2021 Riverhounds SC Media Guide (No Cover)

Introduction
General Information Contents

Name....................Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC
quick facts
City/Zip.........................Pittsburgh, PA 15219 INTRODUCTION
Founded.................................March 11, 1998 Quick Facts............................................................................ 1
Nickname........................................... Hounds Media Information................................................................. 1
Colors..................................... Black and Gold Roster.................................................................................... 2
League.............................. USL Championship Season Preview...................................................................... 3
Venue................................Highmark Stadium Schedule................................................................................ 4
Capacity................................................ 5,000 Highmark Stadium................................................................. 5
Owner..............................Tuffy Shallenberger
President .................................. Vic Gregovits 2021 RIVERHOUNDS SC
Website....................... www.riverhounds.com Head Coach Bob Lilley.......................................................... 6
Assistant Coaches.................................................................. 7
T eam Results Player Bios........................................................................ 8-18
2020 Season Record............................ 11-4-1
Division Finish........................... 2nd, Group F 2021 OPPONENTS
Goals For.................................................... 39 League Structure................................................................. 19
Goals Against............................................. 10 Opponent Profiles.......................................................... 20-22
Goal Differential (+/-)............................... +29
Points Leaders................................................ 2020 SEASON REVIEW
............ Robbie Mertz & Ropapa Mensah (14) Season Recap...................................................................... 24
Goals Leader....................Ropapa Mensah (6) Schedule and Results.......................................................... 25
Assists Leader.................. Kenardo Forbes (8) Roster | Statistics.................................................................. 26
Minutes Leader.. Thomas Vancaeyezeele (1,440) League Results.................................................................... 27
Returners/Newcomers............................ 7/15
TEAM HISTORY
T eam Staff All-Time Table...................................................................... 28
Team History........................................................................ 29
Head Coach.....................................Bob Lilley
Year-by-Year Results........................................................ 30-71
Assistant Coach..............................Dan Visser
Postseason History.............................................................. 73
Assistant Coach.................. Michael Behonick
U.S. Open Cup History................................................... 74-75
Goalkeeper Coach..................... Will Marshall
21 All-Time Leaders............................................................. 76-78
Awards & Achievements...................................................... 79
USL Championship regular season schedule
Date Opponent Location Date Opponent Location
May 8 @Tampa Bay Rowdies.....................St. Petersburg, Fla. Aug. 6 @Charleston Battery......................... Mt. Pleasant, S.C.
May 15 @Hartford Athletic............................... Hartford, Conn. Aug. 11 Miami FC............................................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
May 22 Charlotte Independence....................... Pittsburgh, Pa. Aug. 14 @Charlotte Independence................... Charlotte, N.C.
May 28 @New York Red Bulls II.......................... Montclair, N.J. Aug. 18 Tampa Bay Rowdies............................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
June 2 @Loudoun United FC..............................Leesburg, Va. Aug. 22 Atlanta United 2.................................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
June 6 Austin Bold FC...................................... Pittsburgh, Pa. Aug. 28 @Hartford Athletic............................... Hartford, Conn.
June 12 Miami FC............................................... Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. 1 New York Red Bulls II............................. Pittsburgh, Pa.
June 15 @Indy Eleven.....................................Indianapolis, Ind. Sept. 4 @San Antonio FC...........................San Antonio, Texas
June 19 @Tampa Bay Rowdies.....................St. Petersburg, Fla. Sept. 11 Loudoun United FC............................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
June 25 New York Red Bulls II............................. Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. 18 @Charlotte Independence................... Charlotte, N.C.
June 30 @Loudoun United FC..............................Leesburg, Va. Sept. 25 Charleston Battery................................. Pittsburgh, Pa.
July 3 Charlotte Independence....................... Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct. 2 @Miami FC..................................................Miami, Fla.
July 7 @Charleston Battery......................... Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Oct. 10 Tampa Bay Rowdies............................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
July 17 Loudoun United FC............................... Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct. 17 @Miami FC..................................................Miami, Fla.
July 23 @New York Red Bulls II.......................... Montclair, N.J. Oct. 23 Charleston Battery................................. Pittsburgh, Pa.
July 31 Hartford Athletic.................................... Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct. 30 Hartford Athletic.................................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
*Dates and locations subject to change
Media Information
MEDIA CREDENTIALS PHOTOGRAPHY
All requests for working press, photo and broadcast credentials Photography credentials are issued to newspapers, wire services
for Hounds home games should be submitted via email to: and special publications. No flash photography is permitted, and
Matt Grubba strobe use must be approved in advance. Photographers are
Email: [email protected] required to stay behind marked areas during matches.
Cell: (434) 238-6431
PRACTICES
INTERVIEWS Riverhounds SC normally trains in-season from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Interviews with players must be arranged by contacting Director Monday through Friday at Highmark Stadium. Practices are open,
of Communications Matt Grubba via the above information. but check in advance to the team’s availability because of
conditioning sessions, off days and travel for away matches.
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2021 Roster
Numerical Roster Breakdown
No. Name Pos Ht Wt Age Hometown (Previous Club) Returners
1 Danny Vitiello GK 6’2” 185 25 Massapequa, N.Y. (Nashville SC) Albert Dikwa
2 Ezra Armstrong D 5’9” 175 22 Gastonia, N.C. (Skovshoved IF) Jordan Dover
3 Casey Bartlett-Scott D 5’11” 170 26 Portsmouth, England (Fareham Town) Kenardo Forbes
4 Dani Rovira D 5’9” 148 24 Bogotá, Colombia (University of Vermont) Danny Griffin
5 Jordan Dover D 5’8” 160 26 Ajax, Ontario (Rochester Rhinos) Dani Rovira
7 Alex Dixon F 5’8” 145 31 Bay City, Texas (Hartford Athletic) Anthony Velarde
8 Tommy Williamson F 6’1” 175 22 Anaheim, Calif. (San Jose Earthquakes - loan) Danny Vitiello
9 Albert Dikwa F 6’0” 165 23 Garoua, Cameroon (Saint Louis FC)
10 Russell Cicerone F 5’11” 170 26 Bloomfield Hills, Mich. (Saint Louis FC)
11 Kenardo Forbes M 5’9” 165 32 Kingston, Jamaica (Rochester Rhinos)
12 Danny Griffin M 5’9” 160 22 Wethersfield, Conn. (Providence College)
14 Todd Wharton M 6’0” 170 27 Glen Allen, Va. (Saint Louis FC) By Position
15 Anthony Velarde M 5’7” 160 25 Reedley, Calif. (Fresno Pacific University)
16 Shane Wiedt D 6’3” 185 25 Akron, Ohio (Loudoun United FC) Jake Leeker
17 Mekeil Williams D 6’1” 188 30 Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago (CSD Municipal) GK Chris Morrish
19 Wyatt Borso F 6’1” 180 17 Aurora, Ill. (Chicago Fire Academy) Danny Vitiello
20 Louis Perez M 5’11” 179 23 Paris, France (University of Central Florida)
22 Josh Gatt F 5’10” 170 29 Plymouth, Mich. (Dundalk) Ezra Armstrong
23 Preston Kilwien D 6’4” 190 24 Pleasant Hills, Calif. (New York Red Bulls II) Casey Bartlett-Scott
25 Jake Leeker GK 6’5” 193 25 St. Louis, Mo. (Portland Timbers 2) Jordan Dover
27 Jelani Peters D 6’5” 205 27 Diego Martin, Trinidad and Tobago (Toronto FC II) D Preston Kilwien
Jelani Peters
35 Chris Morrish GK 6’2” 193 23 Bradenton, Fla. (Calvin University)
Dani Rovira
Shane Wiedt
Mekeil Williams
Kenardo Forbes
Alphabetical Danny Griffin
No. Name Pos Ht Wt Age Hometown (Previous Club) M Louis Perez
2 Ezra Armstrong D 5’9” 175 22 Gastonia, N.C. (Skovshoved IF) Anthony Velarde
3 Casey Bartlett-Scott D 5’11” 170 26 Portsmouth, England (Fareham Town) Todd Wharton
19 Wyatt Borso F 6’1” 180 17 Aurora, Ill. (Chicago Fire Academy)
10 Russell Cicerone F 5’11” 170 26 Bloomfield Hills, Mich. (Saint Louis FC) Wyatt Borso
9 Albert Dikwa F 6’0” 165 23 Garoua, Cameroon (Saint Louis FC) Russell Cicerone
Albert Dikwa
7 Alex Dixon F 5’8” 145 31 Bay City, Texas (Hartford Athletic) F Alex Dixon
5 Jordan Dover D 5’8” 160 26 Ajax, Ontario (Rochester Rhinos)
11 Kenardo Forbes M 5’9” 165 32 Kingston, Jamaica (Rochester Rhinos) Josh Gatt
22 Josh Gatt F 5’10” 170 29 Plymouth, Mich. (Dundalk) Tommy Williamson
12 Danny Griffin M 5’9” 160 22 Wethersfield, Conn. (Providence College)
23 Preston Kilwien D 6’4” 190 24 Pleasant Hills, Calif. (New York Red Bulls II)
25 Jake Leeker GK 6’5” 193 25 St. Louis, Mo. (Portland Timbers 2)
35 Chris Morrish GK 6’2” 193 23 Bradenton, Fla. (Calvin University)
20 Louis Perez M 5’11” 179 23 Paris, France (University of Central Florida)
27 Jelani Peters D 6’5” 205 27 Diego Martin, Trinidad and Tobago (Toronto FC II) Coaching Staff
4 Dani Rovira D 5’9” 148 24 Bogotá, Colombia (University of Vermont) Bob Lilley
15 Anthony Velarde M 5’7” 160 25 Reedley, Calif. (Fresno Pacific University) Head Coach
1 Danny Vitiello GK 6’2” 185 25 Massapequa, N.Y. (Nashville SC) Dan Visser
14 Todd Wharton M 6’0” 170 27 Glen Allen, Va. (Saint Louis FC) Assistant Coach
16 Shane Wiedt D 6’3” 185 25 Akron, Ohio (Loudoun United FC) Michael Behonick
17 Mekeil Williams D 6’1” 188 30 Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago (CSD Municipal) Assistant Coach
8 Tommy Williamson F 6’1” 175 22 Anaheim, Calif. (San Jose Earthquakes - loan) Will Marshall
Goalkeeper Coach
Support Staff
Bob Smith
Head Athletic Trainer
Kyle Patrick
Athletic Trainer
Pronunciations
Russell CICERONE SIS-er-O-nee
Albert DIKWA DEE-kwa
Preston KILWIEN KILL-wine
LOUIS PEREZ LOO-ee PAIR-ehz
JELANI Peters JELL-ah-nee
Anthony VELARDE ve-LAR-day
Danny VITIELLO VIT-ee-EL-oh
Shane WIEDT WEET
MEKEIL Williams ME-kell
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2021 Season Preview
2021 Outlook
Three consecutive playoff appearances has Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC at a level of consistency
unmatched in club history as it enters the fourth year under coach Bob Lilley.
Kenardo Forbes, fresh off his fourth overall and third consecutive All-USL First Team selection, has
been central to that success in the midfield, along with fellow fourth-year Hounds starter, defender
Jordan Dover. Golden Glove-winning goalkeeper Danny Vitiello and midfielder Danny Griffin both
enter their second year with the club, giving the team a solid group down the spine of the team.
The Hounds will need contributions from many of their 15 newcomers to continue that level
of success, and much of that group is on the attacking end of the field. Veteran scorers Russell
Cicerone, Alex Dixon and Josh Gatt have plenty of pro experience to draw from, while Trinidadian
international Mekeil Williams adds to a group of seasoned new arrivals to Pittsburgh.
Positional Breakdown
GOALKEEPERS
Danny Vitiello, fresh off a Golden Glove-winning season with just four goals allowed in his eight matches, is the
incumbent among a trio of goalkeepers. Jake Leeker, a USL veteran with time at Real Monarchs SLC and Portland
Timbers 2, and Chris Morrish, a first-year pro, fill out the goalkeeping group.
Returner: Danny Vitiello
Newcomers: Jake Leeker, Chris Morrish
Departures: Tomas Gomez, Anthony Mwembia
DEFENDERS
The back line lost a lot of minutes played with the departures of All-USL selection Thomas Vancaeyezeele and Ryan
James. Jordan Dover will reprise his role on the right side, while Dani Rovira slides to a more defensive position
after being used more as a defensive midfielder in the past. Filling the center back spots will be the biggest task, as
Mekeil Williams, Preston Kilwien, Jelani Peters and Shane Wiedt all could see heavy CB minutes.
Returners: Jordan Dover, Dani Rovira
Newcomers: Ezra Armstrong, Casey Bartlett-Scott, Preston Kilwien, Jelani Peters, Shane Wiedt, Mekeil Williams
Departures: Xhelil Asani, Hunter Ashworth, Patrick Bunk-Andersen, Ryan James, Mark Lindstrom, Skylar Thomas,
Thomas Vancaeyezeele, Tony Walls
MIDFIELDERS
The position with the most experience returning is in the middle, where Kenardo Forbes has been a three-year
stalwart for the club, Danny Griffin established himself as a first-year pro, and Anthony Velarde brings his attacking
prowess. Louis Perez adds to the attacking options, while veteran Todd Wharton projects in a holding role.
Returners: Kenardo Forbes, Danny Griffin, Anthony Velarde
Newcomers: Louis Perez, Todd Wharton
Departures: Dakota Barnathan, Robbie Mertz
FORWARDS
Albert Dikwa, a late arrival in 2020, is the only returning forward coming off three goals in six matches. Newcomers
Russell Cicerone and Alex Dixon are USL veterans who can play the wing, in the midfield or up top, while Josh Gatt
brings creativity and experience from his MLS and European stints. Loanee Tommy Williamson has size and skill,
and the 22-year-old also will factor into the mix leading the line.
Returners: Albert Dikwa
Newcomers: Wyatt Borso, Russell Cicerone, Alex Dixon, Josh Gatt, Tommy Williamson
Departures: Lukas Fernandes, Mark Forrest, Ropapa Mensah, Steevan Dos Santos
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2021 Schedule
USL Championship Regular Season

DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION EST WATCH
Saturday May 8 @Tampa Bay Rowdies Al Lang Stadium (St. Petersburg, Fla.) 7:30 p.m. WPNT
Saturday May 15 @Hartford Athletic Dillon Stadium (Hartford, Conn.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Saturday May 22 Charlotte Independence Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Friday May 28 @New York Red Bulls II MSU Soccer Park (Montclair, N.J.) 7 p.m. ESPN+
Wednesday June 2 @Loudoun United Segra Field (Leesburg, Va.) 7 p.m. ESPN+
Sunday June 6 Austin Bold Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 6 p.m. WPNT
Saturday June 12 Miami FC Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Tuesday June 15 @Indy Eleven Carroll Stadium (Indianapolis, Ind.) 8 p.m. ESPN Dep.
Saturday June 19 @Tampa Bay Rowdies Al Lang Stadium (St. Petersburg, Fla.) 7:30 p.m. WPNT
Friday June 25 New York Red Bulls II Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 7 p.m. ESPN+
Wednesday June 30 @Loudoun United Segra Field (Leesburg, Va.) 7 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday July 3 Charlotte Independence Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Wednesday July 7 @Charleston Battery Patriots Point Soccer Complex (Mt. Pleasant, S.C.) 7:30 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday July 17 Loudoun United Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Friday July 23 @New York Red Bulls II MSU Soccer Park (Montclair, N.J.) 7 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday July 31 Hartford Athletic Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Friday Aug. 6 @Charleston Battery Patriots Point Soccer Complex (Mt. Pleasant, S.C.) 7:30 p.m. ESPN+
Wednesday Aug. 11 Miami FC Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 6 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday Aug. 14 @Charlotte Independence Memorial Stadium (Charlotte, N.C.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Wednesday Aug. 18 Tampa Bay Rowdies Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 6 p.m. ESPN+
Sunday Aug. 22 Atlanta United 2 Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Saturday Aug. 28 @Hartford Athletic Dillon Stadium (Hartford, Conn.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Wednesday Sept. 1 New York Red Bulls II Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 6 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday Sept. 4 @San Antonio FC Toyota Field (San Antonio, Texas) 8:30 p.m. WPNT
Saturday Sept. 11 Loudoun United Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Saturday Sept. 18 @Charlotte Independence Memorial Stadium (Charlotte, N.C.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Saturday Sept. 25 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Saturday Oct. 2 @Miami FC Riccardo Silva Stadium (Miami, Fla.) 7:30 p.m. WPNT
Sunday Oct. 10 Tampa Bay Rowdies Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) TBD WPNT
Sunday Oct. 17 @Miami FC Riccardo Silva Stadium (Miami, Fla.) 7:30 p.m. WPNT
Saturday Oct. 23 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 7 p.m. WPNT
Saturday Oct. 30 Hartford Athletic Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 7 p.m. WPNT
*Times, dates and venues subject to change. For the most up-to-date version of the team’s schedule,
visit riverhounds.com/game-schedule.
USL Championship Playoffs

Conference Quarterfinals November 5-7
Conference Semifinals November 12-14
Conference Finals November 19-21
USL Championship Final Sunday, November 28, 8:30 p.m. ESPN/ESPN 2
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Highmark Stadium
quick facts
Opened: April 13, 2013
Spectator Capacity: 5,000
Field Size: 110 x 70 feet
Positioned along the Monongahela River with the skyline of Pittsburgh overshadowing its pitch, Highmark Stadium
has served as the home of Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC since its opening in 2013.
One of the premier venues in the Steel City, ground all-time scoring leaders
was broken for Highmark Stadium on June 25, 2012. It Name Goals (league) It
was completed in April 2013 at a total cost of $10.2 million 1. Kevin Kerr (PIT) 22
raised entirely through private investment. Along with being 2. Neco Brett (PIT) 17
3. José Angulo (PIT/STL/HFD) 16
the home of Riverhounds SC, the venue hosts a variety Rob Vincent (PIT) 16
of events, including high school football, college soccer, 5. Corey Hertzog (PIT) 13
concerts and other unique entertainment. Name Goals (all comp.)
1. Kevin Kerr (PIT) 24
The first match played at Highmark Stadium pitted the 2. Neco Brett (PIT) 23
Hounds against longtime rival Harrisburg City Islanders, on 3. Rob Vincent (PIT) 20
April 13, 2013. In front of a sellout of more than 4,000 people 4. José Angulo (PIT/STL/HFD) 17
in attendance, Hounds striker José Angulo scored the first- 5. Corey Hertzog (PIT) 13
ever goal at Highmark Stadium in the 70th minute to give
Pittsburgh the lead in the second half. The score would not hold, as the City Islanders responded with tallies in the
78th and 90th minutes to propel them to a 2-1 victory.
In eight seasons played at Highmark Stadium, the Hounds have a 57-37-35 overall record at the venue. In 2018,
the club hosted the first-ever playoff match on its turf – a 2-2 draw that saw the Hounds eliminated by Bethlehem
Steel in a dramatic shootout, 8-7.
At the time of its construction, the venue’s FIFA 2-star certified artificial turf was one of only six fields to earn that
designation in the United States. That certification allowed the stadium to host one of the biggest events of its
opening year, a friendly match against English FA Cup holders Wigan Athletic on July 19, 2013.
Highmark Stadium underwent two seating additions in 2018. The first one involved placing seats along the
Monongahela River, and the second addition expanded the grandstand on the East End of the venue.
On game days, the club is cheered on faithfully by its supporter’s group, the Steel Army, which is located in the
Paul Child Grandstand on the East End of the stadium.
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Head Coach Bob Lilley
Announced as the club’s 10th head coach in its history on Nov. 14, 2017, Bob Lilley will enter his
fourth season at the helm for Riverhounds SC.
In the shortened 2020 season, Lilley led the Hounds to an 11-4-1 record and a club-best third con-
secutive postseason berth after a runner-up finish in Group F in the Eastern Conference. The year
before, Lilley led the club to a 19-4-11 regular season record, which was the most single-season
wins in team history, and the USL Championship Eastern Conference regular season championship.
The club also made the postseason in 2018, when it hosted the first playoff match at Highmark
Stadium. Lilley has posted a 45-13-26 regular season record with the Hounds, including shutting
out opponents in exactly half — 42 of 84 — of those matches.
Lilley came to Pittsburgh after coaching the Rochester Rhinos, which he led during two separate
stints (2010-11 and 2014-17). In his six seasons with the Rhinos, Lilley compiled an 82-39-51
regular season record, which includes a 2015 mark of 17-1-10 en route to winning Coach of the
Experience: Year honors and the USL Cup. He also was named Coach of the Year in 2010, when Rochester
21st year (fourth with PIT) won the USSF Division 2 Professional League regular season title. The Rhinos made the playoffs in
every season under Lilley and reached at least the fourth-round in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup
Date Hired: every year from 2014-17.
November 14, 2017
Before joining the Rhinos ahead of the 2010 season, Lilley spent the 2007-08 campaign as head
Alma Mater: coach of the Detroit Ignition of the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL). He earned Coach of the
George Mason, 1987 Year honors, as the Ignition logged a league-best 22-8 record.
Hometown: From 2005-07, Lilley served as head coach for the Vancouver Whitecaps of the USL First Division.
Fort Monmouth, N.J. While with the club, he guided the Whitecaps to a 33-20-31 overall regular season record and a
league championship in 2006.
Birthdate:
May 2, 1966 From 2002-03, Lilley was the head coach for the Montreal Impact of the USL A-League. He
directed the club to the playoffs both years and amassed a regular season record of 32-15-9, in
All-Time Record: addition to winning Coach of the Year honors in 2003.
300-141-123
Lilley’s head coaching career began with the Hershey Wildcats, which he led from 1997-2001. In
Coaching Experience: five seasons with the USL A-League club, he compiled an 86-46-6 regular-season record and was
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC named Coach of the Year in his first campaign as a head coach in 1997. Hershey made the playoffs
Head coach, 2018-present each season with Lilley at the helm, including a trip to the A-League final in 2001.
Rochester Rhinos
Head coach, 2010-11, 2014-17 Across 19 seasons of head-coaching experience at every level, Lilley holds an all-time record of
Detroit Ignition 300-141-123, has logged at least a .500 winning percentage during each regular season and has
Head coach, 2007-08 led his team into the postseason every year. He also has won two league titles and earned Coach
Vancouver Whitecaps of the Year honors five times. In 2010, he was inducted into the USL Hall of Fame as a coach.
Head coach, 2005-07
Montreal Impact Lilley played professionally with the Orlando Lions of the American Soccer League from 1989-90
Head coach, 2002-03 (two seasons) and the Maryland Bays of the American Professional Soccer League in 1991 (one
Hershey Wildcats season). He also played professional indoor soccer with the Hershey Impact of the National
Head coach, 1997-01 Professional Soccer League (NPSL) from 1988-91, the Harrisburg Heat of the NPSL from 1991-97
and the Pittsburgh Stingers of the Continental Indoor Soccer League in 1994.
Accolades:
2015 USL Cup Champion From 1984-87, Lilley played collegiately at George Mason University, where he was a four-year
2006 USL-1 Champion starter and team captain. He was inducted into the George Mason Men’s Soccer Hall of Fame in
USL Hall of Fame 2011.
5x Coach of the Year
Bob Lilley
has put together an
impressive coaching
career that includes
league titles in 2006
and 2015, and an
incredible 20-year run
of never missing the
playoffs.
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Assistant Coaches
Dan Visser - Assistant Coach

Dan Visser enters his fifth full season as an assistant coach with Riverhounds SC after originally
joining the club midseason in July 2016.
Prior to arriving in Pittsburgh, Visser served as an assistant coach at the United States Naval
Academy in 2015. The Midshipmen finished that season with an 8-9-1 record.
From 2013-14, Visser was head coach at Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy, Mass. The Lions
held a 3-14-0 record during his first year and improved to 5-12-1 during his second season at the
helm.
Visser began his coaching career at the NCAA Division III level, serving as an assistant coach and
recruiting coordinator at Eastern University in St. Davids, Pa. During his two years at Eastern, the
Eagles compiled a 21-11-2 record and had 11 student-athletes earn All-Conference honors.
The West Chester, Pa. native played collegiately as a midfielder at Messiah College for
four seasons before graduating in 2008. During this period, the team won three national
championships and accumulated an 89-6-2 record. The two-time team captain also received
Regional All-America honors in 2007.
Michael Behonick - Assistant Coach

Michael Behonick enters his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2020. Also still serving as an
assistant coach for the University of Pittsburgh men’s soccer program, Behonick brings a wealth of
experience working primarily with goalkeepers to the club.
This year has been Behonick’s sixth season with the Panthers. In 2019, he helped lead the team
to a 10-8-2 record en route to receiving an at-large bid to the NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament
Championship for the first time since 1965. This season, split over fall 2020 and spring 2021, the
Panthers reached the ACC championship game and their first-ever NCAA College Cup, falling in
the national semifinals to Indiana.
Prior to arriving with the Panthers, Behonick coached at Penn State University from 2014-15 and at
the University of Virginia from 2010-13.
A product of American University, Behonick was drafted by D.C. United in the 2003 MLS
SuperDraft. He played seven seasons professionally as a goalkeeper across MLS, USL A-League,
USL Pro Soccer League, USL Second Division and NASL.
Will Marshall - Goalkeeping Coach

Will Marshall enters his first season as goalkeeper coach with the first team, though he has been a
familiar face around the Hounds organization for some time.
He has been involved with instruction of the Riverhounds Academy’s goalkeepers since his college
days, and he was brought on as a full-time coach with the club in 2019, working under longtime
Hounds goalkeeper/coach Hunter Gilstrap. He also spent part of 2020 as a volunteer assistant
working with the Virginia Tech men’s soccer team’s goalkeepers.
As a college player, Marshall finished his career at Division II West Chester University in West
Chester, Pa., where he helped guide the Golden Rams to the 2018 NCAA Championship Game
played at Highmark Stadium. Prior to joining West Chester as a graduate transfer, Marshall played
locally at the University of Pittsburgh from 2014-17.
Marshall grew up locally and is a graduate of East Allegheny High School in the Pittsburgh suburb
of North Versailles.
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Player Bios
DANNY VITIELLO • GOALKEEPER
1
Birthdate: March 6, 1996 Height: 6’2”
Hometown: Massapequa, N.Y. Weight: 185
Previous Club: Nashville SC Twitter: @dannyvitiello_
How Acquired: Club option (12/15/20) Instagram: @dannyvitiello_
Danny Vitiello enters his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2021.
In 2020, he was the USL Championship’s Golden Glove award winner with a league-leading 0.50 goals-against average. He made
his first pro appearance on July 26 in a 2-1 loss to New York Red Bulls II, but he went on to allow just four goals in eight matches,
amassing a 6-2-0 record with five shutouts as a starter.
The goalkeeper arrived in Pittsburgh after spending the 2019 USL Championship season with Nashville SC. He did not record an
appearance with Nashville.
From 2014-18, the Massapequa, N.Y. native competed for the University at Albany. After redshirting his freshman season, he made
at least 10 appearances in his remaining four years. He saw much of his success during his junior campaign, when he posted 10 clean
sheets and a .879 save percentage in 15 games played en route to a 0.50 goals-against average.
Vitiello completed his collegiate career at Albany with 60 games played, a 0.98 goals-against average, .784 save percentage and 24
shutouts. He also appeared for the Westchester Flames (2016), Jersey Express (2017) and Long Island Rough Riders (2018) in the USL
PDL during his college career.
USL Championship Career Statistics

Year Club GP Saves GA Sv % GAA Shutouts
2019 Nashville SC 0 0 0 - - 0
2020 Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC 8 14 4 .778 0.50 5
TOTAL 8 14 4 .778 0.50 5
EZRA ARMSTRONG • DEFENDER
2
Birthdate: December 15, 1998 Height: 5’9”
Hometown: Gastonia, N.C. Weight: 185
Previous Club: Skovshoved IF (Denmark) Twitter: @Ezarms98
How Acquired: Signed (2/15/21) Instagram: @Ezarms98
Ezra Armstrong enters his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2021.
The defender first signed with USL Championship side Swope Park Rangers directly out of the Sporting Kansas City Academy in 2016.
He made two appearances for Swope Park that season, and he went on to play for FC Columbus of the NPSL (2018), German club
Türkspor Augsburg (2018-19) and, most recently, Danish club Skovshoved IF (2019-20).
A native of Gastonia, N.C., Armstrong is the son of former U.S. National Team defender Desmond Armstrong, who made 81 appear-
ances for the U.S., including all three matches at the 1990 World Cup.

