... 10. Dwayne De Rosario .........................

204 171 163 148 142 132 131 129 115 108

Top 10 in Minutes Played 1. Ramiro Corrales ........................ 16,582 2. Joe Cannon ................................ 15,561 3. Richard Mulrooney ...................... 14,204 4. Ronald Cerritos ........................... 12,382 5. Wade Barrett .............................. 12,218 6. John Doyle .................................. 11,385 7. Troy Dayak ................................. 10,830 8. Eddie Lewis .................................. 8,867 9. Ian Russell ................................... 8,146 10. Pat Onstad ................................... 7,640 Top 10 in Games Started 1. Ramiro Corrales ............................ 186 2. Joe Cannon ...................................... 171 3. Richard Mulrooney ........................... 155 4. Ronald Cerritos ............................... 142 5. Wade Barrett .................................... 136 6. John Doyle ...................................... 129 7. Troy Dayak ....................................... 122 8. Eddie Lewis ...................................... 100 9. Ian Russell ........................................ 91 10. Jason Hernandez .............................. 90

Top 10 in Goals 1. Ronald Cerritos ................................. 61 2. Landon Donovan ............................... 32 3. Chris Wondolowski ......................... 29 4. Dwayne De Rosario .......................... 27 5. Brian Ching ....................................... 25 6. Eric Wynalda ..................................... 21 7. Jeff Baicher ....................................... 20 8. Ryan Johnson ................................... 17 9. Ariel Graziani ..................................... 14 Manny Lagos ..................................... 14 Lawrence Lozzano ............................ 14 Game-Winning Goals 1. Ronald Cerritos ................................. 15 2. Chris Wondolowski ......................... 12 3. Landon Donovan ............................... 10 4. Dwayne De Rosario ............................ 8 ALL-TIME MLS SHUTOUT LEADERS PLAYER TEAM GP Kevin Hartman DAL 372 Nick Rimando RSL 271 Zach Thornton CHV 282 Joe Cannon VAN 294 Pat Onstad DC 223 Matt Reis NE 244 Tony Meola NY 250 Jon Busch SJ 185 Scott Garlick RSL 237 William Hesmer CLB 121 Note: Players in Bold are Active

SHO 102 82 76 75 64 63 62 59 48 41

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT Earthquakes Head Coach: Frank Yallop

San Jose Earthquakes

9th Season (7th with SJ)

MLS Coaching Career: YEAR CLUB 2001 San Jose Earthquakes 2002 San Jose Earthquakes 2003 San Jose Earthquakes 2006 Los Angeles Galaxy 2007 Los Angeles Galaxy 2008 San Jose Earthquakes 2009 San Jose Earthquakes 2010 San Jose Earthquakes 2011 San Jose Earthquakes

W 13 14 14 9 9 8 7 13 5

L 7 11 7 7 14 13 14 10 7

T 6 3 9 5 7 9 9 7 9

Pct. .615 .554 .617 .548 .417 .417 .389 .565 .416

GF 47 45 45 37 38 32 36 34 24

GA 29 35 35 37 48 38 50 33 25

MLS Coaching Totals:

.505

338

332

Playoffs: YEAR CLUB 2001 San Jose Earthquakes 2002 San Jose Earthquakes 2003 San Jose Earthquakes 2010 San Jose Earthquakes MLS Coaching Totals:

W 5 0 3 1 9

L 1 2 1 2 6

T 0 0 0 0 0

Pct. .833 .000 .750 .333 .600

GF 13 2 12 3 30

GA 3 4 8 3 18

Earthquakes Player Bios: #23 ANTHONY AMPAIPITAKWONG MID 5-8 160 DOB 6-14-88 CARROLLTON, TX MLS: Made MLS debut on 3/19 vs. RSL, coming on as a substitute in the 81st minute ... Came on as a substitute vs. CHV on 4/23 in the 55th minute ... Got first career start and played 72 minutes at PHI on 4/30 ... Came on as a substitute in the 61st minute vs. CLB on 5/14 ... Came on as a substitute in the 64th minute vs. NE on 5/21 ... Came on as a halftime sub on 5/28 at CHI and notched first two assists of MLS career … Started and played 75 minutes vs. HOU on 6/4 … Started and played 89 minutes at DC on 6/11 ... Started and played 46 minutes at KC on 6/17 ... Came on as a substitute in the 46th minute vs. LA on 6/25 ... Started and played 59 minutes vs. PHI on 7/9 ... Exhibition: -- Came on as a substitute in 46th minute on 7/12 vs. West Brom... Open Cup Qualifying: Started and played 82 minutes vs. CHI on 5/24 … Reserves: Played 90 minutes on 3/22 vs. VAN ... Played 30 minutes on 4/3 vs. SEA before leaving game with ankle injury ... Started and played 69 minutes on 4/23 vs. CHV and scored a goal … Played 90 minutes at CHV on 7/26. Last MLS Game: 7/9/11 vs. PHI; Last Goal: --; Last Assist: 5/28/11 at CHI 2011 MLS Single Game Highs: G: -- … A: 2 (5/28/11 at CHI)

#27 NANA ATTAKORA DEF 6-1 185 DOB 3-27-89 NORTH YORK, CANADA 2011 MLS: Started and played 90 minutes at VAN on 3/19 ... Started and played 65 minutes vs. CHV on 4/2 ... Started and played 46 minutes at SJ on 4/9 ... Came in as a substitute in the 12th minute vs. DC on 4/16 ... Came in as a substitute in the 84th minute at COL on 5/22 ... Started and played 89 minutes vs. KC on 6/4 ... Started and played 54 minutes at RSL on 7/23 ... Reserves: Played 90 minutes at CHV on 7/26 … MLS Cup Playoffs: -Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL; Last Goal: 8/7/10 vs. CHV; Last Assist: 8/15/09 vs. DC; 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- … A: – 2010: Appeared in 25 games, 24 as a starter logging 2,108 minutes. Scored his lone MLS goal of the season on August 7 against Chivas USA. CONCACAF Champions League: Played in all six CONCACAF Champions League group matches and scored the game-winning goal against Arabe Unido on October 19 at BMO Field. International: Played 19 minutes to earn his first senior cap for Canada against Jamaica on January 31. 2009: Appeared in 20 games, 19 as a starter logging 1,652 minutes…scored his first and game-winning MLS goal on 09/12/09 vs. Colorado at home in 32 victory, and was named Man of the Match…scored in team’s final home game of the season on 10/10/09 against San Jose in 1-1 final, and received consecutive Man of the Match honours…Attakora also recorded 4 assists, two of those were game winners…International: Played 89 minutes in two international friendlies held in February and March against Jamaica and the U.S. respectively…was a member of the U-20 CONCACAF Championships and played in both matches for Canada, a 1-0 loss to Trinidad and Tobago and a 2-0 win over Mexico – both games in Macoya, T & T…Attakora left the game versus Mexico in the 52nd due to injury…called into first MNT camp in January of 2010. 2008: Appeared in 5 games, 3 as a starter logging 318 minutes…made his MLS first team debut on 08/09/08 @ Colorado…also started on 08/17/08 @ New York, and 10/11/08 @ Dallas…played in 10 TFC Reserve team games, 8 as a starter….scored 2 goals and added 1 assist. 2007: Played in 5 Reserve League games, all as a starter, logging 437 minutes…suffered from a groin injury for the last part of the season keeping him out of action for almost 6 weeks at the end of the season. International: Has represented Canada at almost every level starting with the Canadian U-15…was a member of the 2005 U-17 Qualification tournament in Mexico (Canada finished 3rd in the group)…was on the FIFA U-20 World Cup team that played at BMO Field in the summer of 2007…was involved in 3 international friendlies in 2008…called up to U-20 training camp at the start of 2009. Personal: Son of Agnes and Kwame, and has a brother and a sister…reality show he’d most like to appear on “MTV Cribs”…the best meal Nana says he cooks is Chicken wings…if he wasn’t a soccer player he’d be a Real Estate Mastermind…lists his childhood hero as Superman…If he could be any actor, he’s be Denzel Washington…the player he’d most like to face in a game is Lionel Messi…says the best way to spend a day off from training is to sleep all morning…favourite vacation spot is Kingston, Jamaica…enjoys following the NBA and you would find NAS, Lil Wayne and Bob Marley all playing on his IPod on game day.

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT #30 RAFAEL BACA MID 5-8 160 DOB 9-11-89 TUXPAN, MEXICO ________________ MLS: Made MLS debut as a substitute in 80th minute on 7/9 vs. PHI … Came in as a substitute in the 62nd minute at CLB on 7/16 ... Exhibition: -Started and played 61 minutes on 7/12 vs. West Brom … Came in as a substitute in the 42nd minute vs. VAN on 7/20 … Played 90 minutes at RSL on 7/23 ... Reserves: Played 90 minutes on 3/22 vs. VAN ... Came on as a substitute in 46th minute on 4/3 vs. SEA, Started and played 56 minutes at CHV on 7/26. Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL; Last Goal: ; Last Assist: 2011 MLS Single Game Highs: G: -- … A: College: Three-time First Team All-West Coast Conference selection ... No. 2 leader in career games played (79), shots (213), and assists (19) ... No. 3 all time in points (57) and goals (19) ... Captain as a sophomore, junior and senior ... Twice honored as the West Coast Conference Player of the Week ... Selected to the TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team of the Season Second Team and was an NSCAA Third-Team All-American ... Selected to the NSCAA First-Team All-Far West Region as a senior ... Led the WCC with eight assists as a senior, the No. 2 single-season mark all time at LMU ... Named to Goal.com All-America First Team as a junior ... One of 30 players selected for the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List as a junior. High School/Club: Attended Amino Leadership High School in Inglewood, Calif. ... All-CIF, All-State, All-Harbor League, All-Area, All-City selection in his senior season ... Scored 58 goals during high school career ... Two-year letter winner ... Team captain as a senior ... Won the school’s award for top Student-Athlete. Personal: Parents are Rafael and Graciela Baca... Has a sister, Jennifer... Majored in Spanish while at LMU.

#33 STEVEN BEITASHOUR DEF 5-10 170 DOB 2-1-87 SAN JOSE, CA ________________ MLS: DNP at NY on 4/16 and vs. CHV on 4/23 due to left MCL sprain ... Made first start of season and played 90 minutes at VAN on 5/11 ... Played 90 minutes at CHI on 5/28 … Started and played 90 minutes vs. HOU on 6/4 and notched his first career assist … Started and played full 90 minutes at DC on 6/11 and had an assist ... Started and played full 90 minutes at KC on 6/17 and vs. LA on 6/25 ... Notched third assist of season on 7/2 vs. NY … Started and played 45 minutes at CHV on 7/6 before leaving due to injury … DNP vs. PHI on 7/9, at CLB on 7/16, vs. VAN on 7/20, at RSL on 7/23 due to right leg injury … Exhibition: -- ... Open Cup Qualifying: Got first action of the season in start at POR on 5/3, playing full 120 minutes … Played 120 minutes vs. CHI on 5/24 ... Reserves: Played 90 minutes on 3/22 vs. VAN ... Played 90 minutes on 4/3 vs. SEA. Last MLS Game: 7/6/11 at CHV; Last Goal: 4/24/10 at CHV; Last Assist: 7/2/11 vs. NY 2011 MLS Single Game Highs: G: -- … A: 1

#1 DAVID BINGHAM GK 6-2 185 DOB 10-19-89 CASTRO VALLEY, CA MLS: -- Exhibition: -- Started and played 45 minutes on 7/12 vs. West Brom, scoring a goal from 90 yards out in the 3rd minute ... Open Cup: -- … Reserves: Played 90 minutes vs. LA on 6/6 and at CHV on 7/26. Last MLS Game: --; Last Shutout: --; Most Saves: -2011 MLS Game Highs: SV: -- ... SOG: --

#2 BOBBY BURLING DEF 6-5 195 DOB 10-15-84 CLEAR LAKE CITY, TX MLS: Made season debut with start at PHI on 4/30 and played all 90 minutes ... Played 90 minutes at VAN on 5/11 ... Started and played 90 minutes at DC on 6/11 ... Started and played 90 minutes at KC on 6/17 and vs. LA on 6/25 ... Started and received red card in 91st minute vs. NY on 7/2 … Started and played 90 minutes vs. PHI on 7/9, at CLB on 7/16 and vs. VAN on 7/20... Started and received a red card in 62nd minute at RSL on 7/23 ... Exhibition: -- Started and played 45 minutes on 7/12 vs. West Brom ... Open Cup Qualifying: Started and played full 120 minutes at POR on 5/3 … Played 120 minutes vs. CHI on 5/24 ... Started and played 90 minutes vs. HOU on 6/4... Reserves: Played 90 minutes vs. VAN on 3/22, vs. SEA on 4/3, vs. CHV on 4/23 and at CHV on 7/26. Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL; Last Goal: 5/8/10 vs. NY; Last Assist: 5/22/10 at SEA 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- ... A: --

#18 JON BUSCH GK 5-10 165 DOB 8-18-76 ALBANY, NY MLS: Played 90 minutes in every match this season ... Recorded shutouts at DAL on 3/26, vs. CLB on 5/14 and vs. NE on 5/21 and 6/25 vs. LA ... Finished fifth in MLS Save of the Week voting for denying Thierry Henry in a 3-0 loss against NY on 4/16 … Received yellow card on 7/2 vs. NY … Exhibition: -- ... Open Cup: --. Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL; Last Shutout: 6/25/11 vs. LA; Most Saves: 12 (8/29/04) 2011 MLS Game Highs: SV: 6

#11 BOBBY CONVEY MID 5-9 150 DOB 5-27-83 PHILADELPHIA, PA MLS: Played 90 minutes vs. RSL on 3/19, at DAL on 3/26, vs. TOR on 4/9, at NY on 4/16 and vs. CHV on 4/23 ... Notched first assist of season in 90 minutes vs. SEA on 4/2 … Came on as substitute at PHI on 4/30 in the 58th minute and received a yellow card ... Played full 90 minutes vs. CLB on 5/14, recording second assist of the season ... Played 90 minutes vs. NE on 5/21, received a yellow card and scored the match-winning goal ... Played 90 minutes at left back on 5/28 at CHI … Started and played 90 minutes vs. HOU on 6/4, at KC on 6/17, and vs. LA on 6/25 ... DNP on 7/2 vs. NY, 7/6 vs. CHV, 7/9 vs. PHI and 7/16 vs. CLB due to left knee contusion … Came in as a substitute in the 66th minute vs. VAN on 7/20 ... Started and played 90 minutes and received a yellow card at RSL on 7/23 ... Exhibition: -- ... Open Cup Qualifying: Started and played 93 minutes at POR on 5/3. Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL; Last Goal: 5/21/11 vs. NE; Last Assist: 5/14/11 vs. CLB 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: 1 … A: 1

