Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC 2023 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 Yellow Roster.................................................................................... 2
League.............................. USL Championship Season Preview...................................................................... 3
Venue................................Highmark Stadium Schedule................................................................................ 4
Capacity................................................ 5,000 Highmark Stadium................................................................. 5
Owner..............................Tuffy Shallenberger
President ......................................Jeff Garner 2023 RIVERHOUNDS SC
Website....................... www.riverhounds.com Head Coach Bob Lilley.......................................................... 6
Assistant Coaches.................................................................. 7
T eam Results Player Bios........................................................................ 8-20
2022 Season Record............................ 16-9-9
Conference Finish....................... 5th, Eastern 2023 OPPONENTS
Goals For.................................................... 50 Opponent Profiles.......................................................... 21-24
Goals Against............................................. 38
Goal Differential (+/-)............................... +12 2022 SEASON REVIEW
Points Leader................ Russell Cicerone (32) Season Recap...................................................................... 25
Goals Leader................. Russell Cicerone (13) Final Statistics and Honors.................................................. 26
Assists Leader................ Kenardo Forbes (10) USL Championship Standings and Playoffs......................... 27
Minutes Leader..............Danny Griffin (3,055)
Returners/Newcomers.......................... 11/14 TEAM HISTORY
All-Time Results................................................................... 28
Team History........................................................................ 29
T eam Staff Year-by-Year Results........................................................ 30-75
Riverhounds Hall of Fame................................................... 76
Head Coach.....................................Bob Lilley
Postseason History.............................................................. 77
Assistant Coach..............................Dan Visser
U.S. Open Cup History................................................... 78-79
Goalkeeping Coach....................... Jon Busch
All-Time Leaders............................................................. 80-82
23 Awards & Achievements...................................................... 83
USL Championship regular season schedule

Date Opponent Location Date Opponent Location
March 11 @Birmingham Legion FC...................Birmingham, Ala. July 8 Sacramento Republic FC....................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
March 18 @Memphis 901 FC..............................Memphis, Tenn. July 12 @Louisville City FC.................................. Louisville, Ky.
March 24 Miami FC............................................... Pittsburgh, Pa. July 15 Detroit City FC...................................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
March 28 @FC Tulsa...................................................Tulsa, Okla. July 22 @Charleston Battery....................Mount Pleasant, S.C.
April 8 @Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC.... Colorado Springs, Colo. July 26 Indy Eleven............................................ Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 15 Rio Grande Valley FC Toros................... Pittsburgh, Pa. July 29 Memphis 901 FC................................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 22 @El Paso Locomotive FC........................El Paso, Texas Aug. 5 Tampa Bay Rowdies............................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
April 29 @Indy Eleven.....................................Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 12 Hartford Athletic.................................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
May 5 @Monterey Bay FC.................................Seaside, Calif. Aug. 16 @Orange County SC................................. Irvine, Calif.
May 13 Birmingham Legion FC.......................... Pittsburgh, Pa. Aug. 23 @Hartford Athletic............................... Hartford, Conn.
May 20 Las Vegas Lights FC............................... Pittsburgh, Pa. Aug. 26 @San Antonio FC...........................San Antonio, Texas
May 28 @Loudoun United FC..............................Leesburg, Va. Sept. 9 Loudoun United FC............................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
June 3 Phoenix Rising FC.................................. Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. 16 @Miami FC..................................................Miami, Fla.
June 10 Charleston Battery................................. Pittsburgh, Pa. Sept. 23 New Mexico United............................... Pittsburgh, Pa.
June 17 @Oakland Roots SC............................. Hayward, Calif. Sept. 30 FC Tulsa................................................. Pittsburgh, Pa.
June 24 San Diego Loyal SC............................... Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct. 7 @Tampa Bay Rowdies.....................St. Petersburg, Fla.
July 1 Louisville City FC................................... Pittsburgh, Pa. Oct. 14 @Detroit City FC.............................. Hamtramck, Mich.
*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: TV stations and special publications. No flash photography is
Matt Grubba permitted, and strobe use must be pre-approved. Photographers
Email: [email protected] are required to stay behind marked areas during matches.
Cell: (434) 238-6431
PRACTICES
INTERVIEWS Riverhounds SC trains in-season at AHN Montour and Highmark
Interviews with players must be arranged by contacting Director Stadium. Practices are open to media members, and players and
of Communications Matt Grubba via the above information. coaches are available for interviews after training. Please contact
the club in advance for specific practice times and locations.
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2023 Roster
Numerical Roster Breakdown
No. Name Pos Ht Wt Age Hometown (Previous Club) Returning from 2022
1 Christian Garner GK 6’0” 180 23 Orleans, Mass. (Northwestern University)
2 Danny Griffin M 5’9” 170 24 Wethersfield, Conn. (Huntsville City FC) Luke Biasi
3 Pat Hogan D 6’3” 190 25 Matthews, N.C. (Charleston Battery) Albert Dikwa
4 Dani Rovira D/M 5’9” 148 26 Bogotá, Colombia (University of Vermont) Nate Dossantos
5 Arturo Ordóñez D 6’2” 178 25 Salou, Spain (University of Pittsburgh) Kenardo Forbes
6 Nate Dossantos D 5’11” 170 23 Oakville, Ontario (Marshall University) Danny Griffin
7 Langston Blackstock F 6’2” 185 22 Marietta, Ga. (Clayton State University) Edward Kizza
8 Junior Etou M 5’9” 175 28 Brazzaville, Rep. of Congo (Tampa Bay Rowdies) Robbie Mertz
9 Albert Dikwa F 6’1” 165 25 Garoua, Cameroon (Saint Louis FC) Arturo Ordóñez
10 DZ Harmon M 6’2” 190 26 Monrovia, Liberia (Charleston Battery) Dani Rovira
11 Kenardo Forbes M 5’9” 170 34 Kingston, Jamaica (Rochester Rhinos) Jahmali Waite
12 Michael DeShields D 6’1” 185 24 Baltimore, Md. (New England Revolution II) Marc Ybarra
13 Luke Biasi D 6’0” 180 23 Buford, Ga. (Syracuse University)
14 Robbie Mertz M 5’7” 155 26 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Atlanta United 2)
15 Joe Farrell D 6’2” 185 28 Blue Bell, Pa. (Phoenix Rising FC) By Position
16 Burke Fahling M 5’7” 163 25 Tupelo, Miss. (Charleston Battery)
18 Anders Bordoy M 6’1” 155 18 New Kensington, Pa. (Riverhounds Academy) Christian Garner
19 Edward Kizza F 5’9” 175 24 Kampala, Uganda (New England Revolution) GK Jonathan Gomes
20 Trevor Zwetsloot D 6’2” 178 23 Auckland, New Zealand (New England Revolution II) Jahmali Waite
22 Tony Lopez F 6’1” 174 25 Sylmar, Calif. (Cal United Strikers)
23 Marc Ybarra M 6’0” 180 24 Ann Arbor, Mich. (University of Michigan) Luke Biasi
24 Tola Showunmi F 6’3” 200 22 London, England (University of New Hampshire) Michael DeShields
26 Jahmali Waite GK 6’1” 198 24 Kingston, Jamaica (University of Connecticut) Nate Dossantos
28 Illal Osumanu D 6’0” 186 26 Accra, Ghana (Union Omaha) Joe Farrell
32 Jonathan Gomes GK 6’3” 185 24 Broward County, Fla. (Mercyhurst University) D Pat Hogan
Arturo Ordóñez
Illal Osumanu
Alphabetical Dani Rovira
No. Name Pos Ht Wt Age Hometown (Previous Club) Trevor Zwetsloot
13 Luke Biasi D 6’0” 180 23 Buford, Ga. (Syracuse University)
7 Langston Blackstock F 6’2” 185 22 Marietta, Ga. (Clayton State University) Anders Bordoy
18 Anders Bordoy M 6’1” 155 18 New Kensington, Pa. (Riverhounds Academy) Junior Etou
12 Michael DeShields D 6’1” 185 24 Baltimore, Md. (New England Revolution II) Burke Fahling
9 Albert Dikwa F 6’1” 165 25 Garoua, Cameroon (Saint Louis FC) M Kenardo Forbes
6 Nate Dossantos D 5’11” 170 23 Oakville, Ontario (Marshall University) Danny Griffin
8 Junior Etou M 5’9” 175 28 Brazzaville, Rep. of Congo (Tampa Bay Rowdies) DZ Harmon
16 Burke Fahling M 5’7” 163 25 Tupelo, Miss. (Charleston Battery) Robbie Mertz
15 Joe Farrell D 6’2” 185 28 Blue Bell, Pa. (Phoenix Rising FC) Marc Ybarra
11 Kenardo Forbes M 5’9” 170 34 Kingston, Jamaica (Rochester Rhinos)
1 Christian Garner GK 6’0” 180 23 Orleans, Mass. (Northwestern University) Langston Blackstock
32 Jonathan Gomes GK 6’3” 185 24 Broward County, Fla. (Mercyhurst University) Albert Dikwa
2 Danny Griffin M 5’9” 170 24 Wethersfield, Conn. (Huntsville City FC) F Edward Kizza
10 DZ Harmon M 6’2” 190 26 Monrovia, Liberia (Charleston Battery) Tony Lopez
3 Pat Hogan D 6’3” 190 25 Matthews, N.C. (Charleston Battery) Tola Showunmi
19 Edward Kizza F 5’9” 175 24 Kampala, Uganda (New England Revolution)
22 Tony Lopez F 6’1” 174 25 Sylmar, Calif. (Cal United Strikers)
14 Robbie Mertz M 5’7” 155 26 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Atlanta United 2)
5 Arturo Ordóñez D 6’2” 178 25 Salou, Spain (University of Pittsburgh) Coaching Staff
28 Illal Osumanu D 6’0” 186 26 Accra, Ghana (Union Omaha) Bob Lilley
4 Dani Rovira D/M 5’9” 148 26 Bogotá, Colombia (University of Vermont) Head Coach
24 Tola Showunmi F 6’3” 200 22 London, England (University of New Hampshire) Dan Visser
26 Jahmali Waite GK 6’1” 198 24 Kingston, Jamaica (University of Connecticut) Assistant Coach
23 Marc Ybarra M 6’0” 180 24 Ann Arbor, Mich. (University of Michigan) Jon Busch
20 Trevor Zwetsloot D 6’2” 178 23 Auckland, New Zealand (New England Revolution II) Goalkeeper Coach
*Roster accurate as of June 1, 2023
Support Staff
Pronunciations Sam Cervantes
Head Athletic Trainer
Luke BIASI BEE-ah-see
James Roundtree
ANDERS BORDOY AHN-ders bor-DOY
Athletic Trainer
Albert DIKWA DEE-kwa
Junior ETOU EH-too
Burke FAHLING FAY-ling
Jonathan GOMES GOMZ
Edward KIZZA KIZ-uh
Arturo ORDÓÑEZ or-DOE-nyez
TOLA SHOWUNMI TOW-la SHOW-un-me
Marc YBARRA EE-bar-uh
Trevor ZWETSLOOT ZVET-sloot
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2023 Season Preview
2023 Outlook
Coming off a fifth consecutive playoff berth, the Riverhounds look to improve on their finish of a
season ago, when they placed fifth in the USL Championship Eastern Conference and advanced to the
Conference Semifinals before being eliminated in a shootout by eventual Eastern Conference champion
Louisville City FC.
Kenardo Forbes, the team’s captain and a Second Team All-USL Championship player a year ago, is at the
center of a team with experience at all levels up the field, including goalkeeper Jahamali Waite, defender
Arturo Ordóñez, midfielder Robbie Mertz and forward Albert Dikwa, all of whom started the majority of the
team’s games except Mertz, a midseason acquisition returning to the club.
That experience will be valuable for a Hounds roster younger than it was a season ago — 17 of 24 players
were age 25 or younger entering the preseason — though defender Joe Farrell and midfielder Junior Etou
both add veteran experience for a club with high expectations.
Positional Breakdown
GOALKEEPERS
After 2022 began with uncertainty at the position, Jahmali Waite established himself as the team’s first-choice
goalkeeper and earned his first appearance for Jamaica during the offseason. Stepping in behind Waite are two
first-year pros, Christian Garner and Jonathan Gomes, and the trio will learn under new position coach Jon Busch.
Returners: Jahmali Waite
Newcomers: Christian Garner, Jonathan Gomes
Departures: Kevin Silva, Chase Vosvick
DEFENDERS
Arturo Ordóñez and Nate Dossantos were regular starters a year ago, as was Dani Rovira, but in a midfield/defense
utility role, while Luke Biasi earned solid minutes a a rookie. Filling the center back role(s) beside Ordóñez could
be done by any of the new additions, with Joe Farrell the most experienced of the group, Pat Hogan joining from
Charleston, and Mike DeShields, Illal Osumanu and Trevor Zwetsloot all arriving with pro experience.
Returners: Luke Biasi, Nate Dossantos, Arturo Ordóñez, Dani Rovira
Newcomers: Michael DeShields, Joe Farrell, Pat Hogan, Illal Osumanu, Trevor Zwetsloot
Departures: Jelani Peters, Toby Sims, Shane Wiedt, Jesse Williams, Mekeil Williams
MIDFIELDERS
The midfield isn’t lacking for players comfortable distrubuting the ball. Kenardo Forbes and Robbie Mertz are
both coming off seasons in the league’s top five for assists, and steady-passing Marc Ybarra enters his second
pro season. The return of Danny Griffin in May, combined with newcomer Junior Etou, gives the team proven ball
winners in the center of the park, while Burke Fahling and DZ Harmon both are solid two-way wing players.
Returners: Kenardo Forbes, Danny Griffin, Robbie Mertz, Marc Ybarra
Newcomers: Anders Bordoy, Junior Etou, Burke Fahling, DZ Harmon
Departures: Luis Argudo, Danny Griffin, Angelo Kelly
FORWARDS
The hardest hit group by departures, the forward line still has Albert Dikwa to spearhead the charge after his
career-best 11 goal season. Edward Kizza, the team’s playoff hero in Birmingham as a loanee, is now with the team
on a permanent basis. Providing depth to the attack are two first-year pros out of college, Langston Blackstock and
Tola Showunmi, in addition to Tony Lopez, a standout in NISA last season who has experience playing overseas.
Returners: Albert Dikwa, Edward Kizza
Newcomers: Langston Blackstock, Tony Lopez, Tola Showunmi
Departures: Wyatt Borso, Russell Cicerone, Alex Dixon, William Eyang, Dane Kelly
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2023 Schedule
USL Championship Regular Season

DAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION EST WATCH
Saturday March 11 @Birmingham Legion FC Protective Stadium (Birmingham, AL) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday March 18 @Memphis 901 FC AutoZone Park (Memphis, TN) 5 p.m. ESPN+
Friday March 24 Miami FC Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Tuesday March 28 @FC Tulsa ONEOK Field (Tulsa, OK) 8 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday April 8 @Colorado Springs Switchbacks Weidner Field (Colorado Springs, CO) 8 p.m. WPCW
Saturday April 15 Rio Grande Valley FC Toros Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday April 22 @El Paso Locomotive FC Southwest University Park (El Paso, TX) 9:30 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday April 29 @Indy Eleven Carroll Stadium (Indianapolis, IN) 7 p.m. ESPN+
Friday May 5 @Monterey Bay FC Cardinale Stadium (Seaside, CA) 10 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday May 13 Birmingham Legion FC Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday May 20 Las Vegas Lights FC Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Sunday May 28 @Loudoun United FC Segra Field (Leesburg, VA) 6 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday June 3 Phoenix Rising FC Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday June 10 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday June 17 @Oakland Roots SC Pioneer Stadium (Heyward, CA) 10 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday June 24 San Diego Loyal SC Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday July 1 Louisville City FC Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday July 8 Sacramento Republic FC Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Wednesday July 12 @Louisville City FC Lynn Family Stadium (Louisville, KY) 8 p.m. WPCW
Saturday July 15 Detroit City FC Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday July 22 @Charleston Battery Patriots Point Soccer Complex (Mt. Pleasant, SC) 7:30 p.m. ESPN+
Wednesday July 26 Indy Eleven Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday July 29 Memphis 901 FC Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday Aug. 5 Tampa Bay Rowdies Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday Aug. 12 Hartford Athletic Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Wednesday Aug. 16 @Orange County SC Championship Soccer Stadium (Irvine, CA) 10 p.m. ESPN+
Wednesday Aug. 23 @Hartford Athletic Trinity Health Stadium (Hartford, CT) 7 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday Aug. 26 @San Antonio FC Toyota Field (San Antonio, TX) 9 p.m. WPCW
Saturday Sept. 9 Loudoun United FC Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday Sept. 16 @Miami FC Riccardo Silva Stadium (Miami, FL) 7 p.m. ESPN+
Saturday Sept. 23 New Mexico United Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday Sept. 30 FC Tulsa Highmark Stadium (Pittsburgh, PA) 7 p.m. WPCW
Saturday Oct. 7 @Tampa Bay Rowdies Al Lang Stadium (St. Petersburg, FL) 7:30 p.m. WPCW
Saturday Oct. 14 @Detroit City FC Keyworth Stadium (Hamtramck, MI) 4 p.m. ESPN+
*Times, dates and venues subject to change. For the most up-to-date version of the team’s schedule, visit riverhounds.com/schedule.
USL Championship Playoffs

Conference Quarterfinals October 20-22
Conference Semifinals October 27-29
Conference Finals November 3-5
USL Championship Final Date TBD between Nov. 9 and Nov. 13 ESPN/ESPN2
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Highmark Stadium
quick facts
Opened: April 13, 2013
Seating 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 was Stadium Scoring Leaders
broken for Highmark Stadium on June 25, 2012. It was Name Goals (league)
completed in April 2013 at a total cost of $10.2 million raised 1. Kevin Kerr (PIT) 22
entirely through private investment. Along with being the 2. Neco Brett (PIT) 17
home of Riverhounds SC, the venue hosts a variety 3. José Angulo (PIT/STL/HFD) 16
of events, including high school football, college soccer, Rob Vincent (PIT) 16
5. Russell Cicerone (PIT) 13
concerts and other unique entertainment.
Corey Hertzog (PIT) 13
The first match played at Highmark Stadium pitted the Name Goals (all comp.)
Hounds against longtime rival Harrisburg City Islanders, 1. Kevin Kerr (PIT) 24
on April 13, 2013. With a sellout crowd of 4,000 people in 2. Neco Brett (PIT) 23
attendance — maximum capacity in the stadium’s original 3. Rob Vincent (PIT) 20
4. José Angulo (PIT/STL/HFD) 17
configuration — Hounds striker José Angulo scored the first-
5. Russell Cicerone (PIT) 13
ever goal at Highmark Stadium in the 70th minute to give Corey Hertzog (PIT) 13
Pittsburgh the lead in the second half. The score would not
hold, as the City Islanders responded with tallies in the 78th First goal: José Angulo, Hounds
and 90th minutes to propel them to a 2-1 victory. 4/13/13 vs. Harrisburg
Fastest goal: 22 sec., Jochen Graf, Rochester