Year Club GP Goals Assists Points
2016 Swope Park Rangers 2 0 0 0
TOTAL 2 0 0 0
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Player Bios
CASEY BARTLETT-SCOTT • DEFENDER
3
Birthdate: November 11, 1994 Height: 5’11”
Hometown: Portsmouth, England Weight: 165
Previous Club: Fareham Town (England) Twitter: N/A
How Acquired: Signed (3/18/21) Instagram: @caseybscott
Casey Bartlett-Scott will be in his first season with the Riverhounds SC in 2021.
Bartlett-Scott comes to Pittsburgh from Fareham Town in his native England, where he played after completing his college career in
the U.S.
As a senior in 2019 with Columbia College (Mo.), the defender started all 24 games and was named an NAIA First Team All-American.
During his junior year, Bartlett-Scott appeared in all 24 games, starting in all but one.
Prior to Columbia College, Bartlett-Scott attended and played for St. Louis Community College from 2015-17. While in college, he
also played for the Saint Louis FC U-23s in the USL PDL and for the Erie Admirals of the NPSL. While with the Admirals in 2018, his
side reached the second round of the U.S. Open Cup and faced the Riverhounds. Bartlett-Scott started that match, but the Hounds
got the win, 2-1.
DANI ROVIRA • MIDFIELDER
4
Hometown: Bogotá, Colombia Weight: 148
Previous Club: University of Vermont Twitter: @_rovi
How Acquired: Re-signed (1/18/21) Instagram: @_rovi19
Dani Rovira returns to the Riverhounds for his third season with the team in 2021.
In 2020, Rovira appeared in 10 games with four starts, playing roles both on defense and in the midfield. He recorded his first assist for
the Hounds on Aug. 19 when he set up Steevan Dos Santos for the opening goal in a 2-0 win at Loudoun United.
He made eight appearances for Pittsburgh in his first pro season, 2019, including four starts after he signed with the club at the start
of the year.
The Bogotá, Colombia native began his college career at Dean College (Mass.), where he was named to the United States Collegiate
Athletic Association All-America Second Team as a sophomore after finishing third on the squad with seven assists.
Rovira then moved on to the University of Vermont for the 2017-18 seasons. He totaled 33 games played (23 starts) and two assists
with the Catamounts, both of which came during his senior season.

2019 Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC 8 0 0 0
TOTAL 18 0 1 1
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JORDAN DOVER • DEFENDER
5
Hometown: Ajax, Ontario Weight: 160
Previous Club: Rochester Rhinos Twitter: @J_dover
How Acquired: Club option (12/15/20) Instagram: @jdover_5
Jordan Dover is entering his fourth year with Riverhounds SC, tying him with Kenardo Forbes for the longest active tenure with the
club.
The defender started 14 of 16 matches in the shortened 2020 season, recording a goal and an assist. He posted similar numbers in
2019, making 25 starts and adding a goal and two assists. In his first year with the club, Dover started 29 of his 30 games played and
finished second on the team with 73 tackles. The right back scored two goals that season, including his first career professional tally
against FC Cincinnati on April 21 at Nippert Stadium.
As a member of the Rochester Rhinos in 2017, where he also played for coach Bob Lilley, Dover started 19 of his 23 regular-season
appearances and both of the club’s postseason matches.
Dover played in college at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay from 2012-15. As a midfielder for the Phoenix, he was a Horizon
League All-Newcomer Team selection as a freshman in 2012. Starting 58 of 63 games played, he totaled five goals and an assist,
including three goals in his junior season. After college, Dover played one season for Durham United FA of League1 Ontario.
Dover received his first international call-up to join the Guyana National Team for the 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup, and in the lead-up
to the tournament, he made his international debut in a friendly against Haiti on June 11, 2019. He then started Group Stage matches
against the United States and Panama for his second and third international appearances.

2017 Rochester Rhinos 23 0 0 0
TOTAL 93 4 3 11
ALEX DIXON • FORWARD
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Birthdate: February 7, 1990 Height: 5’8”
Hometown: Bay City, Texas Weight: 145
Previous Club: Hartford Athletic Twitter: @alexdixon19
How Acquired: Signed (1/8/21) Instagram: @alexdixon3
Alex Dixon is entering his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2021, reuniting with coach Bob Lilley, who he played for with the
Rochester Rhinos in 2014-15.
Dixon spent the past two seasons with Hartford Athletic. In the club’s inaugural season, Dixon scored five goals and had a team-high
four assists in 27 matches. He bested his scoring total in a shortened 2020 season, netting a team-leading six goals in just 15 games to
lead Hartford to its first-ever playoff appearance.
From 2017-18, Dixon suited up for the Oklahoma City Energy, scoring 18 goals in 65 matches for the Western Conference side. He
played the 2016 with the Jacksonville Armada of the NASL, scoring two goals in 15 matches.
His first stint in USL was a successful one with the Rhinos from 2014-15. Dixon scored six goals in 46 matches, including two
game-winning goals against the Riverhounds, and he was a starter throughout the Rhinos’ championship season in 2015.
Dixon first entered the pro ranks with Houston Dynamo of MLS, who signed him as a Homegrown Player after his junior season at the
University of North Carolina. His first goal with the Dynamo was a 93rd-minute winner in a 3-2 victory over Real Salt Lake on Aug. 20,
2011, but he would end up making just 13 MLS appearances for the club from 2011-13, spending a short loan stint in 2013 with the
Tampa Bay Rowdies in the NASL.

2017 Oklahoma City Energy 31 7 2 16
2019 Hartford Athletic 27 5 4 14
2020 Hartford Athletic 15 6 0 12
TOTAL 153 35 15 85
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TOMMY WILLIAMSON • FORWARD
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Birthdate: May 5, 1999 Height: 6’1”
Hometown: Anahiem, Calif. Weight: 175
Previous Club: San Jose Earthquakes Twitter: @t_will999
How Acquired: Loan (4/23/21) Instagram:
@_thomaswilliamson_
Tommy Williamson joins Riverhounds SC on a season-long loan deal for 2021 with the San Jose Earthquakes of MLS.
The 12th pick in the 2021 MLS SuperDraft out of the University of California, Williamson was a second-team All-Pac-12 selection as a
junior in 2019, when he scored nine goals in 18 matches for the Bears. He earned his way into a starting role for his final 12 matches at
Cal, having come off the bench his first two years for a total of 45 appearances.
Prior to attending Cal, Williamson played for California-based ECNL side Strikers FC.
ALBERT DIKWA • FORWARD
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Birthdate: January 2, 1998 Height: 6’0”
Hometown: Garoua, Cameroon Weight: 165
Previous Club: Saint Louis FC Twitter: @DikwaAlbert
How Acquired: Club option (12/15/20) Instagram: @DikwaAlbert
Albert Dikwa returns to Riverhounds SC for his second season in 2021.
Last year, Dikwa joined the team midway through the season but netted three goals in his six appearances in 2020.
He came to Pittsburgh from Saint Louis FC, where he recorded 44 appearances and four goals for the club from 2018-19. In 2018, he
recorded three goals and three assists, and he also started the club’s first-ever playoff match in the Western Conference Quarterfinals.
Dikwa began his professional career signing with Orlando City B directly out of high school in 2017. He posted three goals and two
assists in his first pro season.
In his youth career and early days as a pro, the Garoua, Cameroon native also made six appearances for the Cameroon U-20 National
Team.

2017 Orlando City B 22 3 2 8
2018 Saint Louis FC 28 3 3 9
2020 Pittsburgh Riverhounds FC 6 3 0 6
TOTAL 72 10 5 25
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RUSSELL CICERONE • FORWARD
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Hometown: Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Weight: 170
Previous Club: Saint Louis FC Twitter: @R_Cicerone7
How Acquired: Signed (12/17/2020) Instagram:
@russellcicerone
Russell Cicerone enters his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2021.
The forward spent the past two seasons with Saint Louis FC, where he scored 10 goals in 49 appearances and helped the team reach
the Eastern Conference Semifinals in 2020. Prior to Saint Louis, Cicerone spent 2018 with FC Cincinnati, scoring once in 10 appear-
ances.
Cicerone entered the pro ranks after playing at the University at Buffalo as a fourth-round pick (76th overall) in the 2017 MLS Super-
Draft by the Portland Timbers. He was signed to Portland Timbers 2 and scored one goal in 27 games during his rookie season.
In college, Cicerone was a prolific scorer with 42 goals and 22 assists in 71 matches for Buffalo. While with the Bulls, he also competed
with FC Buffalo of the NPSL in 2014 and with the Michigan Bucks of the USL PDL from 2015-16, scoring 20 goals in 22 games for the
Bucks.

2017 Portland Timbers 2 29 1 0 2
2018 FC Cincinnati 10 1 1 3
TOTAL 88 12 4 28
KENARDO FORBES • MIDFIELDER
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Birthdate: May 15, 1988 Height: 5’9”
Hometown: Kingston, Jamaica Weight: 165
Previous Club: Rochester Rhinos Twitter: @KenardoF
How Acquired: Club Option (12/15/20) Instagram:
@kenardoforbes_11
Kenardo Forbes returns for his fourth season with Riverhounds SC, tying him with defender Jordan Dover as the longest-tenured
Hounds player in 2021.
Since joining the roster in 2018, the midfielder has been at the center of the club’s success, being named All-League Second Team in
2018 and All-League First Team in 2019 and 2020. He also was an MVP Finalist in 2019. In his three seasons with the Hounds, he has
eight goals and 25 assists in 79 USL matches. On Aug. 1, 2020, Forbes became the USL Championship’s all-time assists leader with his
second assist, the 38th in league play, in a 4-0 win over Philadelphia Union II. He enters this season with 39 career assists.
Prior to Pittsburgh, Forbes played for coach Bob Lilley with the Rochester Rhinos from 2015-17. The midfielder started at least 20
games each season and led the club with 19 assists (including playoffs) during this span. He captained the Rhinos in 2017 and was
named All-League Second Team in 2016. A member of the 2015 USL Cup-winning squad, he assisted the game-winning goal in extra
time, which gave the Rhinos a 2-1 win over LA Galaxy II in the title game.
Forbes began his professional career in 2006 with Naggo Head FC, then a part of the Jamaican National Premier League. He then
moved back to his hometown to play for Waterhouse FC from 2007-11 (four seasons) and again in 2014. Forbes captained Waterhouse
for a spell and appeared in three matches during the 2014-15 CONCACAF Champions League Group Stage.
The Kingston, Jamaica native has three caps for the Jamaican National Team, debuting with the Reggae Boyz in 2010.

TOTAL 164 17 39 73
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DANNY GRIFFIN • MIDFIELDER
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Birthdate: July 14, 1998 Height: 5’9”
Hometown: Wethersfield, Conn. Weight: 160
Previous Club: Providence College Twitter: @DannyGriffin04
@danny_griffin10
Danny Griffin returns to Riverhounds SC for his second professional season.
As a rookie in 2020, Griffin established himself as a regular part of the Hounds lineup, appearing in all 16 games with 13 starts. He
scored his first professional goal in the second match of the season, a 6-0 win at Philadelphia Union II on July 18, and he finished with
two goals and two assists on the year.
Before arriving in Pittsburgh, the Providence College product was drafted by Columbus Crew SC with the 49th overall selection in the
second round of the 2020 MLS SuperDraft, but he went unsigned.
At Providence from 2016-19, he made an instant impact. He started all 20 matches played as a freshman and was a unanimous selec-
tion to the Big East All-Freshman Team. He also was named All-Great Lakes Region Third Team for his freshman season. He capped his
time with the Friars with an All-Big East Third Team selection as a senior.
The Wethersfield, Conn. native finished his career at Providence with 80 games played — all starts — and 13 goals and six assists.

TOTAL 16 2 2 6
TODD WHARTON • MIDFIELDER
14
Birthdate: February 8, 1994 Height: 6’0”
Hometown: Glen Allen, Va. Weight: 170
Previous Club: Saint Louis FC Twitter: @wartron7
How Acquired: Signed (2/19/2021) Instagram: @wartron7
Todd Wharton is entering his first season with Riverhounds SC.
The veteran midfielder came to Pittsburgh after spending last season playing 15 of 16 matches for Saint Louis FC. Prior to Saint Louis,
he spent 2019 with Portland Timbers 2, where he appeared in every match and scored six goals.
Wharton began his professional career with Rio Grande Valley FC, where he first signed in 2016. In three seasons with RGV, he made
61 league appearances and scored six goals.
He played his college soccer in his home state at the University of Virginia, where he was part of the 2014 NCAA Championship team
as a junior. He scored 11 goals in 85 matches for the Cavaliers, while also playing for RVA FC in the NPSL in 2013 and the Portland
Timbers U-23s in the USL PDL in 2015.

2017 Rio Grande Valley FC 31 1 3 5
2018 Rio Grande Valley FC 30 5 5 15
2019 Portland Timbers 2 34 6 1 13
TOTAL 110 12 13 37
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ANTHONY VELARDE • MIDFIELDER
15
Hometown: Reedley, Calif. Weight: 160
Previous Club: Fresno Pacific University Twitter: @Anthonyv789
Pronunciation: VEY-LAR-DEH @anthonyvelarde10
Anthony Velarde returns for his third season with Riverhounds SC in 2021.
An attacking threat as a starter or off the bench, Velarde appeared in 15 of 16 games in 2020, making six starts. In just 629 minutes, he
scored five goals — tied for second on the team — and recorded two assists.
The midfielder made 25 appearances, 11 of them starts, in his 2019 rookie season for the Black and Gold, playing 1,065 minutes with
three goals, four assists and 25 key passes.
Prior to Pittsburgh, Velarde stayed close to home, suiting up for Fresno Pacific University from 2014-18. During his redshirt senior
campaign, he posted 14 goals and 20 assists en route to a Division II Conference Commissioners Association First-Team All-America
selection. He also totaled double-digit goals and assists during his redshirt junior season, posting 10 goals and 13 assists. In total, he
had 25 goals and 44 assists in 71 games while at Fresno Pacific, and he finished as the PacWest Conference’s career assists leader.
Before his final college season, he also logged seven matches for the Fresno Fuego of the USL PDL.

TOTAL 40 8 6 22
SHANE WIEDT • DEFENDER
16
Hometown: Akron, Ohio Weight: 185
Previous Club: Loudoun United FC Twitter: @wiedt_bread23
How Acquired: Signed (4/29/2021) Instagram: @wiedt_bread
Shane Wiedt is entering his first season with Riverhounds SC.
The defender spent his first two professional seasons in the USL Championship with Loudoun United FC, where he made 20 appear-
ances and scored his first pro goal during the 2020 season.
Wiedt is returning to Pittsburgh, where he finished his college career at the University of Pittsburgh in 2018. He started 16 games for
the Panthers after transferring from Akron, where he was part of the Zips’ 2017 team that reached the NCAA semifinals.
While still an amateur, he also suited up for the Erie Commodores (2017) and Virginia Beach City (2019) of the NPSL.

2019 Loudoun United FC 7 0 1 1
2020 Loudoun United FC 13 1 0 2
TOTAL 20 1 0 3
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MEKEIL WILLIAMS • DEFENDER
17
Hometown: Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago Weight: 188
Previous Club: CSD Municipal (Guatemala) Twitter: @mekeilwilliams
@mekeil_williams_5
Mekeil Williams will begin his first campaign with the Riverhounds SC for the 2021 season.
Williams moves to Pittsburgh from CSD Municipal in Guatemala’s top division, where he spent the 2019-20 season Clausura (second
half) and made 12 appearances.
Well-traveled throughout his career, Williams spent time as a starter in the USL Championship with Oklahoma City Energy in 2019 and
the Richmond Kickers in 2018. Prior to that, he spent 2016-17 in MLS with the Colorado Rapids, making 38 appearances over two
seasons.
Williams’ other stops include Antigua GFC (Guatemala) in 2015-16, two stints in his homeland with W Connecton from 2011-12 and
from 2013-15, plus brief spells with Pogon Szczecin (Poland) on loan in 2012 and FC Fyn (Denmark) in 2012-13.
A long-serving member of the Trinidad and Tobago National Team, Williams has made 28 appearances for the Soca Warriors, scoring
his only international goal in his debut, a 3-2 friendly defeat against Finland on Jan. 22, 2012. He has featured in World Cup qualifiers,
CONCACAF Gold Cup and Caribbean Cup matches, and his most recent call-up was in 2019, when he started a pair of friendly
matches against Anguilla and Ecuador.

2018 Richmond Kickers 27 0 0 0
TOTAL 55 1 1 3
WYATT BORSO • FORWARD
19
Hometown: Aurora, Ill. Weight: 180
Previous Club: Chicago Fire Academy Twitter: N/A
How Acquired: Signed (4/19/2021) Instagram: @wyatt_borso
Wyatt Borso enters his first year with the Riverhounds in 2021.
The forward became the first player signed by the club to a USL Academy contract, making him part of the first team while preserving
his amateur status.
Borso joined the Riverhounds Development Academy after playing for Sockers FC (Ill.) and then spending three years with the Chica-
go Fire Soccer Academy from 2018-21. A Notre Dame recruit, Borso is ranked as one of the nation’s top 10 forwards in the Class of
2022 by TopDrawerSoccer.com.
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LOUIS PEREZ • MIDFIELDER
20
Birthdate: June 11, 1997 Height: 5’11”
Hometown: Paris, France Weight: 179
Previous Club: University of Central Florida Twitter: N/A
How Acquired: Signed (2/17/2021) Instagram: @louis_prz
Louis Perez joins Riverhounds SC for his first professional season in 2021.
The Frenchman played college soccer for the University of Central Florida, where he helped guide the Golden Knights to the NCAA
Tournament in 2018 and 2019. In 2019, his final full season at UCF, Perez was the team’s second-leading scorer with four goals and 11
assists, an assist total that was one off the school’s season record and good for fourth nationally. A year earlier, he was selected as the
American Athletic Conference’s top midfielder as a sophomore.
Prior to coming to the U.S., Perez played for the Paris Saint-Germain U-17s, and he competed in France’s top youth league with the
ESTAC Troyes U-19s.
JOSHUA GATT • MIDFIELDER
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Birthdate: August 29, 1991 Height: 5’10”
Hometown: Plymouth, Mich. Weight: 170
Previous Club: Dundalk (Ireland) Twitter: @JoshuaGatt
How Acquired: Signed (2/11/2021) Instagram: @jgatter45
Josh Gatt is in his first year as a member of Riverhounds SC.
A former United States international, Gatt’s pro career launched in 2010 when he elected to join Austrian side Rheindorf Altach rather
than play college soccer on a scholarship to Indiana. He made a splash quickly with four goals in 15 matches, eventually securing a
transfer to Norwegian power Molde.
Gatt was at Molde from 2011-16, where he played for current Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjær. He made 74 total ap-
pearances and scored nine goals in all competitions, which included UEFA Champions League qualifying and Europa League matches.
Gatt helped Molde to its first league title, but his time there was marred by a severe knee injury that required multiple surgeries and
forced him to miss most of two years.
After Molde, Gatt returned to the U.S., where he was signed by Minnesota United in MLS but was traded to the Colorado Rapids, for
whom he made 22 appearances and scored twice in 2017.
Gatt then had another spell mostly away from the field while caring for his wife, Melissa, during treatment for cancer, but he returned
to Rheindorf Altach for the 2018-19 season. Most recently, he appeared in two matches for Irish club Dundalk in 2020 before again
returning to the U.S.
During his time with Molde, Gatt was called up to the U.S. National Team, and he made two appearances, debuting Nov. 14, 2012 in a
2-2 draw against Russia. He previously made four appearances for the U.S. U-20 National Team, scoring twice.
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PRESTON KILWIEN • DEFENDER
23
Hometown: Pleasant Hills, Calif. Weight: 190
Previous Club: New York Red Bulls II Twitter: @preston_kilwien
How Acquired: Signed (1/21/2021) Instagram: @preston_kilwien
Preston Kilwien is in his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2021.
Kilwien spent his first two professional seasons in the USL Championship with New York Red Bulls II, where he became a fixture on
their back line, appearing in 24 matches in 2019 and 12 more in the shortened 2020 season. He scored his first professional goal last
season on Aug. 13, 2020, in a 2-1 loss to Loudoun United FC.
Prior to his pro career, Kilwien played four seasons at Florida Gulf Coast University, where he made 60 appearances with four goals
and five assists. As a senior in 2018, he was named the Atlantic Sun Conference Defensive Player of the Year and was a First Team
All-ASUN selection. His first college goal, a game-winning volley from long range against Princeton in 2015, was the No. 3 top play on
ESPN’s SportsCenter.
During college, he also suited up in the USL PDL for the South Florida Surf, Tampa Bay Rowdies U-23s and Seattle Sounders U-23s.

2019 New York Red Bulls II 24 0 0 0
2020 New York Red Bulls II 12 1 0 2
TOTAL 20 1 0 2
JAKE LEEKER • GOALKEEPER
25
Birthdate: June 14, 1995 Height: 6’5”
Hometown: St. Louis, Mo. Weight: 193
Previous Club: Portland Timbers 2 Twitter: @LeekerTheKeeper
@leekerthekeeper
Jake Leeker begins his first campaign with the Riverhounds SC in 2021.
Leeker joined the Riverhounds from the Portland Timbers 2 where he spent the 2019 and 2020 seasons and made 25 appearances
with two clean sheets. In 2018, Leeker signed his first professional contract with Real Monarchs SLC and had a successful first season in
the USL Championship with six clean sheets out of his 17 appearances as he split time for the playoff qualifiers.
The St. Louis, Mo. native played his college soccer at the University of Memphis, where he was named the AAC Goalkeeper of the
week three times. He made 47 appearances and had 10 shutouts for the Tigers, and in his senior season, Leeker started every game,
stopped 72 shots on the year and had two clean sheets.
While at Memphis, Leeker also played for USL PDL sides Mississippi Brilla and the Des Moines Menace.

Year Club GP Saves GA Sv % GAA Shutouts
2018 Real Monarchs SLC 17 55 29 .651 1.71 6
2019 Portland Timbers 2 17 63 34 .646 2.00 1
2020 Portland Timbers 2 8 27 23 .540 2.86 1
TOTAL 42 145 86 .628 2.05 8
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JELANI PETERS • DEFENDER
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Hometown: Diego Martin, Trinidad and Tobago Weight: 205
Previous Club: Tornto FC II Twitter: N/A
How Acquired: Signed (4/29/2021) Instagram: N/A
Jelani Peters is in his first season with Riverhounds SC.
The big defender from Trinidad most recently played with Toronto FC II from 2017-19, first in the USL Championship and later in USL
League One. He totaled six appearances for Toronto, which first acquired Peters through a loan deal with W Connection in his home
country.
Peters made 22 appearances for W Connection in 2016-17, including four in the CONCACAF Champions League, and he scored once
for the club.
As a young player, Peters also was brought into camp by the Trinidad and Tobago National Team in November 2016. He was on the
bench for World Cup qualifiers against Costa Rica and Honduras, but he has yet to make his international debut.

2017 Toronto FC II 3 0 0 0
TOTAL 0 0 0 0
CHRIS MORRISH • GOALKEEPER
35
Hometown: Bradenton, Fla. Weight: 193
Previous Club: Calvin University Twitter: N/A
How Acquired: Signed (2/15/21) Instagram: @ctmorrish
Chris Morrish joins Riverhounds SC for his first professional season.
The rookie goalkeeper finished his college career at Calvin University (Mich.), where he helped lead the Knights to the 2019 NCAA
Division III semifinals before losing to eventual champion Tufts. Morrish recorded 16 shutouts and a 33-4-1 record in his two seasons at
Calvin, where he transferred to after beginning his college career at Trinity (Texas).
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2021 League Structure
For 2021, the USL Championship will maintain its Eastern and Western Conference structure,
but the two conferences will be divided into two divisions each. That is a change from the
pandemic-shortened 2020 season, in which each conference was divided into four geographic
groups to limit travel. Teams will play division opponents four times each, with the rest of the
32-game schedule being played outside of the division.
EASTERN CONFERENCE
ATLANTIC DIVISION CENTRAL DIVISION
Charleston Battery Atlanta United 2
Charlotte Independence Birmingham Legion FC
Hartford Athletic Indy Eleven
Loudoun United FC Louisville City FC
Miami FC Memphis 901 FC
New York Red Bulls II Sporting Kansas City II
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC OKC Energy FC
Tampa Bay Rowdies FC Tulsa
WESTERN CONFERENCE
MOUNTAIN DIVISION PACIFIC DIVISION
Austin Bold FC LA Galaxy II
Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC Las Vegas Lights FC
El Paso Locomotive FC Oakland Roots SC
New Mexico United Orange County SC
Real Monarchs SLC Phoenix Rising FC
Rio Grande Valley FC Sacramento Republic FC
San Antonio FC San Diego Loyal SC
Tacoma Defiance
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Conference Profiles
ATLANTA UNITED 2 MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Chris Raimondi
TEAM INFORMATION Email: [email protected]
Venue: Fifth Third Bank Stadium
Head Coach: Jack Collison HOUNDS VS. ATLANTA
Goalkeeping Coach: Liam Curran Record: 2-0-2
Home: 1-0-1
Away: 1-0-1
BIRMINGHAM LEGION FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Clayton Humphries
Venue: BBVA Field
Head Coach: Tom Soehn HOUNDS VS. BIRMINGHAM
Assistant Coach: Khano Smith Record: 3-0-0
Home: 2-0-0
Away: 1-0-0
MEDIA INFORMATION
CHARLESTON BATTERY Main Contact: Peter Boggeman
Venue: Patriots Point Soccer Complex
Head Coach: Mike Anhaeuser HOUNDS VS. CHARLESTON
Assistant Coach: Dusty Hudock Record: 7-13-13
Assistant Coach: John Wilson Home: 4-6-6
Away: 3-7-7
CHARLOTTE INDEPENDENCE MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Ashley Osiecki
Venue: Legion Memorial Stadium
Head Coach: Mike Jeffries HOUNDS VS. CHARLOTTE
Assistant Coach: Brian Haynes Record: 0-6-5
Assistant Coach: Shawn Geiger Home: 0-2-3
Goalkeeping Coach: Nate Walzer Away: 0-4-2
HARTFORD ATHLETIC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: John Ponziani
Venue: Dillon Stadium
Head Coach: Harry Watling HOUNDS VS. HARTFORD
Assistant Coach: Luiz Silva Record: 4-1-0
Home: 2-1-0
Away: 2-0-0
INDY ELEVEN MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: John Koluder
Venue: Carroll Stadium
Head Coach: Martin Rennie HOUNDS VS. INDY
Assistant Coach: Max Rogers Record: 3-3-2
Assistant Coach: Phil Presser Home: 3-1-1
Goalkeeping Coach: Andy Swift Away: 0-2-1
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Conference Profiles
MEDIA INFORMATION
LOUDOUN UNITED FC Main Contact: Emma Carlin
Venue: Segra Field
Head Coach: Ryan Martin HOUNDS VS. LOUDOUN
Assistant Coach: Mat Herold Record: 5-0-0
Goalkeeping Coach: Juan Pablo Home: 2-0-0
Away: 3-0-0
MEDIA INFORMATION
LOUISVILLE CITY FC Main Contact: Jonathan Lintner
Venue: Lynn Family Stadium
Interim Head Coach: Danny Cruz HOUNDS VS. LOUISVILLE
Assistant Coach: Simon Bird Record: 4-7-4
Assistant Coach: Mario Sanchez Home: 0-5-3
Goalkeeping Coach: Scott Budnick Away: 4-2-1
MEDIA INFORMATION
MEMPHIS 901 FC Main Contact: Andy Steavens
Venue: AutoZone Park
Head Coach: Ben Pirmann HOUNDS VS. MEMPHIS
Assistant Coach: Devin Rensing Record: 2-0-0
Home: 1-0-0
Away:1-0-0
MIAMI FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Nico Castillo
Venue: Riccardo Silva Stadium
Head Coach: Paul Dalglish HOUNDS VS. MIAMI
Assistant Coach: Jed Davies Record: No prior meetings
Assistant Coach: Andy Thomson Home:
Goalkeeping Coach: Giuseppe Weller Away:
MEDIA INFORMATION
NEW YORK RED BULLS II Main Contact: Zach Lahey
Venue: MSU Soccer Park
Head Coach: John Wolyniec
HOUNDS VS. NEW YORK
Record: 6-7-1
Home: 4-1-1
Away: 2-6-0
MEDIA INFORMATION
OKLAHOMA CITY ENERGY FC Main Contact: Tyler Vaughn
Venue: Taft Stadium
Head Coach: John Pascarella HOUNDS VS. OKLAHOMA CITY
Assistant Coach: Leigh Veidman Record: 0-1-0
Goalkeeping Coach: Alexis Vizarelis Home: 0-0-0
Away: 0-1-0
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Conference Profiles
SPORTING KANSAS CITY II MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Patrik Bergabo
Venue: Children’s Mercy Park
Head Coach: Paulo Nagamura HOUNDS VS. KANSAS CITY
Assistant Coach: Chris Martinez Record: 1-0-1
Goalkeeping Coach: Darrin MacLeod Home: 1-0-0
Away: 0-0-1
TAMPA BAY ROWDIES MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Jake Nutting
Venue: Al Lang Stadium
Head Coach: Neill Collins HOUNDS VS. TAMPA BAY
Assistant Coach: Stuart Dobson Record: 2-2-3
Assistant Coach: Kevin Foley Home: 2-0-2
Assistant Coach: Chad Burt Away: 0-2-1
FC TULSA MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: John Horlander
Venue: ONEOK Field
Head Coach: Michael Nsien HOUNDS VS. TULSA
Assistant Coach: Donovan Ricketts Record: No prior meetings
Assistant Coach: Nemanja Vukovic Home:
Assistant Coach: Cyprian Hedrick Away:
Nonconference Opponent Profiles

