Game Notes: Swope Park Rangers vs. Portland Timbers 2

SWOPE PARK RANGERS SCHEDULE 2016 USL Record: 0­0­0, 0 pts.

VS. GAME INFORMATION Home Team: Swope Park Rangers (0­0­0, 0 pts.)

Away Team: Portland Timbers 2 (0­0­0, 0 pts.)

Date: Saturday, March 26, 2016 Time: 7:30 p.m. CT Venue: Children's Mercy Park (Kansas City, Kan.) Referee: Jon Freemon Assistant Referees: Ryan Cook and Devin Blazek Fourth Official: Jack Feldman BROADCAST INFORMATION Game to be live streamed on SportingKC.com Play­by­Play: Carter Augustine Color: Jake Yadrich COMMUNICATIONS CONTACTS Swope Park Rangers: Patrik Bergabo ­ pbergabo@sportingkc.com ­ (203) 300­9927 Portland Timbers 2: Jhamie Chin ­ jchin@timbers.com ­ (503) 553­5529

WESTERN CONF. STANDINGS

DATE

OPPONENT

TIME (CT) VENUE

Sat., March 26

Portland Timbers 2

7:30

Children's Mercy Park

Sat., April 2

Tulsa Roughnecks FC

7:00

ONEOK Field

Sat., April 9

San Antonio FC

7:30

Toyota Field

Sat., April 23

OKC Energy FC

7:00

Taft Stadium

Wed., April 27

Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2

7:00

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., May 7

Saint Louis FC

7:30

WWT Soccer Park

Sat., May 14

Tulsa Roughnecks FC

7:30

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., May 21

Rio Grande Valley FC

7:30

RGV FC Toros Stadium

Sat., May 28

Sacramento Republic FC

9:30

Bonney Field

Sat., June 4

Portland Timbers 2

8:00

Rocky Mountain High School

Wed., June 8

Rio Grande Valley FC

7:30

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sun., June 12

Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2

4:00

UBC Thunderbird Stadium

Sat., June 18

OKC Energy FC

7:30

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sun., June 26

Seattle Sounders FC 2

7:00

Starfire Stadium

Sat., July 2

Saint Louis FC

7:30

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., July 9

Arizona United SC

9:30

Peoria Sports Complex

Tues., July 12

OKC Energy FC

7:30

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Wed., July 20

Colo. Springs Switchbacks

8:00

Switchbacks Stadium

Sat. July 23

Orange County Blues FC

7:30

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., July 30

San Antonio FC

7:30

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Wed., Aug. 3

Saint Louis FC

7:00

WWT Soccer Park

Sat., Aug. 6

Tulsa Roughnecks FC

7:30

ONEOK Field

Sat., Aug. 13

Real Monarchs

8:00

Rio Tinto Stadium

Sun., Aug. 21

Saint Louis FC

6:00

Children's Mercy Park

Sat., Aug. 27

LA Galaxy II

7:30

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Wed., Aug. 31

San Antonio FC

7:30

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., Sept. 3

Rio Grande Valley FC

7:30

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat. Sept. 10

Tulsa Roughnecks FC

7:30

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sun., Sept. 18

OKC Energy FC

6:00

Taft Stadium

Sat., Sept. 24

Seattle Sounders 2 FC

7:00

Children's Mercy Victory Field

EASTERN CONF. STANDINGS

SWOPE PARK RANGERS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER # 56 81 55 32 47 44 90 99 1 49 28 94 26 92 74 88 77 30 31 98 50 35 33

PLAYER Ezra Armstrong Oumar Ballo Amer Didic Christian Duke Mark Anthony Gonzalez Tomas Granitto Johnny Grant Dane Kelly Jon Kempin* Will Little Zac Lubin Jimmy Medranda* Tommy Meyer Alex Molano Jimmy Mulligan Kevin Oliveira Tyler Pasher Daniel Salloi* Nansel Selbol Steven Tekesky Kris Tyrpak Ualefi Jacob VanCompernolle

POS. D D D D/M F M D F GK M GK M D M D M D/M F F GK F M D

BORN 12/15/98 (17) 04/02/91 (24) 12/28/94 (21) 06/05/91 (24) 09/09/94 (21) 06/12/93 (22) 10/15/93 (22) 02/09/91 (25) 04/08/93 (22) 04/09/98 (17) 08/19/89 (26) 02/07/94 (22) 03/20/90 (26) 04/10/92 (23) 08/12/91 (24) 06/08/96 (19) 04/27/94 (21) 07/19/96 (19) 05/31/97 (18) 01/20/98 (18) 03/19/92 (24) 01/26/94 (22) 08/02/93 (22)

HOMETOWN Nashville, Tenn.

Baltimore, Md. Edmonton, Alberta Overland Park, Kan. Bolton, Ontario Weston, Fla. Toronto, Ontario St. Catherine Parish, Jamaica Leawood, Kan. Johnson City, Tenn.

Bozeman, Mont.

