Game Notes: Sporting KC vs Orlando City SC

2013 Lamar Hunt U.S Open Cup Fourth Round // Wednesday, June 12, 2013 - 7:30 p.m. CT

GAME NOTES

Sporting Kansas City vs Orlando City SC Wednesday, June 12, 2013 Sporting Park Kansas City, KS

SPORTING KANSAS CITY ACTIVE ROSTER

No. Name.

Pos 1 Jimmy Nielsen GK 3 Ike Opara DEF 4 Kevin Ellis DEF 5 Matt Besler* DEF 6 Paulo Nagamura MID 7 Chance Myers DEF 8 Graham Zusi* MID

9 Teal Bunbury FWD 10 Benny Feilhaber MID 12 Mikey Lopez* MID 13 Lawrence Olum DEF 15 Seth Sinovic DEF 16 Claudio Bieler FWD 17 C.J. Sapong FWD 18 Eric Kronberg GK 19 Peterson Joseph* MID 20 Oriol Rosell MID 22 Soony Saad FWD 23 Kei Kamara* FWD 24 Mechack Jerome* DEF 27 Kyle Miller MID 31 Josh Gardner DEF 37 Jacob Peterson FWD 78 Aurelien Collin DEF 88 Michael Thomas MID *Currently on international duty

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SPORTING KC IN LAMAR HUNT U.S. OPEN CUP

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MATCH OFFICIALS

Sporting KC: Black, black, black GK: Light blue Orlando City: White, white, white GK: Orange

REFEREE: Tyler Ploeger AR1: Paul Scott AR2: Chris Strickland 4TH: Younes Marrakchi

PLAYER GP 1. C.J. Sapong 9 1. Davy Arnaud 12 1. Igor Simutenkov 5 4. Ryan Pore 6 5. Teal Bunbury 8 5. Kei Kamara 8 5. Ivan Trujillo 2 8. Chance Myers 11 8. Soony Saad 3 8. Graham Zusi 9 8. Four more players tied...

G 5 5 5 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 2

PLAYER 1. Taly Goode 2. Jimmy Nielsen 3. Jon Kempin 4. Kevin Hartman 4. Boris Pardo 6. Mike Ammann 6. Chris Snitko 6. Bo Oshoniyi 9. Tony Meola 10. Will Hesmer

PLAYER GP 1. Davy Arnaud 12 1. Chris Klein 10 1. Josh Wolff 7 4. Scott Sealy 5 4. Jacob Peterson 5 4. C.J. Sapong 9 4. Seth Sinovic 6 4. Graham Zusi 9

A 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2

1996: 3-2 L to Colorado Rapids in Quarterfinals 1997: 2-1 L to San Francisco Bay Seals in Round of 16 1998: 3-1 L To Nashville Metros in Round of 16 2000: 0-0 T (7-6 L in PK) to Chicago Sockers in Round of 32 2001: 4-0 W vs Seattle Sounders in Round of 32 1-0 L to Chicago Fire in Round of 16 2002: 3-2 OT W vs Rochester Rhinos in Round of 16 2-0 W vs Milwaukee Rampage in Quarterfinals 3-2 OT L to Columbus Crew in Semifinals 2003: 3-2 L to Colorado Rapids in Round of 16 2004: 4-1 W vs Atlanta Silverbacks in Round of 16 4-0 W vs Dallas Burn in Quarterfinals 1-0 W vs San Jose Earthquakes in Semifinals 1-0 OT W vs Chicago Fire in Championship 2005: 6-1 W vs Des Moines Menace in Round of 16 3-1 L to Minnesota Thunder in Quarterfinals 2006: 2-1 W vs Des Moines Menace in Round of 32 2-0 L to Chicago Fire in Round of 16 2007: 2-1 OT L to Real Salt Lake in Qualifying 2008: 2-2 T (5-3 W in PKs) vs Colorado Rapids in Qualifying 4-2 OT W vs Carolina Railhawks in Round of 16 0-0 T (6-5 L in PKs) to Seattle Sounders in Quarterfinals 2009: 3-3 T (4-2 W in PKs) vs Minnesota Thunder in Round of 16 1-0 L to Seattle Sounders in Quarterfinals 2010: 2-1 L to Colorado Rapids in Qualifying 2011: 1-0 OT W vs Houston Dynamo in Qualifying 5-0 W vs New England Revolution in Qualifying 3-0 W vs Chicago Fire PDL in Round of 16 2-0 L vs Richmond Kickers in Quarterfinals 2012: 3-2 W vs Orlando City SC in Round of 32 2-0 W vs Colorado Rapids in Round of 16 3-0 W vs Dayton Dutch Lions in Quarterfinals 2-0 W at Philadelphia Union in Semifinals 1-1 T (3-2 in PKs) vs Seattle Sounders FC in Championship 2013: 2-0 W vs Des Moines Menace in Round of 32