AUSTIN BOLD MEDIA INFORMATION
Main Contact: Julien Llerena
Venue: Bold Stadium
Head Coach: Marcelo Serrano HOUNDS VS. AUSTIN
Assistant Coach: Ryan Thompson Record: No prior meetings
Goalkeeping Coach: Michael Alcaraz Home:
Away:
SAN ANTONIO FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Preston Petri
Venue: Toyota Field
Head Coach: Alen Marcina HOUNDS VS. SAN ANTONIO
Assistant Coach: Nick Evans Record: No prior meetings
Goalkeeping Coach: Juan Lamadrid Home:
Away:
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JORDAN DOVER
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2020 Review
FROM A PANDEMIC TO THE POSTSEASON

The 2020 Riverhounds season was unlike any season
in U.S. Soccer history, and that had little to do with the
product on the field.
The Hounds completed their preseason and were scheduled

to begin play in the second week of the USL Championship
schedule, but on March 12, the league suspended play —
following moves by the NBA, MLS and other North Ameri-
can sports leagues — in response to the global COVID-19
pandemic hitting the United States.
After a four-month hiatus and a realignment of the league

into eight geographic groups designed to limit travel,
the Hounds finally played their season opener on July 12, Coach Bob Lilley
recorded his 300th
kicking off a shortened, 16-game regular season played career win in the
largely behind closed doors because of health restrictions professional ranks
prohibiting large gatherings. during the 2020 season.
Led by First Team All-USL Championship selections Kenardo Forbes and Thomas Vancaeyezeele, the
Hounds reached the postseason for a third consecutive year by posting an 11-4-1 record, good for a
second-place finish in Group F behind Hartford Athletic.
Despite the return to the playoffs, the season ended in disappointing fashion with a 2-0 loss in the
Eastern Conference Quarterfinals to Louisville City FC, the same team the Hounds beat in their sea-
son opener, 3-1, but also the same team that eliminated the Hounds in the 2019 Eastern Conference
Semifinals.
2020 USL CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFFS

Round/Opponent W/L G A SH SOG POSS PA% CK OFF FC PK PKG YC RC S
Eastern Conference Quarterfinals
HOUNDS L 0 0 10 5 47 76 6 2 11 0 0 1 0 3
@Louisville 2 0 11 1 53 75 2 1 18 0 0 3 0 1
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2020 Box Scores
Opponent W/L/T G A SH SOG POSS PA% CK OFF FC PK PKG YC RC OG S

HOUNDS W 3 3 6 4 34.6 68.0 9 2 17 0 0 2 0 0 2
@Louisville 1 1 11 3 65.4 81.9 4 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 1
HOUNDS W 6 6 15 11 63.3 77.3 7 1 7 0 0 0 0 0 1
@Philadelphia 0 0 4 1 36.7 60.6 0 1 6 0 0 1 0 0 5
@HOUNDS L 0 0 9 1 53.7 72.1 6 3 22 0 0 5 0 0 2
Indy 1 0 7 3 46.3 66.2 3 2 11 0 0 2 0 0 1
HOUNDS L 1 1 8 2 47.2 66.6 2 2 17 0 0 3 0 0 2
@New York 2 1 9 4 52.8 65.8 1 2 19 1 1 3 0 0 1
@HOUNDS W 4 3 8 5 62.0 78.6 7 6 9 0 0 0 0 0 3
Philadelphia 0 0 9 3 38.0 67.9 3 0 17 0 0 3 0 0 1
@HOUNDS W 4 1 20 8 49.4 63.5 5 1 20 1 1 2 0 0 1
New York 1 1 9 2 50.6 65.5 2 0 15 0 0 1 0 0 3
HOUNDS L 0 0 7 4 55.8 81.0 5 1 17 1 0 2 0 0 1
@Indy 1 1 4 2 44.2 75.6 2 4 12 0 0 3 1 0 3
HOUNDS W 2 2 6 3 52.9 81.6 2 2 10 0 0 2 0 0 3
@Loudoun 0 0 10 3 47.1 80.9 6 1 12 0 0 2 1 0 1
@HOUNDS T 2 0 10 6 40.5 71.3 2 1 13 0 0 2 0 0 5
Saint Louis 2 0 17 7 59.5 78.4 3 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 5
HOUNDS W 3 2 9 4 57.1 84.8 1 2 7 0 0 1 0 0 3
@Hartford 0 0 10 4 42.9 79.2 6 0 15 0 0 1 0 0 1
@HOUNDS W 3 0 14 8 45.6 75.4 7 3 15 2 2 1 0 0 4
Loudoun 0 0 10 4 54.4 82.2 3 2 6 1 0 3 0 0 5
HOUNDS W 3 1 7 4 43.8 60.0 3 2 16 0 0 2 0 0 1
@New York 0 0 6 1 56.2 67.3 4 2 19 0 0 4 0 1 2
@HOUNDS W 5 1 10 5 58.9 41.1 7 1 11 1 1 0 0 0 0
Hartford 0 0 1 0 84.6 76.0 1 1 10 0 0 4 0 0 0
HOUNDS W 1 1 10 4 48.8 78.4 1 7 18 0 0 2 0 0 2
@Loudoun 0 0 6 2 51.2 75.8 1 0 10 0 0 1 1 0 3
@HOUNDS L 0 0 13 1 74.0 82.0 8 2 9 0 0 1 0 0 1
Hartford 1 0 3 2 26.0 49.3 3 2 18 1 0 5 1 0 1
@HOUNDS W 2 2 21 7 60.9 79.4 5 7 14 0 0 3 0 0 1
Philadelphia 1 0 9 2 39.1 65.3 5 1 10 1 1 2 0 0 5
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2020 Statistics
INDIVIDUAL
No. Name GP MIN G A PTS SH SOG FC T CL PK PKG YC RC
2 Mark Lindstrom 9 332 0 0 0 0 0 7 5 11 0 0 2 0
3 Ropapa Mensah 16 1,072 6 2 14 26 14 30 8 7 0 0 1 0
4 Dani Rovira 10 380 0 1 1 0 0 5 11 4 0 0 0 0
5 Jordan Dover 15 1,240 1 1 3 7 3 23 25 13 0 0 2 0
6 Xhelil Asani - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
7 Ryan James 16 1,355 5 0 10 7 6 12 32 17 0 0 0 0
8 Dakota Barnathan 8 196 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 3 0 0 2 0
9 Albert Dikwa 6 245 3 0 6 15 7 7 1 0 0 0 1 0
10 Steevan Dos Santos 14 879 5 1 11 19 11 20 12 7 0 0 4 0
11 Kenardo Forbes 12 906 0 8 8 9 3 6 23 9 0 0 0 0
12 Danny Griffin 16 1,208 2 2 6 5 3 14 18 6 0 0 1 0
14 Robbie Mertz 16 1,391 5 4 14 13 8 16 27 3 2 1 2 0
15 Anthony Velarde 15 629 5 2 12 7 5 18 5 0 2 2 2 0
16 Mark Forrest 11 257 1 0 2 4 3 4 7 1 1 1 0 0
17 Thomas Vancaeyezeele 16 1,440 1 0 2 7 4 15 28 34 0 0 3 0
20 Tony Walls 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0
21 Patrick Bunk-Andersen 7 396 0 0 0 2 1 1 6 5 0 0 0 0
22 Hunter Ashworth 4 253 0 0 0 0 0 5 6 8 0 0 1 0
23 Ray Lee 9 688 1 2 4 2 1 4 12 11 0 0 1 0
33 Lukas Fernandes 12 278 2 0 4 6 5 2 5 2 0 0 0 0
34 Skylar Thomas 16 1,254 1 0 2 10 3 28 24 53 0 0 4 0
GOALKEEPERS
No. Name GP MIN W-L-T GA SV CS GAA SV%
1 Danny Vitiello 8 560 6-2-0 4 14 5 0.50 .778
18 Tomas Gomez 8 560 5-2-1 6 18 3 0.75 .750
24 Anthony Mwembia - - - - - - - -
*Regular-season statistics only
USL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM OF THE WEEK

Jordan Dover (Week 3)
Kenardo Forbes (Week 4, Week 6)
Danny Griffin (Week 4)
Ryan James (Week 10, Week 12)
Robbie Mertz (Week 3, Week 7, Week 11)
Danny Vitiello (Week 9)
USL CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Ryan James (Week 10)
USL GOLDEN GLOVE WINNER (Lowest goals-against average)

Danny Vitiello (0.50 GAA)
ALL-USL FIRST TEAM

Kenardo Forbes - Midfielder
Thomas Vancaeyezeele - Defender
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2020 Season
USL CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS
Eastern Conference Western Conference
Team W L D PTS GD Team W L T PTS GD
Group E Group A
Louisville City FC 11 3 2 35 +16 Reno 1868 FC 11 2 3 36 +22
Saint Louis FC 7 5 4 25 +1 Sacramento Republic FC 8 2 6 30 +10
Indy Eleven 7 7 2 23 +2 Tacoma Defiance 4 10 2 14 -7
Sporting Kansas City II 5 10 1 16 -9 Portland Timbers 2 3 13 0 9 -30
Group F Group B
Hartford Athletic 11 3 2 35 +7 Phoenix Rising FC 11 3 2 35 +29
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC 11 4 1 34 +29 Los Angeles Galaxy II 8 6 2 26 -3
New York Red Bulls II 5 11 0 15 -7 Orange County SC 7 6 3 24 0
Philadelphia Union II 2 11 3 9 -25 San Diego Loyal SC 6 5 5 23 -1
Loudoun United FC 1 12 3 6 -18 Las Vegas Lights FC 2 9 5 11 -10
Group G Group C
Charlotte Independence 8 4 4 28 +2 El Paso Locomotive FC 9 2 5 32 +10
Birmingham Legion FC 7 5 4 25 +10 New Mexico United 8 4 3 27 +6
North Carolina FC 6 8 1 19 -4 Colo. Springs Switchbacks FC 2 7 7 13 -9
Memphis 901 FC 4 7 4 16 -7 Real Monarchs 3 11 2 11 -11
Group H Group D
Tampa Bay Rowdies 10 3 3 33 +14 San Antonio FC 10 3 3 33 +16
Charleston Battery 9 3 3 30 +11 FC Tulsa 6 2 7 25 +5
Miami FC 4 8 4 16 -14 Austin Bold FC 5 4 7 22 +3
Atlanta United 2 3 10 3 12 -10 Rio Grande Valley FC 2 9 3 9 -11
Oklahoma City Energy FC 1 8 7 10 -17
USL CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFFS

CONFERENCE CONFERENCE CONFERENCE USL CUP FINAL
QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS FINALS November 1
October 10 October 17 October 24
Greater Nevada Field
A1 Reno 4
Greater Nevada Field
B2 Los Angeles 1
A1 Reno 2 (4)
Casino Arizona Field
B1 Phoenix 2 (5)
B1 Phoenix 1*
Casino Arizona Field
A2 Sacramento 0
B1 Phoenix 1 (4)
Southwest Univ. Park WESTERN
C1 El Paso 1 (2)
C1 El Paso 2 (4)
Southwest Univ. Park
D2 Tulsa 2 (2)
C1 El Paso 1 (5)
Toyota Field
C2 New Mexico 1 (3)
D1 San Antonio 0
C2 New Mexico 1
Al Lang Stadium
B1 Phoenix
H1 Tampa Bay
Final not played due to
Lynn Family Stadium COVID-19 outbreak
E1 Louisville 2
Lynn Family Stadium
F2 Pittsburgh 0
E1 Louisville 2
Dillon Stadium
E2 Saint Louis 0
F1 Hartford 0
Lynn Family Stadium
E2 Saint Louis 1
E1 Louisville 1
Sportsplex at Matthews EASTERN
H1 Tampa Bay 2
G1 Charlotte 1
Al Lang Stadium
H2 Charleston 2*
H2 Charleston 0
Al Lang Stadium
H1 Tampa Bay 1
H1 Tampa Bay 4
G2 Birmingham 2 *after extra time
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YEAR GP W-L-D HOME AWAY GF GA GD LEAGUE FINISH PLAYOFFS USOC
1999 28 16-12 10-4 6-8 63 43 +20 A-League 4th, Northeast 2-2 (Quarterfinals) -
2000 28 10-14-4 9-3-2 1-11-2 41 43 -2 A-League 7th, Atlantic - 0-1 (Second Round)
2001 26 10-12-4 6-6-1 4-6-3 39 39 0 A-League 3rd, Northern 3-1 (Quarterfinals) 2-1 (Quarterfinals)
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2002 28 8-15-5 7-5-2 1-10-3 39 44 -5 A-League 4th, Northeast - -
2003 28 15-9-4 7-6-1 8-3-3 50 41 +9 A-League 3rd, Northeast - 0-1 (Third Round)
All-Time Table
2004 20 17-2-1 9-0-1 8-2-0 48 17 +31 USL PSL 1st, Atlantic 2-1 (Semifinals) -
2005 20 6-11-3 3-6-1 3-5-2 32 25 +7 USL Second Division 7th - 0-1 (First Round)
2006 20 8-6-6 6-1-3 2-5-3 27 20 +7 USL Second Division 3rd 0-2 (Semifinals) 0-1 (First Round)
2007 ON HIATUS
2008 20 4-10-6 3-3-4 1-7-2 25 37 -12 USL Second Division 8th - 1-1 (Second Round)
2009 20 6-10-4 4-5-1 2-5-3 18 27 -9 USL Second Division 8th - 0-1 (First Round)
2010 20 7-5-8 5-2-3 2-3-5 27 20 +7 USL Second Division 3rd 0-1 (Semifinals) 1-1 (Second Round)
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2011 24 7-11-6 6-2-4 1-9-2 23 32 -9 USL Pro 10th 0-1 (Quarterfinals) 1-1 (Second Round)
2012 24 4-15-5 3-6-3 1-9-2 20 39 -19 USL Pro 10th - 0-1 (Second Round)
2013 26 10-8-8 6-3-5 4-5-3 36 33 +3 USL Pro 7th 0-1 (Quarterfinals) 1-1 (Second Round)
2014 28 9-14-5 5-7-2 4-7-3 35 49 -14 USL Pro 11th - 2-1 (Fourth Round)
2015 28 11-9-8 6-2-6 5-7-2 53 42 +11 USL 5th, Eastern 0-1 (Conf. Quarters) 2-1 (Fourth Round)
2016 30 6-17-7 4-9-2 2-8-5 31 50 -19 USL 13th, Eastern - 0-1 (Second Round)
2017 32 8-12-12 4-7-5 4-5-7 33 42 -9 USL 13th, Eastern - 0-1 (Second Round)
2018 34 15-5-14 9-2-7 6-3-7 47 26 +21 USL 3rd, Eastern 0-1 (Conf. Quarters) 1-1 (Third Round)
2019 34 19-4-11 10-0-7 9-4-4 58 30 +28 USL Championship 1st, Eastern 1-1 (Conf. Semis) 2-1 (Fourth Round)
2020 16 11-4-1 5-2-1 6-2-0 39 10 +29 USL Championship 2nd, Group F 0-1 (Conf. Quarters) -
All-Time 534 207-205-122 127-81-61 80-124-61 784 709 +75 8-13 record 13-17 record
Playoffs 21 8-13 5-3 3-10 34 46 -12
USOC 30 13-17 10-5 3-12 41 45 -4
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Team History
HEAD COACHING
SEASON COACH GAMES RECORD HOME AWAY
1999-00 John Kowalski 61 28-29-4 20-8-2 8-21-2
2001-02 Kai Haaskivi 51 18-25-8 11-11-3 7-14-5
2002-03 Tim Carter 26 10-11-5 5-4-1 5-7-4
2003-05 Ricardo Iribarren 57 35-18-4 19-8-2 16-10-2
2006-09 Gene Klein 66 19-31-16 13-10-8 6-21-8
2010-14 Justin Evans 112 32-50-30 24-17-16 8-33-14
2014 Nikola Katic 23 10-11-2 6-4-1 4-7-1
2015-16 Mark Steffens 41 14-16-11 9-7-6 5-9-5
2016-17 Dave Brandt 55 13-26-16 7-13-7 6-13-9
2018- Bob Lilley 93 49-18-26 27-7-15 22-11-11
*Includes all competitions (regular season, postseason and U.S. Open Cup matches)
HOME VENUE
SEASON VENUE GAMES RECORD
1999-03 Bethel Park High School Stadium 74 43-25-6
2004 Moon Area High School Stadium 11 10-0-1
2005-06 Falconi Field 21 9-8-4
2008-12 Chartiers Valley High School Stadium 55 23-17-15
2013- Highmark Stadium 129 57-37-35
*Includes all competitions (regular season, postseason and U.S. Open Cup matches)
*Team played one home match at Sox Harrison Stadium in Edinboro, PA during each of the 2009 and 2011
campaigns (0-2-0)
HAT TRICKS
DATE PLAYER OPPONENT VENUE
Aug, 1, 1999 Phil Karn Maryland Mania Anne Arundel Community College
July 7, 2000 Phil Karn Hershey Wildcats Bethel Park High School Stadium
July 30, 2000 David Flavius Tennessee Rhythm Bethel Park High School Stadium
*Sept. 1, 2002 Thiago Martins Cincinnati Riverhawks Bethel Park High School Stadium
July 10, 2004 Said Ali Westchester Flames City Park Stadium
July 25, 2014 José Angulo Real Salt Lake Reserves Rio Tinto Stadium
March 28, 2015 Kevin Kerr Harrisburg City Islanders Highmark Stadium
Aug. 1, 2015 Rob Vincent Wilmington Hammerheads Highmark Stadium
April 7, 2018 Neco Brett Toronto FC II Highmark Stadium
**Oct. 26, 2019 Neco Brett Birmingham Legion FC Highmark Stadium
*Italics denote a four-goal game

**Neco Brett’s four-goal game occured in a USL Championship Eastern Conference Quarterfinals match
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1999 Statistics
AT A GLANCE Notes and Awards

Head Coach: John Kowalski All-League First Team: Tenywa Bonseu
Stadium: Bethel Park High School Stadium
League: USL A-League Hat Trick:
Finish: 4th, Northeast Phil Karn | Aug. 1 at Maryland Mania
Games: 28 Hounds named 1999 A-League

Record: 16-12 Organization of the Year
Home: 10-4
Away: 6-8
Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup

Did not play
Postseason Results
Round of 16
Sept. 11 @Long Island Rough Riders Mitchel Athletic Complex Uniondale, PA W, 4-3
PIT: Goran Vasic 35’, Justin Evans 40’, Joenal Castma 75’, Allen Eller 77’
LI: Cordt Weinstein 52’, Darko Kolic 68’, John Wolyniec 87’
Quarterfinals
Sept. 18 @Rochester Raging Rhinos Frontier Field Rochester, NY L, 2-6
PIT: Justin Evans 39’, Goran Vasic 88’
ROC: Doug Miller 2’, Darren Tilley 9’, Doug Miller 12’, Yari Allnutt 18’, Mauro Biello 50’, Darren Tilley 71’
Sept. 25 Rochester Raging Rhinos Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Michael Apple 65’
ROC: Doug Miller 35’, Nate Daligcon 49’
Regular Season Statistics

PLAYER POS GP MIN G A PTS SH FC
Michael Butler F 28 2,044 11 3 25 75 60
Justin Evans M 28 2,501 5 14 24 43 58
Phil Karn F 26 1,684 13 1 27 49 33
Tenywa Bonseu D 26 2,413 4 0 8 20 20
Jacek Kot M/D 26 2,263 1 3 5 16 20
Jaman Tripoli D 25 1,913 2 1 5 16 38
Gary DePalma M 24 807 3 7 13 15 12
David Flavius F 21 804 3 2 8 21 21
Ezenwa Ihekoronye D 21 1,845 0 1 1 3 42
Nicholas Terlecky D 21 1,869 0 1 1 4 38
Steve Bell M 21 1,560 0 0 0 9 20
Michael Apple F 20 763 10 3 23 36 13
Allen Eller F/M 19 1,040 1 2 4 20 40
Mirek Jaworski D 19 1,120 1 0 2 6 19
Bobby Meyer D 14 829 1 2 4 3 15
Edward Child M 12 392 1 1 3 5 6
Goran Vasic M 11 469 0 5 5 7 4
Adam Fedoruk M 8 649 2 5 9 13 8
Emil Haitonic M 7 497 1 1 3 7 11
Joenal Castma F 5 151 2 2 6 10 0
Dave Husbands D 4 308 1 1 3 1 1
KEEPER GP MIN W-L-T GA SV CS GAA SV%

Randy Dedini 26 2,384 15-11 35 136 5 1.32 .795
Fabrizio Moscatiello 5 208 1-1 8 13 0 3.46 .619
Greg Velho 1 5 0-0 0 0 0 0.00 N/A
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1999 Results
DATE OPPONENT STADIUM CITY RESULT
May 1 Cincinnati Riverhawks Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 2-2 (3-4 pens.)
PIT: Emil Haitonic 30’, Tenywa Bonseu 75’
CIN: Craig Yacks (P) 35’, Brett Strang 54’
May 8 Lehigh Valley Steam Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Phil Karn 8’
May 14 @Boston Bulldogs Bowditch Field Framingham, MA L, 0-1 OT
BOS: Justin Ceccarelli 100’
quickPIT:facts
May 20

Raleigh Capital Express Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 7-0
Justin Evans 12’, Michael Butler 33’, Michael Apple 40’, Michael Butler 51’, Michael Apple 54’, Jaman Tripoli 69’, Phil Karn 75’
May 22 @Cincinnati Riverhawks Town & Country Sports Complex Wilder, KY L, 3-4
PIT: Michael Butler 40’, Adam Fedoruk 74’, Jacek Kot 89’
CIN: Jason Cairns 9’, Richard Roettker 25’, Mirek Jaworski (OG) 45’, Craig Yacks (P) 53’
May 29 @Connecticut Wolves Veterans Memorial Stadium New Britain, CT L, 1-3
PIT: Justin Evans 51’
CON: Erik Barbieri 16’, Erik Barbieri 29’, Bobo Bokole 53’
June 5 @Hershey Wildcats Hersheypark Stadium Hershey, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Tenywa Bonseu (P) 63’
HER: Greg Simmonds 11’, Gino DiFlorio 56’
June 11 Toronto Lynx Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Michael Butler 23’, Adam Fedoruk 30’
TOR: Francisco Dos Santos 4’
June 13 @Richmond Kickers University of Richmond Stadium Richmond, VA W, 1-0
PIT: Paul Lekics (OG) 72’
June 19 @Hershey Wildcats Hersheypark Stadium Hershey, PA W, 2-1 OT
PIT: Tenywa Bonseu 61’, Phil Karn 101’
HER: Gino DiFlorio 36’
June 25 @Hampton Roads Mariners Virginia Beach Sportsplex Virginia Beach, VA W, 3-2 OT
PIT: Phil Karn 67’, Michael Butler 69’, Gary DePalma 98’
HAM: Seamus Donnelly 50’, Pasi Kinturi 72’
June 27 Staten Island Vipers Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 1-2
PIT: David Flavius 90’
SIV: Ernest Inneh 51’, Ernest Inneh 67’
July 2 Lehigh Valley Steam Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-1 OT
PIT: Phil Karn 5’, Justin Evans 97’
LVS: Ihor Dotsenko 66’
July 11 @Rochester Raging Rhinos Frontier Field Rochester, NY L, 1-2
ROC: Nate Daligcon 38’, Nate Daligcon 79’
July 13 @Toronto Lynx Varsity Stadium Toronto, ON W, 4-0
PIT: Jaman Tripoli 33’, Michael Butler 45’, David Flavius 85’, Michael Apple 88’
July 17 Jacksonville Cyclones Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 4-2
PIT: Phil Karn 28’, Tenywa Bonseu (P) 63’, Phil Karn 69’, Michael Apple 79’
JAX: Jorge Munoz (P) 23’, Jorge Munoz 86’
July 24 Long Island Rough Riders Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Michael Butler 74’
LI: John Wolyniec 25’, John Wolyniec 82’
July 30 Charleston Battery Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Phil Karn 56’, Mirek Jaworski 66’
Aug. 1 @Maryland Mania Anne Arundel Comminty College Arnold, MD W, 5-4
PIT: Phil Karn 3’, Michael Apple 8’, Dave Husbands 42’, Phil Karn 48’, Phil Karn 59’
MAR: Fabian Vega (P) 11’, Kevin Newland 43’, Kevin Newland 77’, Steve Knapman 84’
Aug. 7 Hershey Wildcats Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 1-1 (2-1 pens.)
HER: Jamel Mitchell 26’
Aug. 11 @Lehigh Valley Steam Bangor Memorial Park Bangor, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Michael Butler 19’, Phil Karn 60’
Aug. 13 @Staten Island Vipers Wagner College Staten Island, NY L, 2-3 OT
PIT: Joenal Castma 6’, Michael Apple 67’
SIV: Kevin Birusingh 21’, Sal Leanti 33’, Ernest Inneh 100’
Aug. 14 @Long Island Rough Riders Mitchel Athletic Complex Uniondale, NY L, 2-3 OT
PIT: Michael Butler 66’, Joenal Castma 84’
LI: John Wolyniec 69’, Brendan Sullivan 77’, Cordt Weinstein 96’
Aug. 19 Rochester Raging Rhinos Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 0-1 OT
ROC: Doug Miller 94’
Aug. 21 @Lehigh Valley Steam Bangor Memorial Park Bangor, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Michael Butler 39’
LVS: Stephen Franzke 57’, Ihor Dotsenko 65’
Aug. 27 Connecticut Wolves Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 4-1
PIT: Phil Karn 14’, Michael Butler 31’, Justin Evans 60’, Gary DePalma 69’
CON: Bobo Bokole 13’
Aug. 29 Atlanta Silverbacks Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 3-0
PIT: Allen Eller 29’, Michael Apple 88’, Gary DePalma 89’
Sept. 4 Boston Bulldogs Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 5-3
PIT: Bobby Meyer 15’, Michael Apple 63’, Justin Evans 68’, Edward Child 85’, Michael Apple 87’
BOS: Mark Vita 28’, Justin Ceccarelli 45’, Dushwane Simpson 52’
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2000 Statistics

Head Coach: John Kowalski Hat Tricks:
Stadium: Bethel Park High School Stadium Phil Karn | July 7 vs. Hershey Wildcats
League: USL A-League David Flavius | July 30 vs. Tennessee Rhythm
Finish: 7th, Atlantic
Games: 28
Record: 10-14-4
Home: 9-3-2
Away: 1-11-2

Second Round
June 14 Rochester Raging Rhinos Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Phil Karn 20’
ROC: Martin Nash 15’, Onandi Lowe 74’

Gary DePalma M 26 1,901 1 6 8 32 28
David Flavius F 25 1,360 11 4 26 42 37
Tenywa Bonseu D 25 2,370 1 2 4 19 27
David Wright D 22 1,704 3 0 6 19 20
Phil Karn F 21 1,350 6 3 15 47 22
Michael Apple F 21 1,186 3 1 7 22 27
John Jones M 21 1,471 0 1 1 19 18
Jaman Tripoli D 20 1,717 0 0 0 26 28
Ezenwa Ihekoronye D 19 1,304 0 1 1 1 27
Allen Eller F/M 18 1,003 0 1 1 12 28
Goran Vasic M 17 895 0 0 0 14 19
Bobby Meyer D 15 1,246 0 0 0 3 33
Adam Fedoruk M 15 959 0 3 3 17 15
Justin Evans M 14 1,326 2 2 6 27 25
Edward Child M 13 932 1 2 4 10 17
Joenal Castma F 13 570 2 2 6 18 17
Leidy Klotz F 11 349 1 1 3 8 9
Michael Butler F 9 654 3 0 6 20 31
Jair Vazquez M 9 531 0 2 2 10 7
Jeremy Ballenger D 7 366 0 0 0 4 10
Dave Husbands D 6 217 0 1 1 2 4
Lee Tschantret F/M 6 358 2 0 4 3 14
Travis Kruse D 5 228 0 0 0 1 3
David Kovalcik M 5 181 1 0 2 1 1