Mosquera, Colombia St. Louis, Mo. Dallas, Texas Medford, N.Y. Sao Vicente, Cape Verde Elmira, Ontario Budapest, Hungary Jos, Nigeria Raymore, Mo. Dripping Springs, Texas Sao Paulo, Brazil Dallas, Texas

COLLEGE ­­ Univ. of Md. Baltimore County Baker University University of San Diego Evansville University Florida Gulf Coast University ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ St. Martin's University ­­ Indiana University ­­ St. John's University ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ Houston Baptist University ­­ UNC Wilmington

SWOPE PARK RANGERS NUMERICAL ROSTER # 1 26 28 30 31 32 33 35 44 47 49 50 55 56 74 77 81 88 90 92 94 98 99

PLAYER Jon Kempin* Tommy Meyer Zac Lubin Daniel Salloi* Nansel Selbol Christian Duke Jacob VanCompernolle Ualefi Tomas Granitto Mark Anthony Gonzalez Will Little Kris Tyrpak Amer Didic Ezra Armstrong Jimmy Mulligan Tyler Pasher Oumar Ballo Kevin Oliveira Johnny Grant Alex Molano Jimmy Medranda* Steven Tekesky Dane Kelly

*On Loan from Sporting KC

POS. GK D GK F F D/M D M M F M F D D D D/M D M D M M GK F

BIRTHPLACE Leawood, Kan. St. Louis, Mo. Steamboat Springs, Colo.

Siofok, Hungary Jos, Nigeria Overland Park, Kan. Dallas, Texas Sao Paulo, Brazil San Salvador, El Salvador Toronto, Ontario Johnson City, Tenn.

Austin, Texas Zenica, Bosnia Gastonia, N.C. Medford, N.Y. Elmira, Ontario Bamako, Mali Sao Vicente, Cape Verde Toronto, Ontario Dallas, Texas Mosquera, Colombia San Bernadino, Calif.

St. Catherine Parish, Jamaica

LAST CLUB SKC Academy LA Galaxy Tulsa Roughnecks FC Ujpest FC SKC Academy OKC Energy FC OKC Energy FC Corinthians FC Edmonton ­­ SKC Academy San Antonio Scorpions ­­ SKC Academy New York Cosmos Pittsburgh Riverhounds Houston Dynamo Benfica B FC Montreal Dallas City FC Deportivo Pereira SKC Academy Charleston Battery

PRONUNCIATION ­­ my­er LOO­bin shallow­ee NAHN­sul ­­ ­­ WAH­lef­ee TOE­mas GRAN­EE­toe ­­ ­­ TEER­pak UH­meer JEE­ditch ­­ ­­ ­­ OH­mar BAHL­oh ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­

PRESEASON RECAP (3­1­2)

The Swope Park Rangers began their preseason in excellent form, going 2­0­2 in the Desert Diamond Cup and finishing top of the tournament's standings. The Rangers

Feb. 17 | Swope Park Rangers 3­1 Colorado Rapids Feb. 20 | Swope Park Rangers 0­0 Arizona United SC

claimed a 3­1 win in their first­ever game against the Colorado Rapids on Feb. 17, before playing to a 0­0 tie with Arizona United SC three days later. SPR faced another Feb. 24 | Swope Park Rangers 2­2 Columbus Crew SC MLS side on Feb. 24, drawing 2­2 with Columbus Crew SC and closing out the Feb. 27 | Swope Park Rangers 1­0 FC Tucson tournament with a 1­0 win over hosts FC Tucson. The Rangers went on to beat March 12 | Swope Park Rangers 4­1 Rockhurst University Rockhurst University 4­1 in their penultimate preseason game before falling to their first March 19 | Swope Park Rangers 1­2 Creighton University defeat in a 2­1 loss to Creighton University to conclude their preseason.

HEAD­TO­HEAD: SPR VS. T2 SPR Marc Dos Santos 10 12­8­6 1 0­0­0

HEAD COACH Name Total Years Coaching Career USL Record Years With Team Record With Team

T2 (2015) Andrew Gregor 1 0­0­0 1 0­0­0

SPR 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM CATEGORIES Games Goals Scored Goals Per Game Goals Allowed GA Per Game Goal Differential Shots Shots on Goal Fouls Suffered Fouls Committed Saves Yellow Cards Red Cards

T2 (2015) 28 38 1.36 45 1.61 ­7 321 112 319 327 107 53 3

SPR ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ SPR ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­

TEAM NOTES VS. T2 • All­time, MLS­owned USL teams are 3­2­3 in their first­ever game, including a 3­1­4 mark in their home openers.

• Portland Timbers 2 head coach Andrew Gregor is a former Sporting Kansas City player (then Kansas City Wizards). Gregor made 13 appearances for the Wizards in the 2001 season, recording two assists in one game in a 3­0 win over the Tampa Bay Mutiny on June 30, 2001. Current Sporting KC Manager Peter Vermes notched an assist in the same game.

PLAYER NOTES VS. T2

• Christian Duke has one assist in his only appearance against Portland Timbers 2, coming on Kyle Greig's goal in a 4­3 OKC Energy win on August 8, 2015.

• Zac Lubin made one appearance for the Tulsa Roughnecks vs. Timbers 2 in 2015, making two saves in a 3­1 loss on May 30.

• Tommy Meyer's most recent USL regular­season appearance came against T2 on September 16, 2015 while playing for LA Galaxy II. • Last season, Kris Tyrpak made two appearances against Timbers 2 while with the Austin Aztex, recording seven shots INDIVIDUAL LEADERS T2 (2015) (three on target).

Goals Belmar (12) • Jacob VanCompernolle started both of OKC Energy's games Assists Four Players (3) vs. T2 in 2015, helping his side to wins on June 5 and August 8, Shots Safiu (67) Shots on Goal Safiu (22) 2015.