SPORTING KANSAS CITY ALL-TIME LAMAR HUNT U.S. OPEN CUP STATISTICAL INFORMATION* *All stats include USOC qualifiers, PK shootouts denoted as draws GOALS AGAINST GOALS

ASSISTS

GP 1 4 1 2 1 2 2 6 5 4

GA 0 1 2 3 3 4 4 4 6 7

SHUTOUTS PLAYER 1. Eric Kronberg 2. Bo Oshoniyi 2. Jimmy Nielsen 4. Tony Meola 5. Taly Goode

GP 9 6 4 5 1

SO 5 3 3 2 1

Record By Round...

- Qualifying: 2-2-1 - Round of 32: 4-0-1 - Round of 16: 6-5-1 - Quarterfinals: 3-4-1 - Semifinals: 2-1-0 - Finals: 1-0-1

Record Breakdown...

- vs MLS: 7-8-2 - vs non-MLS: 11-4-3 - Home: 12-5-2 - Away: 6-7-3 - Overtime: 4-2-5 - Shootouts: 3-2-0

GAMES PLAYED PLAYER 1. Kerry Zavagnin 2. Nick Garcia 3. Michael Harrington 4. Davy Arnaud 5. Chance Myers 5. Preki 7. Matt Besler 7. Jimmy Conrad 7. Chris Klein 10. Jack Jewsbury 10. Eric Kronberg 10. C.J. Sapong 10. Graham Zusi

GP 17 14 13 12 11 11 10 10 10 9 9 9 9

Other Stats of Note...

- Goals for: 69 - Goals Against: 42 - Shutouts: 14 - Been shutout: 6 - All-time: 18-12-5 - Champs: 2004/2012

GAMES STARTED PLAYER 1. Kerry Zavagnin 2. Nick Garcia 3. Chance Myers 4. Jimmy Conrad 4. Michael Harrington 4. Eric Kronberg 7. Davy Arnaud 7. Chris Klein 7. Jack Jewsbury 7. Matt McKeon 7. Matt Besler

GS 17 13 10 9 9 9 8 8 8 8 8

SPORTING KANSAS CITY ALL-TIME GAMES PLAYED AND GAMES STARTED (ALPHABETICAL ORDER) FIRST LAST GP Korede Aiyegbusi 2 Mike Ammann 2 Stephen Armstrong 4 Davy Arnaud 12 Stephane Auvray 1 Matt Besler 10 Claudio Bieler 1 Sean Bowers 2 Dustin Branan 2 Omar Bravo 3 Chris Brown 6 Chris Brunt 4 Teal Bunbury 8 Alex Bunbury 1 Jose Burciaga 5 Mike Burns 4 Julio Cesar 2 Sunil Chhetri 1 Mark Chung 3 Aurelien Collin 7 Eloy Colombano 1 Jimmy Conrad 10 Justin Detter 2 Birahim Diop 5 Dom Dwyer 1 Kevin Ellis 1 Pablo Escobar 1 Roger Espinoza 8 Dario Fabbro 3 Benny Feilhaber 1 Vicente Figueroa 1 Nick Garcia 14 Josh Gardner 1 Gary Glasgow 2 Francisco Gomez 6 Herculez Gomez 2