In 10 seasons played at Highmark Stadium, the Hounds
10/7/17 vs. Pittsburgh
have a 75-42-46 overall record at the venue. In 2018, the
club hosted the first-ever playoff match on its turf – a 2-2 Most total goals: 11 (Pittsburgh 6, Harrisburg 5)
draw that saw the Hounds eliminated by Bethlehem Steel in 5/30/15 USL Regular Season
a dramatic shootout, 8-7. The venue has since hosted two
additional playoff matches, including a record-setting 7-0 win Most home goals: 7 (Pittsburgh 7, Birmingham 0)
10/26/19 USL Ch. Playoffs
over Birmingham Legion FC in the 2019 Eastern Conference
Quarterfinals. Largest margin: 9 (Louisville City 9, Tartan Devils 0)
5/17/17 U.S. Open Cup 2nd Round
At the time of its construction, the venue’s FIFA 2-star
certified artificial turf was one of only six fields to earn that Note: Records include only competitive pro matches or
designation in the United States. That certification allowed competitions involving pro teams.
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 prior to
the team’s first home playoff match that season.
On game days, the club is cheered on faithfully by its supporters 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
sixth season at the helm for Riverhounds SC.
With 83 victories leading the Hounds, he is the most successful coach in club history. Last season,
Lilley guided the Hounds to a club-record fifth straight postseason with a 16-9-9 record, and the
team reached the USL Championship Eastern Conference Semifinals for the second time in his
tenure. In 2019, his second year in charge, Lilley led the club to a 19-4-11 regular-season record,
the most wins in a single season in team history, and the Eastern Conference regular-season
championship. The club also made the postseason in his first year, 2018, when it hosted the first
playoff match at Highmark Stadium. Lilley has posted a 78-30-42 regular-season record with the
Hounds, including shutting out opponents in 63 of 140 regular-season contests.
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
Experience: regular season record, which includes a 2015 mark of 17-1-10 en route to winning Coach of the
22nd year (sixth with PIT) Year honors and the USL Cup. He also was named Coach of the Year in 2010, when Rochester
won the USSF Division 2 Professional League regular season title. The Rhinos made the playoffs in
Date Hired: every season under Lilley and reached at least the fourth-round in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup
November 14, 2017 every year from 2014-17.
Alma Mater: Before joining the Rhinos ahead of the 2010 season, Lilley spent the 2007-08 campaign as head
George Mason, 1987 coach of the Detroit Ignition of the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL). He earned Coach of the
Year honors, as the Ignition logged a league-best 22-8 record.
Hometown:
Fort Monmouth, N.J. From 2005-07, Lilley served as head coach for the Vancouver Whitecaps of the USL First Division.
While with the club, he guided the Whitecaps to a 33-20-31 overall regular season record and a
Birthdate: league championship in 2006. From 2002-03, Lilley was the head coach for the Montreal Impact of
May 2, 1966 the USL A-League. He directed the club to the playoffs both years and amassed a regular season
record of 32-15-9, in addition to winning Coach of the Year honors in 2003.
All-Time Record:
334-159-141 Lilley’s head coaching career began with the Hershey Wildcats, which he led from 1997-2001. In
five seasons with the USL A-League club, he compiled an 86-46-6 regular-season record and was
Pro Coaching Experience: named Coach of the Year in his first campaign as a head coach in 1997. Hershey made the playoffs
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC each season with Lilley at the helm, including a trip to the A-League final in 2001.
Head coach, 2018-present
Rochester Rhinos Across 21 seasons of head-coaching experience in the pro game, Lilley holds an all-time record
Head coach, 2010-11, 2014-17 of 334-159-141 in competitive matches. He has logged at least a .500 winning percentage during
Detroit Ignition each regular season and has led his team into the postseason every year. He also has won two
Head coach, 2007-08 league titles and earned Coach of the Year honors five times. In 2010, he was inducted into the
Vancouver Whitecaps 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 21-year
run of never failing to
qualify for the playoffs.
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Assistant Coaches
Dan Visser - Assistant Coach

Dan Visser enters his seventh 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., where the
Lions made a two-win improvement in his second year over the first.
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.
Jon Busch - Goalkeepers Coach

Jon Busch enters his first season with the Hounds after being hired in January 2023.
A 21-year professional as a player, Busch’s most recent pro coaching position was Director of
Goalkeeping for Scottish Premiership club Hibernian during the 2021-22 season. He also spent
time coaching with Indy Eleven, where he wound down his career in a player/coach role.
Prior to coaching, his lengthy playing career began in the A-League — the predecessor to the USL
Championship — before spending 14 seasons with three clubs in Major League Soccer. He played
for Bob Lilley for one season with the Hershey Wildcats in 2001, and he was named A-League
Goalkeeper of the Year while helping the team reach the league final that season. That helped
propel him to MLS with the Columbus Crew from, where he played from 2002-06.
After the Crew, he joined the Chicago Fire. His 2008 season in Chicago was arguably his best, as
he played every minute for the Fire and was named MLS Goalkeeper of the Year after leading the
league in save percentage (.782) and tying for the lead in shutouts with 10.
His playing career continued with the San Jose Earthquakes from 2010-14 and one more season
in 2015 with the Fire before joining Indy Eleven In total, Busch played 309 matches in MLS and
recorded 83 shutouts, still the sixth-most in the league’s history.
During his time in MLS, Busch also was a regular in camp with the U.S. National Team under coach
Bruce Arena, making one start in 2005 and recording a shutout in a 3-0 win over Colombia.
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Player Bios
CHRISTIAN GARNER • GOALKEEPER
1
Birthdate: March 9, 2000 Height: 6’0”
Hometown: Orleans, Mass. Weight: 175
Previous Club: Northwestern University Twitter: @cgarner_1
How Acquired: Signed (2/9/23) Instagram: @cgarner_1
Christian Garner is entering his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Garner is a first-year pro who completed his college career as a grad transfer last season with Northwestern. He made 13 starts and
posted one shutout with a .711 save percentage for the Wildcats.
Prior to that, the 6-foot native of Orleans, Mass. stayed in his home state with Boston College, where he started for the majority of
his final three seasons. In 28 games for the Eagles, Garner posted six shutouts and a .727 save percentage against a loaded ACC
schedule.
DANNY GRIFFIN • MIDFIELDER
2
Birthdate: July 14, 1998 Height: 5’9”
Hometown: Wethersfield, Conn. Weight: 165
Previous Club: Huntsville City FC (MLSNP) Twitter: @DannyGriffin04
How Acquired: Transfer (5/3/23) Instagram: @danny_griffin10
Danny Griffin returned to Riverhounds SC in 2023 by way of a transfer from Hunstville City FC of MLS Next Pro.
Prior to signing with the Nashville FC affiliate, where he scored one goal in five matches, Griffin spent three years as a mainstay in
the Hounds’ lineup. In his first three seasons in Pittsburgh, Griffin established a club record by appearing in 85 consecutive league
matches — regular-season and postseason combined.
In 2022, he also set a Hounds record with 3,055 regular-season minutes played — five minutes short of the complete 34-game season
— which came a season after he logged all but 12 minutes of the 32-game 2021 season. In his first three seasons in Pittsburgh, Griffin
had five goals and three assists.
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.
The Wethersfield, Conn. native finished his career at Providence with 80 games played — all starts — and 13 goals and six assists.
USL Championship Career Statistics

Year Club GP Goals Assists Points
2020 Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC 16 2 2 6
TOTAL 82 5 3 13
8 # HOUNDTAHN
Player Bios
PAT HOGAN • DEFENDER
3
Birthdate: September 17, 1997 Height: 6’3”
Hometown: Matthews, N.C. Weight: 190
Previous Club: Charleston Battery
How Acquired: Signed (2/15/23) Instagram: @patrick__hogan
Pat Hogan is entering his first season with Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Hogan previously played for the USL Championship side Charleston Battery, where he spent his first two seasons as a professional. He
appeared in 37 games and scored two goals from his center back position.
Prior to the start of his professional career, Hogan was a four-year starter for the UNC-Charlotte 49ers. He appeared in 64 games and
scored nine goals during his four collegiate seasons. He was a two-time All-Conference USA First Team selection, and as a senior in
2020-21, Hogan was the Conference USA Defensive MVP. While in college, he also played the 2019 season with Discoveries SC in USL
League Two.

2021 Charleston Battery 14 1 0 2
TOTAL 37 2 0 4
DANI ROVIRA • DEFENDER/MIDFIELDER
4
Birthdate: December 15, 1996 Height: 5’9”
Hometown: Bogotá, Colombia Weight: 148
Previous Club: University of Vermont Twitter: @_rovi
How Acquired: Re-signed (1/12/23) Instagram: @_rovi19
Dani Rovira returns to the Riverhounds for his fifth season with Riverhounds SC in 2023 after signing a new deal during the offseason.
Rovira’s versatility made has him a critical piece since arriving in Pittsburgh, and in 2022, he set a career high with five assists while
appearing in 29 games with 16 starts. That continued the hybrid role as both a defender and midfielder he took over in 2021, when he
started 20 of the 29 games in which he appeared. That season, he led the team with 66 tackles and added two assists while playing a
career-most 1,788 minutes.
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.