Randy Dedini 18 1,537 7-7-1 22 61 3 1.29 .735
Doug Petras 13 1,109 3-7-3 21 33 0 1.70 .611
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2000 Results
April 29 Toronto Lynx Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA T, 1-1 2OT
PIT: Tenywa Bonseu (P) 70’
TOR: David PiPlacido 72’
May 6 Montreal Impact Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Nicholas Terlecky 69’, David Wright 83’
MON: Dejan Gluscevic 64’
May 13 Atlanta Silverbacks Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-1 2OT

quick factsPIT: Michael Butler 22’, David Flavius 103’
ATL: Patrick Beech 87’
May 20 Long Island Rough Riders Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 3-1
PIT: David Flavius 28’, Michael Butler 32’, Michael Butler 36’
LI: Edson Buddle 48’
May 27 @Long Island Rough Riders Mitchel Athletic Complex Uniondale, NY L, 1-2
PIT: Nicholas Terlecky 21’
LI: Ben Diallo 26’, Dahir Mohammed 50’
May 29 Rochester Raging Rhinos Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 1-0
PIT: David Wright 42’
June 4 @Toronto Lynx Varsity Stadium Toronto, ON L, 0-2
TOR: Francisco Dos Santos 16’, Brian Ashton 62’
June 9 @Charleston Battery Blackbaud Stadium Charleston, SC L, 1-3
PIT: Darren Warham (OG) 24’
CHS: Paul Conway 17’, Paul Conway 61’, Paul Conway 66’
June 10 @Atlanta Silverbacks DeKalb Memorial Stadium Clarkston, GA L, 1-2
PIT: Leidy Klotz 42’
ATL: Iggy Moleka (P) 50’, Brian Piesner 72’
June 16 @Raleigh Capital Express WRAL Soccer Center Raleigh, NC L, 1-2 2OT
PIT: Nicholas Terlecky 85’
RAL: Carson White 90’, Ihor Dotsenko 105’
June 17 @Richmond Kickers University of Richmond Stadium Richmond, VA L, 1-2
PIT: Phil Karn 90’+
RIC: Tony Williams 65’, Kwaku Adu-Gyamfi 85’
June 24 Raleigh Capital Express Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 1-0 OT
June 30 @Hampton Roads Mariners Virginia Beach Sportsplex Virginia Beach, VA L, 1-2
PIT: Joenal Castma 83’
HAM: Seamus Donnelly 8’, Chris Scrofani 10’
July 1 @Richmond Kickers University of Richmond Stadium Richmond, VA L, 0-1
RIC: Kwaku Adu-Gyamfi 82’
July 7 Hershey Wildcats Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 3-1
PIT: Phil Karn 39’, Phil Karn 49’, Phil Karn 90’+
HER: Ze Roberto 81’
July 8 @Hershey Wildcats Hersheypark Stadium Hershey, PA L, 0-2
HER: Greg Simmonds 30’, Greg Simmonds (P) 45’
July 14 Charleston Battery Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park PA L, 0-4
CHS: Velko Iotov 8’, Gilbert Jean-Baptiste 26’, Mac Cozier 32’, Paul Conway 86’
July 16 @Rochester Raging Rhinos Frontier Field Rochester, NY L, 0-1
ROC: Yari Allnutt 41’
July 22 Hampton Roads Mariners Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 3-0
PIT: David Flavius 19’, David Flavius 39’, Michael Apple 79’
July 30 Tennessee Rhythm Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 6-1
PIT: David Flavius 19’, David Flavius 48’, Justin Evans 59’, David Flavius 64’, Michael Apple 70’, David Kovalcik 85’
TEN: Adam Cohen 30’
Aug. 5 Cincinnati Riverhawks Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-1
PIT: David Flavius 27’, David Flavius 82’
CIN: Philippe Godoy 58’
Aug. 11 Richmond Kickers Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Michael Apple 90’+
RIC: Tenywa Bonseu (OG) 16’, Tony Williams 35’
Aug. 13 @Montreal Impact Complexe Sportif Claude-Robillard Montreal, QC W, 1-0 2OT

Aug. 19
Hershey Wildcats
2004
Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Gary DePalma 60’
HER: Kyle Swords 4’, Ze Roberto 63’
Aug. 25 @Indiana Blast Kuntz Memorial Stadium Indianapolis, IN T, 2-2 2OT
PIT: David Wright 29’, Edward Child 90’
IND: Tim Foster 18’, Christian Broadhurst 45’
Aug. 26 @Cincinnati Riverhawks Galbreath Field Kings Mills, OH T, 3-3 2OT
PIT: Joenal Castma 18’, David Flavius 23’, Lee Tschantret 83’
CIN: Philippe Godoy 43’, Marcel Matis 59’, Richard Roettker 82’
Sept. 2 Richmond Kickers Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA T, 1-1 2OT
PIT: Justin Evans (P) 41’
RIC: Rob Ukrop 48’
Sept. 4 @Hershey Wildcats Hersheypark Stadium Hershey, PA L, 2-3
PIT: Phil Karn 44’, Lee Tschantret 85’
HER: Greg Simmonds 36’, Steve Klein 59’, Matt Ford 89’
# UNLEASH 33
2001 Statistics

Head Coach: Kai Haaskivi N/A
Stadium: Bethel Park High School Stadium
League: USL A-League
Finish: 3rd, Northern
Games: 26
Record: 10-12-4
Home: 6-6-1
Away: 4-6-3
Second Round
June 27 Colorado Rapids Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Alfredo Ulloa 54’, Phil Karn 90’+
Third Round
July 11 @El Paso Patriots Socorro Student Activities Complex El Paso, TX W, 2-1
PIT: David Flavius 1’, Henry Gutierrez (P) 48’
EP: Luis Macias 86’
Quarterfinals
July 24 @Chicago Fire McCully Field Wheaton, IL L, 2-3 2OT
PIT: Welton Melo 9’, Paul Dougherty 70’
FIRE: Hristo Stoitchkov (P) 15’, Dema Kovalenko 49’, Amos Magee 111’
Postseason Results
First Round
Sept. 20 Charleston Battery Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Gary DePalma 45’, Phil Karn 86’
CHS: Paul Conway 38’
Sept. 22 @Charleston Battery Blackbaud Stadium Charleston, SC W, 3-1
PIT: Gary DePalma 3’, Paul Dougherty 45’, John Jones 54’
CHS: Mac Cozier 22’
Quarterfinals
Sept. 26 Rochester Raging Rhinos Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Welton Melo 62’, John Jones 81’
ROC: Stoian Mladenov (P) 25’
ROC: Martin Nash 30’, Neathan Gibson 53’, Jimmy Tanner 90’

Welton Melo M 25 2,106 6 8 20 44 23
Gary DePalma M 25 1,693 3 0 6 13 36
Phil Karn F 25 1,124 3 2 8 33 26
Henry Gutierrez M 23 2,000 0 6 6 17 68
John Jones D 23 1,854 3 4 10 24 39
David Flavius F 23 1,551 8 4 20 30 22
Jaman Tripoli M/D 23 914 1 1 3 14 20
David Wright D 21 1,536 0 0 0 4 32
Leidy Klotz F 20 674 0 0 0 8 21
Mario Gori D 19 1,539 0 0 0 2 20
Ricardo Iribarren D 18 1,520 2 2 6 8 43
Michael Apple F 18 614 2 4 8 16 14
Benjamin Garry M 12 530 1 0 2 5 12
Paul Dougherty M 11 834 3 1 7 20 11
Joenal Castma M/F 11 430 1 0 2 7 11
Brian Johnson D 10 920 1 0 2 5 10
Alfredo Ulloa F 10 546 1 1 3 12 9
Michael Green D 9 785 1 1 3 5 10
Jeremy Ballenger M 6 134 0 0 0 3 5
Tahj Jenkins D 5 450 1 0 2 3 12
Edward Child M/F 5 177 0 0 0 0 4
Ezenwa Ihekoronye D 4 379 0 0 0 0 11
Andrew Gregor M 2 165 0 0 0 1 3
Justin Evans M 1 90 0 0 0 2 3
Travis Kruse D 1 90 0 0 0 0 2
Jose Burciaga Jr. M 1 90 0 0 0 0 2
Narciso Fernandes F 1 45 0 0 0 1 2

Randy Dedini 23 2,150 9-10-4 31 84 6 1.30 .730
T.J. Hannig 3 278 1-2-0 8 9 1 2.59 .529
34 # UNLEASH
2001 Results
April 28 Indiana Blast Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 1-0
May 12 @Hershey Wildcats Hersheypark Stadium Hershey, PA L, 0-2
HER: Steve Klein 45’, Chad Evans 83’
May 19 Hershey Wildcats Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA T, 1-1 2OT
PIT: Welton Melo 68’
HER: Steve Klein 43’

quick facts
May 25 Montreal Impact Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA
W, 2-0
May 28 Hershey Wildcats Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 0-2
HER: Christof Lindenmayer (P) 23’, Kyle Swords 47’
June 3 @Toronto Lynx Varsity Stadium Toronto, ON L, 0-1
TOR: David DiPlacido 62’
June 8 @Rochester Raging Rhinos Frontier Field Rochester, NY L, 1-2
PIT: Ricardo Iribarren (P) 89’
ROC: Scott Schweitzer 21’, Martin Nash 33’
June 16 @Connecticut Wolves Veterans Memorial Stadium New Britain, CT T, 0-0 2OT
June 17 Connecticut Wolves Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 1-4
CON: Temoc Suarez 33’, Temoc Suarez 61’, Irasto Knights 64’, Paul Oyuga 90’+
June 22 Toronto Lynx Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-0
PIT: David Flavius 31’, Alfredo Ulloa 41’
June 24 @Long Island Rough Riders EAB Park Central Islip, NY T, 1-1 2OT
PIT: Gary DePalma 63’
LI: Gary Ablett (P) 71’
July 1 Long Island Rough Riders Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 1-0
July 4 @El Paso Patriots Socorro Student Activities Complex El Paso, TX L, 0-2
EP: Jose Lomeli 45’+, Mark Rowland 56’
July 7 @San Diego Flash Mesa College Stadium San Diego, CA L, 1-6
PIT: Tahj Jenkins 52’
SDG: Javier Bustos 39’, Nate Hetherington 65’, Chugger Adair 69’, Miguel Suazo 76’, Hugo Alcarez 80’, Thiago Martins 90’
July 14 Connecticut Wolves Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 0-2
CON: Winston Griffiths 30’, Dean Sewell 80’
July 21 Montreal Impact Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 5-2
PIT: David Flavius 10’, Ricardo Iribarren 51’, Gary DePalma (P) 67’, Gary DePalma 73’, Michael Apple 90’
MON: Rocco Placentino 12’, Niall Thompson 34’
July 27 @Rochester Raging Rhinos Frontier Field Rochester, NY T, 2-2 2OT
PIT: Joenal Castma 44’, Nicholas Terlecky 68’
ROC: Stoian Mladenov 13’, Stoian Mladenov 81’
July 28 Rochester Raging Rhinos Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 3-4 OT
PIT: Benjamin Garry 9’, John Jones 76’, Welton Melo 81’
ROC: Stoian Mladenov (P) 8’, Stoian Mladenov 68’, Lenin Steenkamp 78’, Jamel Mitchell 98’
Aug. 2 @Toronto Lynx Varsity Stadium Toronto, ON L, 1-2
TOR: Robbie Aristedemo 45’+2, Brian Ashton 74’
Aug. 4 @Long Island Rough Riders Mitchel Athletic Complex Uniondale, NY W, 4-1
PIT: John Jones 41’, Paul Dougherty 43’, David Flavius 54’, Paul Dougherty 65’
LI: Daniel Leon (P) 27’
Aug. 11 @Connecticut Wolves Veterans Memorial Stadium New Britain, CT W, 5-0
PIT: Michael Green 7’, David Flavius 31’, Welton Melo 55’, Brian Johnson SH, Phil Karn 89’
Aug. 17 Rochester Raging Rhinos Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Lenin Steenkamp (OG) 33’
Aug. 24 Cincinnati Riverhawks Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 0-1
CIN: Myron Vaughn 24’
Sept. 1 Toronto Lynx Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 1-2
PIT: John Jones 36’

Sept. 3
TOR: Waldo Sponton 34’, Joe Mattacchione 45’
@Cincinnati Riverhawks 2004
Galbreath Field Kings Mills, OH W, 3-1
PIT: Jaman Tripoli 24’, Welton Melo 59’, Welton Melo 67’
CIN: Simon Lowey 32’
Sept. 7 @Montreal Impact Complexe Sportif Claude-Robillard Montreal, QC W, 3-1
PIT: Welton Melo 61’, Paul Dougherty 78’, Phil Karn 90’+
MON: George Papandreou 8’
# UNLEASH 35
2002 Statistics

Head Coach: Kai Haaskivi, Tim Carter Hat Trick:
Stadium: Bethel Park High School Stadium Thiago Martins | Sept. 1 vs. Cincinnati Riverhawks
League: USL A-League (four goals)
Finish: 4th, Northeast
Games: 28
Record: 8-15-5
Home: 7-5-2
Away: 1-10-3

Did not play

Joey Worthen M 28 2,247 1 6 8 40 55
David Flavius F 27 1,988 8 3 19 40 32
Derek Potteiger M 27 1,915 1 3 5 15 51
Gary DePalma M 25 1,432 3 2 8 24 19
Jaman Tripoli D 25 1,771 0 2 2 6 23
Henry Gutierrez M/F 24 1,646 2 2 6 29 48
Phil Karn F 23 983 1 2 4 23 19
Matt Chulis D 23 1,885 1 0 2 6 30
Brian Johnson D 22 1,967 0 1 1 16 35
Michael Green D 22 2,048 0 0 0 6 21
Ricardo Iribarren D 21 1,741 1 0 2 9 28
Kevin Alvero M 20 712 2 0 4 10 20
Jeff Houser F 19 1,311 4 2 10 35 20
Mario Gori M 15 893 0 0 0 6 16
Tim Sahaydak D 15 1,183 0 0 0 7 29
Michael Apple F 14 577 3 1 7 12 17
Benjamin Garry D/M 10 532 0 0 0 5 11
David Wright D 9 839 0 1 1 0 9
Thiago Martins F 8 576 8 0 16 23 17
Ali Gerba F 7 203 1 0 2 4 6
Chuck Kim F 3 52 1 0 2 5 1
Abdul Thompson Conteh F 2 120 1 1 3 6 2

Randy Dedini 22 2,055 7-11-4 29 100 4 1.27 .775
T.J. Hannig 7 618 1-4-1 15 35 0 2.18 .700
36 # UNLEASH
2002 Results
April 20 Toronto Lynx Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Phil Karn 10’, Michael Apple 82’
TOR: David DiPlacido 40’
April 27 @Charleston Battery Blackbaud Stadium Charleston, SC T, 0-0 2OT
May 4 @Rochester Raging Rhinos Frontier Field Rochester, NY L, 1-2 OT
PIT: Jeff Houser 87’
ROC: Martin Nash 53’, Bill Sedgewick 94’

quick facts
May 8 Charleston Battery
CHS: Raul Diaz Arce 76’
Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 0-1
May 11 @Richmond Kickers University of Richmond Stadium Richmond, VA L, 1-4

RIC: Kevin Knight 47’, Kevin Jeffrey 57’, David Hayes 83’, Ihor Dotsenko (P) 90’
May 17 Hampton Roads Mariners Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 0-1 OT
HAM: Ricardo Villar 100’
May 18 @Hampton Roads Mariners Virginia Beach Sportsplex Virginia Beach, VA T, 2-2 2OT
PIT: Jeff Houser 61’, Abdul Thompson Conteh 73’
HAM: Steve Butcher 76’, Kevin Knott 82’
May 24 Rochester Raging Rhinos Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 0-2
ROC: Kirk Wilson 51’, Stoian Mladenov (P) 59’
May 25 @Cincinnati Riverhawks Landmark Christian H.S. Stadium Cincinnati, OH L, 1-3
CIN: Ryan Lucas 19’, Peter Byaruhanga 72’, Peter Byaruhanga 90’
May 31 Toronto Lynx Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-1 OT
PIT: Jeff Houser 39’, David Flavius 93’
TOR: Irasto Knights 6’
June 2 Rochester Raging Rhinos Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA T, 0-0 2OT
June 8 Montreal Impact Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA T, 1-1 2OT
MON: Eduardo Sebrango 59’
June 9 @Montreal Impact Complexe Sportif Claude-Robillard Montreal, QC L, 1-3
MON: Nevio Pizzolitto 49’, Patrice Bernier 58’, Ze Roberto 61’
June 12 @Toronto Lynx Centennial Park Stadium Toronto, ON L, 1-2 2OT
PIT: Kevin Alvero 29’
TOR: Milan Kojic 51’, Ali Gerba (OG) 104’
June 15 Atlanta Silverbacks Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 4-1
PIT: Gilbert Jean-Baptiste (OG) 13’, David Flavius 44’, Jeff Houser 61’, Gary DePalma 68’
ATL: Carlos Parra 3’
June 21 Richmond Kickers Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Joey Worthen 23’
RIC: David Hayes 56’, David Hayes 62’
June 23 @Toronto Lynx Centennial Park Stadium Toronto, ON L, 0-2
TOR: Niki Budalic 59’, Nikola Vignjevic 70’
June 29 Charlotte Eagles Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 1-3
PIT: Ali Gerba 69’
CLT: Caleb Norkus 13’, Caleb Norkus 25’, Andy Guastaferro 41’
July 13 @Charlotte Eagles Trans America Field Charlotte, NC L, 2-3 2OT
CLT: Andrew McDermott (P) 75’, Dustin Swinehart 90’+, Jose Gomez 103’
July 20 Charlotte Eagles Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Derek Potteiger 29’, Matt Chulis 64’
CLT: Andrew McDermott 81’
July 26 @Minnesota Thunder National Sports Center Blaine, MN L, 0-3
MIN: Zafer Kilickan 59’, Matt Schmidt 84’, John Menyongar 90’
July 27 @Milwaukee Rampage Milwaukee Rampage Sports Complex Franklin, WI T, 0-0 2OT
Aug. 2 @Montreal Impact PEPS Stadium Quebec City, QC L, 0-1
MON: Mark Rowland 62’
Aug. 4

Indiana Blast
2004
Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 5-2
PIT: David Flavius 3’, Thiago Martins 31’, Thiago Martins 80’, Gary DePalma 81’, Michael Apple 83’
IND: Moussa Dagnogo 61’, Moussa Dagnogo (P) 90’
Aug. 9 @Rochester Raging Rhinos Frontier Field Rochester, NY L, 0-1
ROC: Greg Simmonds 48’
Aug. 17 Montreal Impact Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Thiago Martins 60’, Thiago Martins 86’
Aug. 25 @Atlanta Silverbacks DeKalb Memorial Stadium Clarkston, GA W, 3-2 OT
PIT: Henry Gutierrez 56’, Henry Gutierrez (P) 90’, Kevin Alvero 99’
ATL: Velko Iotov (P) 19’, Brian Piesner 60’
Sept. 1 Cincinnati Riverhawks Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 7-0
PIT: Thiago Martins 3’, Thiago Martins 7’, Thiago Martins 14’, Gary DePalma 19’, Thiago Martins 42’, Ricardo
Iribarren (P) 47’, Chuck Kim (P) 88’
# UNLEASH 37
2003 Statistics

Head Coach: Tim Carter, Ricardo Iribarren Most Valuable Player: Thiago Martins
Stadium: Bethel Park High School Stadium Scoring Champion: Thiago Martins
League: USL A-League Goal Scoring Champion: Thiago Martins
Finish: 3rd, Northeast Assist Leader: Ricardo Villar
All-League First Team: Thiago Martins
Games: 28 All-League First Team: Ricardo Villar
Record: 15-9-4
Home: 7-6-1
Away: 8-3-3

Third Round
July 16 @D.C. United Maryland SoccerPlex Germantown, MD L, 1-2
PIT: Thiago Martins 74’
DCU: Mike Petke 33’, Dema Kovalenko 44’

Ricardo Villar M 28 2,181 4 12 20 33 28
David Flavius F 28 1,009 1 3 5 20 17
Corey Woolfolk F 26 1,167 8 1 17 16 9
Gary DePalma M 26 1,928 0 3 3 24 36
Thiago Martins F 25 2,169 22 7 51 72 50
Justin Evans M 25 2,333 2 2 6 25 44
David Wright D 25 2,289 1 1 3 2 27
Brent Jacquette D 24 1,506 0 1 1 3 35
Aleksey Korol F 23 1,365 4 4 12 25 18
Joey Worthen M 23 1,014 1 2 4 12 25
Matt Chulis D 23 1,740 0 0 0 5 33
Derek Potteiger M 21 1,137 2 1 5 10 19
Michael Green D 21 1,562 2 0 4 7 22
Tim Glowienka D 15 810 0 0 0 0 11
Eric Ongao D/M 14 947 0 0 0 5 9
Paul Dolinsky D 13 447 1 1 3 2 12
Jaman Tripoli D 12 690 1 1 3 3 15
Aaron Thomas D/M 10 714 0 0 0 1 18
Ricardo Iribarren D 9 599 0 0 0 0 10
Tiest Sondaal D 7 356 0 0 0 3 7

Randy Dedini 24 2,225 13-8-3 35 85 9 1.42 .708
T.J. Hannig 4 383 2-1-1 6 18 1 1.41 .750
38 # UNLEASH
2003 Results
April 25 @Charlotte Eagles Panthers Stadium Charlotte, NC W, 5-0
PIT: Corey Woolfolk 4’, Justin Evans 13’, Thiago Martins 15’, Thiago Martins 32’, Ricardo Villar 70’
April 26 @Atlanta Silverbacks DeKalb Memorial Stadium Clarkston, GA T, 2-2 2OT
PIT: Corey Woolfolk 4’, Thiago Martins (P) 70’
ATL: John Nusum 25’, Shakar Asad 64’
May 3 Toronto Lynx Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 0-2
TOR: Sebastian Barclay 16’, Elvis Thomas 90’+

quick facts
May 10 @Richmond Kickers University of Richmond Stadium
PIT: Ricardo Villar 13’, Thiago Martins 58’, David Wright 71’
Richmond, VA W, 3-0
May 17 @Rochester Raging Rhinos Frontier Field Rochester, NY L, 1-2

ROC: Viktor Paco 25’, Lenin Steenkamp 90’
May 26 Richmond Kickers Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Corey Woolfolk 29’, Thiago Martins 58’
May 31 Rochester Raging Rhinos Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 1-3
ROC: Lenin Steenkamp 20’, Doug Miller 23’, Ian Fuller 65’
June 4 Charleston Battery Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA T, 0-0 2OT
June 7 @Rochester Raging Rhinos Frontier Field Rochester, NY L, 0-2
ROC: Eric Ongao (OG) 54’, Temoc Suarez 76’
June 13 @Montreal Impact Complexe Sportif Claude-Robillard Montreal, QC T, 1-1 2OT
PIT: Thiago Martins (P) 37’
MON: Mauro Biello (P) 55’
June 15 Montreal Impact Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 1-3
PIT: Derek Potteiger 58’
MON: Abraham Francois 38’, Eduardo Sebrango 83’, Martin Nash (P) 90’
June 18 @Syracuse Salty Dogs P&C Stadium Syracuse, NY L, 1-3
PIT: Corey Woolfolk 89’
SYR: David Wright (OG) 19’, Machel Millwood 20’, Gabe Valencia 78’
June 21 @Toronto Lynx Centennial Park Stadium Toronto, ON W, 2-1
PIT: Michael Green 7’, Elvis Thomas (OG) 40’
TOR: Nikola Vignjevic (P) 22’
June 29 @Cincinnati Riverhawks Town & Country Sports Complex Wilder, KY W, 2-0
PIT: Aleksey Korol 23’, Thiago Martins 61’
July 3 @Charleston Battery Blackbaud Stadium Charleston, SC T, 0-0 2OT
July 5 Charlotte Eagles Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 2-4
PIT: Corey Woolfolk 13’, Thiago Martins 62’
CLT: Jose Gomez 22’, Josh Rife 32’, Dustin Swinehart 67’, Dustin Swinehart 75’
July 12 Richmond Kickers Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Aleksey Korol 7’, Thiago Martins 44’
RIC: Rob Ukrop 41’
July 13 @Indiana Blast Kuntz Memorial Stadium Indianapolis, IN W, 3-2 OT
PIT: Jaman Tripoli 67’, Thiago Martins 88’, Paul Dougherty 94’
IND: Jamar Beasley 53’, Moussa Dagnogo 76’
July 18 Atlanta Silverbacks Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 2-1 OT
PIT: Thiago Martins (P) 81’, Corey Woolfolk 91’
ATL: John Nusum 31’
July 23 @Montreal Impact Complexe Sportif Claude-Robillard Montreal, QC W, 1-0 OT
PIT: Derek Potteiger 94’
July 25 Syracuse Salty Dogs Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 1-0
Aug. 1 @Syracuse Salty Dogs Liverpool Athletic Complex Liverpool, NY W, 3-2
PIT: Ricardo Villar 43’, Thiago Martins 45’+, Aleksey Korol 55’
SYR: Rene Rivas (P) 47’, Lars Lyssand 50’
Aug. 3 Montreal Impact Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 0-2
MON: Mauro Biello 37’, Patrick Leduc (P) 64’
Aug. 9 Rochester Raging Rhinos Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 4-3

2004
PIT: Aleksey Korol 43’, Thiago Martins 77’, Michael Green 81’, Corey Woolfolk 82’
ROC: David Hayes 32’, Doug Miller 44’, Gabe Valencia 68’
Aug. 15 Toronto Lynx Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Thiago Martins (P) 56’
Aug. 17 @Toronto Lynx Centennial Park Stadium Toronto, ON W, 3-0
PIT: Thiago Martins 20’, Thiago Martins 56’, Corey Woolfolk 63’
Aug. 22 Virginia Beach Mariners Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 3-4
PIT: David Flavius 75’, Thiago Martins 82’, Justin Evans 90’
VIR: Jakob Fenger 7’, Roland Aguilera 68’, Roland Aguilera 71’, Dante Washington SH
Aug. 24 Syracuse Salty Dogs Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 4-3
PIT: Ricardo Villar 15’, Thiago Martins (P) 36’, Thiago Martins 79’, Joey Worthen 79’
SYR: Ryan Mack 28’, Noah Delgado 49’, Machel Millwood 90’
# UNLEASH 39
2004 Statistics

Head Coach: Ricardo Iribarren Rookie of the Year: Said Ali
Stadium: Moon Area High School Stadium All-League First Team: Said Ali
League: USL Pro Soccer League All-League First Team: Nathan Salsi
Finish: 1st, Atlantic All-League First Team: Tiest Sondaal
All-League Second Team: David Flavius
Games: 20 All-League Second Team: Chris Robinson
Record: 17-2-1
Home: 9-0-1 Hat Trick:
Away: 8-2-0 Said Ali | July 10 at Westchester Flames

Did not play
Postseason Results
Quarterfinals
Aug. 20 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA W, 4-0
PIT: David Flavius 5’, Greg Chevalier 30’, Matt Chulis 52’, Dan Hartung 58’
Aug. 21 Harrisburg City Islanders Moon Area High School Stadium Moon, PA W, 3-1
PIT: David Flavius 28’, Said Ali 32’, Said Ali 57’
HAR: Andy Guastaferro 25’
Semifinals
Aug. 28 @Utah Blitzz Rice-Eccles Stadium Salt Lake City, UT L, 0-1
UTAH: Byron Carmichael 50’

Tiest Sondaal D 20 1,744 3 5 11 11 26
Said Ali F 19 1,390 15 4 34 48 26
David Flavius F 19 1,377 13 6 32 47 18
Gary DePalma M 19 1,521 5 4 14 21 32
Nathan Salsi D 19 1,521 2 3 7 7 11
Dan Hartung F 19 1,083 2 0 4 19 23
Richard Bragg D 19 1,657 0 0 0 4 18
Steve Armas M 17 1,395 0 3 3 19 26
Matt Chulis M/D 15 1,197 1 1 3 10 29
Greg Chevalier M 15 1,202 0 2 2 9 26
George Kithas F 13 462 2 2 6 9 9
Steven Kehoe D 12 691 0 0 0 4 10
Tim Bezbatchenko M 12 517 0 0 0 1 9
Granit Caushaj F 11 314 3 2 8 15 6
Joe Iding D 10 437 0 0 0 0 14
Vincente Bastidas M 9 260 0 2 2 4 1
Michael Apple F 8 310 0 1 1 8 10
Damien Pottinger F 8 420 1 2 4 7 8
Tim Finklea M 5 146 0 1 1 0 3
Jason Kutney D 4 348 0 0 0 1 2
Abiodun Adeyemi F 4 258 1 0 2 7 7
James Meara M 2 14 0 0 0 0 0

Chris Robinson 19 1,662 16-2-1 16 44 7 0.87 .733
Lucas Heasley 3 173 1-0-0 2 6 0 1.04 .750
40 # UNLEASH
2004 Results
April 16 @Charlotte Eagles Waddell High School Stadium Charlotte, NC L, 0-3
CLT: Jacob Coggins 8’, Nathan Watkins 10’, Jacob Coggins 65’
April 17 @Wilmington Hammerheads Legion Stadium Wilmington, NC W, 2-1
PIT: Said Ali 70’, Granit Caushaj 90’
WIL: Johnnie Keen 86’
April 24 Northern Virginia Royals Moon Area High School Stadium Moon, PA W, 5-0
PIT: Said Ali 3’, David Flavius FH, Said Ali FH, David Flavius SH, Matt Chulis SH
quick facts
May 1

@Northern Virginia Royals
PIT: Said Ali 8’, David Flavius 29’
Forest Park High School Stadium Woodbridge, VA W, 2-0
May 8 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA L, 0-1