GS 2 1 3 8 0 8 0 2 0 2 3 1 7 1 5 2 2 1 3 7 0 9 1 2 1 0 1 6 3 1 1 13 1 2 5 1

FIRST LAST GP Taly Goode 1 Taylor Graham 3 Michael Green 1 Andrew Gregor 2 Matt Groenwald 2 Diego Gutierrez 7 Michael Harrington 13 Kevin Hartman 2 Chris Henderson 1 Will Hesmer 4 Santiago Hirsig 1 Aaron Hohlbein 2 Goran Hunjak 1 Tahj Jenkins 1 Mechack Jerome 1 Jack Jewsbury 9 Will John 3 Eddie Johnson 3 Brian Johnson 1 Mo Johnston 4 Peterson Joseph 3 Kei Kamara 8 Jon Kempin 1 Chris Klein 10 Frank Klopas 2 Kevin Koetters 1 Michael Kraus 2 Eric Kronberg 9 Roy Lassiter 2 Jonathan Leathers 6 Claudio Lopez 4 Mikey Lopez 1 Scott Lorenz 2 Onandi Lowe 1 Carlos Marinelli 2 Matt Marquess 3

ALL-TIME GOALS SCORED FIRST Davy C.J. Igor Ryan Teal Kei Ivรกn Chance Eric Soony Scott Sasha Josh Graham Claudio Sean Chris Mike Aurelien Justin

LAST Arnaud Sapong Simutenkov Pore Bunbury Kamara Trujillo Myers Quill Saad Sealy Victorine Wolff Zusi Bieler Bowers Brown Burns Collin Detter

G 5 5 5 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1

FIRST LAST Dario Fabbro Francisco Gomez Diego Gutierrez Chris Klein Frank Klopas Michael Kraus Claudio Lopez Raushan McKenzie Matt McKeon Paulo Nagamura Jacob Peterson Preki Paul Rideout Mark Santel Milos Stojcev Digital Takawira Abe Thompson Alex Zotinca TOTAL

GS 1 2 1 0 1 6 9 2 0 4 1 2 0 0 1 8 2 1 0 4 3 6 1 8 2 0 2 9 1 6 1 1 2 1 1 3

FIRST LAST GP GS Rauwshan McKenzie 3 3 Matt McKeon 8 8 Ryan McMahen 4 3 Tony Meola 5 5 Kurt Morsink 4 2 Yura Movsisyan 3 3 Chance Myers 11 10 Paulo Nagamura 3 3 Jimmy Nielsen 4 4 Uche Okafor 4 4 Lawrence Olum 5 4 Bo Oshoniyi 6 5 Boris Pardo 1 1 Jacob Peterson 5 4 Steve Pittman 1 1 Nelson Pizarro 1 0 Ryan Pore 6 5 Alan Prampin 1 0 Preki 11 7 Brandon Prideaux 2 2 Eric Quill 4 4 Sergei Raad 2 1 Ryan Raybould 2 2 Paul Rideout 1 1 Brian Roberts 3 3 Craig Rocastle 3 3 Oriol Rosell 1 0 Soony Saad 3 2 Refik Sabanadzovic1 1 Mark Santel 2 1 C.J. Sapong 9 4 Luke Sassano 4 4 Scott Sealy 5 3 Stephen Shirley 2 2 Igor Simutenkov 5 3 Seth Sinovic 6 6

FIRST LAST GP Ryan Smith 1 Chris Snitko 2 Mike Sorber 1 Khari Stephenson 3 Milos Stojcev 3 Vitalis Takawira 1 Carey Talley 3 Matt Taylor 1 Michael Thomas 2 Shavar Thomas 6 Abe Thompson 2 Ryan Tinsley 1 Ivan Trujillo 2 Scott Uderitz 1 Peter Vermes 5 Scott Vermillion 1 Sasha Victorine 3 Tyson Wahl 4 Konrad Warzycha 2 Lance Watson 4 Josh Wolff 7 Paul Wright 3 Kerry Zavagnin 17 Alex Zotinca 6 Graham Zusi 9

GOALS AGAINST

ALL-TIME ASSISTS G 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 66

FIRST LAST A Davy Arnaud 3 Chris Klein 3 Josh Wolff 3 Jacob Peterson 2 C.J. Sapong 2 Scott Sealy 2 Seth Sinovic 2 Graham Zusi 2 Stephen Armstrong 1 Omar Bravo 1 Teal Bunbury 1 Jimmy Conrad 1 Roger Espinoza 1 Dario Fabbro 1 Francisco Gomez 1 Diego Gutierrez 1