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT #12 RAMIRO CORRALES MID 6-0 180 DOB 3-12-77 SALINAS, CA MLS: Started on 3/19 vs. RSL and played 66 minutes ... Started on 3/26 at DAL and played 89 minutes ... Played full 90 minutes on 4/2 vs. SEA and set the new Quakes all-time record for career starts, surpassing former goalkeeper Joe Cannon ... Started on 4/9 vs. TOR and played 85 minutes, receiving a yellow card ... Started on 4/16 at NY and played 76 minutes ... Played 90 minutes vs. CHV on 4/23, setting a new Quakes record for career minutes played … Corrales also passed the 20,000 career minutes played mark and also picked up first assist of the season against CHV on 4/23 ... Played 90 minutes at VAN on 5/11 ... Returned to lineup at left midfield and notched a goal and an assist at CHI on 5/28 … Started and played 90 minutes vs. HOU on 6/4... Started and played 90 minutes at DC ... Started and played 90 minutes at KC on 6/17 and vs. LA on 6/25 ... Played in 200th career match for San Jose on 7/2 vs. NY, first player to reach 200 games played with San Jose … Started and played full 90 minutes at CHV on 7/6, vs. PHI on 7/9, at CLB on 7/16 and vs. VAN on 7/20 … Exhibition: -- Came on as a substitute on 7/12 vs. West Brom in 61st minute ... Open Cup Qualifying: Started and played full 120 minutes at POR on 5/3, receiving a yellow card ... Played 120 minutes vs. CHI on 5/24. Last MLS Game: 7/20/11 vs. VAN; Last Goal: 5/28/11 at CHI; Last Assist: 5/28/11 at CHI 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: 1 ... A: 1

#4 SAM CRONIN MID 5-10 165 DOB 12-12-86 WINSTON-SALEM, NC MLS: Played 90 minutes vs. RSL on 3/19 and received a yellow card ... Played full 90 minutes at DAL on 3/26 and vs. SEA on 4/2... Started and played 90 minutes vs. TOR on 4/9, receiving yellow card ... Played 90 minutes at NY on 4/16 and vs. CHV on 4/23, receiving a yellow card against CHV ... Came on as a substitute at PHI on 4/30 in the 64th minute ... Played 90 minutes at VAN on 5/11 ... Came on as substitute in 72nd minute vs. CLB on 5/14 ... Appeared as a sub in the 68th minute on 5/28 at CHI … Started and played 90 minutes vs. HOU on 6/4... Started and played 90 minutes at DC on 6/11 and had an assist ... Played 46 minutes at KC on 6/17 ... Entered as a sub in 89th minute on 7/2 vs. NY … Started and played 77 minutes at CHV on 7/6 … Came in as a sub in the 92nd minute in extra time at CLB on 7/16 ... Started and played 90 minutes at RSL on 7/23 ... Exhibition: -- Started and played 45 minutes on 7/12 vs. West Brom ... Open Cup Qualifying: Started and played 120 minutes at POR on 5/3, tallying the game winning assist and receiving a yellow card ... Played full 120 minutes against CHI on 5/24. Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL; Last Goal: 6/13/09 vs. NY; Last Assist: 6/11/11 at DC 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- … A: 1

#10 SIMON DAWKINS MID 5-10 160 DOB 12-1-87 EDGWARE, ENGLAND MLS: Made MLS debut on 3/19 vs. RSL, coming on as a substitute in the 66th minute ... Made first MLS start on 3/26 at DAL and played 85 minutes ... Started, played 85 minutes and scored first career MLS goal on 4/2 vs. SEA in 32nd minute ... Played 90 minutes and scored second goal of season vs. Toronto FC on 4/9 ... Nominated for MLS Goal of the Week on 4/11 and finished No. 3 in the voting … Started and played 63 minutes at NY on 4/16 ... Started and played 79 minutes on 4/23 vs. CHV ... DNP at PHI on 4/30, at VAN on 5/11, vs. CLB on 5/14 or vs. NE on 5/21, 5/28 at CHI due to calf injury ... Came in as a substitute vs. HOU on 6/4 in the 75th minute and scored a goal in the 92nd minute ... Came in as a substitute at DC on 6/11 in the 48th minute and scored a goal in the 49th minute ... Came in as a substitute at KC on 6/17 in the 46th minute ... Started and played 90 minutes vs. LA on 6/25 ... Played 89 minutes on 7/2 vs. NY … Came on as a sub in the 46th minute at CHV on 7/6 … Started and played 80 minutes vs. PHI on 7/9 and at CLB on 7/16 ... Started and played 42 minutes vs. VAN on 7/20 and notched first career MLS assist before leaving due to injury … DNP at RSL on 7/23 due to right hamstring strain ... Exhibition: -- ... Open Cup: -- Came on as a substitute on 7/12 vs. West Brom in 46th minute … Reserves: Played 75 minutes and notched assist on 3/22 vs. VAN … Entered as a sub on 6/6 vs. LA in 65th minute. Last MLS Game: 7/20/11 vs. VAN; Last Goal: 6/11/11 vs. HOU; Last Assist: 7/20/11 vs. VAN 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: 1 … A: --

#17 JOEY GJERTSEN MID 5-9 165 DOB 6-13-82 TACOMA, WA MLS: Started on 3/19 vs. RSL and played 72 minutes … Started on 3/26 at DAL and played 72 minutes, notching first assist of season ... Started on 4/2 vs. SEA and played 45 minutes ... Came on as a substitute vs. TOR on 4/9 in the 85th minute ... DNP at NY on 4/16, vs. CHV on 4/23 or at PHI on 4/30 due to right groin strain ... Started and played 60 minutes vs. CLB on 5/14 and notched his second assist of the season ... Started and played 63 minutes vs. NE on 5/21 ... Started and played 45 minutes on 5/28 at CHI … Started and played 46 minutes at CHV on 7/6 … Exhibition: -- Started and played 45 minutes on 7/12 vs. West Brom and had an assist … Open Cup: -- … Reserves: Played 62 minutes vs. LA on 6/6 … Played 90 minutes at POR on 6/21 and at CHV on 7/26. Last MLS Game: 7/6/11 at CHV; Last Goal: 5/8/10 vs. NY; Last Assist: 5/14/11 vs. CLB; 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- … A: 1

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT #16 ALAN GORDON FOR 6-3 190 DOB 10-16-81 LONG BEACH, CA 2011 MLS: Started and played 90 minutes vs. POR on 3/26... Started and played 90 minutes and scored a goal vs. CHV on 4/2 ... Started and played 90 minutes and scored a goal at SJ on 4/9 ... Started and played 90 minutes at SEA on 4/30 ... Started and played 45 minutes and got an assist vs. CLB on 4/23 ... Came in as a substitute in the 43rd minute and scored two goals at LA on 6/11 ... Started and played 90 minutes at NE on 6/15 and at HOU on 7/9 ... DNP at CLB on 7/16, vs. VAN on 7/20 and at RSL on 7/23 due to right quadriceps strain … NCC: Started and played 59 minutes at EDM on 4/27 ... Started and played 65 minutes vs. EDM on 5/4 ... MLS Cup Playoffs: -Last MLS Game: 7/9/11 at HOU; Last Goal: 6/11/11 at LA; Last Assist: 4/23/11 vs. CLB; 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: 2 -- … A: 1 2010: In nine games (eight starts) with the Red-and-White, Gordon scored once and added three assists, and was named MLS Player of the Week on September 13, 2010. 2009: In his sixth season with the LA Galaxy, Gordon scored three goals and added three assists in 22 games. He came off the bench in both of the club’s summer friendlies against AC Milan and Barcelona, scoring the Galaxy’s first goal in the 2-2 draw with Milan, and was fouled late in the Western Conference Championship win over Houston, setting up Landon Donovan’s penalty kick to complete the 2-0 win. 2008: Set career highs in all offensive categories, scoring five goals and adding seven assists in a career-best 26 games. Gordon tied a career-high with two goals in the Galaxy’s 5-2 win vs. Chivas USA on 4/26 after coming on as a second half substitute. In November he was officially inducted to the NJCAA Soccer Hall of Fame. 2007: After preseason foot surgery ruled Gordon out until July, he went on to play in 14 games, making 11 starts and scoring three goals. Gordon also scored three times in SuperLiga, tallying the Galaxy’s first goal in the 2-1 win over Pachuca on 7/24 as well as a pair of goals in the 6-5 win at FC Dallas a week later. 2006: Became an important part of the Galaxy’s late season success in the league, and was also the Galaxy’s joint-top scorer in the U.S. Open Cup, tallying three goals in four games, including one in the Open Cup Final defeat in Chicago. 2005: Suffered from a groin injury much of the first half of the season, but made three starts with the first team and five with the Galaxy Reserves. Scored one goal and added one assist in 374 minutes of Reserve Division action. 2004: Made his MLS debut in a 0-0 tie at San Jose on 9/25, replacing Carlos Ruiz. He went on to crack Steve Sampson’s starting lineup for each of the final two games of the year, playing 141 minutes in those two contests. Other Pro Experience: In 2004, Gordon was named A-League Rookie of the Year after scoring 17 goals in 27 games for the Portland Timbers and leading them to the best regular season record in the league. College: Played two years at Yavapai College in Prescott, Ariz., scoring 39 goals for the Roughriders before finishing his college career at Oregon State. In two years with the Beavers (2002-2003), he scored 26 goals and seven assists in 40 games, finishing as the team’s leading scorer and earning AllPac-10 First Team honors both years. His 15 goals in 2002 were the second most in school history, while his 11 in 2003 are the fourth most. Honors: MLS Cup Champion (2005), U.S. Open Cup Champion (2005), A-League Rookie of the Year (2004)

#21 JASON HERNANDEZ DEF 5-10 170 DOB 8-26-83 ENGLEWOOD, NJ MLS: Played 90 minutes vs. RSL on 3/19, at DAL on 3/26, vs. SEA on 4/2, vs. TOR on 4/9, at NY on 4/16, vs. CHV on 4/23, at PHI on 4/30, vs. NE on 5/21 and at CHI on 5/28 ... Received a yellow card against CLB on 5/14 in 90 minutes of action ... Started and played 90 minutes vs. HOU on 6/4, at DC on 6/11, at KC on 6/17, vs. LA on 6/25, 7/2 vs. NY … Received yellow card on 7/2 vs. NY ... Started and played 90 minutes at CHV on 7/6, vs. PHI on 7/9, at CLB on 7/16, and vs. VAN on 7/20 … Exhibition: -- Started and played 45 minutes on 7/12 vs. West Brom ... Open Cup: -Last MLS Game: 7/20/11 vs. VAN; Last Goal: --; Last Assist: 10/2/08 at DAL; 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- … A: --

#3 CHRIS LEITCH DEF 5-11 165 DOB 4-1-79 BALTIMORE, OH MLS: Played 90 minutes vs. RSL on 3/19 and received a yellow card ... Played full 90 minutes at DAL on 3/26 and notched first assist of season ... Played 90 minutes vs. SEA on 4/2 and received a yellow card ... Came on a substitute in the 62nd minute on 4/16 at NY ... Played full 90 minutes vs. CHV on 4/23, at PHI on 4/30, vs. CLB on 5/14, vs. NE on 5/21, at CHV on 7/6, vs. PHI on 7/9, at CLB on 7/16, and vs. VAN on 7/20 ... Came on as a substitute in the 63rd minute at RSL on 7/23 ... Exhibition: -- Came on as a substitute in 46th minute on 7/12 vs. West Brom ... Open Cup: -- ... Reserves: Played 90 minutes vs. LA on 6/6 and at POR on 6/21. Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL Last Goal: --; Last Assist: 3/26/11 at DAL 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- … A: 1

#24 STEVEN LENHART FWD 6-1 190 DOB 8-28-86 JACKSONVILLE, FL MLS: DNP vs. RSL on 3/19, at DAL on 3/26, vs. SEA on 4/2, vs. TOR on 4/9 or at NY on 4/16 due to right knee arthroscopy ... Made Earthquakes debut by coming on as a substitute in the 80th minute vs. CHV on 4/23 ... Made first start and played full 90 minutes at PHI on 4/30 ... Played 90 minutes at VAN on 5/11 ... Played 90 minutes vs. CLB on 5/14 and picked up first assist as an Earthquake ... Played 90 minutes and received a yellow card vs. NE on 5/21 ... Played full 90 minutes on 5/28 at CHI … Started and played 90 minutes vs. HOU on 6/4 and notched first career goal with the Earthquakes in the 69th minute ... Played full 90 minutes on 6/11 at DC and scored three goals and notched his first career hat trick, he also had an assist ... Played 90 minutes at KC on 6/17 and vs. LA on 6/25 ... Scored fifth goal of season on 7/2 vs. NY and received yellow card … Started and played 90 minutes at CHV on 7/6 and received yellow card … Started and played 73 minutes at CLB on 7/16 and received a yellow card ... Started and played 90 minutes and had an assist on 7/20 vs. VAN ... Exhibition: --... Open Cup Qualifying: Came on as substitute in 83rd minute at POR on 5/3 and received a yellow card ... Came on as a substitute in the 83rd minute vs. CHI on 5/24 ... Reserves: Started and played first half of game on 4/23 vs. CHV and received a yellow card. Last MLS Game: 7/20/11 vs. VAN; Last Goal: 7/2/11 vs. NY; Last Assist: 7/20/11 vs. VAN 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: 3 … A: 1

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT #28 ANDRE LUIZ MID 6-0 174 DOB 11-14-74 SAO PAULO, BRAZIL MLS: Has not appeared in a match this season due to a left knee injury. Exhibition: -- ... Open Cup: --. Last MLS Game: 6/5/10 at FCD; Last Goal: --; Last Assist: 6/2/10 vs. CLB 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- … A: --