TOTAL 76 0 8 8
# HOUNDTAHN 9
Player Bios
ARTURO ORDÓÑEZ • DEFENDER
5
Birthdate: May 22, 1997 Height: 6’2”
Hometown: Salou, Spain Weight: 178
Previous Club: University of Pittsburgh Twitter: @OrdonezOsuna
How Acquired: Signed (2/7/22) Instagram: @arturitu3
Arturo Ordóñez is entering his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Ordóñez was a fixture in the Hounds lineup as a first-year pro, starting all but three matches in all competitions at center back and
leading the team with 124 clearances.
Prior to turning pro, Ordóñez marshaled the back line for Pitt during his college career, and he helped lead the Panthers to the NCAA
College Cup — soccer’s Final Four — for the first time ever in 2020. The Panthers nearly repeated that feat in 2021, reaching the
national quarterfinals, and in total, went 39-17-4 during his career.
The Spanish defender was selected in the second round (39th overall) of the 2022 MLS SuperDraft by the Houston Dynamo but was
unsigned out of camp.

TOTAL 31 1 0 2
NATE DOSSANTOS • DEFENDER
6
Birthdate: April 11, 1999 Height: 5’11”
Hometown: Oakville, Ontario Weight: 170
Previous Club: Marshall University Twitter: @natedossantos6
How Acquired: Signed (2/18/22)
Nate Dossantos is entering his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.
In his first year, Dossantos worked his way into a regular lineup spot, making 22 appearances — primarily at left back — and recording
three assists before a knee injury ended his season early.
Dossantos was part of Marshall’s team that won the 2020 NCAA Tournament, knocking off three teams seeded in the top eight in the
process, while the center back earned All-Tournament honors.
After winning Conference USA Defender of the Year honors as a senior in 2021, Dossantos was the second-round pick (46th overall) of
Orlando City SC in the 2022 MLS SuperDraft.

TOTAL 22 0 3 3
10 # HOUNDTAHN
Player Bios
LANGSTON BLACKSTOCK • FORWARD
7
Birthdate: March 23, 2000 Height: 6’2”
Hometown: Marietta, Ga. Weight: 185
Previous Club: Clayton State University
How Acquired: Signed (2/16/23) Instagram: @langgg9
Langston Blackstock is entering his first season with Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Blackstock is a first-year pro who enjoyed a successful college career at Division II Clayton State University. In his senior season he led
the Peach Belt Conference in scoring with 15 goals, earning him First-Team All-Conference and All-Southeast Region honors.
In four seasons at Clayton State from 2019-22, Blackstock racked up an impressive scoring haul with 32 goals and 12 assists in 65
games for the Lakers. That total includes converting all five penalty kicks he took in his senior season and 9 out of 10 for his career.
Blackstock began his college career playing his freshman season at Coastal Carolina, where he made eight appearances in 2018 for
the Chanticleers. He also appeared in USL League Two with the Southern Soccer Academy as an amateur player.
JUNIOR ETOU • MIDFIELDER
8
Birthdate: June 1, 1994 Height: 5’9”
Hometown: Brazzaville, Rep. of Congo Weight: 175
Previous Club: Tampa Bay Rowdies
How Acquired: Signed (2/28/23) Instagram: @junior.etou
Junior Etou is entering his first season with Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Etou is a veteran midfielder with a lengthy resume spanning the USL Championship and French leagues. He spent the past season
with the Tampa Bay Rowdies, where he made 24 appearances in all competitions in a defensive midfield role.
Before joining the Rowdies, Etou played in 2020 and 2021 for the Charlotte Independence, where he recorded 23 appearances and
one goal with his first American club.
Etou began his career as a teenage amateur with J.A. Drancy in the French fifth division and moving on to Monts d’Or Azergues. In
2018, he broke into the professional ranks with AS Béziers in Ligue 2. In his one full season before making the move to the U.S., Etou
appeared in 17 league matches and in the Coupe de France for Béziers.

2020 Charlotte Independence 16 0 1 1
2021 Charlotte Independence 6 1 1 3
2022 Tampa Bay Rowdies 21 0 1 1
TOTAL 43 1 3 5
# HOUNDTAHN 11
Player Bios
ALBERT DIKWA • FORWARD
9
Birthdate: January 2, 1998 Height: 6’1”
Hometown: Garoua, Cameroon Weight: 165
Previous Club: Saint Louis FC Twitter: @dikwaalbert
How Acquired: Re-signed (1/5/22) Instagram: @dikwaalbert
Albert Dikwa returns to Riverhounds SC for his fourth season in 2023.
2022 was a breakout season for Dikwa, who recorded career-best totals of 11 goals and four assists while appearing in 33 of 34
regular-season matches for the Hounds. He also earned his first USL Championship Player of the Week honor with his first career two-
goal game against FC Tulsa.
In his first complete season with the Hounds in 2021, Dikwa posted two goals and three assists, but he was limited to just 15 games
and missed most of the second half of the season with an injury. Dikwa first joined the team midway through the 2020 season and
netted three goals in his six appearances.
He came to Pittsburgh from Saint Louis FC, where he recorded 44 appearances and four goals for the club from 2018-19. 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
2019 Saint Louis FC 16 1 0 2
TOTAL 120 23 12 58
DZ HARMON • MIDFIELDER
10
Birthdate: October 22, 1996 Height: 6’2”
Hometown: Monrovia, Liberia Weight: 190
How Acquired: Signed (3/2/23) Instagram: @dzharmon80
DZ Harmon is entering his first season with Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Harmon, 26, played his first two professional seasons in 2021-22 with the Charleston Battery, where he made 54 appearances and had
two goals and five assists with the Hounds’ longtime Eastern Conference rivals.
A native of Monrovia, Liberia, Harmon played three years of college soccer at Coastal Carolina University from 2018-20. During his
time with the Chanticleers, Harmon earned Second Team All-Sun Belt honors in 2019 and led the team to a Sun Belt regular season
title in 2020.
Harmon’s first college season was with Clayton State University in 2017, where in a more attacking role, he scored eight goals in his
lone season before transferring. He also played three seasons for the Atlanta Silverbacks (now Atlanta SC) in the National Premier
Soccer League as an amateur from 2017-19.

TOTAL 54 2 5 9
12 # HOUNDTAHN
Player Bios
KENARDO FORBES • MIDFIELDER
11
Birthdate: May 15, 1988 Height: 5’9”
Hometown: Kingston, Jamaica Weight: 170
Previous Club: Rochester Rhinos Twitter: @KenardoF
How Acquired: Re-signed (12/28/22) Instagram:
@kenardoforbes_11
Kenardo Forbes returns for his sixth season with Riverhounds SC, making him the longest-tenured player at the club.
Since joining the roster in 2018, the midfielder has been at the center of the club’s success, being named All-League First Team in
2019 and 2020 and All-League Second Team in 2018, 2021 and 2022. He also was a USL Championship MVP Finalist in 2019. In his
five seasons with the Hounds, he has scored 17 goals and recorded 44 assists in all competitions, making him the club’s all-time assists
leader. He enters 2023 with 155 appearances, the fourth-most in Hounds history. On Aug. 1, 2020, Forbes became the USL Champi-
onship’s all-time assists leader with his 38th in league play in a 4-0 win over Philadelphia Union II. He enters this season with 55 USL
Championship regular-season 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 in all competitions during that span. He captained the Rhinos in 2017 and was
named All-USL Second Team in 2016. A member of the 2015 USL Cup-winning squad, he assisted the game-winning goal in extra
time of the title game, which gave the Rhinos a 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Galaxy II.
The Kingston, Jamaica native has three caps for the Jamaican National Team, debuting with the Reggae Boyz in 2010.

2015 Rochester Rhinos 27 3 5 11
TOTAL 229 25 55 105
MIKE DESHIELDS • DEFENDER
12
Birthdate: April 23, 1998 Height: 6’1”
Hometown: Baltimore, Md. Weight: 185
Previous Club: N.E. Revolution II (MLSNP) Twitter: @mike3hype
How Acquired: Signed (2/28/23) Instagram: @mike3hype
Mike DeShields is entering his first season with Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC in 2023.
DeShields was selected No. 5 overall by D.C. United in the 2021 MLS Draft out of Wake Forest, and he has appeared in his first two
pro seasons with both Loudoun United in the USL Championship and the New England Revolution II in MLS Next Pro.
After being selected and signed by D.C. United, DeShields was loaned out to Loudoun, where he made 14 appearances in his rookie
season. After being released by D.C., he joined the Revolution’s reserve side and made 17 more appearances in 2022.
As a college player at Wake Forest, DeShields was a three-year starter with 60 appearances for the Demon Deacons, and he helped
the team reach the 2019 College Cup. He also appeared as an amateur player in USL League Two while in college, playing seven
games for the Treasure Coast Tritons.

2021 Loudoun United FC 14 0 0 0
TOTAL 14 0 0 0
# HOUNDTAHN 13
Player Bios
LUKE BIASI • DEFENDER
13
Hometown: Buford, Ga. Weight: 180
Previous Club: Syracuse University Twitter: @lukebiasi11
How Acquired: Signed (2/24/22) Instagram: @lukebiasi11
Luke Biasi is entering his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.
In his first professional season in 2022, Biasi appeared in 14 matches with seven starts for the Hounds, providing valuable minutes
playing on either side of the defense,
Biasi signed with the Hounds after finishing his college career with Syracuse, where he started 17 of 18 games. Prior to that, he gradu-
ated from the University of Memphis, where he started 41 of 49 games played and recorded a goal and two assists.
While at Memphis, he helped lead the team to its first 10-win season in eight years and their first time hosting the American Athletic
Conference championship game in 2019.