GS 0 2 1 1 3 1 3 0 2 6 2 1 0 1 5 1 1 4 1 3 5 2 17 4 7

FIRST LAST A Michael Harrington 1 Jack Jewsbury 1 Mo Johnston 1 Peterson Joseph 1 Claudio Lopez 1 Chance Myers 1 Paulo Nagamura 1 Eric Quill 1 Soony Saad 1 Luke Sassano 1 Igor Simutenkov 1 Mike Sorber 1 Carey Talley 1 Matt Taylor 1 Ryan Smith 1 TOTAL 42

FIRST Eric Will Tony Mike Bo Chris Kevin Boris Jon Jimmy Taly

LAST Kronberg Hesmer Meola Ammann Oshoniyi Snitko Hartman Pardo Kempin Nielsen Goode

GA 8 7 6 4 4 4 3 3 2 1 0

SHUTOUTS FIRST Eric Jimmy Bo Tony Taly

LAST SO Kronberg 5 Nielsen 3 Oshoniyi 3 Meola 2 Goode 1

Sporting Kansas City Box Scores | 2013 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Sporting Kansas City vs Des Moines Menace - May 28, 2013 Sporting Park in Kansas City, Kan. - USOC 3rd Rd Scoring Summary: KC -- Kei Kamara (Chance Myers) 12 KC -- Claudio Bieler (Jacob Peterson) 73 Misconduct Summary: KC -- Michael Thomas (caution; reckless foul) 33 DSM -- Michael Thaden (caution; reckless foul) 40 DSM -- Chris Harmon (caution; tactical foul) 54 Team 1 2 F Sporting Kansas City 1 1 2 Des Moines Menace 0 0 0

Lineup: Eric Kronberg; Mechack Jerome, Aurelien Collin, Lawrence Olum, Josh Gardner; Benny Feilhaber, Michael Thomas, Mikey Lopez (Oriol Rosell 76); Kei Kamara (Claudio Bieler 70), C.J. Sapong, Chance Myers (Jacob Peterson 57) Subs not used: Jimmy Nielsen, Kevin Ellis, Ike Opara, Peterson Joseph Attendance: 15,621 | Weather: 77 degrees and cloudy Ref: Jon Freemon; AR1: Mark Boyko; AR2: Kyle Atkins; 4th: Elvis Mahmutovic Stat Shots (SOG) Saves Fouls Offside Corner Kicks

KC 21 (8) 0 7 1 6

DSM 3 (0) 6 5 4 1

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SPORTING KANSAS CITY TEAM LEADERS IN 2012 LAMAR HUNT U.S. OPEN CUP GAMES STARTED PLAYER GS 1. Seth Sinovic 5 2. Jacob Peterson 4 2. Matt Besler 4 2. Chance Myers 4 2. Jimmy Nielsen 4 2. Graham Zusi 4 7. Aurelien Collin 3 7. Peterson Joseph 3 7. Teal Bunbury 3 7. Paulo Nagamura 3 7. Lawrence Olum 3

GAMES PLAYED PLAYER 1. Matt Besler 1. C.J. Sapong 1. Seth Sinovic 1. Graham Zusi 5. Jacob Peterson 5. Lawrence Olum 5. Teal Bunbury 5. Chance Myers 5. Jimmy Nielsen

GP 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4

MINUTES PLAYED PLAYER 1. Seth Sinovic 2. Graham Zusi 3. Chance Myers 3. Jimmy Nielsen 5. Matt Besler 6. Jacob Peterson 7. Lawrence Olum 8. Paulo Nagamura 9. Aurelien Collin 10. C.J. Sapong

GOALS

MINS 460 391 390 390 374 343 318 300 270 266

PLAYER 1. Soony Saad 1. C.J. Sapong 1. Graham Zusi 4. Teal Bunbury 4. Paulo Nagamura 4. Jacob Peterson 4. Kei Kamara

ASSISTS G 2 2 2 1 1 1 1

SAVES PLAYER 1. Jon Kempin 2. Jimmy Nielsen

PLAYER 1. C.J. Sapong 2. Peterson Joseph 2. Paulo Nagamura 2. Jacob Peterson 2. Soony Saad 2. Seth Sinovic 2. Graham Zusi

A 2 1 1 1 1 1 1

SHUTOUTS SV 6 4

PLAYER 1. Jimmy Nielsen

SO 3

WHEN LAST THEY MET...