Game­Winning Goals Belmar (4) • Overall, current Rangers are 3­4­0 all­time against Portland Fouls Committed Safiu (40) Timbers 2.

Yellow Cards Safiu (8) • In MLS play, Tommy Meyer is 1­0­2 in three starts for the LA Red Cards Three Players (1) Galaxy vs. the Portland Timbers, while Kris Tyrpak is 0­1­1 in two substitute appearances against the Timbers for Chivas USA. GOALKEEPER LEADERS T2 (2015) Minutes Played Gleeson (1,800) Goals Against Average Luthy (1.60) Shutouts Gleeson (3) Saves Gleeson (77) Wins Gleeson (8)

GAME NOTES FIRST­EVER GAME Saturday's game against Portland Timbers 2 is both the Swope Park Rangers' inaugural game and the club's first­ever home matchup.

Overall, MLS­owned USL teams are 3­2­3 in their inaugural games, and 3­1­4 in their in their first­ever home games. The Rangers become the fourth MLS­owned USL team to play their first­ever home game at their parent team's stadium, with New York Red Bulls II, Toronto FC II and Real Monarchs doing the same in 2015.

USL EXPANSION SEASON The 2016 season is the Swope Park Rangers' USL expansion season.

For the eight MLS­owned USL teams that entered the league prior to the Rangers, only three qualified for the postseason in their initial attempt. LA Galaxy II made it to the semifinals in 2014 while New York Red Bulls II advanced to the Eastern Conference Semifinals and Seattle Sounders 2 were elminiated in the Western Conference First Round in 2015. FC Montreal, Portland Timbers 2, Real Monarchs, Toronto FC II and Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 did not qualify for the USL Playoffs in their inaugural season in 2015.

HOME AT CHILDREN'S MERCY PARK The Swope Park Rangers will play their inaugural game against Portland Timbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on Saturday night, with another game at CMP scheduled for Aug. 21 against Saint Louis FC. The Rangers' 13 other home games in 2016 will be held at Children's Mercy Victory Field at Swope Soccer Village. Since the stadium opened in 2011, Sporting KC is 3­2­0 in games against USL sides at Children's Mercy Park, with each of those games coming in the U.S. Open Cup. ABOUT TIMBERS 2 Portland Timbers 2 entered the USL in 2015, compiling a 11­15­2 record and missing out on a playoff berth with an eighth­place finish in the Western Conference. T2 claimed just four shutouts in the 28­game season, though they beat the EPL's Newcastle United 4­3 in a friendly game on July 21, 2015. Numerous players that appeared for T2 in 2015 went on to represent the Portland Timbers in their run to the 2015 MLS Cup, including Dairon Asprilla, George Fochive and Taylor Peay.

CANADIAN CONNECTION There is a distinct Canadian influence on this Swope Park Rangers team, with six players and staff connected to our neighbors up north.

On the playing side, Amer Didic (Edmonton, Alberta), Mark Anthony Gonzalez (Bolton, Ontario), Johnny Grant (Toronto, Ontario) and Tyler Pasher (Elmira, Ontario) all hail from Canada, while head coach Marc Dos Santos was born in Montreal and began his coaching career with

the Impact in 2007. Goalkeeper coach Alec Dufty also spent the 2015 season in the USL coaching with Toronto FC II. POSITIVE PRESEASON Despite being a first­year team, the Swope Park Rangers hit the ground running in their preseason preparations. After only 10 days of training, the Rangers opened up their Desert Diamond Cup play in Tucson by beating MLS side the Colorado Rapids 3­1 on Feb. 17 and also drew 2­2 with Columbus Crew SC a week later. Overall, the Rangers concluded preseason with a 3­1­2 record, with their sole defeat coming in their final game against Creighton University.

USL EXPERIENCE Of the 23 players on the Swope Park Rangers current roster, 10 have previously played in the USL. Most notably, Dane Kelly is the USL's all­time leading scorer with 42 goals since joining the Charleston Battery in 2011. Christian Duke spent the last two seasons with OKC Energy FC, helping the side to a playoff berth in 2015 with the help of Jacob VanCompernolle. Tommy Meyer was minutes from claiming the 2015 USL Championship as his LA Galaxy II side fell to the Rochester Rhinos in extra time. Kris Tyrpak spent the 2015 season with the Austin Aztex, scoring nine goals for his hometown club. Jon Kempin (Orlando City SC, OKC Energy FC) and Jimmy Medranda (OKC Energy FC) each spent time on loan at Sporting KC's former affiliates. Johnny Grant (FC Montreal), Zac Lubin (Tulsa Roughnecks FC) and Tyler Pasher (Pittsburgh Riverhounds) also have USL experience.

STRAIGHT OUTTA MLS While there is a significant amount of USL know­how in the squad, two players also boast MLS experience in Tommy Meyer and Kris Tyrpak. Meyer was drafted in the first round of the 2012 MLS SuperDraft by the LA Galaxy and went on to make 57 appearances in all competitions for the club, winning MLS Cup in 2012 and 2014 along the way. Tyrpak was drafted by Chivas USA in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft, tallying one goal against the Colorado Rapids and one assist against FC Dallas before the club folded at the end of that season. Two further players were also signed by MLS teams but did not make an appearance, with Oumar Ballo drafted by the Houston Dynamo in 2015 and Christian Duke spending the 2013 and 2014 seasons with Sporting KC. INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR There are seven members of the Swope Park Rangers that were born outside of the U.S. and Canada. Oumar Ballo (Mali), Amer Didic (Bosnia & Herzegovina), Tomas Granitto (El Salvador), Dane Kelly (Jamaica), Kevin Oliveira (Cape Verde), Nansel Selbol (Nigeria) and

GAME NOTES CONT. Ualefi (Brazil) were all born outside of North America and through different channels found their way to the Rangers. Each USL team is permitted seven Foreign Players on their roster, though the Rangers only occupy four with Oumar Ballo, Amer Didic and Tomas Granitto qualifying as domestic players.