TOTAL 14 0 0 0
ROBBIE MERTZ • MIDFIELDER
14
Hometown: Pittsburgh, Pa. Weight: 155
Previous Club: Atlanta United 2 Twitter: @robbiemertz14
How Acquired: Transfer (7/20/22) Instagram: @robbiemertz
Robbie Mertz is entering his fourth year with the Riverhounds in 2023. It is his second stint with the team, after he was re-acquired via
transfer from Atlanta United 2 on July 20, 2022.
Mertz, a graduate of Upper St. Clair High School in Pittsburgh’s South Hills, was a fourth-round MLS draft pick of the Colorado Rapids
in 2019 after his college career at Michigan. Unsigned by the Rapids, he signed his first professional contract with his hometown club
and had two very successful seasons with the Hounds.
Between the Hounds’ 2019 season atop the Eastern Conference and the pandemic-shortened 2020 season, Mertz posted 11 goals
and eight assists as he established himself as one of the team’s best attacking options out of the midfield.
In 2021, he signed with Atlanta as a free agent and was an integral part of their team for a season and a half. He recorded four goals
and 11 assists in 48 matches and wore the captain’s armband for all of 2022 before his transfer. Once he returned to the Hounds, he
fit right back into the midfield with a goal and three assists in 14 regular-season matches, as well as adding two assists in the 2022 USL
Championship Playoffs.

2021 Atlanta United 2 28 1 4 6
2022 Full season 34 4 10 18
...Atlanta United 2 14 3 7 13
...Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC 20 1 3 5
TOTAL 104 16 22 54
14 # HOUNDTAHN
Player Bios
JOE FARRELL • DEFENDER
15
Birthdate: February 13, 1994 Height: 6’2”
Hometown: Blue Bell, Pa. Weight: 190
Previous Club: Phoenix Rising FC Twitter: @joefarrell15_
How Acquired: Transfer (12/29/22) Instagram: @joefarrell15_

Joe Farrell is in his first year with Riverhounds SC after the veteran came over through a transfer from Phoenix Rising FC.
During an impressive five seasons in Phoenix, he anchored the Phoenix back line, leading them to Western Conference championships
in 2018 and 2020, and the best record in the USL in 2019. Last season, the 6-foot-2 Farrell stood out claiming possession by winning
nearly 70 percent of his headers and 72 percent of his tackles.
Farrell is reunited with coach Bob Lilley, who he played for with the Rochester Rhinos in 2016-17. Farrell was an impressive rookie,
earning Second Team All-USL honors and being named a finalist for USL Rookie of the Year. As a professional, Farrell has tallied 15
goals and 6 assists.
A native of Blue Bell, Pa. in suburban Philadelphia, Farrell attended La Salle University from 2012-15, where he was the La Salle
Athletics Male Scholar-Athlete of the year as a senior. The defender scored 16 goals and had 16 assists in four years with the Explorers.

2018 Phoenix Rising FC 22 4 0 8
TOTAL 172 14 6 34
BURKE FAHLING • MIDFIELDER
16
Birthdate: August 3, 1997 Height: 5’7”
Hometown: Tupelo, Miss. Weight: 163
How Acquired: Signed (3/1/23) Instagram: @burke.fahling
Burke Fahling is entering his first season with Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Fahling spent his first two seasons under contract with the Charleston Battery making 27 appearances, scoring twice and adding two
assists as a rookie in 2021. Last season, he joined FC Tucson of USL League One on a season-long loan deal, again making 27 appear-
ances and adding two assists for his new team.
Fahling played as a youth in the Seattle Sounders Academy. He began his college career at the University of Memphis, where he
played two seasons before transferring back to the Pacific Northwest and finishing his career with Seattle University.

TOTAL 27 2 2 6
# HOUNDTAHN 15
Player Bios
ANDERS BORDOY • FORWARD
18
Hometown: New Kensington, Pa. Weight: 155
Previous Club: Riverhounds Academy Twitter: @anders_bordoy
How Acquired: Signed (3/21/23) Instagram: @andersbordoy
Anders Bordoy is entering his first season with the Riverhounds SC First Team in 2023.
Bordoy, 18, is a product of the Riverhounds Academy and became the second player to join the pro team on a USL Academy contract
when he signed with the team in March. He has trained with and played on teams in the Hounds Academy since he was 9 years old,
making him the first player to traverse the full pathway from the club’s Academy to First Team.
In addition to training with the First Team, he currently plays on the club’s 2004/05 Boys ECNL team and has featured on the
Riverhounds’ USL Academy League team each of the past two summers. He also was selected as an all-state player last fall playing for
Kiski Area High School.
EDWARD KIZZA • FORWARD
19
Hometown: Kampala, Uganda Weight: 175
Previous Club: N.E. Revolution (MLS) Twitter: @edwardk_19
How Acquired: Signed (1/13/23) Instagram: @eddiekizs25
Edward Kizza is in his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2023. He signed a permanent deal with the team in the offseason after
first arriving on a loan move from MLS’ New England Revolution on July 12, 2022.
Upon arriving in Pittsburgh, Kizza stepped into a reserve striker role and scored once in 10 appearances, but his breakout moment
came in the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals, when he scored twice and converted the winning penalty kick in the Hounds’ shootout
win at Birmingham.
Kizza was the Revolution’s first-round pick (24th overall) in the 2021 MLS SuperDraft and signed with the team after a successful
three-year career at the University of Pittsburgh during which he scored 31 goals in 53 games.
In his first pro season, Kizza split time between the MLS team and New England Revolution II in USL League One. He made 11
appearances with one assist for the Revolution and scored five goals in 12 games with the reserve side.

2022 Full season 18 1 0 2
...Memphis 901 FC 8 0 0 0
...Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC 10 1 0 2
TOTAL 18 1 0 2
16 # HOUNDTAHN
Player Bios
TREVOR ZWETSLOOT • DEFENDER
20
Birthdate: October 16, 1998 Height: 6’2”
Hometown: Auckland, New Zealand Weight: 178
Previous Club: N.E. Revolution II (MLSNP)
How Acquired: Signed (3/14/23) Instagram: @trevorzwetsloot
Trevor Zwetsloot is entering his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Zwetsloot, 23, is a 6-foot-2 defender/defensive midfielder who joins the Hounds after playing last season with New England Revolu-
tion II in MLS Next Pro, where he made 21 appearances for the MLS club’s reserve side.
Prior to his time in New England, Zwetsloot spent 2021 with the Melbourne Knights in the Australian second division, making 16
appearances there. He also spent time in the academy of German club Werder Bremen from 2018-19, making one appearance with
the club’s reserve side and featuring more regularly with their U-19 team.
Zwetsloot played his youth soccer in his hometown of Auckland, New Zealand, and he has made seven youth international appearanc-
es for New Zealand at the U-19 and U-20 age levels.
TONY LOPEZ • FORWARD
22
Birthdate: November 13, 1997 Height: 6’1”
Hometown: Sylmar, Calif. Weight: 174
Previous Club: Cal United Strikers (NISA)
How Acquired: Signed (2/28/23) Instagram: @tonyy818
Tony Lopez is entering his first season with Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Lopez has spent the past three seasons with Cal United Strikers FC of the National Independent Soccer Association, where he scored
10 goals and added four assists in 42 appearances. Lopez is coming off a career-best seven-goal season with the Strikers in 2022.
Lopez played two college seasons for UC Riverside, where he appeared in 31 matches before turning pro after his sophomore season.
He went overseas to begin his career with Rio Claro FC in the Brazilian second division, with stops domestically in the UPSL and over-
seas in the German lower divisions before signing with Cal United.
# HOUNDTAHN 17
Player Bios
MARC YBARRA • MIDFIELDER
23
Hometown: Ann Arbor, Mich. Weight: 180
Previous Club: University of Michigan Twitter: @marcybarra23
How Acquired: Signed (2/24/22) Instagram: @marcybarra23
Marc Ybarra is entering his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.
As a first-year pro, Ybarra settled into a reliable role as a holding midfielder, appearing in 23 of 34 matches in his first year. Sixteen of
those appearances came off the bench, as he became one of the Hounds’ main options used to close out tight matches.
Ybarra signed with the Hounds after finishing a record-setting college career at Michigan. A two-time First Team All-Big Ten selection
and the 2021 Big Ten Midfielder of the Year, Ybarra is the Wolverines’ record holder for games played (91), starts (90) and minutes
(7,655), and he is second in school history for assists with 24.
In Ybarra’s time at Michigan, the Wolverines reached the NCAA Tournament three times and finished with a winning record all five
seasons.