WHAT’S AT STAKE ON WEDNESDAY

Sporting Kansas City and Orlando City SC met in the third round of the 2012 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup with Sporting KC earning a 3-2 victory at Sporting Park. Paulo Nagamura opened the scoring in first half stoppage time before a dramatic final 45 minutes sent Sporting KC through to the fourth round. Orlando City’s Kevin Molino equalized in the 55th minute, setting the stage for two goals from Sporting KC striker Soony Saad in a four-minute span. Despite going down a man in the 70th minute with the ejection of Anthony Pulis, Orlando City cut the deficit in half through Dennis Chin’s goal in the 84th minute. Jon Kempin made six saves in his competitive debut for the first team to secure the win.

The winner of Wednesday’s match will advance to the quarterfinals on Wednesday, June 26 and will play at the winner between Chicago/Columbus. The Fire host the Crew on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. CT at Toyota Park. Orlando City has never reached the quarterfinal round since starting play in 2011, while Sporting KC has reached the quarterfinals in eight previous tournaments. Orlando City are one of two USL PRO teams remaining in the tournament, and are in contention for $15,000 in prize money awarded to the Division III team that advances the furthest. The other USL PRO team still alive, Charleston Battery, play at Real Salt Lake on Wednesday.

SPORTING KC - ORLANDO CITY AFFILIATION

FOUR SPORTING KC PLAYERS ON LOAN TO ORLANDO

In January, Sporting Kansas City and Orlando City entered into a two-year partnership with the Lions becoming the official USL PRO affiliate of Sporting KC. Sporting Kansas City began developing a strong relationship with Orlando City Soccer Club during the team’s 2012 pre-season trip to Orlando, and returned to the area during the 2013 pre-season for the Disney Pro Soccer Classic. In addition to providing loan opportunities for select Sporting Kansas City reserve players, the technical staffs from both teams will pursue several strategic initiatives such as joint coaching seminars, business endeavors, scouting mechanisms and access to facilities.

In mid-March, Sporting Kansas City agreed to loan four players to Orlando City SC. Goalkeeper Jon Kempin, defender Yann Songo’o, midfielder Christian Duke and forward Dom Dwyer joined the Lions and have helped the club to a 10-1-2 record atop the USL PRO standings at the half-way point of the season. Dwyer leads all players in USL PRO with 15 goals and 31 points, breaking the USL PRO goal scoring record previously held by Jhonny Arteaga with 13 goals for FC New York in 2011. Stats for each player are below from the USL PRO season...

GET TO KNOW: ORLANDO CITY SC Orlando City is led by Manager Adrian Heath, the USL PRO’s Coach of the Year each of the past two seasons, and were crowned USL PRO champions in 2011.

Winners of the Commissioner’s Cup each of the last two years for the best regular season record, Orlando City SC is once again atop the 13-team USL PRO standings with a 10-1-2 record in 2013.

Key contributors for the club include captain Miguel Gallardo in goal and forward Jamie Watson, whose 20 points (seven goals, six assists) are second most in USL PRO. The team features several international influences, including Trinidad & Tobago midfielder Kevin Molino along with former Sheffield Wednesday teammates Luke Boden and James O’Connor. Midfielder Anthony Pulis is the son of former EPL manager Tony Pulis, who will be in attendance at Sporting Park on Wednesday.

Off the field, Orlando City SC is aggressively pursuing a new soccer-specific stadium and MLS expansion agreement to bring MLS to Central Florida by 2015.

Last week, the club hired Brett Lashbrook, who spent the last seven years at MLS’ headquarters in New York City working closely alongside MLS Commissioner Don Garber and MLS President Mark Abbott.

INTERNATIONAL DUTY Sporting KC will be without six players on Wednesday due to international duty:

- Matt Besler (U.S. Men’s National Team)

- Mechack Jerome (Haiti Men’s National Team)

- Peterson Joseph (Haiti Men’s National Team)

- Kei Kamara (Sierra Leone Men’s National Team)

- Mikey Lopez (U.S. Under-20 Men’s National Team)

- Graham Zusi (U.S. Men’s National Team) Orlando City SC will be missing Jean Alexandre, who is also with the Haiti Men’s National Team alongside Jerome and Joseph.