POTENT STRIKEFORCE On Dec. 16, the Swope Park Rangers announced the signings of Dane Kelly and Kris Tyrpak, who combined for 20 goals in the USL regular season in 2015. Kelly is the USL's all­time leading scorer with 42 goals with the Charelston Battery, while Kris Tyrpak has scored goals in MLS, NASL, USL and USL PDL. In all competitions last season, Kelly (12) and Tyrpak (11) had 23 goals between them.

ACADEMY TIES On March 10, the Swope Park Rangers announced the signings of Ezra Armstrong, Will Little and Steven Tekesky to Academy contracts ahead of the 2016 USL season. All three players joined the Rangers directly from the Sporting KC Academy after spending a large portion of preseason with the team. Armstrong and Little both relocated to Kansas City within the last few years from Tennessee to join the Sporting KC Academy, while Tekesky is a Raymore, Mo. native.

Armstrong comes from a family with pedigree, with his father, Desmond Armstrong, a National Hall of Famer.

FIRST TEAM HELP Earlier this week, the Swope Park Rangers announced that the club has added Sporting Kansas City's Jon Kempin, Jimmy Medranda and Daniel Salloi on loan. Kempin spent much of preseason with the Rangers, making five appearances, while Medranda also played every Desert Diamond Cup game with SPR before appearing for Sporting KC in their first two games of the season. Salloi made five appearances in preseason with Sporting KC, scoring once against the Houston Dynamo, and was an unused substitute in each of Sporting KC's opening three MLS games. All three players are available for selection for Saturday's game vs. Portland Timbers 2.

NIGERIANS IN THE U.S. In Nansel Selbol, the Swope Park Rangers have one of Nigeria's most promising prospects among it's ranks. Facing Selbol on Saturday night for Portland Timbers 2 is Akinjide Idowu, who, along with Selbol, was on Nigeria's preliminary roster for the 2013 FIFA U­17 World Cup. While Selbol did not make the final roster for the tournament, Idowu helped the Super Eagles claim the U­17 World Cup. Saturday's matchup will be the first time the two have shared a field since Selbol moved to Kansas City in 2014.

CAPTAIN DUKE On Wednesday, March 23, the Swope Park Rangers' first­ever signing Christian Duke was named captain of the club ahead of the season opener. Duke is an Overland Park, Kan. native that came through Sporting KC's Academy before enjoying a four­year college career at the University of San Diego. He was selected by Sporting KC in the 2013 Supplemental Draft but did not make an appearance, instead spending time on loan at OKC Energy FC before joining the club permanently in 2015.

LOCAL PRESENCE IN THE SQUAD While there are three players on the Swope Park Rangers roster who are directly from the Kansas City area, five more have connections to the area. Christian Duke (Overland Park, Kan.), Jon Kempin (Leawood, Kan.) and Steven Tekesky (Raymore, Mo.) were all raised in the region, while Ezra Armstrong, Will Little, Daniel Salloi and Nansel Selbol all entered the club through the Sporting KC Academy despite not being natives of the area. In addition, center back Tommy Meyer is from St. Louis, Mo. and returns to his home state after spending eight years away.

PLAYER BIOS

#1 JON KEMPIN

#26 TOMMY MEYER

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Goalkeeper

PRONUNCIATION: my­er POSITION: Defender

BORN: 4/8/93 (22 years old) HEIGHT: 6­1 WEIGHT: 170 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Leawood, Kan. BIRTHPLACE: Leawood, Kan. COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: SKC Academy

BORN: 3/20/90 (26 years old) HEIGHT: 6­2 WEIGHT: 175 lbs.

HOMETOWN: St. Louis, Mo. BIRTHPLACE: St. Louis, Mo. COLLEGE: Indiana University LAST CLUB: LA Galaxy (MLS)

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 6/28/14 vs. SAC (w/ OKC) Start: 6/28/14 vs. SAC (w/ OKC) Win: 6/14/14 vs. SAC (w/ OKC) Shutout: 6/22/14 vs. ROC (w/ OKC) Preseason: Made five appearances, all starts, including three in the Desert Diamond Cup and logged 315 minutes. Played the full 90 minutes three times: in the 2­2 draw with Columbus Crew SC on Feb. 24, the 4­1 win vs. Rockhurst on March 12 and the 2­1 loss to Creighton on March 19.

#28 ZAC LUBIN

PRONUNCIATION: LOO­bin POSITION: Goalkeeper BORN: 8/19/89 (26 years old) HEIGHT: 6­5 WEIGHT: 215 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Bozeman, Mont.

BIRTHPLACE: Steamboat Springs, Colo.