#32 MATT LUZUNARIS FWD 6-1 170 DOB 03-06-89 MARGATE, FLA MLS: Made MLS debut on 4/9 vs. TOR, coming on as a substitute in the 80th minute ... Came on as a substitute at NY on 4/16 in 77th minute ... DNP on 4/23 vs. CHV due to left hip flexor strain ... Exhibition: -- Came on as a substitute in 46th minute on 7/12 vs. West Brom ... Open Cup: -- ... Reserves: Played 90 minutes on 3/22 vs. VAN and scored the game-winning goal ... Played 90 minutes on 4/3 vs. SEA ... Played 90 minutes on 6/6 vs. LA and at POR on 6/21. Last MLS Game: 4/16/11 at. NY; Last Goal: --; Last Assist: -2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- … A: --

#25 ELLIS MCLOUGHLIN FWD 5-10 170 DOB 7-8-90 SEATTLE, WA ________________ MLS: Made MLS debut on 3/19 vs. RSL, coming on as a substitute in the 72nd minute ... Came on as a substitute in the 72nd minute on 3/26 at DAL ... DNP vs. TOR on 4/9 or at NY on 4/16 due to back strain ... Came on as a substitute in the 67th vs. NE on 5/21 and scored his first career MLS goal ... Came in as a substitute at KC on 6/17 in the 46th minute and played until the 89th minute ... Came on as a substitute in the 75th minute vs. LA on 6/25 and in the 59th minute vs. PHI on 7/9 ... Exhibition: -- Started and played 45 minutes on 7/12 vs. West Brom ... Open Cup Qualifying: Came on as a substitute in the 111th minute at POR on 5/3 … Started and played 45 minutes vs. CHI on 5/24, scoring a goal ... Reserves: Played 90 minutes and notched assist on 3/22 vs. VAN ... Started and played 85 minutes on 4/23 vs. CHV … Played 90 minutes on 6/6 vs. LA, at POR on 6/21 and at CHV on 7/26. Last MLS Game: 7/9/11 vs. LA; Last Goal: 5/21/11 vs. NE; Last Assist: -2011 MLS Single Game Highs: G: 1 … A: --

#15 JUSTIN MORROW DEF 5-9 165 DOB 10-4-87 CLEVELAND, OHIO MLS: Got first career MLS start and played 90 minutes at PHI on 4/30 ... Exhibition: -- Played 90 minutes on 7/12 vs. West Brom ... Open Cup Qualifying: Came on as substitute in 94th minute at POR on 5/3 … Played 120 minutes vs. CHI on 5/24 and scored a goal ... Reserves: Played 90 minutes vs. VAN on 3/22, vs. SEA on 4/3, vs. CHV on 4/23, vs. LA on 6/6, at POR 6/21 and at CHV on 7/26. Last MLS Game: 4/30/11 at PHI; Last Goal: --; Last Assist: -2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- … A: --

#6 IKE OPARA DEF 6-2 180 DOB 2-21-89 DURHAM, NC MLS: Made 2011 season debut on 3/26 at Dallas, coming on as a substitute in the 82nd minute … Entered the game as a substitute in the 70th minute against SEA on 4/2 ... Made first start of the season on 4/9 vs. TOR and played all 90 minutes, receiving a yellow card ... Played 90 minutes at NY on 4/16 and at VAN on 5/11 ... Came on as a substitute in the 82nd minute vs. CLB on 5/14 ... Played 90 minutes vs. NE on 5/21 and at CHI on 5/28 ... DNP vs. DC on 6/11, at SKC on 6/17, vs. LA on 6/25, vs. NY on 7/2, at CHV on 7/6, vs. PHI on 7/9, at CLB on 7/16, vs. VAN on 7/20, at RSL on 7/23 due to left foot injury … Exhibition: -- ... Open Cup Qualifying: Played all 120 minutes at POR on 5/3, receiving a yellow card and scoring the game winning goal in the 120th minute … Reserves: Played 90 minutes on 3/22 vs. VAN ... Started and played 64 minutes on 4/3 vs. SEA ... Played 90 minutes on 4/23 vs. CHV. Last MLS Game: 5/28/11 at CHI; Last Goal: 7/3/10 vs. D.C.; Last Assist: -2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- … A: --

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT #19 JACOB PETERSON MID 5-10 165 DOB 1-27-86 PORTAGE, MI 2011 MLS: Started and played 71 minutes at VAN on 3/19 ... Started and played 90 minutes vs. POR on 3/26 ... Started and played 46 minutes and got an assist vs. CHV on 4/2 ... Started and played 90 minutes at SJ on 4/9, vs. LA on 4/13, vs. DC on 4/16, vs. CLB on 4/23, at SEA on 4/30 ... Started and played 76 minutes vs.HOU on 5/7 ... Started and played 90 minutes at DAL on 5/11 and at CHI on 5/14 ... Started and played 43 minutes at LA on 6/11 ... Started and played 69 minutes at HOU on 7/9 ... Made first appearance with Earthquakes at CLB on 7/16, starting and playing 62 minutes ... Started and played 66 minutes and notched an assist vs. VAN on 7/20 .. Started and played 90 minutes and received a yellow card at RSL on 7/23 ... NCC: Came in as a substitute at EDM on 4/27 ... Started and played 90 minutes vs. EDM on 5/4 ... Started and played 33 minutes at VAN on 5/18 ... MLS Cup Playoffs: -Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL; Last Goal: --; Last Assist: 7/20/11 vs. VAN 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- A: 1 2010: Peterson started in 15 of the 24 games he played in, logging 1,267 minutes. Scored one MLS goal, against Columbus Crew in a 2-2 draw on October 16. Made his Toronto FC debut as a sub in the home opener against the Philadelphia Union on April 15. CONCACAF Champions League: Scored his first goal for Toronto in the 1-1 draw at home to Real Salt Lake in the Group Stage on September 28. 2009: Appeared in 23 games, 12 starts, playing in 1,131 minutes with 2 goals and 2 assist...Suffered a torn ACL in his right knee on Sept. 23 and missed the remainder of the season…Registered game winning assist vs. Toronto FC (9/5)…Recorded his second goal of the season vs. New York (7/25)…Played 64 minutes in friendly vs. Club America (7/15)…Scored his first goal of the season vs. Chicago (7/4)…Tallied first assist of the season vs. D.C. United (6/20)…Played in all 90 minutes at Seattle (5/26) in second U.S. Open Cup play-in match…Played in all 120 minutes at LA (4/7) in U.S. Open Cup play-in match…Made first start of the season in home opener vs. Kansas City (3/28). 2008: Appeared in 17 games with 10 starts…Scored his only goal of season vs. DC United 5/44 that helped lead the Rapids to a 2-0 victory…The 53rd minute strike was nominated for MLS Goal of the Year…Played in 790 minutes for the Rapids Reserves and recorded an assist. 2007: Played in 24 games, making a team-high 14 substitute appearances...He scored one goal in 2007 on June 28 against DC. 2006: Made his professional debut playing 21 minutes on April 8 vs. Columbus…Scored his first goal on May 20 at LA…Recorded his first assist on June 3 at Chivas USA…Recorded his second assist on July 4 vs. New England…Scored his second goal on July 20 vs. Chivas; Recorded his third assist on Sept 9 at KC…Scored his third goal on Oct 7 vs. NY…Scored his fourth goal on October 14, 2006 at HOU...2006 Playoff Highlights: Played 71 minutes in WCSS Game 1…Played 74 minutes in WCSS Game 2…Played 16 minutes in Conference Final. International: Traveled to Japan with the US U-23 National Team for two games in February 2007…Peterson was a standout member of the United States Under-20 and Under-17 National teams…His participation at the international level includes four games in the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship. Other Professional Experience: In November 2007, Peterson traveled to Spain with the Generation adidas team, where he helped fight out at 0-0 draw against the Real Madrid Reserves. College: Was a semi-finalist for the Hermann Trophy award, which is presented annually to the nation’s top college soccer player, while with Indiana…Won 2 National Championships with the Hoosiers in 2003 and 2004, and scored a goal in both National Championship games.

#5 BRAD RING MID 5-10 165 DOB 4-7-87 ROCKFORD, IL MLS: Made 2011 season debut on 3/26 at Dallas, coming on as a substitute in the 90th minute ... Made first start of season and played 90 minutes at PHI on 4/30 ... Played 90 minutes at VAN on 5/11 ... Started and played 71 minutes, recording first career point with an assist vs. CLB on 5/14 ... Played 90 minutes vs. NE on 5/21, at CHI on 5/28, vs. HOU on 6/4, and at DC on 6/11 ... Played 90 minutes at KC on 6/17, vs. LA on 6/25, vs. NY on 7/2, at CHV on 7/6, vs. PHI on 7/9, at CLB on 7/16, and vs. VAN on 7/20 ...Came on as a substitute in the 54th minute and received a yellow card at RSL on 7/23 ... Exhibition: -- Came on as a substitute in 46th minute on 7/12 vs. West Brom ... Open Cup Qualifying: Played all 120 minutes at POR on 5/3, picking up a yellow card … Started and played 70 minutes vs. CHI on 5/24, picking up a yellow card ... Reserves: Played 90 minutes vs. VAN on 3/22, vs. SEA on 4/3, vs. CHV on 4/23 and at CHV on 7/26. Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL; Last Goal: --; Last Assist: 5/14/11 vs. CLB; 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- … A: 1

#9 SCOTT SEALY FWD 5-10 175 DOB 6-4-81 CHAGUANAS, TRINIDAD MLS: DNP vs. RSL on 3/19 or at DAL on 3/26 due to right groin strain ... Made 2011 season debut on 4/2 vs. SEA, coming on as a substitute in the 85th minute ... Came on as a substitute in the 64th minute at NY on 4/16 ... Got first start of the season on 4/23 vs. CHV, playing 63 minutes ... Started at PHI on 4/30 and played 57 minutes ... Started and played 63 minutes at VAN on 5/11 ... DNP vs. NE on 5/21 due to left hamstring strain ... Came in as a substitute at KC on 6/17 in the 89th minute ... Came in as a substitute in the 73rd minute at CLB on 7/16 ... Came on in the 83rd minute as a substitute vs. VAN on 7/20 ... Started and played 63 minutes at RSL on 7/23 ... Exhibition: -- Started and played 60 minutes on 7/20 vs. West Brom ... Open Cup Qualifying: Came on as a substitute in the 46th minute vs. CHI on 5/24 ... Played 90 minutes on 6/6 vs. LA and 86 minutes at POR on 6/21 ... Reserves: Played 45 minutes at CHV on 7/26. Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL; Last Goal: 10/18/08 at KC; Last Assist: 6/2/10 vs. CLB 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- … A: --

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT #7 KHARI STEPHENSON MID 6-1 185 DOB 1-18-81 KINGSTON, JAMAICA MLS: Started and played 81 minutes on 3/19 vs. RSL and received a yellow card ... DNP on 3/26 at DAL due to national team duty with Jamaica ... Scored first goal of season vs. SEA on 4/2 after coming on as a substitute at the half ... Goal vs. SEA on 4/2 won MLS Goal of the Week honors … Started and played 80 minutes vs. TOR on 4/9 ... Started and played 61 minutes at NY on 4/16 ... Started and played 54 minutes on 4/23 vs. CHV, notching first assist of the season ... Came on as a substitute in 64th minute at VAN on 5/11 ... Played 90 minutes and scored second goal of the season vs. CLB on 5/14 ... Played 90 minutes vs. NE on 5/21 ... Started and played 68 minutes on 5/28 at CHI … Started and played 82 minutes vs. HOU on 6/4... Started and played 48 minutes at DC on 6/11 and had an assist ... Played 90 minutes at KC on 6/17 ... Played 46 minutes vs. LA on 6/25 ... Scored third goal of season on 7/2 vs. NY … Started and played 90 minutes vs. PHI on 7/9, at CLB on 7/16, and at RSL on 7/23 ... Exhibition: -- Started and played 45 minutes on 7/12 vs. West Brom, scoring game-winning goal in 45th minute ... Started and played 83 minutes vs. VAN on 7/20 ... Open Cup Qualifying: Started and played 82 minutes at POR on 5/3 ... Came on as a substitute in the 71st minute vs. CHI on 5/24 and picked up a yellow card. Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL; Last Goal: 7/2/11 vs. NY; Last Assist: 6/11/11 at DC 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: 1 … A: 1

#20 TIM WARD DEF 6-0 165 DOB 2-28-87 WAUKESHA, WI ___ MLS: DNP vs. RSL on 3/19, at DAL on 3/26, vs. SEA on 4/2, vs. TOR on 4/9, at NY on 4/16, vs. CHV on 4/23, at PHI on 5/3, at VAN on 5/11, vs. CLB on 5/14 or vs. NE on 5/21 due to right hamstring strain ... Came on as a substitute in the 45th minute at CHV on 7/6 …Started and played 90 minutes at RSL on 7/23 ... Exhibition: -- Played 90 minutes on 7/12 vs. West Brom ... Open Cup: -- ... Reserves: Played 90 minutes on 6/6 vs. LA and at POR on 6/21. Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL; Last Goal: --; Last Assist: 10/9/10 at D.C. 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: -- … A: --

#13 ANDREW WEBER GK 6-2 190 DOB 9-9-83 PHOENIX, AZ MLS: -- … Exhibition: -- ... Open Cup Qualifying: Saw first action of season playing full game at POR on 5/3, making three saves and recording a shutout … Played 120 minutes vs. CHI on 5/24 ... Exhibition: -- Came on as a substitute in 46th minute on 7/12 vs. West Brom … Reserves: Notched 21 win vs. VAN on 3/22 ... Played 90 minutes on 4/3 vs. SEA and made seven saves ... Earned 3-1 win vs. CHV on 4/23 ... Played 90 minutes in 2-1 loss at POR on 6/21. Last MLS Game: 10/17/09 at CHV; Last Shutout: --; Most Saves: 8 2011 MLS Game Highs: SV: -- … SOG: --