HAR: Steve Fisher 88’
May 15 Harrisburg City Islanders Moon Area High School Stadium Moon, PA T, 2-2 2OT
PIT: Gary DePalma (P) 29’, Said Ali 87’
HAR: John Lapore 16’, J.T. Dorsey 32’
May 23 Wilmington Hammerheads Moon Area High School Stadium Moon, PA W, 1-0
May 30 West Michigan Edge Moon Area High School Stadium Moon, PA W, 5-0
PIT: David Flavius 22’, Said Ali 45’, David Flavius 49’, Tiest Sondaal 62’, Dan Hartung 78’
June 4 Western Mass Pioneers Moon Area High School Stadium Moon, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Dan Hartung 15’
June 12 @Cleveland Internationals Byers Field Parma, OH W, 2-1 2OT
PIT: George Kithas 90’, Gary DePalma (P) 107’
CLE: Michael Marich 36’
June 20 Long Island Rough Riders Moon Area High School Stadium Moon, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Said Ali 83’, Granit Caushaj 86’
June 25 @West Virginia Chaos Schoenbaum Stadium Charleston, WV W, 2-0
PIT: Said Ali 16’, David Flavius 54’
July 2 Cleveland Internationals Moon Area High School Stadium Moon, PA W, 5-0
PIT: Gary DePalma 17’, David Flavius 22’, Tiest Sondaal 49’, Said Ali 65’, George Kithas 68’
July 10 @Westchester Flames City Park Stadium New Rochelle, NY W, 6-2
PIT: Said Ali 42’, Said Ali 49’, Said Ali 64’, David Flavius 68’, Gary DePalma 76’, Granit Caushaj 86’
WCH: Alex Tobon-Villa 9’, Costea Decu 70’
July 16 @Western Mass Pioneers Lusitano Stadium Ludlow, MA W, 2-1
PIT: Nathan Salsi 74’, Abiodun Adeyemi 81’
WMP: Daniel Rudolph 59’
July 17 @Seacoast United Phantoms Southern New Hampshire University Manchester, NH W, 2-1
PIT: Tiest Sondaal 17’, Said Ali 89’
SEA: Bjorn Hansen 88’
July 24 Westchester Flames Moon Area High School Stadium Moon, PA W, 3-2
PIT: David Flavius 2’, David Flavius 8’, Damien Pottinger 79’
WCH: Evaud Thompson 25’, Costea Decu 70’
July 31 @Long Island Rough Riders Mitchel Athletic Complex Uniondale, NY W, 1-0
PIT: Nathan Salsi 10’
Aug. 7 Seacoast United Phantoms Moon Area High School Stadium Moon, PA W, 2-1
PIT: David Flavius 7’, Said Ali 40’
SEA: Valdemar Teixeira 78’
Aug. 13 Charlotte Eagles Moon Area High School Stadium Moon, PA W, 3-2
PIT: David Flavius 23’, Said Ali 30’, Gary DePalma 73’
CLT: Patrick Daka 25’, Patrick Daka 45’
2004
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2005 Statistics

Head Coach: Ricardo Iribarren All-League Second Team: Nathan Salsi
Stadium: Falconi Field
League: USL Second Division
Finish: 7th
Games: 20
Record: 6-11-3
Home: 3-6-1
Away: 3-5-2

First Round
June 15 @Des Moines Menace Waukee Stadium Waukee, IA L, 1-1 (2-4 pens.)
PIT: Gregory Victor 101’
DMM: Brian Biggerstaff 111’

David Flavius F 20 1,604 8 1 17 53 23
Tim Bezbatchenko M 19 1,260 1 1 3 6 21
Joseph Vidmar D 19 1,677 0 0 0 2 27
Vincente Bastidas M 18 1,260 4 2 10 19 20
Reggie Koranteng D 18 1,009 3 4 10 8 8
Anthony Calvano D 18 1,387 1 3 5 12 20
Nathan Salsi D 18 1,530 1 2 4 13 18
Gregory Victor F 17 857 1 2 4 10 18
Matthew Mehler D 17 1,328 1 1 3 5 13
Evaud Thompson F 16 779 4 0 8 17 18
Derek MacKenzie M 15 856 0 1 1 7 12
Damien Pottinger M 14 978 3 2 8 26 9
Devlin Barnes D 13 845 1 1 3 7 21
Granit Caushaj M/F 13 219 1 0 2 4 6
Mira Mupier F 11 337 0 1 1 6 11
Bryan Monka D 10 588 0 0 0 0 9
Richard Bragg D 9 734 0 0 0 1 6
Ahmad Manning M 8 294 1 0 2 7 4
Dan Hartung M 5 311 1 0 2 5 2
John Liersemann D 3 144 0 0 0 4 3
Brian Bajek F 1 10 0 0 0 0 1

Chris Robinson 11 886 3-4-3 9 56 1 0.91 .862
Terry McNelis 9 779 3-6-0 14 41 1 1.62 .745
Lucas Heasley 2 135 0-1-0 2 3 0 1.33 .600
42 # UNLEASH
2005 Results
April 23 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA L, 0-1
HAR: Mo Oduor 37’
May 1 Western Mass Pioneers Falconi Field Washington, PA L, 1-2
WMP: Anthony Fernandes 4’, Rigels Qosa 65’
May 7 @Cincinnati Kings Corcoran Field Cincinnati, OH L, 1-2
quick facts
May 13
CIN: Travis Sobers 29’, Dustin Downey 56’
Seacoast United Phantoms Falconi Field Washington, PA W, 3-1
PIT: David Flavius 29’, Dan Hartung 48’, Evaud Thompson 57’
SEA: Ricky Charles 43’
May 28 @Cincinnati Kings Corcoran Field Cincinnati, OH W, 2-0
PIT: Tim Bezbatchenko 7’, Ahmad Manning 83’
June 4 Charlotte Eagles Falconi Field Washington, PA L, 0-2
CLT: Ishmael Mintah 68’, Jacob Coggins 85’
June 11 @Northern Virginia Royals Forest Park High School Stadium Woodbridge, VA W, 5-0
PIT: David Flavius 46’, Damien Pottinger 50’, David Flavius 61’, Granit Caushaj 83’, Anthony Calvano 86’
June 18 Cincinnati Kings Falconi Field Washington, PA L, 0-1
CIN: Jeffrey Hughes 87’
June 22 Harrisburg City Islanders Falconi Field Washington, PA L, 0-1
HAR: Derek Potteiger 14’
July 1 Harrisburg City Islanders Falconi Field Washington, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Vincente Bastidas 69’
July 8 @Seacoast United Phantoms Southern New Hampshire University Manchester, NH T, 1-1
PIT: Damien Pottinger 81’
SEA: Bjorn Hansen 8’
July 9 @Western Mass Pioneers Lusitano Stadium Ludlow, MA L, 0-1
WMP: Ben Bingham 8’
July 16 @Long Island Rough Riders Mitchel Athletic Complex Uniondale, NY W, 4-1
PIT: David Flavius 9’, Gregory Victor 46’, Evaud Thompson 51’, Reggie Koranteng 75’
LI: Derrick Etienne 83’
July 24 Long Island Rough Riders Falconi Field Washington, PA L, 0-1
LI: Moussa Sy 9’
July 26 Cincinnati Kings Falconi Field Washington, PA W, 3-2
PIT: Evaud Thompson 39’ David Flavius 51’, Reggie Koranteng 80’
CIN: George Kithas 86’, Abdul Lubega 88’
July 30 Wilmington Hammerheads Falconi Field Washington, PA L, 2-3
PIT: Vincente Bastidas 30’, Damien Pottinger 90’
WIL: Chris Bagley 78’, Montae Seabrook 82’, Chris Bagley 84’
Aug. 5 @Wilmington Hammerheads Legion Stadium Wilmington, NC T, 1-1
PIT: Vincente Bastidas 24’
WIL: Kevin Nylen 65’
Aug. 6 @Charlotte Eagles Waddell High School Stadium Charlotte, NC L, 1-2
PIT: Matthew Mehler (P) 90’
CLT: Ricardo Ordain 33’, Jacob Coggins 69’
Aug. 9 Northern Virginia Royals Falconi Field Washington, PA W, 7-0
PIT: David Flavius 10’, David Flavius 17’, Vincente Bastidas 36’, (OG) 57’, Reggie Koranteng 60’, Devlin Barnes 72’, Evaud Thompson 86’
Aug. 13 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA L, 0-2
HAR: Chad Severs 12’, Sumed Ibrahim 36’
2004
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2006 Statistics

Head Coach: Gene Klein All-League Second Team: David Flavius
Stadium: Falconi Field All-League Second Team: Richard Bragg
Finish: 3rd
Games: 20
Record: 8-6-6
Home: 6-1-3
Away: 2-5-3

First Round
June 14 @Michigan Bucks Adams High School Stadium Rochester, MI L, 0-2
MICH: Kenny Uzoigwe 14’, Mychal Turpin 56’
Postseason Results
Semifinals
Aug. 18 Charlotte Eagles Falconi Field Washington, PA L, 0-4
CLT: Benjamin Meek 2’, Josh Rife 59’, Andriy Budnyi 64’, Adam Ruud 86’
Aug. 19 @Charlotte Eagles Waddell High School Stadium Charlotte, NC L, 1-2
CLT: Joseph Kabwe 42’, Andriy Budnyi 76’

David Flavius F 20 1,316 6 2 14 37 12
Nathan Salsi D 20 1,655 2 1 5 11 22
Jason Kutney D 19 1,519 3 1 7 15 23
Richard Bragg D 19 1,575 0 8 8 7 16
Dan Hartung M 18 1,266 2 0 4 14 29
Matthew Mehler D 18 1,391 0 1 1 5 30
Stephen Mellor F 17 1,121 2 0 4 13 16
Gabe Bernstein D 16 1,191 2 1 5 18 23
Michael Apple F 15 814 3 1 7 27 13
Leon Browne F 15 580 1 1 3 10 12
Gregory Victor F 13 474 1 1 3 9 11
Greg Chevalier M 13 1,004 0 0 0 1 21
Derek MacKenzie M 12 320 1 0 2 4 3
Romain Cheurlin F 11 592 1 1 3 5 9
Jean Jerome M 11 398 2 1 5 11 1
Anthony Calvano D 8 551 0 0 0 1 8
Bryan Monka D 8 569 0 0 0 1 1
Edward Child M/F 6 56 0 0 0 1 1
Tyler Suffron M 6 217 0 0 0 2 6
Brian Bajek F 1 1 0 0 0 0 0

Terry McNelis 14 1,215 6-5-3 15 48 4 1.11 .762
Chris Robinson 6 540 2-1-3 5 18 2 0.83 .783
44 # UNLEASH
2006 Results
May 5 Harrisburg City Islanders Falconi Field Washington, PA T, 2-2
PIT: Dan Hartung 4’, David Flavius 39’
HAR: Teafore Bennett (P) 53’, Jamel Mitchell 76’
May 6 Western Mass Pioneers Falconi Field Washington, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Leon Browne 31’, Nathan Salsi 54’
WMP: Jeff Deren 82’
May 13 @Cincinnati Kings Corcoran Field Cincinnati, OH T, 0-0
May 20 @Richmond Kickers U of Richmond Stadium Richmond, VA L, 0-1
RIC: Robert Ssejjemba 6’
May 27 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA T, 0-0
June 2 Richmond Kickers Falconi Field Washington, PA T, 1-1
RIC: Robert Ssejjemba 21’
June 10 Cincinnati Kings Falconi Field Washington, PA T, 2-2
PIT: Gabe Bernstein 56’, Derek MacKenzie 65’
CIN: John Cummings 38’, Nowaf Jaman 65’
June 21 Wilmington Hammerheads Falconi Field Washington, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Jason Kutney 24’, Dan Hartung 87’
WIL: John Krause 77’
June 24 @Charlotte Eagles Waddell High School Stadium Charlotte, NC L, 0-1
CLT: Dustin Swinehart 2’
June 30 Harrisburg City Islanders Falconi Field Washington, PA W, 2-0
PIT: David Flavius 6’, Jason Kutney 73’
July 1 Cincinnati Kings Falconi Field Washington, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Gabe Bernstein 9’, Gregory Victor 46’
July 8 Seacoast United Phantoms Falconi Field Washington, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Stephen Mellor 35’, Romain Cheurlin 83’
July 12 @Long Island Rough Riders Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium Stony Brook, NY T, 1-1
LI: Rich Bradley 6’
July 15 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA L, 0-2
HAR: Chad Severs 57’, Matt Tanzini 90’
July 20 Charlotte Eagles Falconi Field Washington, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Stephen Mellor 71’
CLT: Jacob Coggins 23’, Joseph Kabwe 69’
July 22 Long Island Rough Riders Falconi Field Washington, PA W, 4-1
PIT: David Flavius 13’, Nathan Salsi 30’, David Flavius 41’, Jean Jerome 45’+
LI: Moussa Sy 53’
July 28 @Western Mass Pioneers Lusitano Stadium Ludlow, MA L, 0-2
WMP: Neil Krause 23’, Kyle Teixeira 83’
July 29 @Seacoast United Phantoms Southern New Hampshire University Manchester, NH L, 1-2
PIT: (OG) 64’
SEA: Craig Stewart 69’, Lima Fernandes 71’
Aug. 5 @Wilmington Hammerheads Legion Stadium Wilmington, NC W, 3-1
PIT: Jason Kutney 15’, Michael Apple 21’, David Flavius 59’
WIL: Junior Zarate 90’
Aug. 12 @Cincinnati Kings Corcoran Field Cincinnati, OH W, 2-0
PIT: Michael Apple 5’, Jean Jerome 10’
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2008 Statistics

Head Coach: Gene Klein All-League First Team: Thabiso Khumalo
Stadium: Chartiers Valley High School Stadium All-League Second Team: Justin Evans
Finish: 8th
Games: 20
Record: 4-10-6
Home: 3-3-4
Away: 1-7-2

First Round
June 10 @A.A.C. Eagles Benedictine University Lisle, IL W, 4-0
PIT: Nathan Salsi FH, Leon Browne FH, Jean Jerome SH, Travis MacKenzie SH
Second Round
June 24 @Rochester Rhinos PAETEC Park Rochester, NY L, 0-3
ROC: Johnny Menyongar 26’, Mauricio Salles 61’, Luke Kreamalmeyer 75’

Thabiso Khumalo M/F 20 1,723 6 3 15 55 13
Nathan Salsi D 20 1,799 2 0 4 11 15
Jean Jerome M 19 1,419 3 2 8 42 4
Travis MacKenzie F/M 19 1,603 3 1 7 42 20
Chris Riley D 18 1,171 0 0 0 0 8
Jason Kutney D 17 1,411 3 2 8 22 9
Edward Hayden D 17 1,515 2 0 4 11 15
Leon Browne F 17 873 1 1 3 22 11
John Liersemann D 16 695 0 0 0 5 9
Ryan Zabinski M 16 708 0 0 0 10 5
Justin Evans M 15 1,194 4 2 10 23 19
Greg Janicki D 14 1,036 0 1 1 4 17
Jeffrey Hughes F 12 618 0 1 1 4 6
Ryan Caugherty M 12 986 0 1 1 11 25
Joseph Zewe M/F 7 535 1 1 3 7 9
Romain Cheurlin F/M 7 76 0 0 0 1 3
Allan Brown D/M 7 198 0 0 0 1 7
Richard Bragg D 6 375 0 0 0 3 5
Matthew Langton M 2 7 0 0 0 0 0
Scott Gibson M 1 6 0 0 0 0 0

Zach Varga 12 1,080 3-5-4 19 44 2 1.58 .698
Phil Marfuggi 5 450 0-3-2 13 19 0 2.60 .594
Andrew Keszler 3 269 1-2-0 5 17 0 1.67 .773
46 # UNLEASH
2008 Results
April 19 @Cleveland City Stars Krenzler Field Cleveland, OH L, 1-2
CLE: Randolph Jerome 77’, Ian Leibbrandt 90’
April 25 @Crystal Palace Baltimore UMBC Stadium Catonsville, MD L, 0-3
CPB: Gary Brooks 8’, Alex Ughiovhe 38’, Pat Healey 87’
April 26 @Real Maryland Monarchs Maryland Soccer Complex Germantown, MD L, 0-2
RMM: William Brindley 6’, Ronald Cerritos 45’

quick facts
May 3 Harrisburg City Islanders
PIT: Edward Hayden 2’
Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 1-1
HAR: Jason Pelletier 77’

May 8 @Western Mass Pioneers Lusitano Stadium Ludlow, MA T, 1-1
PIT: Joseph Zewe 46’
WMP: Jeff Deren 64’
May 10 @Bermuda Hogges Bermuda National Stadium Hamilton, Bermuda L, 1-2
PIT: Leon Browne 85’
BER: Damon Ming 8’, Keishen Bean 75’
May 24 @Cleveland City Stars Krenzler Field Cleveland, OH L, 0-3
CLE: Phil Marfuggi (OG) 13’, Sallieu Bundu 25’, Ian Leibbrandt 44’
June 6 @Charlotte Eagles Charlotte Christian Stadium Charlotte, NC T, 2-2
PIT: Jason Kutney 54’, Jean Jerome 65’
CLT: Dustin Swinehart (P) 13’, Daniel Harvey 75’
June 7 @Wilmington Hammerheads Legion Stadium Wilmington, NC L, 3-5
PIT: Travis MacKenzie 18’, Edward Hayden 23’, Thabiso Khumalo 86’
WIL: Alex Harrison (P) 14’, Alex Harrison 26’, Alex Harrison (P) 30’, Alex Harrison 49’, Jyler Noviello 86’
June 14 Cleveland City Stars Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 0-1
CLE: Adam Ruud 12’
June 21 Wilmington Hammerheads Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Travis MacKenzie 27’
WIL: Jonathan Burklo 58’
June 29 Richmond Kickers Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 1-3
PIT: Justin Evans (P) 90’+
RIC: Ricky Schramm 30’, Anthony Catalano 49’, David Bulow 90’
July 5 Western Mass Pioneers Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Jean Jerome 62’, Justin Evans (P) 72’
PIT: Thabiso Khumalo 49’
RIC: Sascha Gorres 19’, Mike Burke (P) 78’, Stanley Nyazamba 89’
July 19 Bermuda Hogges Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Thabiso Khumalo 6’, Thabiso Khumalo 77’
July 20 Crystal Palace Baltimore Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Jason Kutney 45’+, Thabiso Khumalo 73’
CPB: Valdemar Teixeira 72’
July 26 Harrisburg City Islanders Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 3-3
PIT: Nathan Salsi 7’, Jean Jerome 33’, Thabiso Khumalo 59’
HAR: Steve Fisher 22’, Brett Weisner 49’, Brian Ombiji 77’
Aug. 1 Charlotte Eagles Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Justin Evans (P) 39’
CLT: Jorge Herrera 37’, Jonah Long 79’
Aug. 6 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Justin Evans 2’, Travis MacKenzie 84’
Aug. 9 Real Maryland Monarchs Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Jason Kutney 9’
RMM: William Brindley 68’
2004
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2009 Statistics

Head Coach: Gene Klein All-League Second Team: Justin Evans
Stadium: Chartiers Valley High School Stadium
Finish: 8th
Games: 20
Record: 6-10-4
Home: 4-5-1
Away: 2-5-3

First Round
June 9 @Rochester Rhinos Marina Auto Stadium Rochester, NY L, 1-1 (2-4 pens.)
PIT: Tenywa Bonseu 22’
ROC: Taiwo Atieno 90’+

Nathan Salsi D 20 1,800 1 1 3 9 13
Tony Labudovski M 19 1,069 2 1 5 18 9
Justin Evans M 18 1,590 1 2 4 26 31
Edward Hayden D 18 1,500 1 0 2 4 19
Jason Kutney M 18 1,434 0 1 1 21 16
Jeffrey Hughes F 17 879 2 1 5 17 6
Thomas J. Gray M 17 1,086 1 0 2 21 7
Joseph Zewe M/F 17 716 0 2 2 7 11
Allan Brown D/M 17 666 0 0 0 3 11
Randolph Jerome F 15 1,228 6 1 13 26 19
Richard Bragg D/M 15 1,108 0 0 0 1 10
Tenywa Bonseu D 14 1,177 2 0 4 9 8
Chris Riley D 13 864 0 0 0 3 10
William Brindley F 11 346 1 0 2 7 2
Nikola Katic D 11 870 0 0 0 7 -
Sean Bucknor F 10 232 0 0 0 7 6
Sean Cameron M 10 574 0 0 0 9 7
Matthew Langton M 9 324 0 0 0 3 2
Scott Gibson M 3 19 0 0 0 1 0
Jean Jerome M 2 160 1 0 2 2 2

Danny Waltman 16 1,407 5-9-2 20 61 4 1.28 .753
Zach Varga 5 393 1-1-2 7 12 1 1.60 .632
48 # UNLEASH
2009 Results
April 17 @Crystal Palace Baltimore UMBC Stadium Catonsville, MD T, 0-0
April 25 @Richmond Kickers University of Richmond Stadium Richmond, VA T, 1-1
PIT: Randolph Jerome 40’
RIC: Joey Worthen 36’
May 2 Real Maryland Monarchs Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Jean Jerome 53’, Justin Evans 62’
RMM: Gary Brooks 56’
HAR: Chad Severs (P) 36’, Chad Severs 44’, Tiyi Shipalane 59’
May 16 Harrisburg City Islanders Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 0-1
HAR: Stephen Reinberg 34’
May 29 @Charlotte Eagles Charlotte Christian Stadium Charlotte, NC L, 1-5
CLT: Jorge Herrera 21’, Benjamin Page 24’, Amaury Neto 42’, Jacob Coggins 57’, Amaury Neto 62’
May 30 @Wilmington Hammerheads Legion Stadium Wilmington, NC W, 3-1
PIT: Tony Labudovski 9’, Randolph Jerome 54’, Thomas J. Gray 83’
WIL: Jyler Noviello 70’
June 11 Bermuda Hogges Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Edward Hayden 48’
June 14 Richmond Kickers Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 0-2
RIC: Matthew Delicate 45’, John DiRaimondo 71’
June 20 @Western Mass Pioneers Lusitano Stadium Ludlow, MA T, 0-0
June 26 Richmond Kickers Sox Harrison Stadium Edinboro, PA L, 1-2
RIC: Matthew Delicate 6’, Matthew Delicate 33’
July 2 @Bermuda Hogges Bermuda National Stadium Hamilton, Bermuda W, 2-1
PIT: Tony Labudovski 10’, Tenywa Bonseu 45’
BER: Laurence Holder 86’
July 4 @Bermuda Hogges Bermuda National Stadium Hamilton, Bermuda L, 0-1
BER: Damon Ming 72’
July 11 @Real Maryland Monarchs Roy Lester Stadium Rockville, MD L, 1-2
RMM: Lucio Gonzaga 51’, Cecil Lewis 55’
HAR: Chad Severs 64’
July 24 Western Mass Pioneers Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Jeffrey Hughes 90’
WMP: Almir Barbosa 69’
July 26 Western Mass Pioneers Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 3-0
PIT: Nathan Salsi 45’, Randolph Jerome (P) 75’, Randolph Jerome (P) 86’
Aug. 1 Wilmington Hammerheads Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 0-2
WIL: Philip Hufstader 5’, Zeke Dombrowski 37’
PIT: Jeffrey Hughes 1’
CLT: Benjamin Page 6’, Dustin Swinehart 13’, Amaury Neto 59’
Aug. 15 Crystal Palace Baltimore Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 1-0
PIT: William Brindley 13’
2004
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2010 Statistics

Head Coach: Justin Evans Defender of the Year: Shintaro Harada
Stadium: Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Goalkeeper of the Year: Hunter Gilstrap
League: USL Second Division Rookie of the Year: Jeremy Deighton
Finish: 3rd All-League First Team: Shintaro Harada
All-League First Team: Hunter Gilstrap
Games: 20 All-League Second Team: Jeremy Deighton
Record: 7-5-8 All-League Second Team: Chad Severs
Home: 5-2-3
Away: 2-3-5

First Round
June 15 Detroit United Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Alex Weekes (P) 35’, Adam Gazda 42’
Second Round
June 22 @Rochester Rhinos Marina Auto Stadium Rochester, NY L, 0-3
ROC: Tyler Rosenlund 3’, Aaron Pitchkolan 8’, Tyler Rosenlund 66’
Postseason Results
Semifinals
Aug. 21 @Richmond Kickers University of Richmond Stadium Richmond, VA L, 0-2
RIC: Matthew Delicate 37’, Bobby Foglesong 54’

Thomas J. Gray M/F 20 1,710 3 4 10 37 17
Louie Rolko D 19 1,434 0 0 0 1 7
Jason Kutney D 19 1,461 0 0 0 3 11
Chad Severs F 18 1,346 6 2 14 28 9
Alex Weekes M 18 1,259 4 2 10 17 11
Matthew Baker M 18 1,210 0 3 3 11 7
Travis MacKenzie M 17 1,484 1 2 4 11 21
Nathan Salsi D 16 1,029 1 0 2 3 7
Shintaro Harada D 16 1,339 0 0 0 4 28
Sterling Flunder D 15 1,350 1 0 2 4 4
Lee Kouadio-Tobey F 14 721 2 3 7 16 13
Jeremy Deighton F 13 811 5 0 10 29 10
Nikola Katic D 13 654 0 0 0 0 10
Matt Tuttle M 12 835 0 0 0 12 9
Ryan Pierce D 11 419 0 0 0 0 2
Adam Gazda M/F 10 255 2 0 4 5 3
Tony Labudovski M 7 192 0 0 0 2 0
Edward Hayden D 6 274 0 0 0 0 2
Mike Seth D 3 169 0 0 0 0 3
Kolby Lacrone F 3 48 0 0 0 0 2

Hunter Gilstrap 18 1,620 7-5-6 18 74 6 1.00 .804
Jason Stenta 2 180 0-0-2 2 13 0 1.00 .867
50 # UNLEASH
2010 Results
April 17 @Real Maryland Monarchs Roy Lester Stadium Rockville, MD T, 0-0
April 24 @Charleston Battery Blackbaud Stadium Charleston, SC T, 0-0
May 2 Richmond Kickers Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Luke Vercollone (OG) 13’
RIC: Matthew Delicate 90’
May 14 @Charlotte Eagles Charlotte Christian Stadium Charlotte, NC L, 1-2
PIT: Chad Severs 71’
CLT: Debola Ogunseye 10’, Brady Bryant 61’
May 15 @Charleston Battery Blackbaud Stadium Charleston, SC L, 1-2
PIT: Jeremy Deighton 69’
CHS: Alioune Gueye 28’, Tom Heinemann 78’
May 21 Charleston Battery Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 3-4
PIT: Jeremy Deighton 45’, Lee Kouadio-Tobey 47’, Alex Weekes 62’
CHS: Lamar Neagle 20’, Tom Heinemann 24’, Amaury Neto 83’, Amaury Neto 90’
May 29 @Richmond Kickers University of Richmond Stadium Richmond, VA W, 3-1
PIT: Chad Severs (P) 36’, Lee Kouadio-Tobey 77’, Thomas J. Gray 85’
June 6 @Real Maryland Monarchs Real Monarchs Stadium Rockville, MD T, 0-0
June 11 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Travis MacKenzie 50’
HAR: Nick Zimmerman 85’
June 19 Charlotte Eagles Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 3-1
PIT: Alex Weekes 4’, Thomas J. Gray 47’, Alex Weekes 54’
CLT: Gustavo Bentos 90’
June 26 Real Maryland Monarchs Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Alex Weekes 25’, Sterling Flunder 32’
July 2 Charlotte Eagles Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Adam Gazda 90’
CLT: Jorge Herrera 58’, Chris Lemons 85’
July 15 Richmond Kickers Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Chad Severs 57’, Chad Severs 68’
July 17 Harrisburg City Islanders Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 1-1
HAR: Jason Hotchkin 44’
July 23 @Charlotte Eagles Charlotte Christian Stadium Charlotte, NC W, 2-1
PIT: Darren Toby (OG) 50’, Chad Severs 90’
CLT: Jorge Herrera 61’
RIC: Bobby Foglesong 8’
July 31 Real Maryland Monarchs Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Jeremy Deighton 21’, Nathan Salsi 68’
Aug. 4 Harrisburg City Islanders Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 1-1
HAR: Kai Kasiguran 87’
Aug. 7 Charleston Battery Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Thomas J. Gray 17’, Jeremy Deighton 31’
CHS: Tom Heinemann 56’
Aug. 14 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Adam Gazda 11’
HAR: Geoffrey Bloes 90’+1
2004
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2011 Statistics

Head Coach: Justin Evans All-League Second Team: Jason Yeisley
League: USL Pro
Finish: 10th
Games: 24
Record: 7-11-6
Home: 6-2-4
Away: 1-9-2

First Round
June 14 Chattanooga FC Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 3-2 AET
PIT: Jason Yeisley 79’, Stefan Lundberg 89’, Jeremy Deighton 99’
CHA: Ivan Heredia 14’, Mark Beattie 55’
Second Round
June 21 @Richmond Kickers City Stadium Richmond, VA L, 1-4
RIC: David Bulow 17’, David Bulow 41’, Matthew Delicate 52’, Matthew Delicate 81’
Postseason Results
Quarterfinals
Aug. 19 @Rochester Rhinos Sahlen’s Stadium Rochester, NY L, 0-4
ROC: Tyler Rosenlund 10’, Tony Donatelli 28’, Isaac Kissi 47’, Drew Cost 85’