COLLEGE: St. Martin's University LAST CLUB: Tulsa Roughnecks FC (USL)

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 6/27/15 vs. LA (w/ TUL) Start: 6/27/15 vs. LA (w/ TUL) Win: 6/5/15 vs. SEA (w/ TUL) Shutout: 5/24/15 vs. AUS (w/ TUL) Preseason: Made four appearances, including one starts where he recorded a shutout in the 1­0 win vs. FC Tucson on Feb. 27. Played 225 minutes and did not concede a goal in preseason.

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/16/15 vs. POR (w/ LA) Assist: ­­ Start: 9/16/15 vs. POR (w/ LA) Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­ Preseason: Played in three games after sustaining a minor injury while in preseason camp with Sporting KC. Made his preseason debut as a sub against FC Tucson on Feb. 27 before starting in the 4­1 win vs.

Rockhurst on March 12 and the 2­1 loss to Creighton on March 19.

#30 DANIEL SALLOI PRONUNCIATION: shallow­EE POSITION: Forward BORN: 7/19/96 (19 years old) HEIGHT: 6­1 WEIGHT: 150 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Budapest, Hungary BIRTHPLACE: Siofok, Hungary COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: Ujpest FC (Hungary)

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­ Preseason: Spent preseason with Sporting KC, where he made five appearances and scored one goal in the Desert Diamond Cup against the Houston Dynamo on Feb. 27.

PLAYER BIOS

#31 NANSEL SELBOL

#32 CHRISTIAN DUKE

PRONUNCIATION: NAHN­sul POSITION: Forward

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Defender/Midfielder

BORN: 5/31/97 (18 years old) HEIGHT: 5­4 WEIGHT: 140 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Jos, Nigeria BIRTHPLACE: Jos, Nigeria COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: SKC Academy (USSDA)

BORN: 6/5/91 (24 years old) HEIGHT: 5­8 WEIGHT: 160 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Overland Park, Kan. BIRTHPLACE: Overland Park, Kan. COLLEGE: University of San Diego LAST CLUB: Oklahoma City Energy FC (USL)

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/16/15 vs. AZU (w/ OKC) Assist: 8/29/15 vs. AUS (w/ OKC) Start: 9/16/15 vs.AZU (w/ OKC) Yellow Card: 9/16/15 vs.AZU (w/ OKC) Goal: 8/5/13 vs. TAM (w/ ORL) Red Card: ­­

Preseason: Played in all six preseason games, making three starts and recording two assists. His assists came on Dane Kelly's goal against FC Tucson on Feb. 27 and Mark Anthony Gonzalez's strike vs. Rockhurst on March 12.

Preseason: Made four appearances, starting in the Rangers' opening three Desert Diamond Cup games before missing the matchup with FC Tucson on Feb. 27 after playing a scrimmage with Sporting KC earlier in the day.

Started vs. Rockhurst on March 12 before being rested against Creighton on March 19.

#33 JACOB VANCOMPERNOLLE PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Defender BORN: 8/2/93 (22 years old) HEIGHT: 5­11 WEIGHT: 185 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Dallas, Texas BIRTHPLACE: Dallas, Texas COLLEGE: UNC Wilmington LAST CLUB: Oklahoma City Energy FC (USL)

#35 UALEFI

PRONUNCIATION: WAH­lef­ee POSITION: Midfielder BORN: 1/26/94 (22 years old) HEIGHT: 5­8 WEIGHT: 155 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Sao Paulo, Brazil BIRTHPLACE: Sao Paulo, Brazil COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: Corinthians (Brazil)

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/6/15 vs. TUL (w/ OKC) Assist: ­­ Start: 9/6/15 vs. TUL(w/ OKC) Yellow Card: 6/27/15 vs. LOU (w/ OKC) Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

Preseason: Appeared in all six preseason games, playing primarily at center back but also appearing at left back vs. FC Tucson on Feb. 27 and Creighton on March 19.

Preseason: Appeared in all six preseason games, starting five in central midfield. He was one of only five players to log over 350 minutes in preseason with 356.

PLAYER BIOS

#44 TOMAS GRANITTO

#47 MARK ANTHONY GONZALEZ

PRONUNCIATION: TOE­mas GRAN­EE­toe POSITION: Midfielder

PRONUNCIATION: -POSITION: Forward

BORN: 6/12/93 (22 years old) HEIGHT: 5­11 WEIGHT: 165 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Weston, Fla. BIRTHPLACE: San Salvador, El Salvador COLLEGE: Florida Gulf Coast University LAST CLUB: FC Edmonton (NASL)

BORN: 9/9/94 (21 years old) HEIGHT: 6­0 WEIGHT: 155 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Bolton, Ontario BIRTHPLACE: Toronto, Ontario COLLEGE: Evansville University LAST CLUB: ­­

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

Preseason: Played in all six preseason games for the Rangers, including three starts. He scored one goal against Columbus Crew SC on Feb. 24 before recording an assist on Kris Tyrpak's goal vs.

Rockhurst on March 12.

Preseason: Made six appearances in preseason, starting the final game against Creighton. Scored a team­high three goals in preseason, with his goals coming against Columbus Crew SC on Feb. 24, Rockhurst on March 12 and Creighton on March 19.

#49 WILL LITTLE

PRONUNCIATION: -POSITION: Midfielder BORN: 4/9/98 (17 years old) HEIGHT: 5­7 WEIGHT: 135 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Johnson City, Tenn.

BIRTHPLACE: Johnson City, Tenn.

COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: SKC Academy (USSDA) LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­ Preseason: Made five appearances in preseason, all as a substitute.

Came off the bench in the club's first­ever preseason game against the Colorado Rapids on Feb. 17 and had a goal and an assist in the 3­1 win.

On Feb. 27, he appeared for Sporting KC, replacing Dom Dwyer against the Houston Dynamo.

#50 KRIS TYRPAK

PRONUNCIATION: TEER­pak POSITION: Forward BORN: 3/19/92 (24 years old) HEIGHT: 5­11 WEIGHT: 150 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Dripping Springs, Texas BIRTHPLACE: Austin, Texas COLLEGE: Houston Baptist University LAST CLUB: San Antonio Scorpions (NASL) LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/20/15 vs. VAN (w/ AUS) Assist: 7/17/15 vs. AZU (w/ AUS) Start: 9/20/15 vs. VAN (w/AUS) Yellow Card: 8/15/15 vs. LA(w/AUS) Goal: 9/20/15 vs. VAN (w/ AUS) Red Card: ­­ Preseason: Played and started in five preseason games for the Rangers.

Scored two goals and was tied for the team lead with two assists. At the Desert Diamond Cup, he scored 30 seconds into the win over the Colorado Rapids and recorded an assist against Columbus Crew SC on Feb. 24. He followed that up with a goal and assist performance vs.

Rockhurst on March 12.

PLAYER BIOS

#55 AMER DIDIC

#56 EZRA ARMSTRONG

PRONUNCIATION: UH­meer JEE­ditch POSITION: Defender

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Defender

BORN: 12/28/94 (21 years old) HEIGHT: 6­4 WEIGHT: 195 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Edmonton, Alberta BIRTHPLACE: Zenica, Bosnia & Herzegovina COLLEGE: Baker University LAST CLUB: ­­

BORN: 12/15/98 (17 years old) HEIGHT: 5­8 WEIGHT: 155 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Nashville, Tenn.

BIRTHPLACE: Gastonia, N.C. COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: SKC Academy (USSDA)

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

Preseason: Played in all six preseason games, starting in four. He scored one goal, finding the net with a towering header against Rockhurst on March 12.

Preseason: Appeared off the bench in all six games, recording one assist on Mark Anthony Gonzalez's last­minute game­tying goal vs.

Columbus Crew SC on Feb. 24.

#74 JIMMY MULLIGAN PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Defender BORN: 8/12/91 (24 years old) HEIGHT: 5­8 WEIGHT: 160 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Medford, N.Y. BIRTHPLACE: Medford, N.Y. COLLEGE: St. John's University LAST CLUB: New York Cosmos (NASL)

#77 TYLER PASHER PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Defender/Midfielder BORN: 4/27/94 (21 years old) HEIGHT: 5­11 WEIGHT: 160 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Elmira, Ontario BIRTHPLACE: Elmira, Ontario COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: Pittsburgh Riverhounds (USL)

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/16/15 vs. ROC (w/ PGH) Assist: ­­ Start: 8/22/15 vs. CLT (w/ PGH) Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: 7/4/15 vs. NY (w/ PGH) Red Card: ­­

Preseason: Joined the team in Tucson and played in all six preseason games, starting five. Recorded an assist on Will Little's goal vs. the Colorado Rapids on Feb. 17. He also led the team with 376 minutes played.

Preseason: Played in five preseason games for the Rangers, starting four after joining the team in Tucson. He tallied one goal and one assist, both coming in thr 4­1 win over Rockhurst on March 12.

PLAYER BIOS

#81 OUMAR BALLO

#88 KEVIN OLIVEIRA

BORN: 4/2/91 (24 years old) HEIGHT: 6­2 WEIGHT: 190 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Baltimore, Md. BIRTHPLACE: Bamako, Mali COLLEGE: University of Md. Baltimore County LAST CLUB: Houston Dynamo (MLS)

BORN: 6/8/96 (19 years old) HEIGHT: 5­7 WEIGHT: 145 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Sao Vicente, Cape Verde BIRTHPLACE: Sao Vicente, Cape Verde COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: Benfica B (Portugal)

PRONUNCIATION: OH­mar BAHL­oh POSITION: Defender

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Midfielder

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

Preseason: Played in all six preseason games for SPR, starting three.

Logged exactly 200 minutes and also appeared for Sporting KC in a scrimmage vs. the New England Revolution on Feb. 27.

Preseason: Joined the team back in Kansas City following the culmination of the Desert Diamond Cup in Tucson. Started both game against Rockhurst and Creighton on March 12 and 19, logging 104 minutes and recording an assist on Mark Anthony Gonzalez's goal vs.

Creighton.

#90 JOHNNY GRANT PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Defender BORN: 10/15/93 (22 years old) HEIGHT: 6­2 WEIGHT: 170 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Toronto, Ontario BIRTHPLACE: Toronto, Ontario COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: FC Montreal (USL)

#92 ALEX MOLANO

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Midfielder BORN: 4/10/92 (23 years old) HEIGHT: 5­10 WEIGHT: 175 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Dallas, Texas BIRTHPLACE: Dallas, Texas COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: Dallas City FC (NPSL)

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/16/15 vs. HBG (w/ MTL) Assist: ­­ Start: 9/16/15 vs. HBG (w/ MTL) Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

Preseason: Made six appearances, starting once in the preseason­ opener vs. the Colorado Rapids on Feb. 17. Played 192 minutes.