#8 CHRIS WONDOLOWSKI FWD 6-0 165 DOB 1-28-83 DANVILLE, CA MLS: Played 90 minutes vs. RSL on 3/19 and vs. SEA on 4/2… Scored first two goals of season and surpassed Eric Wynalda for No. 5 on the Quakes all-time scoring list at DAL on 3/26 … First of two goals vs. DAL on 4/2 was nominated for MLS Goal of the Week and finished No. 4 in the voting ... Played all 90 minutes on 4/9 vs. TOR, notched first assist of the season and received a yellow card ... Played 90 minutes at NY on 4/16 ... Played 90 minutes vs. CHV on 4/23, scoring his third goal of the season ... Played full 90 minutes at PHI on 4/30 ... Played 90 minutes at VAN on 5/11, scoring his fourth goal of the season ... Started and played 81 minutes, scoring fifth goal of the season vs. CLB on 5/14 ... Played 90 minutes vs. NE on 5/21, recording second assist of the season ... Scored sixth goal of the season on 5/28 at CHI … DNP – 6/4 vs. HOU, 6/11 at DC, 6/17 at KC and 6/25 vs. LA due to international duty with U.S. National Team at CONCACAF Gold Cup … Returned to lineup on 7/2 vs. NY, playing 90 minutes … Started and played 90 minutes at CHV on 7/6, vs. PHI on 7/9 and at CLB on 7/16 … Started and played 90 minutes and scored two goals vs. VAN on 7/20 ... Started and played 90 minutes at RSL on 7/23 ... Exhibition: -- Came on as a substitute in 60th minute on 7/12 vs. West Brom ... Open Cup Qualifying: Played all 120 minutes at POR on 5/3 ... Played 120 minutes vs. CHI on 5/24, receiving a yellow card. Last MLS Game: 7/23/11 at RSL; Last Goal: 7/20/11 vs. VAN; Last Assist: 5/21/11 vs. NE 2011 MLS Game Highs: G: 2, on 3/26/11 at DAL … A: 1

San Jose Earthquakes vs. D.C. United, July 30, 2011 7:30 p.m. PT SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. 23 27 30 33 1 2 18 11 12 4 10 17 16 21 3 24 28 32 25 15 6 19 5 9 7 20 13 8

Player Anthony Ampaipitakwong Nana Attakora Rafael Baca Steven Beitashour David Bingham Bobby Burling Jon Busch Bobby Convey Ramiro Corrales Sam Cronin Simon Dawkins Joey Gjertsen Alan Gordon Jason Hernandez Chris Leitch Steven Lenhart Andre Luiz Matt Luzunaris Ellis McLoughlin Justin Morrow Ike Opara Jacob Peterson Brad Ring Scott Sealy Khari Stephenson Tim Ward Andrew Weber Chris Wondolowski

Pos. M D M D/M GK D GK M D M M M F D D F M F F D/M D M M F M D GK M/F

Ht. 5-8 6-1 5-8 5-10 6-2 6-5 5-10 5-9 6-0 5-10 5-10 5-9 6-3 5-11 5-11 6-1 6-0 6-1 5-10 5-9 6-2 5-10 5-10 5-10 6-1 6-0 6-2 6-0

Wt. 160 185 160 170 185 195 165 150 180 165 160 165 190 170 165 190 174 170 165 165 180 165 165 175 185 165 190 165

Birthdate 6-14-88 3-27-1989 9-11-89 2-1-87 10-19-89 10-15-84 8-18-76 5-27-83 3-12-77 12-12-86 12-1-87 6-13-82 10-16-1981 8-26-83 4-1-79 8-28-86 11-14-74 3-6-89 7-8-90 10-4-87 2-21-89 1-27-1986 4-7-87 6-4-81 1-18-81 2-28-87 9-9-83 1-28-83

Hometown Carrollton, TX North York, Canada Lawndale, CA San Jose, CA Pleasanton, CA Monument, CO Albany, NY Philadelphia, PA Salinas, CA Winston-Salem, NC Edgware, England Tacoma, WA Long Beach, CA Englewood, NJ Baltimore, OH Yorba Linda, CA Sao Paulo, Brazil Margate, FLA Seattle, WA Cleveland, OH Durham, NC Portage, MI Rockford, IL Chaguanas, Trinidad Kingston, Jamaica Waukesha, WI Phoenix, AZ Danville, CA

College STATUS Akron -INTL Loyola Marymount San Diego State California GA Loyola Marymount UNC Charlotte --Wake Forest -INTL Evergreen State College Oregon State Seton Hall North Carolina Azusa Pacific -INTL Central Florida Washington Notre Dame Wake Forest GA Indiana Indiana Wake Forest INTL Williams College INTL Saint Louis New Mexico Chico State

EARTHQUAKES NUMERICAL ROSTER AND PRONUNCIATION GUIDE No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 27 28 30 32 33

Player Pos. David Bingham GK Bobby Burling D Chris Leitch D Sam Cronin M Brad Ring M Ike Opara D Khari Stephenson M Chris Wondolowski M/F Scott Sealy F Simon Dawkins M Bobby Convey M Ramiro Corrales D Andrew Weber GK Justin Morrow D/M Alan Gordon F Joey Gjertsen M Jon Busch GK Jacob Peterson M Tim Ward D Jason Hernandez D Anthony Ampaipitakwong M Steven Lenhart F Ellis McLoughlin F Nana Attakora D Andre Luiz M Rafael Baca M Matt Luzunaris F Steven Beitashour D/M

Pronunciation BING-um LEECH

oh-PAR-ah CAR-ee wan-dough-LOWW-skee

JURT-son

am-PIE-pi-talk-wong LEN-heart mick-LOFF-lin nah-nah AT-uh-CORE-uh lou-EEZ lou-zah-NAIR-is BAY-tah-sure

Place of Birth Castro Valley, CA Clear Lake City, TX Columbus, OH Atlanta, GA Rockford, IL Durham, NC Kingston, Jamaica Danville, CA Chaguanas, Trinidad Edgware, England Philadelphia, PA Los Angeles, CA Austin, TX Cleveland, OH Long Beach, CA Tacoma, WA Queens, NY Portage, MI Waukesha, WI New York City, NY Carrollton, TX Jacksonville, FL Seattle, WA North York, Canada Sao Paulo, Brazil Tuxpan, Mexico Margate, FLA San Jose, CA

Last Club California Chivas USA New York Red Bulls Toronto FC Indiana University Wake Forest Aalesunds FK (Norway) Houston Dynamo Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel) Tottenham (England) Reading F.C. (England) S.K. Brann (Norway) Montreal Impact (USL) Notre Dame Toronto FC Montreal Impact (USL) Chicago Fire Toronto FC Chicago Fire Chivas USA Akron Columbus Crew Hertha BSC (Germany) Toronto FC Jaguares de Chiapas (Mexico) Loyola Marymount SK Rapid Wien (Austria) San Diego State

Key: GA = Generation adidas; GC = Green Card; INTL = International; Head Coach: Frank Yallop Assistant Coach: Ian Russell Assistant Coach: Mark Watson

Goalkeeper Coach: Jason Batty Head Athletic Trainer: Bruce Morgan Equipment Manager: Jose Vega

Team Administrator: Joe Dincecco Fitness Coach: Greg Tella Asst. Athletic Trainer: Hank House

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90D 9 19

55M 90F 90M 64F 58F 80M 90M 32 90D

90D

90D 90D 28 90D 90D 90M 90M 26 90M 90M 90M 90D 26 90F 64M 90D 62M 90M 26 64M 90M 76D

14 90D

90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 18 22 90M 90M 45M 1 72M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 8 90D 90D 90M 90M 68M 82M 48M 90M 45M 90M 82F 90F 90F 90M 1 15 42 45 90F 89F 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90M 87M 90M 90M 90M 90D 90D 79D

90D

90M 90F 63F

90D 90D 90D 61D 90D 90D 90D 90D 27 77M 1 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 36 90M 90M 83M 90F 90F 90M 90M 17 7 45 80F 89F 42F 24 90D 90D 90D 90D

90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 45D

90M

73M 45M 5 61M 64M 45M 45M 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90F 90F 90M 90F 26 18 90M 90M 67M 76M 90M 90M 90M 62M 66M 90M 45 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 13 35 72M 29 26 45 75M 89M 45M 45 59M 10 90F 90F 90F 90F 90F 90F 90F 90F 90F 90F 90F 73F 90F 23 44 14 31 54D

90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 64M 90D

90D 90D 70D 90M 90M 90M 90M 1 7 20 90D 81F 45 80M 90F 90F 90F 90F 5 24 83M 85M 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 66D 89D 90D 85D

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 RSL DAL SEA TOR NY CHV PHI VAN CLB NE CHI HOU DC KC LA NY CHV PHI CLB VAN RSL 0-1 2-0 2-2 1-1 0-3 1-2 0-1 1-1 3-0 2-1 2-2 2-0 4-2 0-1 0-0 2-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 2-2 0-4

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES David Bingham Bobby Burling Chris Leitch Sam Cronin Brad Ring Ike Opara Khari Stephenson Chris Wondolowski Scott Sealy Simon Dawkins Bobby Convey Ramiro Corrales Andrew Weber Brandon McDonald Justin Morrow Alan Gordon Joey Gjertsen Jon Busch Ryan Johnson Jacob Peterson Tim Ward Jason Hernandez Omar Jasseh Anthony Ampaipitakwong Steven Lenhart Ellis McLoughlin Nana Attakora Andre Luiz Rafael Baca Matt Luzunaris Steven Beitashour

"00" = 100 minutes played F/M/D/G = starting position

Played for other teams: Alan Gordon played 632 minutes for TOR Jacob Peterson played 1024 minutes for TOR Nana Attakora played 373 minutes for TOR

Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game #14 #15 #16 #17 #18 #19 #20 #21

log: #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 06/17/2011 06/25/2011 07/02/2011 07/06/2011 07/09/2011 07/16/2011 07/20/2011 07/23/2011

03/19/2011 03/26/2011 04/02/2011 04/09/2011 04/16/2011 04/23/2011 04/30/2011 05/11/2011 05/14/2011 05/21/2011 05/28/2011 06/04/2011 06/11/2011 SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ

SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ SJ 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0

0 2 2 1 0 1 0 1 3 2 2 2 4 at vs vs at vs at vs at

vs at vs vs at vs at at vs vs at vs at KC 1 LA 0 NY 2 CHV 2 PHI 0 CLB 0 VAN 2 RSL 4

RSL 1 DAL 0 SEA 2 TOR 1 NY 3 CHV 2 PHI 1 VAN 1 CLB 0 NE 1 CHI 2 HOU 0 DC 2 L T T L T T T L

L W T T L L L T W W T W W 16

3; Wondolowski 8 (Peterson 2) 54

37; Lenhart 5 (Beitashour 3)

Wondolowski 7 (Dawkins 1, Lenhart 3)

Stephenson 3 (unassisted)

Wondolowski 4 (Johnson 1) 39 Wondolowski 5 (Johnson 2, Ring 1) 50; McDonald 1 (Lenhart 1, Gjertsen 2) 59; Stephenson 2 (Convey 2) McLoughlin 1 (Wondolowski 2) 71; Convey 1 (unassisted) 83 Corrales 1 (Ampaipitakwong 1) 50; Wondolowski 6 (Ampaipitakwong 2, Corrales 2) 74 Lenhart 1 (Beitashour 1) 69; Dawkins 3 (Cronin 1) 92+ Lenhart 2 (Stephenson 2) 15; Lenhart 3 (unassisted) 22; Dawkins 4 (Lenhart 2) 49; Lenhart 4 (Beitashour 2) 60

Wondolowski 3 (Stephenson 1, Corrales 1)

Wondolowski 1 (Leitch 1) 5; Wondolowski 2 (Gjertsen 1) 23 Dawkins 1 (Convey 1) 32; Stephenson 1 (unassisted) 52 Dawkins 2 (Wondolowski 1) 38

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES

Game Game Game Game Game Game Game Game

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CUP Q3 CHI 2-2 120D 120M 71M 49 120F 75

120D 120G 120D 120M

83M 37 45F

120D

W (OT) T (4-5 pens)

Opara (Cronin) 120 McLoughlin (unassissted) 14; Morrow (unassisted) 43

SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES U.S. OPEN Q2 POR 1-0 120D 120M 120M 120D 83M 120F

94M 120D 120G 26

111F

37 9

120D

1 at POR 0 2 vs CHI 2

David Bingham Bobby Burling Chris Leitch Sam Cronin Brad Ring Ike Opara Khari Stephenson Chris Wondolowski Scott Sealy Simon Dawkins Bobby Convey Ramiro Corrales Andrew Weber Brandon McDonald Justin Morrow Joey Gjertsen Jon Busch Ryan Johnson Tim Ward Jason Hernandez Omar Jasseh Anthony Ampaipitakwong Steven Lenhart Ellis McLoughlin Andre Luiz Matt Luzunaris Steven Beitashour

U.S. OPEN CUP 2R 05/03/2011 3R 05/24/2011

D.C. UNITED GAME NOTES D.C. UNITED VS SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES JULY 30, 2011 | BUCK SHAW STADIUM | 10:30 P.M. ET

UNITED HEADS WEST

After a break from MLS action over the weekend to play English Premier League side Everton and three matches in seven days, D.C. United (5-6-8, 23 points) travels to the West Coast for one game to take on the San Jose Earthquakes (5-7-9, 24 points). The Black-and-Red have fared well on the West Coast this season, defeating the Portland Timbers on May 29, 3-2, and drawing with the LA Galaxy on June 3, 0-0. United and the Earthquakes met earlier this season on June 11 at RFK Stadium as Steven Lenhart tallied a hat trick to lead San Jose to a 4-2 victory. D.C. SEEKS ELUSIVE WIN AT SAN JOSE

Despite D.C. United’s storied history, the Washington-based club has struggled mightily at San Jose since MLS’ inception in 1996, compiling a meager 2-7-6 road record. In fact, the Black-and-Red have not secured a victory in San Jose in over 13 years – the last being a 4-0 victory at Spartan Stadium on June 3, 1998 that included a goal and an assist from United Head Coach and then 21year-old, Ben Olsen. D.C. is winless in its last six matches overall against San Jose. THE LAST TIME

The ‘Quakes defeated United earlier this season at RFK Stadium on June 11, 4-2, due in large part to the play of Steven Lenhart. The forward broke out by factoring in all four San Jose goals, tallying a hat trick and an assist en route to the victory. D.C.’s Andy Najar opened the scoring in the 13th minute to put United ahead early, but Lenhart answered back with two strikes of his own in the 15th and 22nd minutes. United seemed poised to fight back as Blake Brettschneider found the back of the net in the 34th minute, but D.C’s young backline displayed its inexperience as the second half commenced. Simon Dawkins scored the eventual gamewinner in the 49th minute and Lenhart added an insurance goal in the 60th minute as San Jose preserved the 4-2 victory despite a desperate last minute push by the home side.