Player Name Dom Dwyer Yann Songo’o Christian Duke

GP 13 12 10

MINS 1017 1080 658

G 15 1 0

A 1 0 0

Player Name Jon Kempin

GP MINS GA SO SVS W L T 5 450 5 1 13 4 1 0

The four players on loan to Orlando City SC will not be made available to play in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup fourth round match-up, based on an agreement between the two clubs. Sporting KC, who acquired defenders Lawrence Olum and Mechack Jerome from Orlando City, have the option to recall any of the four players during the loan period.

ORLANDO CITY CONNECTIONS Orlando City SC signed Brian Fekete in March, two months after Sporting KC drafted the University of Tampa product in the 2013 MLS Supplemental Draft. He appeared in three pre-season matches for Sporting KC. Orlando City SC midfielder Adama Mbengue was on trial with Sporting KC during the 2013 pre-season, appearing in five matches for Sporting Kansas City and scoring in a 3-3 draw with Toronto FC.

#USOC100: 100TH EDITION OF U.S. OPEN CUP The 2013 U.S. Open Cup, the 100th edition of the domestic tournament, began on May 7 and features 68 teams, the largest field in the modern era. All U.S. based Division I, II and III teams participate in the tournament proper (16 from MLS, six from the NASL and 12 from USL PRO), along with 34 amateur teams.

The U.S. Open Cup is the oldest annual team tournament in American sports and is named after Lamar Hunt, the original founder of Sporting KC. The single-elimination tournament continues through the final on Oct. 1 or 2 with the winner receiving $250,000 in prize money, a berth in the 2014-15 CONCACAF Champions League and their name on the Dewar Challenge Trophy.

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ORLANDO CITY SOCCER CLUB ROSTER - ALPHABETICAL BY LAST NAME No. Name.

Pos Age Pronunciation

Hometown 20 Jean Alexandre** M 26 al-lex-zahn-der Verrettes, Haiti 14 Luke Boden D 24 boh-den Sheffield, England 16 Freddie Braun D 25 brawn Rochester Hills, MI 7 Bryan Burke D 24 Newport Beach, CA 15 Dennis Chin F 26 chIHn Oviedo, FL 13 Justin Clark D 24 Atlanta, GA 25 Oumar Diakhite D 19 ohm-ahr di-ah-kahyt Dakar, Senegal 11 Christian Duke* M 22 Overland Park, KS 9 Dominic Dwyer* F 22 London, England 24 Brian Fekete D 22 FEH-kuh-tee Plant City, FL 4 Ian Fuller M 33 Portland, OR 1 Miguel Gallardo GK 28 gah-yahr-doh Torreon, Mexico 30 Sean Kelley GK 25 Lexington, KY 21 Jonathan Kempin* GK 20 Overland Park, KS 10 Adama Mbengue M 19 auh-da-mah mm-ben-gay Senegal 3 Jonathan Mendoza M 23 Altamonte Springs, FL 18 Kevin Molino M 22 mOH-lee-no Carenage, Trinidad & Tobago 17 James O’Connor M 33 Dublin, Ireland 6 Anthony Pulis M 28 pew-lis Bristol, England 2 Yann Songo’o* D 21 yAWn sawng-OH-OH Yaoundé, Cameroon 23 Long Tan F 25 Liaoning, China 8 Erik Ustruck D 28 yoo-struhk St. Louis, MO 22 Robert Valentino D 27 Danville, CA 77 Jamie Watson M 27 Dallas, TX *On loan from Sporting KC and will not play on Wednesday **Currently on international duty

College Lynn University University of Louisville University of San Francisco Rollins College Rollins College University of San Diego University of South Florida University of Tampa Clemson University George Mason University Stetson University

Santa Clara University University of San Francisco University of North Carolina

ORLANDO CITY SOCCER CLUB ROSTER - NUMERICAL ORDER No. Name.