Preseason: Appeared in all six preseason games, starting in three.

Recorded one assist coming on Mark Anthony Gonzalez's last­minute goal vs. Columbus Crew SC on Feb. 24 when his corner kick instigated the goal.

PLAYER BIOS

#94 JIMMY MEDRANDA

#98 STEVEN TEKESKY

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Midfielder

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Goalkeeper

BORN: 2/7/94 (22 years old) HEIGHT: 5­8 WEIGHT: 150 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Mosquera, Colombia BIRTHPLACE: Mosquera, Colombia COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: Deportivo Pereira (Colombia)

BORN: 1/20/98 (18 years old) HEIGHT: 5­9 WEIGHT: 165 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Raymore, Mo. BIRTHPLACE: San Bernadino, Calif.

COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: SKC Academy (USSDA)

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 8/24/14 vs. CHA (w/ OKC) Assist: ­­ Start: 8/22/14 vs. AZU (w/ OKC) Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­

Appearance: ­­ Start: ­­ Win: ­­ Shutout: ­­

Preseason: Started all four games for the Rangers at the Desert Diamond Cup, logging 228 minutes. He spent the tail end of the Rangers' preseason with Sporting KC, appearing in their opening two MLS games.

#99 DANE KELLY

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Forward BORN: 2/9/91 (25 years old) HEIGHT: 5­11 WEIGHT: 160 lbs.

HOMETOWN: St. Catherine Parish, Jamaica BIRTHPLACE: St. Catherine Parish, Jamaica COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: Charleston Battery (USL) LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/19/15 vs. CLT (w/ CHA) Assist: 7/8/15 vs. CLT (w/ CHA) Start: 9/19/15 vs. CLT (w/ CHA) Yellow Card: 8/22/15 vs. LOU (w/ CHA) Goal: 9/19/15 vs. CLT (w/ CHA) Red Card: 6/6/15 vs. WIL (w/ CHA) Preseason: Played in five of the Rangers' six preseason games, starting each of them. He recorded an assist 30 seconds into the 3­1 win vs.

Colorado on Feb. 17 on Kris Tyrpak's goal and also scored against FC Tucson on Feb. 27.

Preseason: Trained with the Rangers throughout preseason but did not make an appearance in any games.

TECHNICAL STAFF MARC DOS SANTOS Head Coach Marc Dos Santos is entering his 10th year of coaching in 2016, having most recently taken Ottawa Fury FC to the 2015 NASL Soccer Bowl, culminating in being named 2015 NASL Coach of the Year. Dos Santos began his career with the Montreal Impact's reserve team, Trois­Rivieres Attak FC of the Canadian Soccer League in 2007. After several titles, Dos Santos became the Impact head coach in 2009 and led Montreal to CONCACAF Champions League qualification and a USL First Division title before transitioning to USSF Division 2 in 2010 and the NASL the following year. In 2012, Dos Santos moved to Brazil to focus on youth development with FC Primeira Camisa U­20s and SE Palmeiras U­15s, winning a Copa do Brasil U­15 championship with the latter. Dos Santos returned to Canada in 2013 to take charge of the Ottawa Fury ahead of their NASL expansion season.

NIKOLA POPOVIC Assistant Coach Nikola Popovic has extensive experience coaching in Europe, having most recently been an assistant coach at Benfica B. A dual citizen of Portugal and Serbia who was born in Belgrade, Popovic has coached in Portugal with CD Olivais e Moscavide (2005­07), Varzim SC (2007­10), Sertanese FC (2013­14) and Benfica B (2015­16). He also coached in Bulgaria with FC Vihren Sandanski (2007) and Chernomorets Burgas (2010­11). Popovic made further stops with the Cape Verde National Team (2010), Spanish side AD Ceuta (2010), Qatari sides Al Dahfra (2011­12) and Aspire Academy (2014). Popovic holds a UEFA Pro coaching license ­ the highest UEFA license available ­ and also spent time studying at Inter Milan, Portugal Under­21s and Serbia & Montenegro Under­21s.

ALEC DUFTY Goalkeeper Coach Alec Dufty spent the 2015 season in the USL with Toronto FC II. While with the club, the TFC II goalkeeping corps finished third in the USL with 125 saves and starting goalkeeper Quillan Roberts placed second in the league in save percentage (.766) and third in saves per game (4.80). Dufty had previously coached collegiately at Florida Gulf Coast University and the University of Illinois at Chicago. A former MLS player, Dufty began his career with the New York Red Bulls in 2009 before joining the MLS reserve goalkeeper pool. In 2010, Dufty joined USSF D2 Pro League side AC St. Louis, before returning to MLS with the Chicago Fire later that same year. He announced his retirement and focused on coaching at the conclusion of the 2011 season.

JOSH MCALLISTER Fitness Coach Josh McAllister joined the Sporting KC organization in early 2015 as the Academy fitness coach, and has now transitioned into a new role with the Swope Park Rangers. While with the Academy, McAllister assisted Mateus Manoel with the first team, but his primary focus was developing fitness regimens and strength programs for each Academy age group. A Marshalltown, Iowa native, McAllister graduated from the University of Northern Iowa in 2008 and coached with Heartland Soccer Club, West Des Moines Soccer Club, Sporting Iowa before completing a year­long internship with the Portland Timbers in 2014. Immediately prior to joining Sporting KC, McAllister enjoyed a successful spell as an assistant coach for the Drake University Men's Soccer Team.