Thomas J. Gray M 24 2,017 1 4 6 24 17
Louie Rolko D 23 1,984 0 0 0 0 6
Chad Severs F 22 1,216 1 2 4 14 13
Jason Yeisley F 21 1,609 5 2 12 29 19
Matt Fondy F 21 1,051 2 0 4 20 13
Samuel Appiah M 21 1,839 0 1 1 9 22
Matt Tuttle M 20 1,308 1 0 2 19 19
Nikola Katic D 20 1,667 0 0 0 2 19
Shintaro Harada M 18 1,536 3 1 7 10 28
Stefan Lundberg M 18 365 1 0 2 6 6
Benjamin Horner M 17 1,142 1 0 2 1 10
Jason Kutney D 16 1,025 0 0 0 2 9
Neil Shaffer D/M 11 575 1 1 3 6 4
Thabiso Khumalo M/F 10 516 0 1 1 3 -
Mike Seth D 9 293 0 0 0 0 4
Kyle Veris D 7 552 0 0 0 3 7
Adam Gazda M 3 30 0 1 1 3 0

Hunter Gilstrap 23 2,070 7-11-5 30 98 9 1.30 .766
Derek Yobbi 1 90 0-0-1 2 2 0 2.00 .500
52 # UNLEASH
2011 Results
April 9 @Richmond Kickers City Stadium Richmond, VA L, 1-2
PIT: Benjamin Horner 71’
RIC: Gerson dos Santos 69’, Matthew Delicate 87’
April 23 Harrisburg City Islanders Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Shintaro Harada 48’
April 29 @Wilmington Hammerheads Legion Stadium Wilmington, NC L, 1-3
WIL: Andriy Budnyi 56’, Paul Nicholson 83’, Alex Grendi 90’+3
April 30 @Charleston Battery Blackbaud Stadium Charleston, SC T, 0-0
May 6 Charleston Battery Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 0-0
May 14 @Orlando City SC Citrus Bowl Orlando, FL L, 0-1
ORL: Kevin Molino 3’
May 21 FC New York Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Jeremy Deighton 3’, Matt Fondy 49’
May 22 Los Angeles Blues Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 0-3
LAB: Edwin Miranda 17’, Chukwudi Chijindu 28’, Chukwudi Chijindu 90’
May 28 Wilmington Hammerheads Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 0-0
PIT: Jason Yeisley 64’, Jason Yeisley 67’
HAR: José Angulo 6’, Morgan Langley 48’, Jason Hotchkin 55’, Alieu Touray-Saidy 89’
June 4 @Dayton Dutch Lions Miami Valley South Stadium Bellbrook, OH L, 1-2
PIT: Jason Yeisley 37’
DAY: George Davis IV 75’, George Davis IV 80’
June 10 @Wilmington Hammerheads Legion Stadium Wilmington, NC L, 1-3
PIT: Matt Fondy 14’
WIL: Andriy Budnyi 28’, Chris Banks 55’, Luke Mulholland 69’
June 17 Rochester Rhinos Sox Harrison Stadium Edinboro, PA L, 0-3
ROC: Rich Costanzo 8’, Andrew Hoxie 18’, Andrew Cost 42’
June 24 @Charlotte Eagles Charlotte Christian Stadium Charlotte, NC L, 0-2
CLT: Sallieu Bundu 15’, Sallieu Bundu 24’
June 25 @Charleston Battery Blackbaud Stadium Charleston, SC W, 2-0
PIT: Matt Tuttle 7’, Shintaro Harada 68’
July 1 Orlando City SC Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 0-0
July 3 Antigua Barracuda FC Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Jason Yeisley 45’, Jeremy Deighton 80’
July 9 FC New York Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Sterling Flunder 59’, Stefan Lundberg 82’
NY: Jhonny Arteaga 84’
July 16 @FC New York Belson Stadium Queens, NY T, 1-1
PIT: Neil Shaffer 30’
NY: Qwame Holder 21’
July 20 Dayton Dutch Lions Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 3-1
PIT: Jeremy Deighton 22’, Jason Yeisley 41’, Chad Severs 68’
DAY: Marvin van der Pluijm 10’
July 22 @Rochester Rhinos Sahlen’s Stadium Rochester, NY L, 0-3
ROC: Isaac Kissi 24’, Connor Tobin 35’, Andrew Hoxie (P) 90’
July 30 Richmond Kickers Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-0
RIC: Shintaro Harada 33’, Jeremy Deighton 82’
Aug. 6 Charlotte Eagles Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 2-2
PIT: Jeremy Deighton 13’, Thomas J. Gray 78’
CLT: Mark Bloom 39’, Darren Toby 56’
ROC: Rich Costanzo 63’
2004
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2012 Statistics

Head Coach: Justin Evans All-League Second Team: Matt Kassel
League: USL Pro
Finish: 10th
Games: 24
Record: 4-15-5
Home: 3-6-3
Away: 1-9-2

Second Round
May 22 Michigan Bucks Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 0-1
MICH: Stewart Givens (P) 90’

Stefan Lundberg M 24 1,653 0 2 2 17 8
Mike Seth F 23 1,406 2 2 6 18 26
Louie Rolko D 23 2,025 0 0 0 2 7
Nikola Katic D 22 1,771 0 2 2 5 30
Shintaro Harada M 21 1,465 0 0 0 16 35
Anthony Calvano D 20 1,589 0 2 2 5 27
Neil Shaffer D/M 20 1,151 0 0 0 5 11
Tino Nunez F 19 1,286 2 1 5 30 14
Matt Kassel M 18 1,462 6 2 14 33 23
Rich Costanzo F 18 1,511 2 1 5 22 28
Darren Amoo F 17 598 3 1 7 16 3
Seth C’deBaca M 16 898 1 0 2 6 7
Mike Green M 13 861 1 0 2 6 6
Dawyne Smith F 10 395 1 0 2 4 2
Benjamin Horner M 8 109 0 0 0 0 1
David Leon M 8 386 0 0 0 4 9
Jason Kutney D 7 215 0 0 0 0 1
Matthew Dallman M 4 314 0 1 1 2 4

Hunter Gilstrap 22 1,980 4-13-5 35 92 3 1.59 .724
Gregory Blum 2 180 0-2-0 4 10 0 2.00 .714
54
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2012 Results
April 6 @Antigua Barracuda FC Sticky Wicket Stadium St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda W, 1-0
PIT: Mike Seth 41’
April 8 @Antigua Barracuda FC Sticky Wicket Stadium St. John’s, Antigua and Barbuda L, 1-3
PIT: Mike Green 88’
ANT: Quinton Griffith 31’, Stephan Smith 43’, Stephan Smith 81’
April 21 Dayton Dutch Lions Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Seth C’deBaca 17’, Tino Nunez 81’
April 27 @Charleston Battery Blackbaud Stadium Charleston, SC L, 0-1
CHS: Nicholas Paterson 11’
April 28 @Wilmington Hammerheads Legion Stadium Wilmington, NC L, 0-1
WIL: Andriy Budyi 45’
May 5 @Orlando City SC Citrus Bowl Orlando, FL L, 2-3
PIT: Westley Allen (OG) 79’, Matt Kassel 85’
ORL: Dennis Chin 68’, Charlie Campbell 80’, Ian Fuller 88’
May 12 Los Angeles Blues Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 0-3
LAB: Ricky Waddell 46’, Bright Dike 51’, Matt Fondy 69’
May 16 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA T, 0-0
May 18 Richmond Kickers Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Dawyne Smith 45’
May 31 Charleston Battery Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 1-3
PIT: Rich Costanzo 60’
CHS: Nicholas Paterson 45’, Nicholas Paterson 45’+2, Dane Kelly 69’
June 9 @Dayton Dutch Lions Miami Valley South Stadium Bellbrook, OH T, 1-1
PIT: Darren Amoo 87’
DAY: Mettin Copier 80’
June 17 Rochester Rhinos Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Tino Nunez 16’
ROC: Quavas Kirk 60’
June 22 Wilmington Hammerheads Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Matt Kassel 57’, Darren Amoo 82’
WIL: Emanuel Guzman 50’
June 30 Orlando City SC Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Matt Kassel 82’
July 4 @Dayton Dutch Lions Miami Valley South Stadium Bellbrook, OH L, 0-1
DAY: Akeem Priestley 86’
July 6 Harrisburg City Islanders Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 2-3
PIT: Rich Costanzo 25’, Darren Amoo 79’
HAR: Lucky Mkosana 19’, Sainey Touray 81’, Garret Pettis 87’
July 13 @Richmond Kickers City Stadium Richmond, VA L, 1-3
PIT: Matt Kassel (P) 90’
RIC: William Yomby 37’, Anthony Calvano (OG) 45’, Matthew Delicate (P) 86’
July 14 @Charlotte Eagles Charlotte Christian Stadium Charlotte, NC L, 0-2
CLT: Devon Grousis 35’, Chris Salvaggione 90’
July 20 Harrisburg City Islanders Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 0-2
HAR: Thomas Mellor 5’, Lucky Mkosana 85’
July 21 @Rochester Rhinos Sahlen’s Stadium Rochester, NY L, 0-2
ROC: Jimmy Banks 10’, Andrew Hoxie 77’
July 27 Antigua Barracuda Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA W, 4-1
PIT: Matt Kassel 5’, Jeremy Deighton 32’, Matt Kassel 75’, Mike Seth 76’
ANT: Tamorley Thomas 55’
July 31 Los Angeles Blues Chartiers Valley High School Stadium Bridgeville, PA L, 0-2
LAB: Brian Farber 38’, Maxwell Griffin 55’
CLT: Nathan Thornton 40’, Chris Salvaggione 90’, Mauricio Salles 90’+3
ROC: Andrew Hoxie 87’
2004
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2013 Statistics

Head Coach: Justin Evans Most Valuable Player: José Angulo
Stadium: Highmark Stadium Scoring Champion: José Angulo
League: USL Pro Golden Boot: José Angulo
Finish: 7th Assists Champion: Matthew Dallman
All-League First Team: José Angulo
Games: 26 All-League First Team: Matthew Dallman
Record: 10-8-8 All-League Second Team: Andrew Marshall
Home: 6-3-5
Away: 4-5-3

First Round
May 14 RWB Adria Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-1 (5-4 pens.)
PIT: Seth C’deBaca 53’
RWB: Carlos Munoz 17’
Second Round
May 21 @Ocean City Nor’easters Carey Stadium Ocean City, NJ L, 0-1
OCN: Ken Tribbett 68’
Postseason Results
Quarterfinals
Aug. 24 @Orlando City SC Citrus Bowl Orlando, FL L, 0-5
ORL: Tan Long 3’, Renan Boufleur 5’, Tan Long 48’, Dennis Chin 68’, Anthony Pulis (P) 80’

Andrew Marshall D 26 2,340 2 0 4 9 37
Jose Angulo F 24 1,902 15 4 34 73 21
Rich Costanzo D 24 2,072 1 1 3 8 29
Matthew Dallman M 23 1,730 2 12 16 14 8
Rob Vincent M 23 1,473 3 1 7 22 14
Ryan Kinne M 23 811 2 2 6 23 10
Mike Seth F 22 1,033 3 1 7 17 29
Kevin Kerr M 22 1,684 1 2 4 28 20
Alfonso Motagalvan
M 22 1,785 0 1 1 8 19
Darren Amoo F 21 773 5 1 11 16 14
Mike Green D 21 1,751 0 0 0 8 12
Seth C’deBaca M 18 1,103 0 2 2 11 11
Stefan Lundberg M 17 461 0 2 2 8 6
Jhonny Arteaga F 16 826 2 2 6 25 20
Mike Seamon M 16 1,034 0 0 0 4 6
Anthony Vazquez D 5 133 0 0 0 0 2
Nikola Katic D 4 98 0 0 0 0 0
Daniel Holowaty F 4 35 0 0 0 1 2
Jason Kutney M/D 2 156 0 0 0 0 3
Louie Rolko D 1 6 0 0 0 0 0

Hunter Gilstrap 21 1,890 8-5-8 25 67 5 1.19 .728
Gregory Blum 5 450 2-3-0 8 20 2 1.60 .714
56 # UNLEASH
2013 Results
April 6 @Richmond Kickers City Stadium Richmond, VA T, 0-0
April 13 Harrisburg City Islanders Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-2
PIT: José Angulo 70’
HAR: Sainey Touray 78’, Lucky Mkosana 90’
April 20 @Dayton Dutch Lions Beavercreek High School Stadium Beavercreek, OH L, 1-2
PIT: Kevin Kerr 45’
DAY: Gibson Bardsley 44’, Remco Klaasse 90’
April 26 @Charlotte Eagles Dickson Field Charlotte, NC L, 0-2
CLT: Christian Ramirez 3’, Christian Meza 54’
April 27 @Charleston Battery Blackbaud Stadium Charleston, SC L, 0-2
CHS: Michael Azira 24’, Michael Azira 61’
May 3 @Phoenix FC Sun Devil Soccer Stadium Tempe, AZ T, 1-1
PIT: Andrew Marshall 79’
PHX: Donny Toia 11’
May 5 @Los Angeles Blues Titan Stadium Fullerton, CA T, 0-0
May 9 Phoenix FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-1
PIT: José Angulo 22’, José Angulo 51’
PHX: Aaron King 90’
May 18 Dayton Dutch Lions Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 2-2
PIT: Jhonny Arteaga 10’, José Angulo 51’
DAY: Gibson Bardsley 61’, Tjeerd Westdjik 81’
May 24 Antigua Barracuda FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Mike Seth 18’, Matthew Dallman 39’
June 1 Rochester Rhinos Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-0
PIT: José Angulo 42’, Jhonny Arteaga 63’, Ryan Kinne 88’
June 7 Toronto FC Reserves Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
TOR: Andrew Wiedeman 72’
June 15 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
CHS: Jose Cuevas 37’
June 21 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA W, 4-3
PIT: José Angulo (P) 48’, Darren Amoo 58’, José Angulo 76’, Mike Seth 83’
HAR: Tom Mellor 1’, Jimmy McLaughlin 21’, Sainey Touray 90’
June 23 Antigua Barracuda FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 4-1
PIT: Darren Amoo 6’, Rob Vincent 16’, Darren Amoo 55’, José Angulo 64’
ANT: Tamorley Thomas 13’
July 4 Charlotte Eagles Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 2-3
PIT: Darren Amoo 15’, Andrew Marshall 40’
CLT: Jorge Herrera 17’, Nathan Thornton 45’, Andrew Marshall (OG) 72’
July 9 Los Angeles Blues Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-2
LAB: Duach Jock 64’, Matt Fondy 89’
July 17 Orlando City SC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
July 21 Wilmington Hammerheads Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Mike Seth 52’, Matthew Dallman 79’
WIL: Kyle Greig 72’
July 27 @Toronto FC Reserves BMO Field Toronto, ON W, 1-0
Aug. 2 @VSI Tampa Bay Plant City Stadium Tampa, FL W, 2-1
PIT: Rob Vincent 54’, Rich Costanzo 58’
VSI: Tim Donatelli 36’
Aug. 3 @Orlando City SC Citrus Bowl Orlando, FL W, 1-0
PIT: Ryan Kinne 52’
ROC: Tam McManus 90’+
Aug. 11 VSI Tampa Bay Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-2

2004
PIT: José Angulo (P) 53’, Rob Vincent 60’, Darren Amoo 68’
VSI: Chad Burt 70’, Andriy Budnyi 85’
Aug. 14 @Wilmington Hammerheads Legion Stadium Wilmington, NC L, 1-4
WIL: Kyle Greig 32’, Steven Perry 76’, Bryce Taylor 82’, Cody Arnoux 85’
Aug. 17 Richmond Kickers Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
RIC: Joseph Ngwenya 68’
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2014 Statistics

Head Coach: Justin Evans, Nikola Katic Hat Trick:
Stadium: Highmark Stadium José Angulo | July 25 at Real Salt Lake Reserves
League: USL Pro
Finish: 11th
Games: 28
Record: 9-14-5
Home: 5-7-2
Away: 4-7-3

Second Round
May 14 New York Red Bulls (NPSL) Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-1
PIT: Kevin Kerr 10’, José Angulo 68’, Rob Vincent 81’
NY: Sean Sheridan (P) 12’
Third Round
May 28 RWB Adria Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-2 AET
PIT: Danny Earls 40’, Collins John 80’, Jhonny Arteaga 112’
RWB: Derek Huffman 44’, Taylor Bond 62’
Fourth Round
June 18 @Chicago Fire Toyota Park Bridgeview, IL L, 1-2*
FIRE: Grant Ward 22’, Mike Magee 40’
* - match terminated in 49th minute (weather)

Mike Green F 28 2,178 4 1 9 16 14
Rob Vincent M 28 2,288 3 1 7 34 20
Matthew Dallman D 28 2,120 0 7 7 9 14
Danny Earls M/D 27 2,388 1 6 8 21 34
Kevin Kerr M 24 1,963 4 0 8 21 28
Jose Angulo F 23 1,599 8 0 16 48 18
Joseph Ngwenya F 20 1,294 1 5 7 16 12
Andrew Marshall D 19 1,664 1 1 3 8 22
Alfonso Motagalvan M 18 865 1 1 3 1 6
Seth C’deBaca M 18 454 0 0 0 7 1
Anthony Obodai M/D 16 1,137 0 0 0 2 25
Anthony Arena D 16 1,384 0 0 0 4 13
Collins John F 12 776 4 1 9 17 13
Miroslav Cabrilo M 12 242 2 0 4 8 1
Jason Johnson F/M 12 700 1 1 3 13 13
Brian Fekete D 11 611 2 0 4 7 14
Jhonny Arteaga F 8 273 1 0 2 10 7
Andrew Ribeiro D 7 462 0 0 0 1 4
Mike Seth F 7 174 0 0 0 2 7
Mackenzie Pridham F 6 110 1 0 2 5 1
Brian Ownby F 5 307 1 0 2 2 4
Bryan Salazar M 1 5 0 0 0 0 0
Anthony Virgara M 1 15 0 0 0 0 0

Michael Lisch 17 1,530 7-7-3 25 67 4 1.47 .728
Hunter Gilstrap 9 782 2-5-2 17 36 2 1.96 .679
Gregory Blum 3 208 0-2-0 7 13 0 3.03 .650
58 # UNLEASH
2014 Results
March 29 @Orlando City SC ESPN Wide World of Sports Lake Buena Vista, FL T, 1-1
ORL: Luke Boden 58’
PIT: Collins John 82’
RIC: Michael Seaton 19’, Kyle Porter 57’, Kyle Porter 90’
April 12 Wilmington Hammerheads Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 3-4
PIT: José Angulo 52’, Collins John 67’, Kevin Kerr 86’
WIL: Steven Miller 27’, Daniel Lovitz 39’, Sammy Ochoa 58’, Sammy Ochoa 72’
April 19 @Richmond Kickers City Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 2-2
PIT: Brian Ownby 11’, Jhonny Arteaga 61’
RIC: Kyle Porter 65’, Matthew Delicate 77’
April 26 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
May 9 Orlando City SC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
May 17 Rochester Rhinos Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
ROC: Alex Dixon 41’
May 23 @Wilmington Hammerheads Legion Stadium Wilmington, NC L, 1-5
WIL: Jordan Hamilton 1’, Steven Miller 5’, Sammy Ochoa 35’, Cody Arnoux 90’, William Heaney 90’
CHS: Amadou Sanyang 40’
June 1 Harrisburg City Islanders Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Brian Fekete 12’
HAR: Tim McLaughlin 85’
June 7 @Rochester Rhinos Sahlen’s Stadium Rochester, NY W, 3-2
PIT: Brian Fekete 43’, Rob Vincent 75’, José Angulo 84’
ROC: Minh Vu 26’, J.C. Banks 90’
June 11 Harrisburg City Islanders Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-3
HAR: Tim McLaughlin 48’, Clesio Bauque 63’, Yann Ekra 86’
June 14 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA T, 0-0
June 22 Richmond Kickers Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-3
RIC: Shay Spitz 5’, Brian Fekete (OG) 11’, Matthew Delicate 68’
June 28 Dayton Dutch Lions Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
DAY: Eli Garner 18’
July 1 @Dayton Dutch Lions Beavercreek High School Stadium Beavercreek, OH W, 2-1
PIT: Mike Green 47’, Mike Green 55’
DAY: Aaron Schoenfeld 5’
July 4 Rochester Rhinos Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Andrew Marshall 51’, Alfonso Motagalvan 66’
July 12 @Oklahoma City Energy FC Pribil Stadium Oklahoma City, OK L, 0-2
OKC: Michael Thomas 5’, Dan Delgado 19’
July 17 Charlotte Eagles Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Kevin Kerr 68’, José Angulo 81’
July 25 @Real Salt Lake Reserves Rio Tinto Stadium Sandy, UT W, 5-2
PIT: José Angulo (P) 6, José Angulo (P) 38’, José Angulo (P) 45’, Rob Vincent 80’, Jason Johnson 84’
RSL: Sebastian Saucedo 8’, Devon Sandoval 28’
July 27 @Sacramento Republic FC CalExpo Soccer Stadium Sacramento, CA L, 0-5
SAC: Thomas Stewart 7’, Thomas Stewart 33’, Rodrigo Lopez 69’, Adam Jahn 84’, Rodrigo Lopez 85’
Aug. 2 LA Galaxy II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-1
PIT: Joseph Ngwenya 30’, Danny Earls 39’, Kevin Kerr 78’
LA: Jose Villarreal 18’
Aug. 8 Orange County Blues Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Mike Green 54’
Aug. 16 @Arizona United SC Peoria Sports Complex Peoria, AZ L, 1-3

PIT: Mackenzie Pridham 87’
2004
ARI: Jonathan Okafor 56’, Jonathan Top 61’, Brad Stisser 78’
Aug. 24 FC Dallas Reserves Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-1
PIT: Rob Vincent 20’, Kevin Kerr 33’, Mike Green 55’
DAL: Brian Span 43’
Aug. 29 @Charlotte Eagles Dickson Field Charlotte, NC W, 1-0
PIT: Miroslav Cabrilo 76’
Aug. 30 @Charleston Battery Blackbaud Stadium Charleston, SC L, 0-4
CHS: Dane Kelly 38’, Dane Kelly 47’, Dane Kelly 54’, Zach Prince 67’
Sept. 6 Arizona United SC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-2
ARI: Tan Long 12’, Tan Long 75’
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2015 Statistics

Head Coach: Mark Steffens All-League First Team: Rob Vincent
Stadium: Highmark Stadium All-League Second Team: Kevin Kerr
League: USL
Finish: 5th, Eastern Hat Tricks:
Kevin Kerr | March 28 vs. Harrisburg City Islanders
Games: 28 Rob Vincent | Aug. 1 vs. Wilmington Hammerheads
Record: 11-9-8
Home: 6-2-6
Away: 5-7-2

Second Round
May 20 West Virginia Chaos Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-0
PIT: Rob Vincent 9’, Lebo Moloto 10’, Kevin Kerr 87’
Third Round
May 27 Tampa Bay Rowdies Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Rob Vincent 90’+1
Fourth Round
June 17 D.C. United Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-3 AET
PIT: Rob Vincent (P) 24’
DCU: Facundo Coria 8’, Kofi Opare 92’, Nick DeLeon 104’
Postseason Results
Conference Quarterfinals
Sept. 26 @New York Red Bulls II Red Bull Arena Harrison, NJ L, 2-4 AET
PIT: Willie Hunt 15’, Willie Hunt 96’
NY: Manolo Sanchez 62’, Karl Ouimette 101’, Karl Ouimette 115’, Daniel Bedoya 119’

Rob Vincent M 27 2,421 18 6 42 69 26
Willie Hunt D 27 2,312 1 0 2 5 17
Mike Green M/D 27 1,961 0 2 2 14 9
Kevin Kerr M 26 2,330 10 9 29 50 19
Anthony Arena D 26 2,277 2 0 4 7 22
Miroslav Cabrilo F 25 760 3 4 10 22 15
Danny Earls D 25 2,243 3 3 9 11 36
Lebo Moloto M 24 1,693 6 7 19 19 27
Stephen Okai M 23 1,495 0 2 2 17 17
Tyler Pasher D 21 1,003 2 0 4 12 9
Fejiro Okiomah D 21 1,363 1 2 4 3 14
Matthew Dallman M 18 1,285 0 4 4 4 7
Vini Dantas F 16 925 2 3 7 18 10
Drew Russell D 15 445 0 1 1 7 8
Amara Soumah F 11 162 2 0 4 8 5
Max Touloute F 11 454 1 1 3 7 4
Boris Zivanovic M 10 374 1 0 2 4 9
Ben Newnam D 6 316 0 0 0 1 1
Anthony Virgara D 6 74 0 0 0 3 1
Seth C’deBaca M 4 19 0 0 0 0 0
Kene Eze F 2 5 0 0 0 0 0
Conor Donovan D 1 90 0 0 0 0 0
Jeffrey Kyei M 1 24 0 0 0 0 0
Nick Kolarac M 1 2 0 0 0 0 0
Jereme Raley D 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Calle Brown 14 1,260 6-4-4 16 34 5 1.14 .680
Ryan Thompson 10 900 3-4-3 17 28 0 1.70 .622
Ryan Hulings 2 180 1-0-1 6 8 0 3.00 .571
Jesse Gonzalez 1 90 1-0-0 1 2 0 1.00 .667
Matt Lampson 1 90 0-1-0 2 3 0 2.00 .600
60 # UNLEASH
2015 Results
March 28 Harrisburg City Islanders Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 5-2
PIT: Rob Vincent 5’, Kevin Kerr 11’, Kevin 52’, Kevin Kerr 78’, Rob Vincent 90’+
HAR: Zach Pfeffer 22’, Garret Pettis (P) 87’
April 4 Rochester Rhinos Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Max Touloute 49’
ROC: Tony Walls 28’, Alex Dixon 51’
April 11 @Saint Louis FC St. Louis Soccer Park Fenton, MO T, 1-1
PIT: Vini Dantas 73’
STL: Brandon Barklage 44’
April 19 Louisville City FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Fejiro Okiomah 38’
LOU: Kadeem Dacres 90’+2
April 25 Toronto FC II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 5-1
PIT: Kevin Kerr (P) 41’, Rob Vincent 56’, Rob Vincent 68’, Danny Earls 72’, Tyler Pasher 90’
TOR: Molham Babouli 17’
May 3 @New York Red Bulls II Red Bull Arena Harrison, NJ L, 2-3
PIT: Rob Vincent 8’, Rob Vincent 64’
NY: Fejiro Okiomah (OG) 6’, Manolo Sanchez 66’, Anthony Wallace 90’+4
CHS: Zach Prince 13’, Dane Kelly 65’, Dante Marini 73’
May 16 Richmond Kickers Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Anthony Arena 56’
RIC: Brian Ownby 24’
May 23 @Richmond Kickers City Stadium Richmond, VA W, 2-1
PIT: Lebo Moloto 12’, Miroslav Cabrilo 18’
May 30 Harrisburg City Islanders Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 6-5
PIT: Rob Vincent 48’, Amara Soumah 52’, Danny Earls 81’, Danny Earls 90’, Rob Vincent 90’+3, Kevin Kerr 90’+5
HAR: Yann Ekra 28’, Danny DiPrima 37’, Jose Barril 38’, Jason Plumhoff 56’, Garret Pettis 86’
June 6 Saint Louis FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
STL: Jeremie Lynch 80’
June 13 @Charlotte Independence Eagle Field Rock Hill, SC L, 1-2
PIT: Lebo Moloto 45’+
CLT: Carlos Alvarez 52’, Jorge Herrera (P) 65’
June 20 FC Montreal Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
June 27 @Rochester Rhinos Sahlen’s Stadium Rochester, NY L, 0-1
ROC: Tony Walls (P) 79’
July 4 New York Red Bulls II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-0
PIT: Rob Vincent 42’, Tyler Pasher 74’, Rob Vincent 82’
July 8 @Toronto FC II Ontario Soccer Centre Vaughan, ON W, 2-0
PIT: Kevin Kerr 9’, Anthony Arena 90’
July 12 @FC Montreal Stade Saputo Montreal, QC L, 2-4
PIT: Boris Zivanovic 14’, Rob Vincent (P) 56’
MON: Anthony Jackson-Hamel 7’, Marco Dominguez 47’, Alessandro Riggi 71’, Anthony Jackson-Hamel 89’
July 18 Louisville City FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-2
LOU: Magnus Rasmussen 15’, Matt Fondy 66’
PIT: Amara Soumah 7’, Rob Vincent (P) 21’, Shane Johnson (OG) 62’
HAR: Jason Plumhoff 42’, Craig Foster 70’, Craig Foster 80’, Jason Plumhoff 90’+1
Aug. 1 Wilmington Hammerheads Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-0
PIT: Rob Vincent 20’, Rob Vincent 85’, Rob Vincent 90’
Aug. 8 @Toronto FC II Ontario Soccer Centre Vaughan, ON W, 3-1
PIT: Rob Vincent 11’, Lebo Moloto 30’, Miroslav Cabrilo 79’
TOR: Raheem Edwards 90’+3
Aug. 15 Charlotte Independence Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Lebo Moloto 39’
CLT: Ryan Finley 85’
Aug. 22 @Charlotte Independence Ramblewood Soccer Complex Charlotte, NC L, 1-2