SIMMS CLIMBS ALL-TIME LIST

On July 20 against the New England Revolution, midfielder Clyde Simms pulled into a tie for fifth place on the D.C. United AllTime regular season matches played list (169) with former midfielder and recent Hall of Tradition inductee Richie Williams. Assuming Simms plays against San Jose on Saturday, the seven-year veteran will take sole possession of fifth place on the list with 170 games played. Simms has made a career based on his perpetual consistency as a reliable defensive midfielder for the Blackand-Red, starting 134 games and amassing 12,147 minutes over the course of his career. The 28-year-old has started in every game he has played in this season (16) and has partnered well with new acquisition Dwanye De Rosario in central midfield. D.C. ALL-TIME GAMES PLAYED LEADERS

PLAYER Jaime Moreno Ben Olsen Bryan Namoff Marco Etcheverry Richie Williams Clyde Simms Santino Quaranta Eddie Pope Jeff Agoos

GP 329 221 195 191 169 169* 147* 143 135 *active

DE ROSARIO NAMED TO ALL-STAR SQUAD

D.C. United attacking midfielder Dwayne De Rosario was recently added to the 2011 MLS All-Star team as an inactive reserve. De Rosario joined the Black-and-Red on June 27 after being acquired from the New York Red Bulls in exchange for midfielder Dax McCarty. Since joining United, De Rosario has tallied a goal and an assist in four games played. In total, the Canadian has scored four goals in addition to six assists over the course of his 2011 campaign with Toronto, New York, and D.C. The All-Star nod marks De Rosario’s sixth time being honored, having made the All-Star squad every year since 2006.

ROAD WARRIORS

D.C. United continues to have success in away bouts this season as it is currently at the top of the Eastern Conference in road points per game, having gone 3-3-3 (12 points). The Black-and-Red are the only Eastern Conference team without a losing record on the road this season and are averaging 1.33 points per game with Philadelphia just behind at a 1.2 clip. United has not lost on the road in over two and a half months, with its last lost away from RFK Stadium coming on April 29 to the Houston Dynamo, 4-1. MCDONALD RETURNS TO SAN JOSE

Saturday’s match will mark the return of center back Brandon McDonald to Buck Shaw Stadium. The imposing defender was dealt to D.C. United on June 27 in return for allocation money and has been a stalwart on the Blackand-Red backline ever since, starting all four games since his arrival. McDonald appeared in 58 games (54 starts) in two and a half seasons while with San Jose. The 25-year-old has gelled nicely in his new role with United, providing much-needed leadership and experience to a young United backline that had been shaky and inconsistent for much of the season. In fact, D.C. has only given up three goals in the four League games that McDonald has been a part of thus far. BLACK-AND-RED FALL TO EVERTON

D.C. United welcomed Everton last Saturday, July 23 to RFK Stadium for an international friendly in the first ever meeting between the sides. Two of the most historic sides from either side of the Atlantic, Everton defeated United 3-1 on a sweltering day in Washington, D.C. Everton displayed its Premiership quality early on as it scored only four minutes into the match. Everton forward Victor Anichebe received a looping ball from Leighton Baines behind the D.C. backline and beat goalkeeper Bill Hamid to take the early lead. The Toffees then doubled their advantage in the 16th minute as Diniyar Bilyaletdinov slashed behind the United defense and beat Hamid one-on-one. Midfielder Chris Pontius cut the score in half just after halftime, receiving a through ball from Dwayne De Rosario. Magaye Gueye closed the door, however, after getting on the end of a Jermaine Beckford cross in the 82nd minute to give Everton a 3-1 lead.

GOALS GALORE FOR UNITED IN 2011

Following a tumultuous 2010 season in which D.C. United scored an MLS-record low 21 goals with a mere nine assists, the Blackand-Red were desperate for firepower heading into 2011. By adding forwards Charlie Davies and veteran Josh Wolff, in addition to the midseason acquisition of playmaker Dwayne De Rosario, United’s goal scoring woes are a thing of the past. Despite managing just one goal in its last three outings, D.C. United is currently third in the Eastern Conference in goals per game (1.32), behind New York (1.62), a stark improvement after finishing dead last in the League last season. HAMID HEATING UP

United goalkeeper Bill Hamid has been in top form in recent games, as he secured his second consecutive shutout in two weeks in the scoreless draw against FC Dallas on July 16. With one of the youngest backlines in the MLS, United’s netminder has had his struggles in his second MLS campaign. The 20-year-old has posted a 1.44 GAA in 16 games played, and he seems to have found a strong rhythm in recent weeks. Hamid became the first goalkeeper to shutout the New York Red Bulls – MLS’ top-scoring side – on its home pitch on July 9 in a 1-0 win. Hamid ran his shutout streak over the course of two and a half games before it was snapped in the 73rd minute against New England on July 20. DE ROSARIO MAKING AN IMPACT

Dwayne De Rosario has only played four League games with the Black-and-Red, but the MLS veteran has quickly proven himself in Black-and-Red. The Canadian playmaker tallied a goal and an assist against rivals Philadelphia and New York in his first two matches. The midfielder recorded an assist in a 2-2 draw with the Philadelphia Union on July 2 in his United debut at RFK Stadium, and then he provided the game-winning goal against his old club in a 1-0 victory over New York on July 9. De Rosario has provided a noticeable spark and veteran leadership to a D.C. squad that was in need of a potent attacking midfielder. In total, De Rosario has registered four goals and six assists on the season in 1,653 minutes played (with Toronto FC, New York, and D.C. United). The 13-year veteran was recently named an MLS All-Star for the sixth consecutive season.

DAVIES QUESTIONABLE

Forward Charlie Davies is listed as questionable for Saturday’s match after sustaining a left knee sprain. Davies did not appear in the friendly against Everton and is in the middle of a four-game scoring drought. Despite the recent scoring woes, Davies remains tied for third position in the race for the 2011 MLS Budweiser Golden Boot with eight goals. In his first season in MLS, the 25-year-old Davies has led the League in goals at different points throughout the 2011 campaign, but has struggled to find his rhythm since scoring in a 2-2 draw against the Houston Dynamo on June 25 at RFK Stadium. The young striker has played in 17 games (11 starts), totaling 1,026 minutes. VETERAN SUFFERS HAMSTRING INJURY

D.C. United forward Josh Wolff suffered a slight setback on July 16 when he was scratched from the starting lineup just before game time against FC Dallas due to a left hamstring strain, but the veteran returned to action against New England on July 20 and played 54 minutes. Wolff has been a stalwart up top for the Black-and-Red in 2011. The 34-year-old has provided five assists in addition to four goals in 17 games played this season. Wolff is questionable for Saturday’s contest. UNITED INJURY OUTLOOK

Center back Dejan Jakovic (left hamstring strain) and left back Marc Burch (right hamstring strain) returned to the pitch on July 23 in the friendly against Everton. The appearance marked Burch’s first action since April 29 against Houston and Jakovic’s first appearance since May 29 against Portland. United’s backline has been a bit inconsistent while both defenders have been absent, but with the addition of Brandon McDonald at the end of June and the emergence of other rookies, there should be plenty of options for Head Coach Ben Olsen. Four D.C. players are currently sidelined with symptoms resulting from knocks to the head. Santino Quaranta last played on May 14 against the Colorado Rapids, while rookie forward Blake Brettschneider was sidelined after a knock against New York on July 9. Devon McTavish and Brandon Barklage are also out with concussion-like symptoms. Brettschneider and Barklage are making progress and are likely to return to the pitch soon.

CANADIAN HOMESTAND ON HORIZON

Following Saturday’s match in San Jose, D.C. United is set to host Toronto FC and Vancouver Whitecaps in consecutive weeks at RFK Stadium. Both sides are currently at the bottom of their respective conferences and could provide an excellent opportunity for the Black-and-Red to make a move in the Eastern Conference standings. Earlier this season, United handily defeated Toronto on April 16 at BMO Field, 3-0. August 13 will mark the inaugural meeting between United and the expansion Whitecaps. SHANOSKY LOANED

19-year-old midfielder Conor Shanosky saw a bit of action with the Harrisburg City Islanders after being loaned to the club for a July 20 match against FC New York. Shanosky and the Islanders defeated New York 5-1 in the contest. The youngster has not seen action in any League games this season with the Black-and-Red, but has appeared in both friendlies versus AFC Ajax on May 22 and Everton on July 23. Shanosky became the third homegrown player to be signed to United’s roster on August 16, 2010. BLACK-AND-RED ACQURE DA LUZ

D.C. United announced on July 17 that it acquired midfielder Austin da Luz from the New York Red Bulls as part of the deal which saw D.C. send an international spot to New York on July 16. Da Luz has played in seven regular season games in 2011 for New York, making four starts and notching a goal and an assist. The second-year player made his debut with United on July 20 against New England coming on in the 71st minute for Chris Pontius on the wing. PONTIUS IN TOP FORM

One of United’s most consistent players in 2011, Chris Pontius tallied his career-high fifth goal of the season on June 25 against Houston. The 24-year-old has been a force for United on the wing opposite 2010 Rookie of the Year Andy Najar, starting all 19 games and tallying 1,605 minutes of action. The third-year player last scored on a sizzling strike against Houston that was recognized by a Week 15 Goal of the Week nomination.

BRETTSCHNEIDER PROVING VALUE

When rookie Blake Brettschneider was selected by D.C. United with the 21st pick in the 2011 MLS Supplemental Draft on January 18, most wondered if the forward would even make the roster. Brettschneider then showed sparks of brilliance, scoring three goals in two Reserve League games for United as well as tallying a goal against AFC Ajax on May 22. Thus far in 2011 the rookie has proven to be a steal for United. Brettschneider tallied two assists at JELD-WEN Field against Portland on May 29, and he scored his first career MLS goal versus San Jose on June 11. He suffered a concussion on July 9 in New York and has not featured for United since that time. WILLIAMS HONORED BY UNITED

D.C. United announced on July 12 that it plans to induct former midfielder Richie Williams into the D.C. United Hall of Tradition presented by Yuengling when the Black-andRed host the Portland Timbers on August 27 at 7:30 p.m. A never-say-die player and original member of D.C. United, midfielder Williams is best remembered for his appetite for the ball and his dogged tackling. He represented the club during six of the eight seasons he played in Major League Soccer (1996-2000 and 2002). While with the Blackand-Red, Williams was a part of three MLS Cup titles (1996, 1997 and 1999), a U.S. Open Cup championship (1996), two Supporters Shields (1997 and 1999) and the 1998 Champions Cup and InterAmerican Cup victories. FRED RETURNS TO AUSTRALIA

The July 20 match against New England marked Fredâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s final contest in a D.C. United uniform, as he has been released to sign with the Melbourne Heart of the Hyundai ALeague. The Brazilian spent three seasons with United from 2007 to 2009 and returned to the Black-and-Red in 2011 after one season with the Philadelphia Union. Over the course of four seasons, Fred has played 88 games (65 starts) for D.C. United, tallying 11 goals and 17 assists. Mainly coming off the bench, the midfielder has played 16 games for the Black-and-Red in 2011, totaling 569 minutes and one assist on the field. Fred already has some experience in Australia, having played for Melbourne Victory FC of the Hyundai A-League in 2006.

YOUTH COMMANDS UNITED BACKLINE

D.C. United continues its chase to the top of the Eastern Conference table despite its youth, specifically on defense. For a stretch during the middle of the season, the Blackand-Red were playing with a backline consisting of Chris Korb (23), Ethan White (20), Perry Kitchen (19), and Daniel Woolard (27), along with 20-year-old goalkeeper Bill Hamid. The United backline has gotten a bit more experience, however, with the addition of 25-year-old center back Brandon McDonald. D.C.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s defensive front will also be bolstered by the return of defenders Dejan Jakovic and Marc Burch from injuries. UNITED ACQUIRES DE ROSARIO

The Black-and-Red made a statement on June 27 as United acquired MLS superstar Dwayne De Rosario from the New York Red Bulls in exchange for midfielder Dax McCarty. De Rosario then made his debut with United on July 2 against the Philadelphia Union and tallied an assist after only two days of training with the club. The Canadian international has over a decade of MLS accomplishments, winning four MLS Cups in addition to twice earning MLS Cup MVP honors in 2001 and 2007. The 33-year-old attacking midfielder is a five-time MLS AllStar and has been named to the MLS Best XI five times. De Rosario has made a name for himself with his lethal potency at the attacking midfield position, scoring 80 career goals in addition to 56 assists in MLS. He has also been a stalwart on the Canadian National Team, appearing in 60 games with 17 international goals. ACADEMY FALLS AT NATIONAL PLAYOFFS

After advancing to the U.S. Soccer Development Academy National Playoffs in Frisco, Texas by virtue of winning a pair of Mid-Atlantic Division crowns, the U-16 and U18 squads saw their seasons come to a halt following a combined 1-5 performance in group play. The playoff results proved to be an unfortunate end to what was a fantastic season for the pair of Academy sides, as D.C. United made tremendous strides in improving its youth system.