TOTAL 23 0 0 0
TOLA SHOWUNMI • FORWARD
24
Hometown: London, England Weight: 200
Previous Club: University of New Hampshire Twitter: @tola_show
How Acquired: Signed (3/1/23) Instagram: @tolaashow
Tola Showunmi is entering his first season with Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Showunmi enjoyed three seasons at the University of New Hampshire. While playing for the Wildcats, Showunmi was a Third-
Team All-American and the America East Conference Striker of the year in 2021. He was First-Team All-Conference in 2021 and
Second-Team All-Conference in 2022.
Showunmi was a third-round MLS draft pick of Atlanta United prior to the 2022 season, but he returned to New Hampshire instead of
turning pro. For his college career, which included his first two seasons at Merrimack College, the 6-foot-3 striker scored 27 goals and
had nine assists.
18 # HOUNDTAHN
Player Bios
JAHMALI WAITE • GOALKEEPER
26
Hometown: Philadelphia, Pa. Weight: 187
Previous Club: University of Connecticut Twitter: @jahmali_waite
How Acquired: Signed (3/25/22) Instagram: @jahmali_waite
Jahmali Waite is entering his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Waite signed with the Hounds shortly after the start of the 2022 season, and through the season, he worked his way into the starting
role. By the end of his rookie campaign, he had amassed a 9-6-6 record with seven shutouts and just 21 goals allowed in 21 USL
matches.
Waite also made his senior international debut in November 2022, when he got the start for Jamaica in a 1-1 draw on the road against
Cameroon. By doing so, he became the first active Hounds goalkeeper to start for their country since fellow Jamaican Ryan Thompson
did the same during the 2015 Gold Cup.
Prior to the Hounds, he completed his college career with the University of Connecticut, where he started every game in Fall 2021 for
the Huskies, recording a 0.95 goals-against average and five shutouts for a team that finished 7-7-2.
Waite began his college career at Fairleigh Dickinson University after playing in the Philadelphia Union Academy. At FDU, he was a
First Team All-Northeast Conference selection in 2018, and the NEC Tournament MVP guiding Fairleigh Dickinson to the 2019 NCAA
Tournament, their first NCAA bid in seven years.

Year Club GP Saves GA Sv. % GAA Shutouts
2022 Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC 21 34 21 .618 1.00 7
TOTAL 21 34 21 .618 1.00 7
ILLAL OSUMANU • DEFENDER
28
Birthdate: August 20, 1996 Height: 6’0”
Hometown: Accra, Ghana Weight: 186
Previous Club: Union Omaha (USL1) Twitter: @illal28
How Acquired: Signed (4/5/23) Instagram: @illal.28
Illal Osumanu is in his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Osumanu most recently appeared for Union Omaha in USL League One. With the Owls, he made a total of 32 appearances between
regular season and postseason, and he played every minute of Omaha’s 2021 playoff run to the League One title.
Before joining the pro ranks in Omaha, Osumanu played college soccer in West Virginia, first for the University of Charleston in 2016
before transferring to Marshall University, where he played three seasons. His time at Charleston finished with a trip to the NCAA
Division II National Championship game, while with the Thundering Herd, he played in 59 matches and helped the team to its first
Conference USA title and first NCAA Tournament appearance.
His time as an amateur player included also stints with three USL League Two teams: West Virginia Chaos (2017), Michigan Bucks
(2018) and West Virginia Alliance (2019).
# HOUNDTAHN 19
Player Bios
JONATHAN GOMES • GOALKEEPER
32
Birthdate: February 9, 1999 Height: 6’3”
Hometown: Broward County, Fla. Weight: 185
Previous Club: Mercyhurst University Twitter: @jgomes1511
How Acquired: Signed (3/2/23) Instagram: @jgomes1511
Jonathan Gomes is entering his first season with Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC in 2023.
Gomes recently completed his college career at Mercyhurst University where he led the Lakers to a 19-1-1 record, the 2022 Pennsyl-
vania State Athletic Conference title, and an NCAA Division II Tournament appearance. With 15 shutouts and only four goals allowed
all season, Gomes was named the PSAC West Defensive Athlete of the Year and a Conference Commissioners Association Division II
All-American.
In his first season with the Lakers in 2021, Gomes allowed 19 goals in 18 appearances, accumulating a 12-4-2 record in those matches.
Before joining Mercyhurst as a grad transfer, Gomes made one appearance for UNC-Wilmington.
20 # HOUNDTAHN
Opponent Profiles
BIRMINGHAM LEGION FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Clayton Humphries
TEAM INFORMATION Email: [email protected]
Venue: Protective Stadium
Head Coach: Tom Soehn HOUNDS VS. BIRMINGHAM
Assistant Coach: Alex Martinez Record: 4-1-1
Assistant Coach: Eric Avila Home: 3-0-0
Away: 1-1-1
CHARLESTON BATTERY MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Grayson Frizzelle
TEAM INFORMATION Email: grayson.frizzelle@
Venue: Patriots Point Soccer Complex charlestonbattery.com
Head Coach: Ben Pirmann
Assistant Coach: Devin Rensing HOUNDS VS. CHARLESTON
Assistant Coach: Leigh Veidman Record: 9-14-16
Goalkeeping Coach: Brian Jones Home: 5-6-8
Away: 4-8-8
COLO SPRINGS SWITCHBACKS MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Tyler Cutler
Venue: Weidner Field
Head Coach: Stephen Hogan HOUNDS VS. COLO. SPRINGS
Assistant Coach: James Chambers Record: No prior meetings
Assistant Coach: Alan McCann Home:
Away:
DETROIT CITY FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Jarrett Maki
Venue: Keyworth Stadium
Head Coach: Trevor James HOUNDS VS. DETROIT
Assistant Coach: Ryan Needs Record: 0-0-2
Goalkeeping Coach: Eric Perilla Home: 0-0-1
Away: 0-0-1
EL PASO LOCOMOTIVE MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Alberto Huichapa
Venue: Southwest University Park
Head Coach: Brian Clarhaut HOUNDS VS. EL PASO
Assistant Coach: Jon Burklo Record: 1-0-0
Assistant Coach: Gianluca Masucci Home: 1-0-0
Goalkeeping Coach: JC Garzon Away: 0-0-0
HARTFORD ATHLETIC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: John Ponziani
Venue: Trinity Health Stadium
Head Coach: Tab Ramos HOUNDS VS. HARTFORD
Assistant Coach: Omid Namazi Record: 8-1-2
Goalkeeping Coach: Dan Gaspar Home: 4-1-1
Away: 4-0-1
HOUNDTAHN
# 21
Opponent Profiles
INDY ELEVEN MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: John Koluder
Venue: Michael A. Carroll Stadium
Head Coach: Mark Lowry HOUNDS VS. INDY
Assistant Coach: Ayoze Garcia Record: 6-3-2
Assistant Coach: Gabe Zapponi Home: 4-1-1
Goalkeeping Coach: Andy Swift Away: 2-2-1
LAS VEGAS LIGHTS FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Brett Lashbrook
Venue: Cashman Field
Head Coach: Isidro Sanchez HOUNDS VS. LAS VEGAS
Assistant Coach: Juan Carlos Garcia Record: 0-1-0
Goalkeeping Coach: Romilio Gomez Home: 0-0-0
Away: 0-1-0
LOUDOUN UNITED FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Jen Ocampo
Venue: Segra Field
Head Coach: Ryan Martin HOUNDS VS. LOUDOUN
Assistant Coach: GR Cannon Record: 10-1-0
Assistant Coach: Mattar M’Boge Home: 5-0-0
Away: 5-1-0
LOUISVILLE CITY FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Jonathan Lintner
Venue: Lynn Family Stadium
Head Coach: Danny Cruz HOUNDS VS. LOUISVILLE
Assistant Coach: Simon Bird Record: 4-8-6
Goalkeeping Coach: Scott Budnick Home: 0-5-4
Away: 4-3-2
MEMPHIS 901 FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Josh Clayton
Venue: AutoZone Park
Head Coach: Stephen Glass HOUNDS VS. MEMPHIS
Assistant Coach: Caleb Sewell Record: 3-1-0
Assistant Coach: Mark Spalding Home: 1-1-0
Away: 2-0-0
MIAMI FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Nathan Krum
Venue: Riccardo Silva Stadium
Head Coach: Anthony Pulis HOUNDS VS. MIAMI
Assistant Coach: Lewis Neal Record: 1-2-1
Goalkeeping Coach: Giuseppe Weller Home: 0-1-1
Away: 1-1-0
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Opponent Profiles
MONTEREY BAY FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Christina Ferrante
Venue: Cardinale Stadium
Head Coach: Frank Yallop HOUNDS VS. MONTEREY BAY
Assistant Coach: Ramiro Corrales Record: No prior meetings
Assistant Coach: Joe Cannon Home:
Away:
NEW MEXICO UNITED MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: David Wiese-Carl
Venue: Isotopes Park
Head Coach: Zack Prince HOUNDS VS. NEW MEXICO
Assistant Coach: Masaki Hemmi Record: 0-0-1
Assistant Coach: Junro Narita Home: 0-0-0
Goalkeeping Coach: Nate Walzer Away: 0-0-1
MEDIA INFORMATION
OAKLAND ROOTS SC Main Contact: Tommy Hodul
Venue: Laney College Stadium
Head Coach: Noah Delgado HOUNDS VS. OAKLAND
Assistant Coach: Gavin Glinton Record: 1-0-0
Assistant Coach: Dannylo Ayllon Home: 1-0-0
Goalkeeping Coach: Peter Davis Away: 0-0-0
ORANGE COUNTY SC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Chad Romiti
Venue: Championship Soccer Stadium
Head Coach: Richard Chaplow HOUNDS VS. ORANGE CO.
Assistant Coach: Morten Karlsen Record: 1-4-2
Assistant Coach: Didier Crettenand Home: 1-4-1
Goalkeeping Coach: Victor Nogueira Away: 0-0-1
PHOENIX RISING FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Jason Minnick
Venue: Phoenix Rising Soccer Stadium
Head Coach: Juan Guerra HOUNDS VS. PHOENIX
Assistant Coach: Marcos Reina Record: 0-2-0
Assistant Coach: Danny Stone Home: 0-1-0
Goalkeeping Coach: Cory Robertson Away: 0-1-0
RIO GRANDE VALLEY FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Juan Turrubiates
Venue: H-E-B Park
Head Coach: Wilmer Cabrera HOUNDS VS. RIO GRANDE
Assistant Coach: Gerson Echeverry Record: 0-1-0
Assistant Coach: Rafael Amaya Home: 0-0-0
Away: 0-1-0
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Opponent Profiles
SACRAMENTO REPUBLIC FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: John Jacobs
Venue: Heart Health Park
Head Coach: Mark Briggs HOUNDS VS. SACRAMENTO
Assistant Coach: Danny Dichio Record: 0-1-1
Goalkeeping Coach: Ross Cain Home: 0-0-0
Away: 0-1-1
SAN ANTONIO FC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Kevin Bass
Venue: Toyota Field
Head Coach: Alen Marcina HOUNDS VS. SAN ANTONIO
Assistant Coach: Dario Pot Record: 0-1-1
Goalkeeping Coach: Juan Lamadrid Home: 0-1-0
Away: 0-0-1
SAN DIEGO LOYAL SC MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Travis Lamprecht
Venue: Torero Stadium
Head Coach: Nate Miller HOUNDS VS. SAN DIEGO
Assistant Coach: Tim Daniels Record: No prior meetings
Goalkeeping Coach: Matt Hall Home:
Away:
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: 4-5-4
Assistant Coach: John Stead Home: 3-1-3
Assistant Coach: Eric Wilde Away: 1-4-1
FC TULSA MEDIA INFORMATION