PIT: Willie Hunt 89’
CLT: Daniel Jackson 7’, Enzo Martinez 38’
2004
Aug. 29 @Louisville City FC Louisville Slugger Field Louisville, KY W, 1-0
Sept. 5 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
CHS: Maikel Chang 90’
Sept. 12 @Wilmington Hammerheads Legion Stadium Wilmington, NC T, 1-1
PIT: Vini Dantas 70’
WIL: Andrae Campbell 15’
Sept. 16 Rochester Rhinos Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Lebo Moloto 69’
ROC: Christian Volesky 83’
Sept. 19 @Harrisburg City Islanders Skyline Sports Complex Harrisburg, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Lebo Moloto 34’, Kevin Kerr 35’
HAR: Antoine Hoppenot 75’
UNLEASH
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2016 Statistics

Head Coach: Mark Steffens, Dave Brandt All-League Second Team: Corey Hertzog
Stadium: Highmark Stadium
League: USL
Finish: 13th, Eastern
Games: 30
Record: 6-17-7
Home: 4-9-2
Away: 2-8-5

Second Round
May 18 Lansdowne Bhoys FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-2
LAN: Craig Purcell 10’, Daryl Kavanagh 76’

Corey Hertzog F 30 2,500 13 4 30 62 24
Willie Hunt D 29 2,466 1 0 2 5 18
Mike Green M 29 2,234 0 2 2 14 10
Kevin Kerr M 27 2,376 4 4 12 31 16
Lebo Moloto M 27 2,062 1 1 3 28 33
Zak Boggs F 26 894 0 0 0 11 9
Sergio Campbell D 26 2,216 1 0 2 3 30
Marshall Hollingsworth M 24 1,724 0 1 1 6 15
Stephen Okai M 23 1,484 1 2 4 12 13
Drew Russell D 21 1,054 0 1 1 8 13
Nick Thompson M 17 563 2 0 4 14 4
Jack Thompson M 16 585 0 1 1 8 6
Conor Branson D 14 646 1 1 3 3 8
Danny Earls M 13 1,153 0 3 3 3 18
Jordan Murrell D 12 734 0 0 0 2 10
Ryan Adeleye D 10 700 0 0 0 0 16
Alejandro Aguillar Bolanos
F 9 358 0 1 1 9 3
Duwayne Ewart F 9 302 0 0 0 2 5
Cristian Martinez M 8 430 0 1 1 7 7
Isaiah Schafer D 8 348 0 0 0 2 0
Romeo Parkes F 6 474 5 0 10 15 1
Chevaughn Walsh F 6 336 1 0 2 12 6
James Bissue M 6 210 0 0 0 4 3
Alex Harlley M 5 86 0 0 0 4 0
Karsten Smith D 5 346 0 0 0 0 6
Ben Swanson M 5 179 0 0 0 0 2
Nick Kolarac M 2 58 0 0 0 2 0
Chad Barson D 2 140 0 0 0 2 0
Rodrigo Saravia M 2 117 0 0 0 3 2
Rob Vincent M 1 90 1 0 2 3 2
Ryan Dodson F 1 18 0 0 0 0 0
Caleb Postlewait D 1 24 0 0 0 0 0

Mauricio Vargas 12 1,080 3-8-1 20 41 0 1.67 .672
Zack Steffen 9 810 3-3-3 12 37 0 1.33 .755
Hunter Gilstrap 9 810 0-6-3 18 31 0 2.00 .633
62 # UNLEASH
2016 Results
April 2 Rochester Rhinos Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
ROC: Christian Volesky 7’
April 17 @Toronto FC II Ontario Soccer Complex Vaughn, ON T, 2-2
PIT: Romeo Parkes 41’, Conor Branson 90’+2
TOR: Nick Hagglund 12’, Raheem Edwards (P) 56’
April 22 Orlando City B Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Romeo Parkes (P) 90’+2
ORL: Tyler Turner 39’, Tyler Turner 67’
April 27 @Louisville City FC Louisville Slugger Stadium Louisville, KY T, 2-2
PIT: Romeo Parkes 10’, Corey Hertzog 75’
LOU: Chandler Hoffman 57’, Conor Shanosky 85’
April 30 @Charleston Battery MUSC Health Stadium Charleston, SC T, 1-1
PIT: Romeo Parkes 30’
CHS: Justin Portillo (P) 66’
May 7 New York Red Bulls II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-3
NY: Anatole Abang 12’, Stefano Bonomo 73’, Derrick Etienne Jr. 83’
May 14 @FC Cincinnati Nippert Stadium Cincinnati, OH L, 0-1
CIN: Jimmy McLaughlin 27’
May 21 Toronto FC II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Lebo Moloto 68’, Corey Hertzog 72’
TOR: Malik Johnson 83’
May 28 @New York Red Bulls II Red Bull Arena Harrison, NJ L, 0-1
NY: Junior Flemmings 8’
June 4 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Rob Vincent 50’
CHS: O’Brian Woodbine (P) 37’, Taylor Mueller 42’
June 11 @Richmond Kickers City Stadium Richmond, VA L, 1-3
PIT: Corey Hertzog 90’
RIC: Conor Branson (OG) 17’, Hunter Gilstrap (OG) 20’, Anthony Grant 67’
June 18 FC Montreal Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Kevin Kerr 17’, Corey Hertzog 27’
MON: Anthony Jackson-Hamel 26’
June 25 @Rochester Rhinos Rochester Rhinos Stadium Rochester, NY L, 1-2
ROC: Joe Farrell 8’, Mike Garzi 60’
July 4 Harrisburg City Islanders Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
July 10 @Bethlehem Steel FC Goodman Stadium Bethlehem, PA L, 0-2
BST: Cory Burke 24’, Leo Fernandes 90’+2
July 14 Richmond Kickers Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-2
RIC: Yudai Imura (P) 44’, Sunny Jane 67’
July 17 Harrisburg City Islanders Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-2
HAR: Dante Leverock 29’, Jose Barril 33’
July 23 Charlotte Independence Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-3
CLT: Caleb Calvert 31’, Lewis Hilton 44’, Jorge Herrera 90’+4
July 30 @Wilmington Hammerheads Legion Stadium Wilmington, NC W, 4-1
PIT: Kevin Kerr 45’, Corey Hertzog 45’+2, Stephen Okai 70’, Nick Thompson 90’+3
WIL: Jeremie Lynch 62’
Aug. 5 Louisville City FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-2
LOU: George David IV: 56’, George Davis IV 82’
Aug. 10 @FC Montreal Complexe Sportif Claude-Robillard Montreal, QC L, 1-4
MON: Alessandro Riggi 1’, Ballou Jean-Yves Tabia 11’, Anthony Jackson-Hamel 27’, Nevelo Yoseke 75’
Aug. 13 Bethlehem Steel FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Corey Hertzog 18’, Kevin Kerr 62’
BST: Cory Burke 28’
Aug. 20 @Rochester Rhinos Rochester Rhinos Stadium Rochester, NY L, 0-3
ROC: Sofiane Tergou 8’, Sofiane Tergou 40’, Sean Reilly 57’
Aug. 24

Wilmington Hammerheads Highmark Stadium
2004 Pittsburgh, PA
PIT: Corey Hertzog 6’, Willie Hunt 40’, Nick Thompson 44’, Corey Hertzog (P) 90’+
W, 4-1
WIL: Ashani Fairclough 72’

Aug. 27 @Harrisburg City Islanders FNB Field Harrisburg, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Sergio Campbell 70’
HAR: Craig Foster 65’
Sept. 3 @Orlando City B Titan Soccer Complex Melbourne, FL W, 2-0
PIT: Chevaughn Walsh 23’, Corey Hertzog 90’+
Sept. 10 @Charlotte Independence Ramblewood Soccer Complex Charlotte, NC L, 0-4
CLT: Brian Brown 37’, David Estrada 45’, David Estrada 54’, Jorge Herrera 90’+1
Sept. 14 FC Cincinnati Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
Sept. 18 @Bethlehem Steel FC Goodman Stadium Bethlehem, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Corey Hertzog (P) 9’
BST: James Chambers 68’
Sept. 24 FC Cincinnati Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
CIN: Sean Okoli (P) 31’
UNLEASH
# 63
2017 Statistics

Head Coach: Dave Brandt All-League Second Team: Corey Hertzog
Stadium: Highmark Stadium
League: USL
Finish: 13th, Eastern
Games: 32
Record: 8-12-12
Home: 4-7-5
Away: 4-5-7

Second Round
May 17 @Chicago FC United Northwestern University Soccer Field Evanston, IL L, 1-3
PIT: Kay Banjo 58’
CHI: Mark Segbres 19’, Tom Barlow 73’, Ryan Sierakowski 90’+4

Kevin Kerr M/F 32 2,813 3 5 11 29 23
Corey Hertzog F 32 2,715 14 2 30 98 28
Taylor Washington D 29 2,416 0 1 1 3 24
Jamal Jack D 28 2,408 1 0 2 5 23
Victor Souto M 26 2,188 2 1 5 12 40
Romeo Parkes M/F 24 1,809 3 3 9 54 17
Stephen Okai M 23 1,692 1 0 2 7 12
Chevaughn Walsh F 22 1,169 5 2 12 35 25
Marshall Hollingsworth M 20 1,356 2 2 6 7 25
Kay Banjo F 19 707 2 2 6 15 5
Jack Thompson M 19 1,334 0 0 0 5 5
Mike Green D/M 15 843 0 0 0 1 10
Tobi Adewole D 15 1,322 0 0 0 0 11
Kenroy Howell M 14 310 0 0 0 4 5
Gale Agbossoumonde D 11 749 0 0 0 1 12
Joe Greenspan D 10 900 0 1 1 4 14
Ritchie Duffie D 10 815 0 1 1 3 11
Shannon Gomez D 10 666 0 1 1 1 6
Danny Earls M 10 484 0 0 0 2 10
Ben Fitzpatrick D/M 9 456 0 0 0 4 2
Abuchi Obinwa M 7 412 0 0 0 2 13
Rich Balchan D 6 513 0 0 0 2 3
Lalas Abubakar D 5 450 0 0 0 2 7
Ben Swanson M 3 104 0 0 0 2 1
Connor Maloney D 2 81 0 0 0 0 2
Ryan Adewole D 2 36 0 0 0 0 2
Nick Thompson M 1 2 0 0 0 0 0

Trey Mitchell 17 1,530 6-6-5 16 46 6 0.94 .742
Matt Perrella 8 716 1-4-3 15 25 0 1.89 .625
Keasel Broome 6 540 1-1-4 8 16 2 1.33 .667
Macklin Robinson 1 90 0-1-0 3 6 0 3.00 .667
Alex Kapp 1 4 0-0-0 0 1 0 0.00 1.000
64 # UNLEASH
2017 Results
March 25 New York Red Bulls II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 3-3
PIT: Corey Hertzog 9’, Kevin Kerr 39’, Corey Hertzog 81
NY: Florian Valot 6’, Vincent Bezecourt 16’, Vincent Bezecourt (P) 76’
April 1 FC Cincinnati Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
CIN: Djiby Fall 55’
April 8 @Charleston Battery MUSC Health Stadium Charleston, SC W, 2-1
PIT: Marshall Hollingsworth 59’, Corey Hertzog 90’+1
CHS: Ataulla Guerra 8’
April 12 Saint Louis FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Kay Banjo 5’
STL: José Angulo 30’, Christian Volesky 67’
April 15 @Charlotte Independence Eagle Field Rock Hill, SC T, 1-1
PIT: Kay Banjo 2’
CLT: Jorge Herrera (P) 6’
PIT: Marshall Hollingsworth 60’
RIC: Fred Sekyere 15’, Alhaji Kamara 47’
April 29 Harrisburg City Islanders Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
May 3 Toronto FC II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Victor Souto 22’
May 13 @Ottawa Fury FC TD Place Stadium Ottawa, ON W, 1-0
May 20 Louisville City FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
LOU: Luke Spencer 7’
May 24 @Harrisburg City Islanders FNB Field Harrisburg, PA T, 0-0
June 3 Orlando City B Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-2
ORL: Hadji Barry 42’, Zach Ellis-Hayden 53’
June 10 @Toronto FC II Ontario Soccer Complex Toronto, ON T, 1-1
TOR: Tsubasa Endoh 59’
June 17 @Louisville City FC Louisville Slugger Field Louisville, KY L, 0-3
LOU: Cameron Lancaster 8’, Cameron Lancaster 64’, Niall McCabe 78’
June 22 Tampa Bay Rowdies Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Chevaughn Walsh 11’, Romeo Parkes 88’
July 4 Charlotte Independence Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-3
PIT: Chevuaghn Walsh 90’+2
CLT: Enzo Martinez 40’, Jorge Herrera (P) 62’, Jorge Herrera 79’
July 8 @Orlando City B Orlando City Stadium Orlando, FL T, 0-0
July 15 @Bethlehem Steel FC Goodman Stadium Bethlehem, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Chevaughn Walsh 24’
BST: James Chambers (P) 27’
July 22 @Rochester Rhinos Capelli Sport Stadium Rochester, NY T, 0-0
July 26 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 2-2
PIT: Victor Souto 21’, Corey Hertzog 62’
CHS: Miles Robinson 11’, Maikel Chang 84’
July 29 @Tampa Bay Rowdies Al Lang Stadium St. Petersburg, FL L, 0-2
TAM: Alex Morrell 11’, Alex Morrell 76’
Aug. 5 Richmond Kickers Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Stephen Okai 82’
RIC: Raul Gonzalez 65’
Aug. 12 @Harrisburg City Islanders FNB Field Harrisburg, PA W, 3-0
PIT: Romeo Parkes 28’, Chevaughn Walsh 56’, Chevaughn Walsh 76’
Aug. 19 @Saint Louis FC World Wide Technology SP Fenton, MO W, 2-1
PIT: Corey Hertzog 47’, Corey Hertzog (P) 73’
STL: Seth Rudolph 44’
Aug. 26 Bethlehem Steel FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-2
PIT: Corey Hertzog 10’, Jamal Jack 19’, Kevin Kerr 75’
BST: Cory Burke 42’, Cory Burke 71’
Sept. 2 @FC Cincinnati Nippert Stadium Cincinnati, OH T, 1-1

Sept. 9
CIN: Andrew Wiedeman 40’
Louisville City FC
2004
Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-3
LOU: Luke Spencer 33’, Kyle Smith 43’, Devon Williams (P) 54’
Sept. 16 Rochester Rhinos Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
ROC: Joe Farrell 90’
Sept. 24 @Bethlehem Steel FC Goodman Stadium Bethlehem, PA L, 2-3
PIT: Corey Hertzog (P) 40’, Corey Hertzog 64’
BST: Adam Najem 5’, Cory Burke 8’, Cory Burke 37’
Sept. 30 @New York Red Bulls II MSU Soccer Park Montclair, NJ L, 0-2
NY: Abuchi Obinwa (OG) 25’, Florian Valot 90’+4
Oct. 7 Rochester Rhinos Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-2
ROC: Jochen Graf 1’, Wal Fall 14’
Oct. 14 Ottawa Fury FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Corey Hertzog (P) 77’
OTT: Nick DePuy 9’
UNLEASH
# 65
2018 Statistics

Head Coach: Bob Lilley All-League First Team: Joe Greenspan
Stadium: Highmark Stadium All-League Second Team: Kenardo Forbes
League: USL
Finish: 3rd, Eastern Hat Trick:
Neco Brett | April 7 vs. Toronto FC II
Games: 34
Record: 15-5-14
Home: 9-2-7
Away: 6-3-7

Second Round
May 16 @Erie Commodores FC McConnell Family Stadium Erie, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Thomas Vancaeyezeele 4’, Kevin Kerr (P) 30’
ERIE: Cameron Philpot 45’
Third Round
May 23 FC Cincinnati Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-3
PIT: Dennis Chin 88’
CIN: Jimmy McLaughlin 39’, Lance Laing 61’, Daniel Haber 62’
Postseason Results
Oct. 20 Bethlehem Steel FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 2-2 (7-8 pens.)
PIT: Ben Zemanski 25’, Hugh Roberts 105’
BST: Michee Ngalina 70’, James Chambers 109’

Thomas Vancaeyezeele D/M 33 2,909 2 1 5 20 54
Kenardo Forbes M 33 2,637 4 8 16 42 34
Neco Brett F 33 2,222 15 7 37 67 21
Christiano François M 32 2,488 4 5 13 46 33
Jordan Dover D 30 2,569 2 0 4 17 44
Ray Lee D 28 2,146 0 3 3 4 30
Hugh Roberts D 26 1,866 1 1 3 12 22
Romeo Parkes F 25 1,371 5 0 10 43 20
Ben Zemanski M 24 1,581 2 2 6 10 34
Tobi Adewole D 24 1,797 1 0 2 4 17
Mouhamed Dabo M 24 1,820 1 0 2 4 37
Joe Greenspan D 23 1,920 3 0 6 17 27
Kevin Kerr M 20 1,361 2 4 8 16 10
Andrew Lubahn D 18 774 1 0 2 4 16
Todd Pratzner D 17 1,506 0 1 1 2 13
Joe Holland M 14 324 0 1 1 13 1
Kay Banjo F 13 457 1 1 3 8 7
Noah Franke M 8 401 0 0 0 7 4
Dennis Chin F 5 46 0 0 0 1 0
Ben Fitzpatrick M 3 169 1 0 2 5 6
Connor Maloney D 2 169 0 0 0 1 2
Bakie Goodman M 2 63 0 0 0 0 0

Dan Lynd 25 2,234
10-4-10 20 43 12 0.81 .683
Mike Kirk 7 556 3-1-3 6 13 2 0.97 .684
Kyle Morton 3 270 2-0-1 0 1 3 0.00 1.000
66 # UNLEASH
2018 Results
March 24 @Nashville SC Nissan Stadium Nashville, TN T, 0-0
March 31 Penn FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
April 7 Toronto FC II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 4-0
PIT: Neco Brett 52’, Neco Brett 59’, Neco Brett 83’, Christiano François 88’
April 14 Ottawa Fury FC Highmark Stadium Ottawa, ON W, 1-0
PIT: Tobi Adewole 85’
April 21 @FC Cincinnati Nippert Stadium Cincinnati, OH T, 2-2
PIT: Jordan Dover 6’, Thomas Vancaeyezeele 73’
CIN: Danni Konig 59’, Kenney Walker 78’
April 28 Atlanta United 2 Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Neco Brett 26’
May 5 @Toronto FC II Marina Auto Stadium Rochester, NY W, 2-1
PIT: Neco Brett 12’, Kevin Kerr 36’
TOR: Shaan Hundal 90’+1
May 11 Indy Eleven Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
May 19 @Tampa Bay Rowdies Al Lang Stadium St. Petersburg, FL T, 2-2
PIT: Max Lachowecki (OG) 20’, Romeo Parkes 30’
TAM: Lance Rozeboom 3’, Joe Cole 59’
May 26 Penn FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
May 30 Nashville SC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
NSH: Brandon Allen 69’
June 2 @Richmond Kickers City Stadium Richmond, VA W, 2-1
PIT: Neco Brett 72’, Romeo Parkes 79’
RIC: Luiz Fernando 53’
June 16 New York Red Bulls II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-0
PIT: Neco Brett 27’, Neco Brett 54’, Romeo Parkes 65’
June 23 @Charleston Battery MUSC Health Stadium Charleston, SC T, 0-0
June 27 @Louisville City FC Louisville Slugger Field Louisville, KY W, 1-0
PIT: Kenardo Forbes 79’
July 4 North Carolina FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Christiano François 45’, Kevin Kerr 71’
July 8 @Ottawa Fury FC TD Place Stadium Ottawa, ON W, 1-0
PIT: Hugh Roberts 22’
July 21 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
CHS: Ataulla Guerra 88’
July 28 @North Carolina FC WakeMed Soccer Park Cary, NC L, 1-2
PIT: Christiano François 57’
NC: Daniel Rios 24’, Wuilito Fernandes 90’+1
Aug. 1 Richmond Kickers Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-0
PIT: Neco Brett 5’, Neco Brett 69’, Ben Fitzpatrick 81’
Aug. 4 Toronto FC II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Neco Brett 81’
Aug. 12 @Bethlehem Steel FC Goodman Stadium Bethlehem, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Neco Brett 35’, Neco Brett 79’
BST: Chris Nanco 52’
Aug. 18 Charlotte Independence Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
Aug. 22 Tampa Bay Rowdies Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Mouhamed Dabo 45’+2
TAM: Junior Flemmings 72’
Aug. 29 @Indy Eleven Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN T, 2-2
PIT: Joe Greenspan 45’+2, Christiano François 59’
IND: Jack McInerney 4’, Jack McInerney 90’+4
Sept. 1 @FC Cincinnati Nippert Stadium Cincinnati, OH L, 1-2
CIN: Dekel Keinan 80’, Fanendo Adi 88’
Sept. 7 Bethlehem Steel FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 4-1
PIT: Joe Greenspan 17’, Kenardo Forbes 45’, Neco Brett 76’, Jordan Dover 79’
BST: James Chambers (P) 35’
Sept. 15 Louisville City FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 2-2
PIT: Gregory Ranjitsingh (OG) 86’, Kenardo Forbes (P) 90’+1

Sept. 22
LOU: Cameron Lancaster 31’, Alexis Souahy 70’
Indy Eleven
2004
Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-2
PIT: Ben Zemanski 49’, Neco Brett 51’, Kenardo Forbes (P) 90’
IND: Jack McInerney 81’, Joe Greenspan (OG) 90’+2
Sept. 26 @Penn FC FNB Field Harrisburg, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Kay Banjo 38’, Andrew Lubahn 90’+3
Sept. 29 @Charlotte Independence Sportsplex at Matthews Charlotte, NC T, 2-2
PIT: Romeo Parkes 4’, Ben Zemanski 90’+4
CLT: Jorge Herrera 19’, Eamon Zayed 86’
Oct. 6 FC Cincinnati Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
Oct. 10 @Atlanta United 2 Coolray Field Lawrenceville, GA T, 1-1
PIT: Thomas Vancaeyezeele 27’
ATL: Laurent Kissiedou 52’
Oct. 14 @New York Red Bulls II MSU Soccer Park Montclair, NJ L, 1-2
PIT: Joe Greenspan 90’+5
NY: Tom Barlow 30’, Jared Stroud 90’+1
UNLEASH
# 67
2019 Statistics

Head Coach: Bob Lilley Defender of the Year: Joe Greenspan
Stadium: Highmark Stadium All-League First Team: Kenardo Forbes
League: USL Championship All-League First Team: Joe Greenspan
Finish: 1st, Eastern All-League Second Team: Neco Brett
All-League Second Team: Thomas Vancaeyezeele
Games: 34
Record: 19-4-11 Hat trick:
Home: 10-0-7 Neco Brett | Oct. 26 vs. Birmingham Legion FC
Away: 9-4-4 (four goals)

Second Round
May 14 Dayton Dutch Lions Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-0
PIT: Neco Brett (P) 57’, Neco Brett 69’, Anthony Velarde 90’+2
Third Round
May 19 Indy Eleven Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
Fourth Round
June 11 @Columbus Crew SC MAPFRE Stadium Columbus, OH L, 0-1
COL: David Accam 55’
Postseason Results
Oct. 26 Birmingham Legion FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 7-0
PIT: Neco Brett 13’, Kyle Fisher (OG) 17’, Neco Brett 27’, Neco Brett (P) 34’, Jordan Dover 45’+1,
Robbie Mertz (P) 62’, Neco Brett 71’
Conference Semifinals
Nov. 2 Louisville City FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 1-2 AET

Ryan James D 34 2,831 0 5 5 8 20
Kenardo Forbes M 34 2,804 4 9 17 22 38
Tobi Adewole D 33 2,847 2 0 4 11 34
Steevan Dos Santos F 33 2,388 10 4 24 71 48
Joe Greenspan D 32 2,754 4 2 10 25 25
Thomas Vancaeyezeele
D 31 2,681 2 0 4 15 39
Neco Brett F 31 2,301 13 5 31 59 25
Kevin Kerr M 30 2,185 5 3 13 24 32
Robbie Mertz M 26 1,715 6 4 16 17 29
Jordan Dover D 25 2,240 1 2 4 13 41
Anthony Velarde M 25 1,065 3 4 10 15 18
Christian Volesky F 24 998 3 1 7 25 15
Mouhamed Dabo M 22 1,237 0 1 1 2 25
Noah Franke M 17 803 0 0 0 2 9
Sammy Kahsai M 13 638 1 0 2 5 15
Dani Rovira D 8 357 0 0 0 0 4
Mark Forrest F 7 97 1 0 2 3 6
Uchenna Uzo D 6 190 0 0 0 0 3
Todd Pratzner D 5 303 0 0 0 0 2
Caleb Smith D 1 15 0 0 0 0 0

Kyle Morton 24 2,160
15-2-7 20 48 13 0.83 .706
Austin Pack 6 540 2-2-2 7 11 2 1.17 .611
Ben Lundgaard 4 360 2-0-2 3 6 2 0.75 .667
68 # UNLEASH
2019 Results
March 16 @Tampa Bay Rowdies Al Lang Stadium St. Petersburg, FL L, 0-2
TBR: Shawn Barry 26’, Zach Steinberger 86’
March 23 @Swope Park Rangers Children’s Mercy Park Kansas City, MO T, 2-2
PIT: Tobi Adewole 71’, Anthony Velarde (P) 90’+1
SPR: Rodney Wallace 83’, Kelyn Rowe 88’
March 30 @Bethlehem Steel FC Talen Energy Stadium Chester, PA T, 2-2
PIT: Kevin Kerr 4’, Joe Greenspan 60’
quick facts
BST: Faris Pemi Moumbagna 21’, Michee Ngalina 36’
April 6 @Louisville City FC Louisville Slugger Field Louisville, KY W, 1-0
PIT: Neco Brett (P) 74’
April 13 Hartford Athletic Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-1
PIT: Steevan Dos Santos 14’, Kevin Kerr 74’, Neco Brett (P) 81’
HFD: Jose Angulo 54’
April 20 Saint Louis FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
April 27 Nashville SC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 2-2
PIT: Christian Volesky 88’, Kosuke Kimura (OG) 90’+2
NSH: Ken Tribbett 41’, Bradley Bourgeois 66’
May 4 @Charleston Battery MUSC Health Stadium Charleston, SC T, 2-2
PIT: Kevin Kerr 5’, Kenardo Forbes 12’
CHS: Zeiko Lewis (P) 76’, Nicque Daley 81’
May 25 Charlotte Independence Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
June 1 @Indy Eleven Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN L, 1-2
PIT: Robbie Mertz 15’
IND: Kenney Walker 71’, Tyler Pasher 81’
June 8 Ottawa Fury FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 2-2
PIT: Kevin Kerr 34’, Neco Brett 62’
OTT: Wal Fall 66’, Aidan Daniels 69’
June 15 @Atlanta United 2 Fifth Third Bank Stadium Kennesaw, GA W, 5-0
PIT: Robbie Mertz 4’, Steevan Dos Santos 7’, Neco Brett 13’, Thomas Vancaeyezeele 70’, Laurence Wyke (OG) 76’
June 22 New York Red Bulls II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-0
PIT: Neco Brett 40’, Steevan Dos Santos 51’, Thomas Vancaeyezeele 58’
June 29 Birmingham Legion FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 4-1
PIT: Steevan Dos Santos 13’, Robbie Mertz 25’, Robbie Mertz 39’, Christian Volesky 75’
BHM: Chandler Hoffman 83’
July 4 Bethlehem Steel FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
July 7 @Charlotte Independence Sportsplex at Matthews Charlotte, NC L, 0-1
CLT: Alex Martinez 23’
July 13 Tampa Bay Rowdies Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Kevin Kerr (P) 52’
TAM: Lucky Mkosana 84’
July 20 North Carolina FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Robbie Mertz 27’
July 27 @Hartford Athletic Dillon Stadium Hartford, CT W, 4-2
PIT: Steevan Dos Santos 13’, Anthony Velarde 37’, Kyle Curinga (OG) 38’, Neco Brett 76’
HFD: Mads Jorgensen 47’, Sebastian Dalgaard 84’
Aug. 3 Memphis 901 FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 4-0
PIT: Tobi Adewole 27’, Robbie Mertz 45’+2, Jordan Dover 64’, Steevan Dos Santos 69’
Aug. 10 Swope Park Rangers Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-2
PIT: Christian Volesky 7’, Neco Brett 47’, Anthony Velarde 51’
SPR: Gedion Zelalem (P) 33’, Ze Pedro 67’
Aug. 14 @New York Red Bulls II MSU Soccer Park Montclair, NJ W, 2-1
PIT: Joe Greenspan 36’, Neco Brett 84’
NY: Tom Barlow 20’
Aug. 17 @North Carolina FC WakeMed Soccer Park Cary, NC L, 0-5
NC: Andre Fortune (P) 45’+1, Ulrich Ewolo 50’, Ulrich Ewolo 57’, Andre Fortune 59’, Robert Kristo 74’
Aug. 23 Loudoun United FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Steevan Dos Santos 5’
Aug. 30 @Ottawa Fury FC TD Place Stadium Ottawa, ON W, 4-0
PIT: Steevan Dos Santos 2’, Neco Brett 11’, Neco Brett 34’, Sammy Kahsai 86’
Sept. 7 Louisville City FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
Sept. 14 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0