UNITED ADDS MCDONALD TO ROSTER

On the same say as the De Rosario deal, D.C. United also acquired defender Brandon McDonald from the San Jose Earthquakes in exchange for allocation money. McDonald made his debut on July 2, starting at center back against the Philadelphia Union. The 25year-old defender will bolster a United backline that is statistically the youngest unit in the League and has proven to be shaky at times due to inexperience. In two full seasons with San Jose, McDonald appeared in 58 games (55 starts) while adding three goals and three assists. The hard-nosed defender has MLS Cup Playoff experience and was invited to attend U.S. National Team training camp in January of 2010. MAN OF THE MATCH AUCTION

After each D.C. United MLS regular season game, be sure to visit dcunited.com to vote on the Lenkersdorfer Fine Jewelers Man of the Match. Once each winner is announced, United for D.C. will hold a 24-hour jersey auction of the selected Man of the Match for fans to bid (home matches only). Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday Matchday

1: Charlie Davies 2: Charlie Davies 3: Santino Quaranta 4: Charlie Davies 5: Chris Pontius 6: Branko Boskovic 7: Marc Burch 8: Bill Hamid 9: Andy Najar 10: Chris Pontius 11: Perry Kitchen 12: Andy Najar 13: Andy Najar 14: Charlie Davies 15: Charlie Davies 16: Andy Najar 17: Dwayne De Rosario 18: Bill Hamid 19: Dwayne De Rosario

UNITED WAIVES BRASESCO, CARRIERO

D.C. United decided to cut ties with Uruguayan defender Rodrigo Brasesco on June 14 and Brazilian midfielder Junior Carreiro on June 29. Brasesco made three appearances (two starts) in his only season in Washington. The 25-year-old originally signed with the Black-and-Red on January 10, 2011 on loan from Racing Club of the Uruguayan Primera Division. Carreiro made three League appearances for United after signing on September 15, 2010. An ankle injury sustained in January sidelined him in 2011. UNITED GOLF TOURNAMENT RAISES 40K

United for D.C., the charitable arm of D.C. United, announced that the Tenth Annual United Celebrity Golf Tournament, presented by GEICO, raised more than $40,000 on June 20. Proceeds from the event will benefit the charity’s three signature programs - United Reads, Kicks for Kids and United Soccer Club - all of which use soccer to place an emphasis on literacy, healthy lifestyles and life skills for underserved youth in the greater Metropolitan Area. The event drew more than 140 golfers to 1757 Golf Club in Virginia for a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start. Guests enjoyed 18 holes of golf, numerous hole contests, featuring Volkswagen’s offer of a car for a hole in one, a silent auction, and an awards reception. D.C. United players and coaches participated in the event in addition to MLS Commissioner Don Garber, USMNT player DeMarcus Beasley, and D.C. United legend Jaime Moreno. ONSTAD RETURNS TO BENCH

After coming out of retirement to relieve D.C. United’s early season goalkeeping woes, Pat Onstad has officially returned to the coaching ranks as his short-term playing contract expired on May 31. The 43-year-old bolstered United’s goalkeeping ranks to start the season as current starter Bill Hamid recovered from offseason shoulder surgery and Steve Cronin was also injured. Onstad appeared in three games for the Black-andRed, registering 270 minutes. The Canadian international had a remarkable 25-year career and is widely considered one of the top goalkeepers in MLS history.

JAIME MORENO HEADS-UP U-23 SQUAD

D.C. United announced that the club will launch a D.C. United Under-23 team featuring top collegiate players. Coached by D.C. United legend Jaime Moreno, players will play and learn from one of the most accomplished individuals in MLS history. Moreno will be assisted by Academy coaches Judah Cooks and Nolan Sheldon, along with former United U-20 Head Coach Dafydd Evans. With a pool of 28 players, the U-23 squad will compete against MLS Reserve sides and select USL Premier Development League organizations throughout the summer season. OLSEN’S ARMY

Following the most trying season in club history, sweeping change was needed after a 6-24-4 2010 MLS campaign to get the Blackand-Red back on track. While there were several notable changes among the playing ranks, United chose stability and familiarity in regards to its Head Coach. 12-year D.C. United veteran and former club captain Ben Olsen stepped into the breach as Interim Head Coach on August 7, 2010, following Curt Onalfo’s dismissal midseason. At 33years-old he is currently the youngest coach in Major League Soccer, having retired as a player on November 24, 2009. 2010 SEASON RECAP

Steadying the ship in United’s most tumultuous season, Ben Olsen took over as Interim Head Coach from Curt Onalfo on August 7 away to New England. The Blackand-Red showed marked improvement under Olsen, winning on August 22 2-0 over Philadelphia and beating eventual MLS Cup Champion Colorado 1-0 on the road on October 2. United also got to the semifinal round of the 2010 U.S. Open Cup, falling in extra time to Columbus. The lasting image of the 2010 campaign was of 15-year MLS veteran Jaime Moreno taking his lap of honor around RFK Stadium on October 23 in his final match for D.C. United. Moreno retired as MLS’ all-time leading scorer with 133 tallies.

2011 MLS RESERVE LEAGUE RESULTS 3/20 V. COLUMBUS CREW W 3-2 | RESERVE LEAGUE GAME 1 DCU: Willis (Hamid 46) Korb White Brasesco [G 3] (King 46) Woolard Barklage [A 3] Morsink (Shanosky 59) Fred Boskovic [G 49] (Albrecht 79) Quaranta [A 49] (Bekele 70) Brettschneider [G 39] CLB: Gruenebaum Veeder Williams Iro Gardner Rogers (Grossman 46 [G 63]) Burns (Gehrig 87) Anor [G 8] Meram Heineman (Adlard 54) 3/26 @ NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION W 4-1 | RESERVE LEAGUE GAME 2 DCU: Hamid Barklage White Woolard Dainkeh Shanosky Fred (Albrecht 46) King [A 18, 69] Boskovic [G 18; A 34, 43] Brettschneider [G 34, 43] Salandy-Defour [G 69] NE: Shuttleworth Barnes Cochrane Taintor Sinovic Tierney [A 1] Dube (Fagundez 24) Kinne (D. Machado 84) Augustine Stolica [G 1] Koger

2011 MLS RESERVE LEAGUE RESULTS 5/16 @ PHILADELPHIA UNION W 1-0 | RESERVE LEAGUE GAME 3 DCU: Cronin Burch Brasesco Korb Barklage [G 43] Morsink (Martin 24) King [A 43] Fred Eticha (Rudy 82) Ngwenya Brettschneider PHI: MacMath Richter Gonzalez Farfan Farfan Agorsor Nakazawa Daniel (M. Gonzalez 66) Houapeu McInerney (McLaughlin 46) Paunovic (Torres 73) 6/7 V. NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION T 2-2 | RESERVE LEAGUE GAME 4 DCU: Cronin (Willis 45) Barklage Brasesco Vorv Zayner (McCarty 45) Albrecht (Martin 58 [G 82]) King [A 82] Shanosky (Rudy 66 [A 69]) Eticha Ngwenya [G 69] Davies (Carreiro 42) NE: Murray (Shuttleworth 45) Barnes Coria Lowey Kine Nyassi (Fagundez 45) Phelan (Sousa 45) Dube Mansally [G 28, 65] (Augustine 84) Schiwalski Koger

7/3 V. PHILADELPHIA UNION W 4-1 | RESERVE LEAGUE GAME 5 DCU: Cronin Korb Shanosky Reid Burch (Vorv 45) Barklage (Eticha 14) King [G 22] Morsink [G 23] Fred (Albrecht 62) Ngwenya [G 69, 79] Brettschneider [A 23] (Martin 58 [A 79]) PHI: MacMath Richter Gonzalez Miglioranzi Farfan Pfeffer (Daniel 45) Okugo Nakazawa Torres[A 48] Ackley (Becerra 70) McInerney (Madison 45 [G 48])

2010 PLAYER TRANSACTIONS

11/15: Waived forward Danny Allsopp 11/24: Acquired midfielder Dax McCarty from Portland Timbers in exchange for defender Rodney Wallace and 2011 SuperDraft fourth round selection 11/24: Lost Jordan Graye in 2010 MLS Expansion Draft 12/2: Waived defender Barry Rice 12/2: Waived defender Juan Manuel Pe単a 12/2: Waived midfielder Brandon Barklage 12/2: Waived midfielder Carlos Varela 12/8: 2010 MLS Re-Entry Draft: Joseph Ngwenya (Stage 1) 12/14: Signed Ethan White 12/15: 2010 MLS Re-Entry Draft: Josh Wolff (Stage 2) 12/17: Acquired goalkeeper Steve Cronin from Portland Timbers in exchange for goalkeeper Troy Perkins and allocation money 12/21: Re-signed midfielder Andy Najar

2011 PLAYER TRANSACTIONS

1/7: Re-signed midfielder Kurt Morinsk 1/7: Acquired defender Daniel Woolard 1/7: Waived forward Pablo Hernandez 1/10: Signed defender Rodrigo Brasesco 1/10: Traded forward Adam Cristman to L.A. Galaxy in exchange for a first round Supplemental Draft selection (16th overall) 1/13: 2011 MLS SUPERDRAFT Perry Kitchen (1/3) Chris Korb (2/31) Joe Willis (3/50) 1/18: 2011 MLS SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT Blake Brettschneider (2/21) 2/16: Acquired forward Charlie Davies on loan from FC Sochaux (French Ligue 1) 2/17: Waived defender Julius James 2/18: Re-acquired midfielder Fred from the New England Revolution in exchange for natural 2013 MLS SuperDraft second round selection 3/1: Signed defender Chris Korb 3/3: Signed forward Blake Brettschneider 3/9: Signed goalkeeper Pat Onstad as playercoach 3/16: Signed goalkeeper Joe Willis 3/25: Re-signed midfielder Brandon Barklage 3/31: Re-signed goalkeeper Bill Hamid 6/14: Waived defender Rodrigo Brasesco 6/27: Acquired midfielder Dwayne De Rosario from New York Red Bulls in exchange for Dax McCarty 6/27: Acquired defender Brandon McDonald from San Jose Earthquakes in exchange for allocation money 6/29: Waived midfielder Junior Carreiro 7/17: Acquired midfielder Austin da Luz from New York Red Bulls in exchange for international roster slot 7/21: Fred released to sign with Melbourne Heart of Hyundai A-League

2011 D.C. United Roster Pos. G  D  M  D  D  M  M  M  F  F  D  M/F  M  D  F  D/M  D  M  M  D  D  D/M  M  M/F  GK  F  GK

Ht. 6‐3  6‐1  5‐8  6‐0  6‐2  5‐10  5‐9  6‐0  5‐10  6‐1  5‐11  6‐0  5‐8  6‐0  5‐9  6‐4  6‐1  5‐10  5‐8  5‐10  5‐9  6‐0  5‐10  6‐0  6‐3  6‐0  6‐5

Wt. 200  185  160  181  178  160  164  172  160  175  165  168  150  183  160  185  179  168  153  155  160  160  173  182  225  172  190

DOB 5‐28‐83  1‐16‐86  10‐9‐87  5‐7‐84  7‐16‐85  6‐27‐84  5‐15‐78  6‐21‐80  6‐25‐86  3‐30‐81  12‐13‐84  5‐12‐87  3‐16‐93  1‐1‐91  2‐25‐77  12‐13‐91  8‐8‐84  8‐21‐82  3‐6‐86  5‐22‐84  10‐8‐87  2‐29‐92  11‐2‐86  10‐14‐84  11‐25‐90  4‐11‐89  8‐10‐88

Hometown Fair Oaks, CA  Phoenix, AZ  Winston‐Salem, NC  Cincinnati, OH  Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada  San Jose, Costa Rica  Scarborough, Ontario, Canada  Bačka Topola, Serbia  Manchester, NH  Plumtree, Zimbabwe  Valparaiso, IN  Yorba Linda, CA  Choluteca, Honduras  Kensington, MD  Atlanta, GA  Sterling, VA  Winchester, VA  Jamestown, NC  Medford, NJ  Bedford, TX  Gates Mills, OH  Indianapolis, IN  St. Louis, MO  Baltimore, MD  Annandale, VA  Lilburn, GA  St. Louis, MO

College   Santa Clara University   University of San Francisco  Wake Forest University    University of Maryland  University of Alabama‐Birmingham  James Madison University  ‐‐‐‐‐‐   ‐‐‐‐‐‐  Boston College  Coastal Carolina University   Indiana University   University of California‐Santa Bárbara  ‐‐‐‐‐‐  University of Maryland  University of South Carolina  ‐‐‐‐‐‐  West Virginia University  East Carolina University  University of Maryland   Midwestern State University  University of Akron  University of Akron  St. Louis University    ‐‐‐‐‐‐  ‐‐‐‐‐‐  University of South Carolina  University of Denver

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Name Steve Cronin  Brandon McDonald  Austin da Luz  Marc Burch  Dejan Jakovic  Kurt Morsink  Dwayne De Rosario  Branko Bošković  Charlie Davies  Joseph Ngwenya  Jed Zayner  Chris Pontius  Andy Najar  Ethan White  Josh Wolff  Conor Shanosky  Devon McTavish   Clyde Simms   Stephen King  Daniel Woolard  Chris Korb  Perry Kitchen  Brandon Barklage  Santino Quaranta  Bill Hamid  Blake Brettschneider  Joe Willis

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Name Age Pronunciation Birthplace Previous Club Brandon Barklage  24  Bark‐lidge  St. Louis, MO  St. Louis University  Branko Bošković  30  BOSS‐coe‐vitch  Bačka Topola, Serbia  SK Rapid Vienna (Austria)   Blake Brettschneider  22  bret‐SNIDE‐ur  Lilburn, GA  University of South Carolina  Marc Burch  27  BIRCH   Cincinnati, OH  Columbus Crew  Steve Cronin  28  CRONE‐in  Fair Oaks, CA  Portland Timbers   Charlie Davies  25  DAVE‐ease  Manchester, NH  Sochaux (French Ligue 1)  Austin da Luz  23  DAH‐lose  San Diego, California  New York Red Bulls  Dwayne De Rosario  33  DAY‐row SAR‐ee‐oh  Scarborough, Ontario, Canada  New York Red Bulls  Bill Hamid  20  Ah‐meed  Annandale, VA  D.C. United Youth Academy  Dejan Jakovic  26  DAY‐on YA‐ko‐vich  Karlovac, Croatia  Red Star Belgrade (Serbia)  Stephen King  25  king    Medford, NJ  Seattle Sounders FC  Perry Kitchen  19  kitch‐in  Indianapolis, IN  University of Akron  Chris Korb  23  CORB   Cleveland, OH  University of Akron  Brandon McDonald  25  MAC‐donald  Glendale, AZ  San Jose Earthquakes  Devon McTavish  26  DEV‐un mc‐TAV‐ish  Winchester, VA  West Virginia University  Kurt Morsink  27  more‐sink  San Jose, Costa Rica  Kansas City Wizards  Andy Najar                          18    na‐HARR               Choluteca, Honduras        D.C. United Youth Academy  Joseph Ngwenya                30    in‐GWEN‐YA                                     Plumtree, Zimbabwe        Houston Dynamo   Chris Pontius  24  PON‐tee‐us  West Covina, CA  Univ. of California‐Santa Barbara  Santino Quaranta  26  san‐TEE‐no qwa‐RAHN‐ta  Baltimore, MD  New York Red Bulls  Conor Shanosky                  19    shan‐OSCK‐kee             Pittsburgh, PA         D.C. United Youth Academy    Clyde Simms  28  SIMMS  Greensboro, NC  Richmond Kickers (USL‐1)  Ethan White  20  white   Kensington, MD  University of Maryland  Joe Willis  22  willis    St. Louis, MO  University of Denver  Josh Wolff  34  wulf  Stone Mountain, GA  Sporting Kansas City  Daniel Woolard  27  wull‐ERD  Bedford, TX  Carolina RailHawks (NASL)  Jed Zayner  25  zay‐NUR  Valparaiso, IN  Columbus Crew