STAFF Head Trainer: Jacob Brownback Equipment Manager: Andy Garay

General Manager: Kurt Austin Team Administrator: Jon Farrell

PARTICIPATION CHART 3/26 PLAYER POR Armstrong Ballo Didic Duke Gonzalez Granitto Grant Kelly Kempin Little Lubin Medranda Meyer Molano Mulligan Oliveira Pasher Salloi Selbol Tekesky Tyrpak Ualefi VanCompernolle

4/2 TUL

4/9 SAN

4/23 OKC

4/27 VAN

5/7 STL

5/14 TUL

5/21 RGV

5/28 SAC

6/4 POR

6/8 RGV

6/12 VAN

6/18 OKC

6/26 SEA

7/2 STL

7/9 PLAYER AZU Armstrong Ballo Didic Duke Gonzalez Granitto Grant Kelly Kempin Little Lubin Medranda Meyer Molano Mulligan Oliveira Pasher Salloi Selbol Tekesky Tyrpak Ualefi VanCompernolle

7/12 OKC

7/20 COL

7/23 OCB

7/30 SAN

8/3 STL

8/6 TUL

8/13 RMO

8/21 STL

8/27 LA

8/31 SAN

9/3 RGV

9/10 TUL

9/18 OKC

9/24 SEA

Position­minutes ­ starting position­min played SUB­minutes ­ substitute at which position

DNP ­ unused substitute INJ ­ injured (DL ­ Disabled List) UNAV ­ unavailable for selection SUS ­ suspended

SKC ­ with Sporting KC

2016 USL RESULTS DATE March 26 April 2 April 9 April 23 April 27 May 7 May 14 May 21 May 28 June 4 June 8 June 12 June 18 June 26 July 2 July 9 July 12 July 20 July 23 July 30 Aug. 3 Aug. 6 Aug. 13 Aug. 21 Aug. 27 Aug. 31 Sept. 3 Sept.10 Sept. 18 Sept. 24

OPPONENT vs. Portland Timbers 2 at Tulsa Roughnecks FC at San Antonio FC at OKC Energy FC vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 at Saint Louis FC vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC at Rio Grande Valley FC at Sacramento Republic FC at Portland Timbers 2 vs. Rio Grande Valley FC at Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 vs. OKC Energy FC at Seattle Sounders FC 2 vs. Saint Louis FC at Arizona United SC vs. OKC Energy FC at Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC vs. Orange County Blues FC vs. San Antonio FC at Saint Louis FC at Tulsa Roughnecks FC at Real Monarchs vs. Saint Louis FC vs. LA Galaxy II vs. San Antonio FC vs. Rio Grande Valley FC vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC at OKC Energy FC vs. Seattle Sounders FC 2

STARTS Overall Armstrong 0­0­0 Ballo 0­0­0 Didic 0­0­0 Duke 0­0­0 Gonzalez 0­0­0 Granitto 0­0­0 Grant 0­0­0 Kelly 0­0­0 Kempin 0­0­0 Little 0­0­0 Lubin 0­0­0 Medranda 0­0­0 Meyer 0­0­0 Molano 0­0­0 Mulligan 0­0­0 Oliveira 0­0­0 Pasher 0­0­0 Salloi 0­0­0 Selbol 0­0­0 Tekesky 0­0­0 Tyrpak 0­0­0 Ualefi 0­0­0 VanCompernolle 0­0­0

Home 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Away 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

RESULT

SCORE ATTEND.

RECORD PLACE PTS. GOALSCORERS

RANGERS' RECORD WHEN...

OFF THE BENCH

Overall 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Home 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Away 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

SCORES

Overall 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Home 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Away 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

ASSISTS Overall 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Home 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Away 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

CATEGORICAL WIN­LOSS

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

Overall

Overall Home 0­0­0 0­0­0

Away 0­0­0

At Children's Mercy Victory Field At Children's Mercy Park

0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0

Scoring First Opp. Scoring First

0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0

Leading at Half Trailing at Half Tied at Half

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Leading at 75' Trailing at 75' Tied at 75'

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Out­Shooting Opp. Out­Shot by Opp. Shots Even

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

In Shutouts

0­0­0

0­0­0

0­0­0

In Primary Kits In Secondary Kits

0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0

In March In April In May In June In July In August In September

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

On Wednesdays On Saturdays On Sundays

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

In Clear Weather In Cloudy Weather In Rain In Snow

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Below 30 at Kickoff 30­49 at Kickoff 50­59 at Kickoff 60­69 at Kickoff 70­79 at Kickoff 80­89 at Kickoff 90+ at Kickoff

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Using No Subs Using 1 Sub Using 2 Subs Using 3 Subs Using 4 Subs Using 5 Subs

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

On Artificial Surface On Natural Grass

0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0

0­0­0 0­0­0

Quickest Goal

None

Quickest Goal Against

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Game­Winning Goals after 75'

None

Game­Tying Goals after 75'

None

Game­Winning Goals Against after 75'

None

Game­Tying Goals Against after 75'

None

Hat Tricks

None

Hat Tricks Against

None

Own Goals For

None

Own Goals Against

None

Red Cards

None

Opponent's Red Cards

None

PENALTY KICKS FOR SPR Player

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PENALTY KICKS AGAINST Player, Team

SPR Goalkeeper

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