Sept. 21
@Nashville SC
2004
First Tennessee Park Nashville SC T, 0-0
Sept. 24 @Memphis 901 FC AutoZone Park Memphis, TN W, 1-0
Joe Greenspan 15’
Sept. 28 Indy Eleven Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-0
PIT: Neco Brett 15’, Kenardo Forbes 40’, Kenardo Forbes 71’
Oct. 1 @Loudoun United FC Segra Field Leesburg, VA W, 2-1
PIT: Neco Brett 57’, Joe Greenspan 62’
LDN: Kyle Murphy 52’
Oct. 5 Atlanta United 2 Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
PIT: Neco Brett (P) 45’
ATL: Wesly Decas 87’
Oct. 12 @Saint Louis FC West Community Stadium Fenton, MO W, 1-0
Oct. 20 @Birmingham Legion FC BBVA Field Birmingham, AL W, 1-0
PIT: Mark Forrest 90’
UNLEASH
# 69
2020 Statistics

Head Coach: Bob Lilley All-League First Team: Kenardo Forbes
Stadium: Highmark Stadium All-League First Team: Thomas Vancaeyezeele
League: USL Championship
Finish: 2nd, Group F (Eastern Conference)
Games: 16
Record: 11-4-1
Home: 5-2-1
Away: 6-2-0

Not held due to pandemic
Postseason Results
Oct. 10 @Louisville City FC Lynn Family Stadium Louisville, KY L, 0-2
LOU: Cameron Lancaster 17’, Corben Bone 86’

Thomas Vancaeyezeele D 16 1,440 1 0 2 7 15
Robbie Mertz M 16 1,391 5 4 14 13 16
Ryan James D 16 1,355 5 0 10 7 12
Skylar Thomas D 16 1,254 1 0 2 10 28
Danny Griffin M 16 1,208 2 2 6 5 14
Ropapa Mensah F 16 1,072 6 2 14 26 30
Jordan Dover D 15 1,240 1 1 3 7 23
Anthony Velarde M 15 629 5 2 12 7 18
Steevan Dos Santos F 14 879 5 1 11 19 20
Kenardo Forbes M 12 906 0 8 8 9 6
Lukas Fernandes F 12 278 2 0 4 6 2
Mark Forrest F 11 257 1 0 2 4 4
Dani Rovira D 10 380 0 1 1 0 5
Ray Lee D 9 688 1 2 4 2 4
Mark Lindstrom D 9 332 0 0 0 0 7
Dakota Barnathan M 8 196 0 0 0 0 3
Patrick Bunk-Andersen
D 7 396 0 0 0 2 1
Albert Dikwa F 6 245 3 0 6 15 7
Hunter Ashworth D 4 253 0 0 0 0 5
Tony Walls D 1 1 0 0 0 0 1

Danny Vitiello 8 720 6-2-0 4 14 5 0.50 .778
Tomas Gomez 8 720 5-2-1 6 18 3 0.75 .750
70 # UNLEASH
2020 Results
July 12 @Louisville City FC Lynn Family Stadium Louisville, KY W, 3-1
PIT: Jordan Dover 45’, Robbie Mertz 46’, Anthony Velarde 51’
LOU: Speedy Williams 18’
July 18 @Philadelphia Union II Subaru Park Chester, PA W, 6-0
PIT: Ropapa Mensah 29’, Danny Griffin 37’, Anthony Velarde 59’, Lukas Fernandes 67’, Steevan Dos Santos 81’,
Steevan Dos Santos 87’
July 22 Indy Eleven Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
quick facts

July 26
IND: Tyler Pasher 90’+7
@New York Red Bulls II Red Bull Arena Harrison, NJ L, 1-2
PIT: Skylar Thomas 9’
NY: Omar Sowe 34’, Deri Corfe 90’+5
Aug. 1 Philadelphia Union II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 4-0
PIT: Steevan Dos Santos 22’, Thomas Vancaeyezeele 36’, Steevan Dos Santos 42’, Ryan James 65’
Aug. 8 New York Red Bulls II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 4-1
PIT: Robbie Mertz (pen.) 3’, Robbie Mertz 61’, Ropapa Mensah 65’, Anthony Velarde 80’
NY: Dantouma Toure 90’+3
Aug. 15 @Indy Eleven Lucas Oil Stadium Indianapolis, IN L, 0-1
IND: Tyler Pasher 13’
Aug. 19 @Loudoun United FC Segra Field Leesburg, VA W, 2-0
PIT: Steevan Dos Santos 7’, Lukas Fernandes 11’
Aug. 22 Saint Louis FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 2-2
PIT: Ropapa Mensah 16’, Robbie Mertz 40’
STL: Kyle Greig 45’+1, Wal Fall 57’
Aug. 28 @Hartford Athletic Dillon Stadium Hartford, CT W, 3-0
PIT: Ryan James 11’, Danny Griffin 22’, Ryan James 50’
Sept. 1 Loudoun United FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-0
PIT: Mark Forrest (pen.) 5’, Anthony Velarde (pen.) 8’, Albert Dikwa 88’
Sept. 5 @New York Red Bulls II Red Bull Arena Harrison, NJ W, 3-0
PIT: Ropapa Mensah 45’, Preston Kilwein (OG) 51’, Robbie Mertz 58’
Sept. 12 Hartford Athletic Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 5-0
PIT: Ryan James 13’, Ropapa Mensah 27’, Anthony Velarde (pen.) 42’, Ryan James 47’, Ropapa Mensah 61’
Sept. 19 @Loudoun United FC Segra Field Leesburg, VA W, 1-0
PIT: Albert Dikwa 81’
Sept. 26 Hartford Athletic Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
HFD: Ever Guzman 36’
Oct. 3 Philadelphia Union II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Ray Lee 15’, Albert Dikwa 90’+2
PHI: Jack McGlynn (pen.) 63’
2004
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# 71
Club Hall of Fame
INAUGURAL RIVERHOUNDS SC HALL OF FAME CLASS

JUSTIN EVANS | DAVID FLAVIUS | PAUL HEASLEY | DAVE KASPER | JOHN KOWALSKI
**After being pushed back as a result of the pandemic, the Hounds Hall of Fame is expected to induct its next class in 2022.**
Drafted in a 1999 expansion draft, Justin Evans was selected as the

first-ever player in club history. Competing in six campaigns with
the club (1999-01, 03, 08-09), the midfielder is one of four players in
team history to have recorded at least 100 games played and 50 points
(101 career appearances and 50 career points). He was twice named
All-League Second Team in his Hounds career (2008-09).
David Flavius holds a number of all-time records in club history,

including career games played (183), goals (58) and points (141).
Playing eight straight seasons (1999-06) with the franchise, the striker
was twice named All-League Second Team.
Founding the franchise on March 11, 1998, Paul Heasley was the
original owner of the professional soccer club. Before selling the club
in 2004, the Hounds twice advanced to the quarterfinals of the USL
A-League playoffs. In 2001, the club made a run into the quarterfinals
of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. The team logged a 16-12 record
in its inaugural season en route to Organization of the Year honors.
Named vice president and general manager upon the team’s

conception, Dave Kasper propelled the team to its early success.
Among players he helped sign to the professional team in its inaugural
season, names such as Randy Dedini, Gary DePalma, Justin Evans,
David Flavius and Jaman Tripoli account for five of the 11 players in
team history who have recorded at least 100 games played.
As the first-ever head coach in team history, John Kowalski led the
team to its first-ever playoff victory and Organization of the Year honors
in 1999. Fielding high-scoring attacks, Kowalski-led teams scored an
average of 1.84 goals per game – the second most of any coach in
club history. He is one of four coaches in franchise history to have led
the club for at least 60 games (61 games at the helm).
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Postseason History
The Hounds set a

record attendance
when 6,073 fans
attended the 2019
Conference Semifinals
match at Highmark
Stadium.
YEAR ROUND DATE LOCATION OPPONENT RESULT

1999 Round of 16 Sept. 11 Uniondale, NY @Long Island Rough Riders W, 4-3
PIT: Goran Vasic 35’, Justin Evans 40’, Joenal Castma 75’, Allen Eller 77’
LI: Cordt Weinstein 52’, Darko Kolic 68’, John Wolyniec 87’
Quarterfinals Sept. 18 Rochester, NY @Rochester Raging Rhinos L, 2-6
PIT: Justin Evans 39’, Goran Vasic 88’
ROC: Doug Miller 2’, Darren Tilley 9’, Doug Miller 12’, Yari Allnutt 18’, Mauro Biello 50’,
Darren Tilley 71’
Sept. 25 Bethel Park, PA Rochester Raging Rhinos W, 1-0
Sept. 28 Rochester, NY @Rochester Raging Rhinos L, 0-2
ROC: Doug Miller 35’, Nate Daligcon 49’
2001 First Sept. 20 Bethel Park, PA Charleston Battery W, 2-1
PIT: Gary DePalma 45’, Phil Karn 86’
CHS: Paul Conway 38’
Sept. 22 Charleston, SC @Charleston Battery W, 3-1
PIT: Gary DePalma 3’, Paul Dougherty 45’, John Jones 54’
CHS: Mac Cozier 22’
Quarterfinals Sept. 26 Bethel Park, PA Rochester Raging Rhinos W, 2-1
PIT: Welton Melo 62’, John Jones 81’
ROC: Stoian Mladenov (P) 25’
Sept. 29 Rochester, NY @Rochester Raging Rhinos L, 0-3
ROC: Martin Nash 30’, Neathan Gibson 53’, Jimmy Tanner 90’
2004 Quarterfinals Aug. 20 Harrisburg, PA @Harrisburg City Islanders W, 4-0
PIT: David Flavius 5’, Greg Chevalier 30’, Matt Chulis 52’, Dan Hartung 58’
Aug. 21 Moon, PA Harrisburg City Islanders W, 3-1
PIT: David Flavius 28’, Said Ali 32’, Said Ali 57’
HAR: Andy Guastaferro 25’
Semifinals Aug. 28 Salt Lake City, UT @Utah Blitzz L, 0-1
UTAH: Byron Carmichael 50’
2006 Semifinals Aug. 18 Washington, PA Charlotte Eagles L, 0-4
CLT: Benjamin Meek 2’, Josh Rife 59’, Andriy Budnyi 64’, Adam Ruud 86’
Aug. 19 Charlotte, NC @Charlotte Eagles L, 1-2
CLT: Joseph Kabwe 42’, Andriy Budnyi 76’
2010 Semifinals Aug. 21 Richmond, VA @Richmond Kickers L, 0-2
RIC: Matthew Delicate 37’, Bobby Foglesong 54’
2011 Quarterfinals Aug. 19 Rochester, NY @Rochester Rhinos L, 0-4
ROC: Tyler Rosenlund 10’, Tony Donatelli 28’, Isaac Kissi 47’, Drew Cost 85’
2013 Quarterfinals Aug. 24 Orlando, FL @Orlando City SC L, 0-5
ORL: Tan Long 3’, Renan Boufleur 5’, Tan Long 48’, Dennis Chin 68’, Anthony Pulis (P) 80’
2015 Conf. Quarters Sept. 26 Harrison, NJ @New York Red Bulls II L, 2-4 AET
PIT: Willie Hunt 15’, Willie Hunt 96’
NY: Manolo Sanchez 62’, Karl Ouimette 101’, Karl Ouimette 115’, Daniel Bedoya 119’
2018 Conf. Quarters Oct. 20 Pittsburgh, PA Bethlehem Steel FC L, 2-2 P (7-8)
PIT: Ben Zemanski 25’, Hugh Roberts 105’
BST: Michee Ngalina 70’, James Chambers 109’
2019 Conf. Quarters Oct. 26 Pittsburgh, PA Birmingham Legion FC W, 7-0
PIT: Neco Brett 13’, Kyle Fisher (OG) 17’, Neco Brett 27’, Neco Brett (P) 34’,
Jordan Dover 45’+1, Robbie Mertz (P) 62’, Neco Brett 71’
Conf. Semis Nov. 2 Pittsburgh, PA Louisville City FC L, 1-2 AET
LOU: Luke Spencer 51’, Paolo DelPiccolo 118’
2020 Conf. Quarters Oct. 10 Louisville, KY @Louisville City FC L, 0-2
LOU: Cameron Lancaster 17’, Corben Bone 86’
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U.S. Open Cup History
In club history, the

Hounds hold a 13-17
overall record in U.S.
Open Cup play.
YEAR ROUND DATE LOCATION 2011 OPPONENT RESULT

2000 Second June 14 Bethel Park, PA Rochester Raging Rhinos L, 1-2
ROC: Martin Nash 15’, Onandi Lowe 74’
2001 Second June 27 Bethel Park, PA Colorado Rapids W, 2-0
PIT: Alfredo Ulloa 54’, Phil Karn 90’+
Third July 11 El Paso, TX @El Paso Patriots W, 2-1
PIT: David Flavius 1’, Henry Gutierrez (P) 48’
PASO: Luis Macias 86’
Quarterfinals July 24 Wheaton, IL @Chicago Fire L, 2-3 2OT
PIT: Welton Melo 9’, Paul Dougherty 70’
CHI: Hristo Stoitchkov (P) 15’, Dema Kovalenko 49’, Amos Magee 111’
2003

Third July 16
2015
Germantown, MD
@D.C. United L, 1-2
DCU: Mike Petke 33’, Dema Kovalenko 44’

2005 First June 15 Waukee, IA @Des Moines Menace L, 1-1 (2-4 pens.)
PIT: Gregory Victor 101’
DMM: Brian Biggerstaff 111’
2006 First June 14 Rochester, MI @Michigan Bucks L, 0-2
MICH: Kenny Uzoigwe 14’, Mychal Turpin 56’
2008 First June 10 Lisle, IL @A.A.C. Eagles W, 4-0
PIT: Nathan Salsi FH, Leon Browne FH, Jean Jerome SH, Travis MacKenzie SH
Second June 24 Rochester, NY @Rochester Rhinos L, 0-3
ROC: Johnny Menyongar 26’, Mauricio Salles 61’, Luke Kreamalmeyer 75’
2009 First June 9 Rochester, NY @Rochester Rhinos L, 1-1 (2-4 pens.)
ROC: Taiwo Atieno 90’+
2010 First June 15 Bridgeville, PA Detroit United W, 2-0
PIT: Alex Weekes (P) 35’, Adam Gazda 42’
Second June 22 Rochester, NY @Rochester Rhinos L, 0-3
ROC: Tyler Rosenlund 3’, Aaron Pitchkolan 8’, Tyler Rosenlund 66’
2011 First June 14 Bridgeville, PA Chattanooga FC W, 3-2 AET
PIT: Jason Yeisley 79’, Stefan Lundberg 89’, Jeremy Deighton 99’
CHA: Ivan Heredia 14’, Mark Beattie 55’
Second June 21 Richmond, VA @Richmond Kickers L, 1-4
RIC: David Bulow 17’, David Bulow 41’, Matthew Delicate 52’, Matthew Delicate 81’
2012 Second May 22 Bridgeville, PA Michigan Bucks L, 0-1
MICH: Stewart Givens (P) 90’
2013 First May 14 Pittsburgh, PA RWB Adria W, 1-1 (5-4 pens.)
PIT: Seth C’deBaca 53’
RWB: Carlos Munoz 17’
Second May 21 Ocean City, NJ @Ocean City Nor’easters L, 0-1
OCN: Ken Tribbett 68’
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U.S. Open Cup History
YEAR ROUND DATE LOCATION OPPONENT RESULT

2014 Second May 14 Pittsburgh, PA New York Red Bulls U-23s W, 3-1
PIT: Kevin Kerr 10’, José Angulo 68’, Rob Vincent 81’
NY: Sean Sheridan (P) 12’
Third May 28 Pittsburgh, PA RWB Adria W, 3-2 AET
PIT: Danny Earls 40’, Collins John 80’, Jhonny Arteaga 112’
RWB: Derek Huffman 44’, Taylor Bond 62’
Fourth June 18 Bridgeview, IL @Chicago Fire L, 1-2*
FIRE: Grant Ward 22’, Mike Magee 40’
2015 Second May 20 Pittsburgh, PA West Virginia Chaos W, 3-0
PIT: Rob Vincent 9’, Lebo Moloto 10’, Kevin Kerr 87’
Third May 27 Pittsburgh, PA Tampa Bay Rowdies W, 1-0
PIT: Rob Vincent 90’+1
Fourth June 17 Pittsburgh, PA D.C. United L, 1-3 AET
DCU: Facundo Coria 8’, Kofi Opare 92’, Nick DeLeon 104’
2016 Second May 18 Pittsburgh, PA Lansdowne Bhoys FC L, 0-2
LAN: Craig Purcell 10’, Daryl Kavanagh 76’
2017 Second May 17 Evanston, IL @Chicago FC United L, 1-3
PIT: Kay Banjo 58’
CHI: Mark Segbres 19’, Tom Barlow 73’, Ryan Sierakowski 90’+4
2018 Second May 16 Erie, PA @Erie Commodores FC W, 2-1
PIT: Thomas Vancaeyezeele 4’, Kevin Kerr (P) 30’
ERIE Cameron Philpot 45’
Third May 23 Pittsburgh, PA FC Cincinnati L, 1-3
PIT: Dennis Chin 88’
CIN: Jimmy McLaughlin 39’, Lance Laing 61’, Daniel Haber 62’
2019 Second May 14 Pittsburgh, PA Dayton Dutch Lions W, 3-0
PIT: Neco Brett (P) 57’, Neco Brett 69’, Anthony Velarde 90’+2
Third May 29 Pittsburgh, PA Indy Eleven W, 1-0
Fourth June 11 Columbus, OH @Columbus Crew SC L, 0-1
COL: David Accam 55’
* - match terminated in 49th minute due to lightning
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All-Time Leaders
Appearances
Name Nation Career GP
1 David Flavius Saint Lucia 1999-06 183
2 Kevin Kerr Scotland 2013-19 181
3 Gary DePalma United States 1999-04 145
4 Mike Green United States 2012-17 133
5 Sterling Flunder United States 2010-15 123
t6 Randy Dedini United States 1999-03 113
Nathan Salsi United States 2004-06, 2008-09 113
8 Jaman Tripoli United States 1999-03 105
t9 Hunter Gilstrap United States 2010-14, 2016-17 102
Jason Kutney United States 2006, 2008-13 102
Goals
Name Career All Comp Playoffs USOC League
1 David Flavius 1999-06 62 3 1 58
2 Neco Brett 2018-19 34 4 2 28
3 Kevin Kerr 2013-19 32 0 3 29
4 Thiago Martins 2002-03 31 0 1 30
5 Rob Vincent 2013-16 29 0 4 25
6 Corey Hertzog 2016-17 27 0 0 27
7 Phil Karn 1999-02 26 1 2 23
8 José Angulo 2013-14 24 0 1 23
9 Mike Apple 1999-02, 2004, 2006 22 1 0 21
t10 Gary DePalma 1999-04 17 2 0 15
Said Ali 2004 17 2 0 15
Assists Points
Name Assists Name Points
1 Kevin Kerr 27 1 David Flavius 141
t2 Kenardo Forbes 25 2 Kevin Kerr 85
David Flavius 25 3 Neco Brett 68
4 Matthew Dallman 24 4 Thiago Martins 67
t5 Gary DePalma 22 5 Corey Hertzog 60
Justin Evans 22 6 Rob Vincent 58
t7 Neco Brett 12 7 Phil Karn 54
Danny Earls 12 8 Michael Apple 53
Ricardo Villar 12 9 Gary DePalma 52
10 Michael Apple 11 t10 José Angulo 50
Justin Evans 50
Shots Fouls
Name Shots Name Fouls
1 David Flavius 290 1 David Flavius 182
2 Kevin Kerr 199 2 Justin Evans 180
3 Corey Hertzog 160 3 Gary DePalma 163
4 Phil Karn 152 4 Kevin Kerr 148
5 Justin Evans 146 5 Jaman Tripoli 124
6 Gary DePalma 129 6 Henry Gutierrez 116
7 Rob Vincent 128 t7 Jordan Dover 108
8 Neco Brett 126 Thomas Vancaeyezeele 108
t9 José Angulo 121 9 Phil Karn 100
Michael Apple 121 10 Danny Earls 98
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All-Time Leaders
Goalkeeper Wins
Name Nation Career Record
1 Randy Dedini United States 1999-03 51-47-12
2 Hunter Gilstrap United States 2010-14/16-17 28-45-29
3 Chris Robinson United States 2004-06 21-7-7
4 Kyle Morton United States 2018-19 17-2-8
5 Dan Lynd United States 2018 10-4-10
6 Terry McNelis United States 2005-06 9-11-3
7 Michael Lisch United States 2014 7-7-3
t8 Danny Vitiello United States 2020- 6-2-0
Trey Mitchell United States 2017 6-6-5
Calle Brown United States 2015 6-4-4
Shutouts
Name Shutouts
1 Randy Dedini 27
2 Hunter Gilstrap 25
3 Kyle Morton 16
4 Dan Lynd 12
5 Chris Robinson 10
6 Trey Mitchell 6
t7 Terry McNelis 5
Calle Brown 5 David Flavius leads
Danny Vitiello 5 the club all-time in
t10 Michael Lisch 4 games played, goals and
points.
Danny Waltman 4
Goals-Against Average Save Percentage

Name GAA Name SV%
1 Danny Vitiello 0.50 1 Chris Robinson .797
2 Kyle Morton 0.74 2 Danny Vitiello .778
3 Dan Lynd 0.81 3 Zack Steffen .755
4 Chris Robinson 0.87 t4 Randy Dedini .754
5 Trey Mitchell 0.94 Terry McNelis .754
6 Mike Kirk 0.97 6 Danny Waltman .753
7 Calle Brown 1.14 7 Trey Mitchell .742
8 Austin Pack 1.17 8 Hunter Gilstrap .736
9 Danny Waltman 1.28 9 Michael Lisch .728
10 Terry McNelis 1.31 10 Kyle Morton .710
*Minimum 500 minutes played
Second to only Randy Dedini in franchise history in

appearances by a goalkeeper, as well as wins and shutouts,
Hunter Gilstrap holds the honor as the only Hound to win
Goalkeeper of the Year, which he did in 2010.
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All-Time Leaders
Scoring an impressive 18 goals in 27 league

appearances, midfielder Rob Vincent helped the Hounds
to their postseason visit in 2015 and tacked on three goals
for good measure in U.S. Open Cup play.
Individual Single-Season Bests

Name Goals Name Assists
1 Thiago Martins (‘03) 22 1 Justin Evans (‘99) 14
2 Rob Vincent (‘15) 18 t2 Matthew Dallman (‘13) 12
t3 José Angulo (‘13) 15 Ricardo Villar (‘03) 12
Said Ali (‘04) 15 t4 Kenardo Forbes (‘19) 9
Neco Brett (‘18) 15 Kevin Kerr (‘15) 9
Name Points Name Shots
1 Thiago Martins (‘03) 51 1 Corey Hertzog (‘17) 98
2 Rob Vincent (‘15) 42 2 Michael Butler (‘99) 75
3 Neco Brett (‘18) 37 3 José Angulo (‘13) 73
t4 Said Ali (‘04) 34 4 Thiago Martins (‘03) 72
José Angulo (‘13) 34 5 Steevan Dos Santos (‘19) 71
Name GK Wins Name Saves
1 Chris Robinson (‘04) 16 1 Randy Dedini (‘99) 136
t2 Randy Dedini (‘99) 15 2 Randy Dedini (‘02) 100
Kyle Morton (‘19) 15 3 Hunter Gilstrap (‘11) 98
4 Randy Dedini (‘03) 13 4 Hunter Gilstrap (‘12) 92
5 Dan Lynd (‘18) 10 5 Randy Dedini (‘03) 85
Name Shutouts Name GAA
1 Kyle Morton (‘19) 13 1 Danny Vitiello (‘20) 0.50
2 Dan Lynd (‘18) 12 2 Tomas Gomez (‘20) 0.75
t3 Hunter Gilstrap (‘11) 9 3 Dan Lynd (‘18) 0.81
Randy Dedini (‘03) 9 4 Kyle Morton (‘19) 0.83
5 Chris Robinson (‘04) 7 5 Chris Robinson (‘06) 0.83
Name SV%
1 Chris Robinson (‘05) .862
2 Hunter Gilstrap (‘10) .804
3 Randy Dedini (‘99) .795
4 Chris Robinson (‘06) .783
5 Danny Vitiello (‘20) .778
*League regular season only, minimum 500 min. for GK stats
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Awards & Achievements
Individual
20 19 13 13 13
Danny Joe José José José
VITIELLO GREENSPAN ANGULO ANGULO ANGULO
Golden Glove Defender of the Year Most Valuable Player Scoring Champion Golden Boot
13 10 10 10 04
Matthew Shintaro Hunter Jeremy Said
DALLMAN HARADA GILSTRAP DEIGHTON ALI
Assists Champion Defender of the Year Goalkeeper of the Year Rookie of the Year Rookie of the Year
03 03 03 03
Thiago Thiago Thiago Ricardo
MARTINS MARTINS MARTINS VILLAR
Most Valuable Player Scoring Champion Golden Boot Assists Champion
All-League
Year Player Honor League Year Player Honor League
2020 Kenardo Forbes First USL Championship 2010 Shintaro Harada First USL-2
2020 Thomas Vancaeyezeele First USL Championship 2010 Hunter Gilstrap First USL-2
2019 Kenardo Forbes First USL Championship 2010 Jeremy Deighton Second USL-2
2019 Joe Greenspan First USL Championship 2010 Chad Severs Second USL-2
2019 Neco Brett Second USL Championship 2009 Justin Evans Second USL-2
2019 Thomas Vancaeyezeele Second USL Championship 2008 Thabiso Khumalo First USL-2
2018 Joe Greenspan First USL 2008 Justin Evans Second USL-2
2018 Kenardo Forbes Second USL 2006 Richard Bragg Second USL-2
2017 Corey Hertzog Second USL 2006 David Flavius Second USL-2
2016 Corey Hertzog Second USL 2005 Nathan Salsi Second USL-2
2015 Rob Vincent First USL 2004 Said Ali First USL PSL
2015 Kevin Kerr Second USL 2004 Nathan Salsi First USL PSL
2013 José Angulo First USL Pro 2004 Tiest Sondaal Second USL PSL
2013 Matthew Dallman First USL Pro 2004 David Flavius Second USL PSL
2013 Andrew Marshall Second USL Pro 2004 Chris Robinson Second USL PSL
2012 Matt Kassel Second USL Pro 2003 Thiago Martins First USL A-League
2011 Jason Yeisley Second USL Pro 2003 Ricardo Villar First USL A-League
1999 Tenywa Bonseu First USL A-League
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USL Championship Regular Season

USL Championship Playoffs

USL Championship Final Sunday, November 28, 8:30 p.m. ESPN/ESPN 2

Dan Visser - Assistant Coach

Michael Behonick - Assistant Coach

Will Marshall - Goalkeeping Coach

DANNY VITIELLO • GOALKEEPER

Danny Vitiello enters his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2021.

USL Championship Career Statistics

EZRA ARMSTRONG • DEFENDER

Ezra Armstrong enters his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2021.

USL Championship Career Statistics

CASEY BARTLETT-SCOTT • DEFENDER

DANI ROVIRA • MIDFIELDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

JORDAN DOVER • DEFENDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

ALEX DIXON • FORWARD

USL Championship Career Statistics

TOMMY WILLIAMSON • FORWARD

ALBERT DIKWA • FORWARD

Albert Dikwa returns to Riverhounds SC for his second season in 2021.

USL Championship Career Statistics

RUSSELL CICERONE • FORWARD

Russell Cicerone enters his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2021.

USL Championship Career Statistics

KENARDO FORBES • MIDFIELDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

DANNY GRIFFIN • MIDFIELDER

Danny Griffin returns to Riverhounds SC for his second professional season.

USL Championship Career Statistics

TODD WHARTON • MIDFIELDER

Todd Wharton is entering his first season with Riverhounds SC.

USL Championship Career Statistics

ANTHONY VELARDE • MIDFIELDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

SHANE WIEDT • DEFENDER

Shane Wiedt is entering his first season with Riverhounds SC.

USL Championship Career Statistics

MEKEIL WILLIAMS • DEFENDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

WYATT BORSO • FORWARD

LOUIS PEREZ • MIDFIELDER

JOSHUA GATT • MIDFIELDER

Josh Gatt is in his first year as a member of Riverhounds SC.

PRESTON KILWIEN • DEFENDER

Preston Kilwien is in his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2021.

USL Championship Career Statistics

JAKE LEEKER • GOALKEEPER

USL Championship Career Statistics

JELANI PETERS • DEFENDER

Jelani Peters is in his first season with Riverhounds SC.

USL Championship Career Statistics

CHRIS MORRISH • GOALKEEPER

Chris Morrish joins Riverhounds SC for his first professional season.

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