D.C. United Alphabetical Roster

President and CEO:  Kevin Payne  General Manager: Dave Kasper  Head Coach: Ben Olsen  Assistant Coach: Chad Ashton, Pat Onstad , Sonny Silooy  Team Administrator: Francisco Tobar

Head Athletic Trainer: Brian Goodstein  Assistant Athletic Trainer / Head Strength Coach: Pete Calabrese  Equipment Manager: David Brauzer  Assistant Equipment Manager: Tim Hall  Manager, Media Relations: Alex Caulfield

D.C. UNITED SUPPLEMENTAL PLAYER BIOS BRANDON BARKLAGE | 24 POS: M | H: 5-11 | W: 165 | DOB: 11.2.86 MLS EXPERIENCE

2010: Barklage’s bad luck with injury reared its ugly head again in 2010 after the midfielder tore his ACL in the 2009 U.S. Open Cup quarterfinal. The St. Louis, Missouri native played just 205 minutes in three League games for United in his second season with the team because of yet another ACL tear, this one occurring in the Blackand-Red’s international friendly victory over AC Milan on 5/26. Barklage was expected to need six months to rehabilitate the injury and should be healthy to open the 2011 campaign. 2009: Selected in the third round (36th overall) of the MLS SuperDraft, Barklage jumped off to a promising start in MLS, playing 98 minutes in four games (one start). He scored a goal in each of United’s two qualifying games for the U.S. Open Cup but his season was cut short when he suffered a torn ACL in the team’s quarterfinal game, a 2-1 win over the Harrisburg City Islanders on 7/7. In all competitions, Barklage played in eight games (five starts) and scored two goals. OTHER EXPERIENCE

2008: Barklage played for the Chicago Fire Premier (PDL) in 2008, appearing in 12 games and contributing a total of three goals and one assist. COLLEGE EXPERIENCE

2008: Barklage started each of the 22 games he saw action during his senior year campaign. His ten assists led the team and seven goals were second most on the squad. He was named to the TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team of the Season, NSCAA All-Mid-

Atlantic Region Second Team and Second-team All A-10 Conference. 2007: In his first season with St. Louis, Barklage made 19 appearances (all starts), amassing three goals and five assists (most on the team). 2006: During his sophomore season at New Mexico, Barklage collected three goals and four assists in 19 games (17 starts). He earned first-team AllMountain Pacific Sports Federation honors and was named to the NSCAA All-Far West Region third team. He transferred to St. Louis University after the 2006 season. 2005: Barklage played in every game for the University of New Mexico as a freshman, starting 17 of 23 games. He contributed two goals and five assists for the Lobos, who qualified for the NCAA Tournament. ACQUIRED

Re-signed on March 25, 2011.

BLAKE BRETTSCHNEIDER | 29 POS: F | H: 6-0 | W: 172 | DOB: 04.11.89 COLLEGE EXPERIENCE

2010: During the 2010 season for the Gamecocks, Blake Brettschneider led South Carolina in goals (7) and assists (10), netting three game-winning strikes over the course of the campaign. Brettschneider concluded his four-season college career with 19 goals and 17 assists. 2009: During his junior year, Brettschneider started all 18 matches while scoring two goals and recording one assist. He was an All-Conference USA First-Team honoree as well as being named to the C-USA All-

Academic Team, Adidas Gamecock Classic All-Tournament Team, C-USA Academic Honor Roll, and the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2008: Brettschneider saw action in 18 matches, starting 16 of them, during his sophomore year. Over the course of the season he scored six goals and two assists ranking him second on the team. He was named to the AllConference-USA First Team and the CUSA All-Tournament Team, as well as the C-USA and SEC Academic Honor Rolls. 2007: Brettschneider started all 19 matches his freshman year, scoring four goals and contributing four assists. Three of those goals were game-winning, including his first collegiate strike during double overtime against Clemson on 8/31. For that goal he was named Conference USA Offensive Player of the Week. He was also named to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team as well as the C-USA Academic Honor Roll. OTHER EXPERIENCE

2008-2010: Played for the Atlanta Silverbacks Premier Development League team during the summer of 2008, 2009, and 2010. INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

2008: In the spring of 2008, Brettschneider participated in the U20 National Team player pool camp. ACQUIRED

Selected 21st overall on 1/18/11 in the 2011 MLS Supplemental Draft. AUSTIN DA LUZ | 3 POS: M | H: 5-08 | W: 160 | DOB: 10.09.87

MLS EXPERIENCE

2011: D.C. United announced on July 17 that it acquired midfielder Austin da Luz from the New York Red Bulls as part of the deal which saw D.C. send an international spot to New York on July 16. Da Luz played in seven regular season games in 2011 for New York, making four starts and notching a goal and an assist. 2010: Drafted by the New York Red Bulls in the first round (14th overall) of the 2010 MLS SuperDraft, da Luz battled through injury most of his rookie season, limiting his playing time. He earned the first appearance of his professional career against Philadelphia Union on 4/27 in a U.S. Open Cup play-in match and returned to face Harrisburg on 6/29 as a substitute. COLLEGE EXPERIENCE

2009: During his senior campaign, da Luz featured in 24 games (24 starts), registering six goals and fifteen assists for the Demon Deacons. Da Luz was selected to the 2009 All-ACC first team and finished his career at Wake Forest as the school’s all-time assist leader. 2008: Following an extremely impressive sophomore season that ended in a National Championship for the Demon Deacons, da Luz tallied three goals and eight assists in 14 games for Wake Forest. Da Luz was named ACC Player of the Week and Soccer America’s Player of the Week after an impressive performance against No. 2 Maryland in which he scored a second-half goal and assist. 2007: As a sophomore, da Luz played a vital part on a Wake Forest team that finished the season as National Champions. During his second year with the Demon Deacons, da Luz tied the school’s single season assist

record with thirteen tallies, and he helped Wake Forest to the College Cup with an extra time golden goal against Notre Dame.

League play. Was named the MVP of the Nutrilite Canadian Championship, Toronto FC Player of the Year, and MLS Best XI team.

2006: Da Luz saw action in 17 games during his freshman year, notching one goal and three assists.

2008: Enjoyed his third consecutive All-Star season, scoring seven goals and two assists in 24 games for the Houston Dynamo. Also competed in the CONCACAF Champions Cup, including a Man of the Match performance on March 19 vs. Municipal. Also featured in four SuperLiga matches.

ACQUIRED

Acquired from New York Red Bulls in exchange for an international spot on 7/17/11.

DWAYNE DE ROSARIO | 7 POS: M | H: 5-9 | W: 164 | DOB: 05.15.78 MLS EXPERIENCE

2011: De Rosario began the 2011 MLS campaign with Toronto FC in his native Canada, registering one goal and one assist in two matches before being dealt to the New York Red Bulls on April 1. Since that time, the Canadian international started 12 of 13 MLS contests for New York, netting two goals to accompany four assists. 2010: Enjoyed a career-best goal scoring season, notching 15 goals along with three assists in 27 appearances. Made 24 starts. Named to the MLS Best XI for the fifth time, and was also named an All-Star, scoring a goal in the All-Star game against Manchester United. Was a two-time MLS Player of the Week, picking up the honor in Week 5 and Week 10. 2009: Made 28 appearances, including 27 starts, scoring 11 goals and adding six assists in his first season with Toronto FC. Led the team in goals, assists and shots, and was second on the team in minutes played with 2,444. Was named to the Starting XI of the MLS All-Star team, but did not appear due to CONCACAF Champions

2007: Won his fourth MLS Cup Championship, scoring the Cupwinning goal and was named MLS Cup MVP in the Dynamo’s 2-1 defeat over New England. Scored six goals and four assists in 24 regular season matches. Named to the MLS All-Star squad that faced Scottish club Celtic. Named to MLS Best XI for third consecutive season. 2006: Appeared in 30 matches, starting 29, and scored 11 goals while adding five assists in helping Houston capture the MLS Cup Championship. Was a finalist for the league’s Most Valuable Player award. Registered four assists in a single game on April 2 versus Colorado. Scored lone goal in MLS All-Star game, a 1-0 win for the league over Chelsea. Converted the Dynamo’s fourth penalty kick in the MLS Cup final. Was named to MLS Best XI team. 2005: Earned fist MLS Best XI selection of his career, and was the runner-up for the MLS MVP award. Had nine goals and led the league with 13 assists in 28 appearances with the San Jose Earthquakes. Was awarded with the MLS Goal of the Year. Named Honda MLS Player of the Month for the month of October.

2004: Played in 21 games, including 12 starts. Scored five goals and added three assists. Goal vs. D.C. on Aug. 7 was named MLS Goal of the Year. 2003: Helped the Earthquakes win MLS Cup, his second career title. Scored first career hat trick on Sept. 27 vs. Dallas. Played in a total of 11 games, making six starts. Registered four goals and three assists. 2002: Played in 27 games, starting 18. Scored four goals and added eight assists. Also appeared in CONCACAF Champions’ Cup. 2001: Scored five goals and four assists in his debut season in MLS. Was named MLS Cup MVP, scoring the winning goal six minutes into overtime against Los Angeles Galaxy. Made 21 regular season appearances, starting 11 games. OTHER EXPERIENCE

2000: Played for Richmond Kickers of the A-League. Scored 15 goals, leading the club to a 20-6-1 record. 1999: Signed with the Richmond Kickers, and scored two goals and five assists in his first season with the club. 1997-98: Signed with German club FSV Zwickau. Appeared in 12 total matches, scoring one goal. 1997: Made professional debut with the Toronto Lynx of the A-League at age 18. Appeared in seven matches and scored three goals. INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

Has earned 60 caps for the Canadian National Team, and has scored 17 international goals. Was named Canadian Male Player of the Year three consecutive years, from 200507. In 2007, scored five goals in

international play, the most for a Canadian player in one season since 1993. Scored two goals in 2007 Gold Cup. Appeared for Canada in 2001 FIFA Confederations Cup. Was a key member of Canada’s 2000 Gold Cup winning side. Made international debut on May 18, 1998 vs. Macedonia. Also featured for Canada’s U-20 side, winning the Golden Boot and co-MVP award in the 1997 CONCACAF U-20 Championships. ACQUIRED

Acquired on 6/27/11 from the New York in exchange for Dax McCarty. BRANDON MCDONALD | 2 POS: D | H: 6-1 | W: 185 | DOB: 01.16.86 MLS EXPERIENCE

2010: McDonald featured in 29 regular season matches for the Earthquakes, starting 28 times and registering a total of 2,428 minutes on the field. The hard-nosed defender scored two goals and tallied one assist during the regular season while starting in all three MLS Cup Playoff games for the Earthquakes. 2009: After a stint with the LA Galaxy, McDonald signed with the San Jose Earthquakes on 3/20. McDonald made the most of his time, starting in all 18 MLS games he appeared in. During the regular season, McDonald registered four shots on goal while scoring once and tallying one assist. 2008: After finishing up his collegiate career at the University of San Francisco, McDonald made his MLS debut as a halftime substitute for the LA Galaxy in their season opener against the Colorado Rapids. McDonald made the first start of his career five days later against his future employer, the San Jose Earthquakes. Taken with the 46th pick

in the 2008 MLS SuperDraft, McDonald had a productive rookie campaign, appearing in 16 games (10 starts) while tallying one goal and one assist. COLLEGE EXPERIENCE

2007: As a senior McDonald started 15 games for the Dons, tallying one goal and two assists as a defensive midfielder. 2006: McDonald started all 13 games during his junior season before an injury prematurely ended his season. McDonald scored the game winner against San Diego on 10/8. 2005: McDonald notched three goals and one assist on 40 shots. Having a knack for game-winning performances, McDonald scored the winning goal against Florida International and he set-up the gamewinner against St. Mary’s. 2004: McDonald’s freshman year at San Francisco was his most productive, scoring five goals to accompany three assists. His first career goal came in the form of a penalty kick against No. 1 ranked UC Santa Barbara. McDonald also shared the Stephen Negoesco Award for achievement by an underclassman and was selected to the All-WCC Second Team. INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

2010: McDonald was one of 30 players selected to attend the U.S. National Team training camp in Carson, Calif. ahead of an international friendly with Honduras in January of 2010. ACQUIRED

Acquired on 6/27/11 from the San Jose Earthquakes in exchange for allocation money.

JOE WILLIS | 31 POS: GK | H: 6-5 | W: 190 | DOB: 08.10.88 COLLEGE EXPERIENCE

2010: Joe Willis started 12 games for the University of Denver Pioneers his senior season, recording four shutouts. He made 64 saves for a 0.877 saves percentage. He also faced 203 shots, allowing only nine goals for a 0.72 goals against average. To cap off his season, Willis was named AllMPSF. 2009: During his junior year, Willis led the Pioneers by playing in 19 games, recording four shutouts, and compiling a 0.737 save percentage. He was named MPSF Player of the Week for the week of September 28, as well as being named to the Big West Challenge All-Tournament Team and the All-MPSF First Team. 2008: Willis’ sophomore season saw him start 15 games, making 71 saves while only allowing 17 goals for a 0.807 save percentage. He finished the season with a 1.18 goals against average. Willis was named team MVP, as well as being named to the AllMPSF First Team and the NSCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Far West AllRegion Third Team. 2007: Willis redshirted the 2007 campaign. 2006: Willis started five games and compiled a 3-1-1 record with three shutouts and only allowed three goals as a freshman. OTHER EXPERIENCE

2004-2006: Willis played St. Louis Soccer Club, leading his team to three consecutive state championships between 2004 and 2006. ACQUIRED

Signed on 3/16/11.