Pos Age Pronunciation

Hometown 1 Miguel Gallardo GK 28 gah-yahr-doh Torreon, Mexico 2 Yann Songo’o* D 21 yAWn sawng-OH-OH Yaoundé, Cameroon 3 Jonathan Mendoza M 23 Altamonte Springs, FL 4 Ian Fuller M 33 Portland, OR 6 Anthony Pulis M 28 pew-lis Bristol, England 7 Bryan Burke D 24 Newport Beach, CA 8 Erik Ustruck D 28 yoo-struhk St. Louis, MO 9 Dominic Dwyer* F 22 London, England 10 Adama Mbengue M 19 auh-da-mah mm-ben-gay Senegal 11 Christian Duke* M 22 Overland Park, KS 13 Justin Clark D 24 Atlanta, GA 14 Luke Boden D 24 boh-den Sheffield, England 15 Dennis Chin F 26 chIHn Oviedo, FL 16 Freddie Braun D 25 brawn Rochester Hills, MI 17 James O’Connor M 33 Dublin, Ireland 18 Kevin Molino M 22 mOH-lee-no Carenage, Trinidad & Tobago 20 Jean Alexandre** M 26 al-lex-zahn-der Verrettes, Haiti 21 Jonathan Kempin* GK 20 Overland Park, KS 22 Robert Valentino D 27 Danville, CA 23 Long Tan F 25 Liaoning, China 24 Brian Fekete D 22 FEH-kuh-tee Plant City, FL 25 Oumar Diakhite D 19 ohm-ahr di-ah-kahyt Dakar, Senegal 30 Sean Kelley GK 25 Lexington, KY 77 Jamie Watson M 27 Dallas, TX *On loan from Sporting KC and will not play on Wednesday **Currently on international duty Founded: 2010 (3rd Season)

Orlando City Soccer Club at Ocala Stampede - May 21, 2013 Affiliation: USL PRO (‘11 champions) Head Coach: Adrian Heath (3rd year) Forest High School in Ocala, Fla. - USOC 2nd Rd Scoring Summary: ORL- Dom Dwyer (unassisted) 27 ORL- Adama Mbengue (unassisted) 50 OCA- Christian Blandon (unassisted) 58 Misconduct Summary: ORL- Adama Mbengue (Yellow) 37 ORL- Freddie Braun (Yellow) 77 OCA- Samuel Duininck (Yellow) 87 ORL- Erik Ustruck (Yellow) 90 Lineup: Jon Kempin, Erik Ustruck, Justin Clark, Oumar Diakhite, Brian Fekete, Jonathan Mendoza, Adama Mbengue, Freddie Braun, James O’Connor, Dom Dwyer (Dennis Chin 46), Jean Alexandre (Long Tan 66)

U.S. Open Cup History Year - Result

2011 - 4-0 W vs ASC New Stars in 1st Rd 2011 - 1-0 W at Charleston Battery in 2nd Rd 2011 - 3-2 L at FC Dallas in 3rd Rd 2012 - 7-0 W vs KC Athletics in 2nd Rd 2012 - 3-2 L at Sporting KC in 3rd Rd 2013 - 3-1 W at Ocala Stampede in 2nd Rd 2013 - 3-1 W vs Colorado Rapids in 3rd Rd

College Stetson University Clemson University University of San Francisco Santa Clara University University of South Florida University of San Diego Rollins College Rollins College University of Louisville Lynn University University of San Francisco University of Tampa George Mason University University of North Carolina

Orlando City Soccer Club vs Colorado Rapids - May 28, 2013 Florida Citrus Bowl in Orlando, Fla. - USOC 3rd Rd Scoring Summary: ORL- Bryan Burke (unassisted) 4 COL- Kamani Hill (unassisted) 18 ORL- Dom Dwyer (Bryan Burke) 48 ORL- Dom Dwyer (Long Tan) 63

Misconduct Summary: ORL- Anthony Pulis (caution) 32nd COL- Shane O’Neill (caution) 36th COL- Steward Ceus (ejection) 56th All-time record: 5-2-0 in U.S. Open Cup ORL- Adama Mbengue (caution) 65th COL- Atiba Harris (caution) 80th 1-2-0 vs MLS teams & 2-2-0 on road One of two USL PRO teams remaining Lineup: Miguel Gallardo, Yann Songo’o, Bryan Burke, Luke in 2013 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Boden, Rob Valentino, Anthony Pulis, James O’Connor, Kevin Molino, Adama Mbengue (Jamie Watson 67), Dom Dwyer, Facebook.com/OrlandoCitySoccer Long Tan (Dennis Chin 76) @OrlandoCitySC