PLAYER MINI BIOS 1 | STEVE CRONIN Goalkeeper Steve Cronin was acquired by United on December 17, 2010 after a stellar 2010 campaign with the Portland Timbers in the USSF Division 2 Professional League. Cronin appeared in 24 matches for Portland, posting a 0.79 GAA with 12 shutouts. The netminder returns to MLS this season, having made 28 appearances for the Los Angeles Galaxy from 20052008, and going on loan with United during the end of the 2009 season. 2 | BRANDON MCDONALD McDonald was acquired by United on June 27 from the San Jose Earthquakes for allocation money to bolster the club’s backline. The 25year-old defender spent two full seasons in San Jose, appearing in 58 games (54 starts). McDonald was drafted by the LA Galaxy with the 48th pick in the 2008 MLS SuperDraft and played 16 games with the Galaxy prior to joining the Earthquakes. 3 | AUSTIN DA LUZ D.C. United announced on July 17 that it acquired midfielder Austin da Luz from the New York Red Bulls as part of the deal which saw D.C. send an international spot to New York on July 16. Da Luz played in seven regular season games in 2011 for New York, making four starts and notching a goal and an assist. The second-year player was drafted in the first round (14th overall) in the 2010 MLS SuperDraft out of Wake Forest University. 4 | MARC BURCH A healthy Marc Burch returns to the Black-and-Red this season after an injury-laden season in 2010 held him to only four starts. A stalwart of the backline in 2009, making 32 appearances (30 starts), the 26 yearold Burch is anxious to regain his previous form in 2011.

5 | DEJAN JAKOVIC Dejan Jakovic put together a strong second season for United in 2010. Appearing in 19 MLS matches (18 starts) last season, Jakovic will look to continue to provide reliable service on the backline. The central defender was called upon numerous times by the Canadian National Team in 2010, and he remains a centerpiece of D.C.’s defensive structure. 6 | KURT MORSINK Kurt Morsink returns to the Black-andRed for a second season after appearing in 20 games (18 starts) during League play in his first campaign with the club last season. 7 | DWAYNE DE ROSARIO One of the most decorated players MLS history, De Rosario was acquired by the Black-and-Red from the New York Red Bulls in exchange for Dax McCarty on June 27. A five-time MLS All-Star, the 33-year-old has won four MLS Cups and has twice claimed MLS Cup MVP honors. A crafty playmaker and goal scorer, De Rosario boasts 80 career goals and 56 assists – good for 11th and 20th in League history, respectively. The Canadian International scored a career-high 15 goals in MLS play in 2010 and most recently scored every goal for the Canadian National team in the 2011 CONCACAF Gold Cup. 8 | BRANKO BOSKOVIC Signed as a Designated Player midway through last season, Boskovic made an immediate impact for United appearing in 13 games (8 starts). The playmaking midfielder is a centerpiece of the Montenegro National Team, helping them to a 3-10 record in 2010 during qualifying for the UEFA European Championships.

9 | CHARLIE DAVIES One of the premier signings of the 2010-2011 MLS offseason, Charlie Davies joins the Black-and-Red on loan from Sochaux after a season away from soccer following a near lifethreatening car accident in 2009. Before the accident, Davies made a name for himself nationally as an offensive stalwart for the United States National Team, last scoring a goal in 2010 World Cup qualifying against Mexico on August 12, 2009. 11 | JOSEPH NGWENYA Another new face for United in 2011, Joseph Ngwenya was selected by United with the first pick of the 2010 MLS Re-Entry Draft. A natural goal scorer, Ngwenya has notched 35 goals in eight professional seasons and will look to add to that total this campaign. The Zimbabwe native has already proven his worth in 2011, leading the Black-and-Red with six goals during preseason play. Ngwenya appeared in 12 games for the Houston Dynamo after being re-acquired midway through the season in 2010. 12 | JED ZAYNER Jed Zayner returns to United this season after making his debut with the club in 2010. Zayner proved to be a mainstay of the backline last season, starting in all nine matches that he played. The defender’s ability to play both central defense and on the flanks will continue to be a strong asset for the Black-and-Red in 2011. 13 | CHRIS PONTIUS Chris Pontius was drafted in the first round of the 2009 MLS SuperDraft. Pontius struggled last year in comparison to his rookie campaign due, in part, to a hamstring injury that plagued him for most of the 2010 MLS calendar. The 23-year-old managed to score two goals in 17 appearances (13 starts).

14 | ANDY NAJAR Andy Najar took MLS by storm last year, earning 2010 MLS Rookie of the Year honors at only 17 years of age. A product of D.C. United’s Academy, the young midfielder proved to be the club’s most influential player in 2010, scoring seven goals in all competitions to accompany two assists. With his debut against Kansas City on March 27, 2010, Najar became the ninth youngest player to start in an MLS match. 15 | ETHAN WHITE Ethan White was signed by the Blackand-Red on December 21, 2010, becoming the fourth Homegrown Player to join the roster. White played for two seasons at the University of Maryland, starting 43 matches as a mainstay for the Terrapin backline. White was named to the All-ACC Second Team in 2010 and is a member of the United States Youth National Team player pool. 16 | JOSH WOLFF The Black-and-Red acquired Josh Wolff in the 2010-2011 offseason via the MLS Re-Entry Draft. Entering his 13th season as a professional, Wolff will provide a wealth of MLS and international goal scoring experience for the club. The veteran forward has scored 73 career MLS tallies along with nine goals in 52 appearances for the United States National Team. Wolff was also a member of two United States World Cup teams, appearing in Korea/Japan (2002) and Germany (2006). Just two seasons ago in 2009, Wolff led Kansas City in scoring. (11).

17 | CONOR SHANOSKY Conor Shanosky joined Unitedâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s senior squad in August of last season, but did not appear in a regular season game. The 19-year-old Homegrown midfielder will look to earn playing time this season under Head Coach Ben Olsen. Shanosky is a regular for the United States Youth National Team squads, and he appeared in the U-20 Milk Cup in Northern Ireland for the U.S. last year. 18 | DEVON MCTAVISH Mctavish returns for his sixth season with United in 2011 after appearing in 19 League games and making 16 starts in 2010. The defender was on the field for 1,405 MLS minutes last season, registering four shots. 19 | CLYDE SIMMS A constant at defensive midfield for the Black-and-Red, Clyde Simms missed time due to a sports hernia for the second consecutive season. Despite the nagging injury, Simms managed to play in 20 MLS games, making 18 starts. In 2010, the sevenyear midfielder became only the sixth player in history to have played 150 matches for D.C. United. 20 | STEPHEN KING Stephen King made his debut for United in 2010 on May 1 against New York after being acquired from Seattle Sounders FC. The midfielder played in 20 MLS matches last season, making 16 starts. King gelled well with the Black-and-Red, providing one assist in 1,415 minutes of play. 21 | DANIEL WOOLARD Daniel Woolard signed with the Blackand-Red on January 6, 2011 after playing with the USSF Division 2 Carolina Railhawks in 2010. The defender last played in MLS for the Chicago Fire from 2007-2009, making 12 appearances.

22 | CHRIS KORB Chris Korb was selected by United in the second round (31st overall) in the 2011 MLS SuperDraft. Joining first round draft pick choice Perry Kitchen out of the University of Akron, Korb started all 25 matches for the Zips at centerback, posting 11 shutouts in 2010. 23 | PERRY KITCHEN The Black-and-Red used the third overall selection in the 2011 MLS SuperDraft to acquire defender Perry Kitchen. The highly-touted defender from the University of Akron appeared in all 25 matches in his one and only season with the Zips. Kitchen scored six goals in addition to one assist and was named to the All-MAC First Team as he helped Akron win the 2011 College Cup. 24 | BRANDON BARKLAGE A utility midfielder in his third season with D.C. United, Brandon Barklage was re-signed by the Black-and-Red on March 25, 2011. In total Barklage has played in 7 MLS matches in his career (three starts), with his time on the field limited by knee injuries in his first two campaigns with the club. 25 | SANTINO QUARANTA Entering his 11th season with United, Santino Quaranta remains a mainstay in the midfield for the club and will continue his progression into a leadership position in 2011. The veteran was a constant presence on the field in 2010, leading all D.C. players with 27 games played, 26 starts, and 2,331 minutes on the pitch. He also tallied two goals and two assists in 2010, while leading the Black-and-Red in shots (58) and shots on goal (24). When Quaranta was drafted eighth overall in the 2001 MLS SuperDraft at the age of 16 years and 4 months, he was the youngest player in the history of MLS. The 26-year-old has also made 15 appearances for the United States National Team, scoring

one goal. 28 | BILL HAMID Bill Hamid returns to United for his second season after becoming the youngest goalkeeper to win an MLS contest on May 5, 2010. The 19year-old was 3-5 in eight games for the Black-and-Red en route to a 1.25 goals-against-average. Hamid’s 2010 season abruptly ended in September when he underwent successful shoulder surgery to repair a damaged labrum. 29 | BLAKE BRETTSCHNEIDER United selected forward Blake Brettschneider with the 21st pick in the 2011 MLS Supplemental Draft after a successful four-year career at the University of South Carolina. During the 2010 season, Brettschneider scored seven goals in addition to 10 assists, finishing with a career total of 19 goals and 17 assists.

31 | JOE WILLIS Joe Willis joins the Black-and-Red after being selected in the third round (50th overall) of the 2011 MLS Super Draft. Willis had a spectacular fiveyear career at the University of Denver, being named All-MPSF three consecutive seasons.

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Steve Cronin Brandon McDonald Austin da Luz Rodrigo Brasesco Marc Burch Dejan Jakovic Kurt Morsink Dwayne De Rosario Branko Boskovic Charlie Davies Dax McCarty Joseph Ngwenya Jed Zayner Chris Pontius Andy Najar Ethan White Josh Wolff Conor Shanosky Devon McTavish Clyde Simms Stephen King Pat Onstad Daniel Woolard Chris Korb Perry Kitchen Brandon Barklage Santino Quaranta Fred Bill Hamid Blake Brettschneider Junior Carreiro Joe Willis

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90M 90M 90D 68F

85F 57F 87F 54F 90F 59M 16 90F 11 90M 90M 90D 88F

28 45

90M 87M 90D 38

28 12

90F 90F 90F 34F 23 90M 90M 90M 90M 54F 46 51F 2 90M 90M 90D 44F

90D 90M 90M 90D 69F

81M 72M 90D 36

90D 90M 90M 90D 62F

49M 77M 90D 90F

90M 90M 90D 90F

61D 90M 45 29 84F

83F 45F 25

12 31 22 11 36 27 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90F 21 33 3

54M 9 16 45 38 45 37 90F 60F 90M 90M 90M 81M 74M 45M 52F 90F 5 30 70D 90M 90M 65F 90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 36 18 90D 90D 90F 90F 90F

90M 90M 90M 90M 90M 82M 81M 90M 90M 90M 8 90M 90M 29 90G 90G 90G 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 78D 90D 90D 72D 90D 70D 90D 68D 90D 26 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 90D 1 22 7 16 90M 84M 20 6 41 18 56 45 7 85M 90M 45M 13 9 9 3 61M 90M 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90G 90F 53F 90F 67F 62F

played 695 minutes for SJ played 367 minutes for NY played 1113 minutes for NY, 180 for TOR

"00" = 100 minutes played F/M/D/G = starting position Brandon McDonald Austin da Luz Dwayne De Rosario

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log: #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 #11 #12 #13 #14 #15 #16 #17 #18 #19 03/19/2011 03/26/2011 04/03/2011 04/09/2011 04/16/2011 04/21/2011 04/29/2011 05/04/2011 05/07/2011 05/14/2011 05/29/2011 06/03/2011 06/11/2011 06/18/2011 06/25/2011 07/02/2011 07/09/2011 07/16/2011 07/20/2011

DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC DC

vs at at vs at vs at vs vs vs at at vs at vs vs at at vs

CLB 1 NE 2 COL 4 LA 1 TOR 0 NY 4 HOU 4 SEA 1 DAL 0 COL 1 POR 2 LA 0 SJ 4 RSL 1 HOU 2 PHI 2 NY 0 DAL 0 NE 1

W L L T W L L W T T W T L T T T W T L Pontius 3 (penalty kick) 62 Kitchen 1 (Brettschneider 1)

13; Pontius 4 (penalty kick)

Najar 1 (Wolff 3) 13; Brettschneider 1 (Korb 2) 34 Davies 7 (penalty kick) 85 Pontius 5 (Wolff 4, McCarty 2) 31; Davies 8 (unassisted) Wolff 4 (De Rosario 6, Najar 3) 44; Najar 2 (unassisted) De Rosario 4 (Wolff 5) 61

75; Wolff 3 (Brettschneider 2)

73 58

Burch 1 (McCarty 1, Wolff 1) 39 Wolff 2 (Davies 1, Najar 1) 31; Davies 6 (Wolff 2, Najar 2)

Wolff 1 (Zayner 1) 51; Davies 1 (penalty kick) 63; Davies 2 (Burch 1) 77 Davies 3 (penalty kick) 91+ Quaranta 1 (Korb 1) 70 Davies 4 (penalty kick) 90 Pontius 1 (unassisted) 5; Davies 5 (unassisted) 10; Pontius 2 (Fred 1) 73

D.C. UNITED 3 1 1 1 3 0 1 2 0 1 3 0 2 1 2 2 1 0 0

1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 31

Player

DC DC

Steve Cronin Rodrigo Brasesco Marc Burch Dejan Jakovic Kurt Morsink Stephen King Branko Boskovic Charlie Davies Dax McCarty Joseph Ngwenya Jed Zayner Chris Pontius Andy Najar Ethan White Josh Wolff Conor Shanosky Devon McTavish Clyde Simms Pat Onstad Daniel Woolard Chris Korb Perry Kitchen Brandon Barklage Santino Quaranta Fred Bill Hamid Blake Brettschneider Junior Carreiro Joe Willis

U.S. OPEN CUP 1R 04/06/2011 2R 04/26/2011

Wolff (Ngwenya) 45; Woolard 111 Boskovic (Davies) 73; Boskovic (Najar) 82

D.C. UNITED

W (4-2 pens) L

64F

90D 90M

90G 90D

26 90M 90D

90M 22 11 68F

90M

79D

U.S. OPEN CUP Q1 Q2 PHI NE 2-2 2-3 41D 79 120M 120M

120F 31 120M 120D 120F

120D

120D 89M 120G

2 vs PHI 2 2 vs NE 3