Main Contact: Nolan Galbreath
Venue: ONEOK Field
Head Coach: Blair Gavin HOUNDS VS. TULSA
Assistant Coach: Richie Ryan Record: 2-0-0
Assistant Coach: Matt Watson Home: 1-0-0
Goalkeeping Coach: Donovan Ricketts Away: 1-0-0
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2022 Review
CONTINUED SUCCESS & PLAYOFF EXCITEMENT

The 2022 Riverhounds continued the tradition of success
that has become the norm under head coach Bob Lilley,
posting a fifth consecutive winning season and qualifying
for the USL Championship Playoffs for a fifth straight year
with a 16-9-9 record, placing the team fifth in the Eastern
Conference.
The season began with the Hounds keeping in place a fair

share of firepower, retaining top scorers Russell Cicerone
and Alex Dixon, midfielders Kenardo Forbes and Danny
Griffin, while also adding from free agency the league’s all-
time leading scorer, Dane Kelly.
Kelly started the year hot, scoring his 100th goal in the Coach Bob Lilley has
won more games than
league in the season opener, but it was Cicerone who any coach in Hounds
ended up pacing the team’s scorers for a second straight history with a record of
year with 13 goals and six assists. Albert Dikwa, coming off 83-36-44.
a season-ending injury in 2021, returned to post the best
season of his career with 11 goals and four assists, while Forbes once again earned All-USL Second
Team honors after posting the first 10-assist season in his decorated career.
The team raced out to the best start in club history with a 4-0-1 start in league play, but up-and-
down results through May and June left the team near the middle of the table. The team came alive
with a stretch of six wins and one draw in July and early August, during which first-year goalkeeper
Jahmali Waite cemented himself as the team’s No. 1. Waite, who burst onto the scene with a five-
save performance in a 2-0 extra time loss to FC Cincinnati of MLS in the U.S. Open Cup, ended his
rookie year allowing 21 goals in 21 league games and posting seven clean sheets.
July also saw the Hounds gear up for a postseason push, bringing back hometown hero Robbie
Mertz via transfer and adding former Pitt striker and first-round MLS draft pick Edward Kizza on loan
from the New England Revolution.
Though the Hounds lost only twice in their final 10 games, too many draws led to the team missing
out on a home playoff match, and they went on the road to Birmingham Legion FC for the Eastern
Conference Quarterfinals. The match was an instant classic in both Hounds and USL lore, as Kizza
scored tying goals late in regulation and extra time to force a shootout won by the Hounds on the
10th kick, 8-7. Louisville City FC awaited in the Eastern Conference Semifinals, but there the team
was on the short end of a comeback — Cicerone put the Hounds ahead with a pair of goals, but the
home team fought back to force a shootout in which they never missed, advancing 5-3.
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2022 Statistics
INDIVIDUAL
No. Name GP MIN G A PTS SH SOG FC T CL PK PKG YC RC
2 Nate Dossantos 22 1,463 0 3 3 0 0 27 42 26 0 0 6 0
3 Shane Wiedt 32 2,532 2 2 6 11 3 31 41 75 0 0 7 0
4 Dani Rovira 29 1,399 0 5 5 8 1 36 46 13 0 0 2 0
5 Mekeil Williams 27 1,833 1 0 2 8 4 22 22 68 0 0 6 0
6 Angelo Kelly 23 807 0 0 0 7 2 20 26 13 0 0 3 0
7 Alex Dixon 32 2,218 4 7 15 42 22 13 20 9 1 0 2 0
8 William Eyang 4 63 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 Albert Dikwa 33 2,206 11 4 26 52 30 47 21 4 0 0 2 0
10 Russell Cicerone 33 2,508 13 6 32 41 25 29 28 4 0 0 0 0
11 Kenardo Forbes 34 2,716 3 10 16 40 18 35 46 11 0 0 1 0
12 Danny Griffin 34 3,055 1 0 2 20 9 50 52 15 0 0 7 0
13 Luke Biasi 14 498 0 0 0 0 0 9 10 5 0 0 1 0
14 Robbie Mertz* 34 2,807 4 9 17 35 9 45 47 31 0 0 7 0
15 Arturo Ordoñez 31 2,779 1 0 2 19 4 34 31 124 0 0 8 1
16 Toby Sims 13 519 1 1 3 6 2 11 20 4 0 0 2 0
17 Edward Kizza** 18 354 1 0 2 14 6 17 8 2 0 0 2 0
18 Marc Ybarra 23 688 0 0 0 1 0 17 15 6 0 0 2 1
19 Wyatt Borso 2 89 0 0 0 2 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0
21 Luis Argudo 20 543 1 1 3 7 3 26 12 3 0 0 2 0
22 Robby Dambrot 5 242 1 0 2 2 2 3 7 1 0 0 0 0
23 Jesse Williams 6 146 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 2 0 0 2 0
27 Jelani Peters 31 1,944 2 0 4 10 4 28 38 89 0 0 3 1
29 Dane Kelly 23 1,017 7 2 16 29 13 28 8 4 0 0 4 1
GOALKEEPERS
No. Name GP MIN GA SV CS SV% GAA YC RC
1 Kevin Silva 11 990 16 24 3 .600 1.45 0 0
26 Jahmali Waite 21 1,890 21 34 7 .618 1.00 2 0
31 Chase Vosvick 2 180 1 5 1 .833 0.50 0 0
*Includes USLC stats with Atlanta; ** Includes USLC stats with Memphis
USL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM OF THE WEEK

Russell Cicerone (3 times) — Weeks 10, 22 and 32
Dane Kelly (3) — Weeks 1, 4 and 7
Albert Dikwa (2) — Weeks 5 and 25
Kenardo Forbes (2) — Weeks 7 and 17
Shane Wiedt — Week 1
Nate Dossantos — Week 9
Kevin Silva — Week 10
Jelani Peters — Week 18
Bench
Russell Cicerone (3) — Weeks 12, 17 and 24
Kenardo Forbes (2) — Weeks 26 and 32
Shane Wiedt (2) — Weeks 18 and 20
Chase Vosvick — Week 1
Luis Argudo — Week 7
Danny Griffin — Week 9
Albert Dikwa — Week 21
USL CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Dane Kelly — Week 1
Albert Dikwa — Week 5
USL CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYER OF THE MONTH FINALIST
Dane Kelly — April (2nd in voting)
ALL-USL CHAMPIONSHIP SECOND TEAM
Kenardo Forbes - Midfielder
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USL CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS
Eastern Conference Western Conference
Team W L D PTS GD Team W L T PTS GD
Louisville City FC 22 6 6 72 +37 San Antonio FC 24 5 5 77 +28
Memphis 901 FC 21 8 5 68 +34 San Diego Loyal SC 18 10 6 60 +13
Tampa Bay Rowdies 20 7 7 67 +40 Colorado Springs Switchbacks 17 13 4 55 +6
Birmingham Legion FC 17 10 7 58 +19 Sacrament Republic FC 15 11 8 53 +14
Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC 16 9 9 57 +12 New Mexico United 13 9 12 51 +9
Miami FC 15 9 10 55 +15 Rio Grande Valley FC Toros 14 13 7 49 +11
Detroit City FC 14 8 12 54 +14 Oakland Roots SC 11 10 13 46 +5
FC Tulsa 12 16 6 42 -10 El Paso Locomotive FC 13 14 7 46 +4
Indy Eleven 12 17 5 41 -14 Las Vegas Lights FC 12 13 9 45 -10
Hartford Athletic 10 18 6 36 -10 Phoenix Rising FC 12 16 6 42 -8
Loudoun United FC 8 22 4 28 -38 Los Angeles Galaxy II 11 16 7 40 -10
Charleston Battery 6 21 7 25 -36 Monterey Bay FC 12 18 4 40 -17
Atlanta United 2 6 23 5 23 -46 Orange County SC 7 14 13 34 -10
New York Red Bulls II 3 25 6 15 -52
USL CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFFS

CONFERENCE CONFERENCE CONFERENCE USL CHAMPIONSHIP
QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS FINALS FINAL
October 22-23 October 28-30 November 5-6 November 13
1 Louisville
Lynn Family Stadium
BYE
1 Louisville *2(5)
Protective Stadium
5 Pittsburgh 2(3)
4 Birmingham 2(7)
Lynn Family Stadium
5 Pittsburgh * 2(8)
1 Louisville *1
AutoZone Park EASTERN
3 Tampa Bay 0
2 Memphis 3
AutoZone Park
7 Detroit 1
2 Memphis 0
Al Lang Stadium
3 Tampa Bay 1
3 Tampa Bay 1
6 Miami 0
Toyota Field
E1 Lousiville 1
W1 San Antonio 3
1 San Antonio
Toyota Field
BYE
1 San Antonio 3
Torero Stadium
7 Oakland 0
2 San Diego 0
Toyota Field
7 Oakland 3
1 San Antonio 2
Weidner Field WESTERN
3 Colo. Springs 0
3 Colo. Springs 3 *after extra time
Weidner Field
(penalty kick scores in
6 Rio Grande Val. 0
3 Colo. Springs *2 parentheses)
Heart Health Park
4 Sacramento 1 Teams were reseeded
4 Sacramento 2
after the Conference
5 New Mexico 0 Quarterfinals.
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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 - -
All-Time Results
2003 28 15-9-4 7-6-1 8-3-3 50 41 +9 A-League 3rd, Northeast - 0-1 (Third Round)
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 - 0-0-1 (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 - 0-0-1 (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)
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) 0-1-1 (Second Round)
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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 0-0-1 (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) No tournament
2021 32 17-8-7 9-3-4 8-5-3 52 34 +18 USL Championship 3rd, Atlantic Qualified, DNP No tournament
2022 34 16-9-9 9-3-5 7-6-4 50 38 +12 USL Championship 5th, Eastern 0-0-2 (Conf. Semis) 1-1 (Third round)
All-Time 600 240-222-138 145-87-70 95-135-68 886 781 +105 8-12-3 (1-2 PKs) 13-16-3 (1-2 PKs)
Playoffs 23 8-12-3 5-2-1 3-10-2 38 50 -12
USOC 32 13-16-3 10-5-1 3-11-2 43 47 -4
All Comp 655 261-250-144 160-94-72 101-156-72 967 878 +89
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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 163 83-36-44 46-13-24 37-23-20
*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 163 75-42-46
*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
Aug. 22, 2021 Russell Cicerone Atlanta United 2 Highmark Stadium
*Italics denote a four-goal game

**Bold denotes a USL Championship Playoffs 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’
quick facts
May 20 Raleigh Capital Express Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA W, 7-0
PIT: 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 facts
PIT: 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 Bethel Park High School Stadium Bethel Park, PA L, 1-2
PIT: Gary DePalma 60’

Aug. 25
HER: Kyle Swords 4’, Ze Roberto 63’
@Indiana Blast
2004
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’
# HOUNDTAHN 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 # HOUNDTAHN
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’
TOR: Waldo Sponton 34’, Joe Mattacchione 45’2004
Sept. 3 @Cincinnati Riverhawks 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’
# HOUNDTAHN 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 # HOUNDTAHN
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’
# HOUNDTAHN 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 # HOUNDTAHN
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’
# HOUNDTAHN 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
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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
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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 # HOUNDTAHN
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 Univ. 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 # HOUNDTAHN
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
# HOUNDTAHN 47
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 # HOUNDTAHN
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
# HOUNDTAHN 49
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 # HOUNDTAHN
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 # HOUNDTAHN
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
# HOUNDTAHN 53
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 (pen.) 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 # HOUNDTAHN
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
# HOUNDTAHN 55
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 # HOUNDTAHN
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’
# HOUNDTAHN 57
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 # HOUNDTAHN
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’
HOUNDTAHN
# 59
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 # HOUNDTAHN
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’
HOUNDTAHN
# 61
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 # HOUNDTAHN
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 Pittsburgh, PA W, 4-1
PIT: Corey Hertzog 6’, Willie Hunt 40’, Nick Thompson 44’, Corey Hertzog (P) 90’+

Aug. 27
WIL: Ashani Fairclough 72’
@Harrisburg City Islanders FNB Field
2004 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’
HOUNDTAHN
# 63
2017 Statistics

Head Coach: Dave Brandt All-League Second Team: Corey Hertzog
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 # HOUNDTAHN
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’
HOUNDTAHN
# 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 # HOUNDTAHN
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
LOU: Cameron Lancaster 31’, Alexis Souahy 70’
Sept. 22 Indy Eleven Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-2

2004
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
HOUNDTAHN
# 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
LOU: Luke Spencer 51’, Paolo DelPiccolo 118’

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 # HOUNDTAHN
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’
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. 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’
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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
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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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2021 Statistics

Head Coach: Bob Lilley All-League Second Team: Kenardo Forbes
League: USL Championship Hat trick:
Finish: 3rd, Atlantic Division (Eastern Russell Cicerone | Aug. 22 vs. Atlanta United 2
Conference)
Games: 32
Record: 17-8-7
Home: 9-3-4
Away: 8-5-3

Not held due to pandemic
Postseason Results
Nov. 7 @Birmingham Legion FC PNC Field Birmingham, AL No contest
**Match cancelled due to Covid-19 outbreak. Birmingham advanced to Conference Semifinals.

Danny Griffin M 32 2,868 2 1 5 11 51
Shane Wiedt D 32 2,653 1 0 2 9 35
Alex Dixon M/F 32 2,544 9 9 27 48 17
Russell Cicerone F 32 2,458 16 8 40 51 29
Todd Wharton M 32 2,153 4 0 8 10 24
Kenardo Forbes M 31 2,579 5 6 16 30 26
Preston Kilwein D 30 1,946 0 0 0 6 20
Anthony Velarde M 30 1,038 2 1 5 14 28
Dani Rovira D/M 29 1,788 0 2 2 1 51
Tommy Williamson F 27 1,098 6 4 16 22 30
Mekeil Williams D 26 2,013 0 1 1 16 27
Louis Pérez M 26 794 2 1 5 12 21
Jelani Peters D 21 1,448 1 0 2 11 19
Jalen Robinson D 18 875 0 0 0 3 6
Jordan Dover D 17 813 0 0 0 1 15
Albert Dikwa F 15 968 2 3 7 23 17
Ezra Armstrong D 14 381 0 2 2 1 8
Tom Judge D 7 148 0 0 0 0 1
Josh Gatt F 6 125 0 0 0 1 8
Wyatt Borso F 4 64 0 0 0 2 1
Casey Bartlett-Scott D 1 7 0 0 0 1 0

Danny Vitiello 27 2,430 15-6-6 26 67 9 0.96 .720
Jake Leeker 5 450 2-2-1 8 12 1 1.60 .600
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2021 Results
May 8 @Tampa Bay Rowdies Al Lang Stadium St. Petersburg, FL L, 0-3
TBR: Steevan Dos Santos 31’, Sebastián Guenzatti (pen.) 75’, Jordan Adebayo-Smith 84’
May 15 @Hartford Athletic Dillon Stadium Hartford, CT T, 1-1
PIT: Russell Cicerone 42’
HFD: Luka Prpa 90+1’
May 22 Charlotte Independence Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
CLT: Irvin Parra 34’
May 28 @New York Red Bulls II MSU Soccer Park Montclair, NJ W, 3-0
quick facts
PIT: Danny Griffin 22’, Alex Dixon 29’, Russell Cicerone 50’
June 2 @Loudoun United FC Segra Field Leesburg, VA W, 3-2
PIT: Anthony Velarde 18’, Wahab Ackwei (OG) 41’, Russell Cicerone (pen.) 58’
LDN: Jovanny Bolívar 50’, Logan Panchot 70’
June 6 Austin Bold Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
ATX: Collin Fernandez 1’
June 12 Miami FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
MIA: Christiano François 45+3’
June 15 @Indy Eleven Michael A. Carroll Stadium Indianapolis, IN W, 1-0
PIT: Tommy Williamson 37’
June 19 @Tampa Bay Rowdies Al Lang Stadium St. Petersburg, FL W, 2-1
PIT: Danny Griffin 21’, Russell Cicerone 54’
TBR: Sebastián Guenzatti 90+2’
PIT: Todd Wharton 14’, Albert Dikwa 41’
NY: Shane Wiedt (OG) 26’
June 30 @Loudoun United FC Segra Field Leesburg, VA L, 1-2
PIT: Louis Pérez 48’
LDN: Ted Ku-DiPietro 42’, Jovanny Bolívar 75’
July 3 Charlotte Independence Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Anthony Velarde 45+3’
July 7 @Charleston Battery Patriots Point Soccer Complex Mount Pleasant, SC T, 1-1
PIT: Tommy Williamson 85’
CHS: Geobel Pérez 9’
July 17 Loudoun United FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
July 23 @New York Red Bulls II MSU Soccer Park Montclair, NJ W, 3-1
PIT: Alex Dixon 10’, Russell Cicerone 52’, Albert Dikwa 62’
NY: Omar Sowe 28’
July 31 Hartford Athletic Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-1
PIT: Alex Dixon 49’, Alex Dixon 83’, Louis Pérez 88’
HFD: Derek Dodson 26’
Aug. 6 @Charleston Battery Patriots Point Soccer Complex Mt. Pleasant, SC W, 3-2
PIT: Russell Cicerone (pen.) 24’, Alex Dixon 45+1’, Alex Dixon 64’
CHS: Logan Gdula 20’, Romario Piggott 47’
Aug. 11 Miami FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 2-3
PIT: Tommy Williamson 40’, Kenardo Forbes 50’
MIA: Christiano François 52’, Devon Williams 53’, Devon Williams (pen.) 82’
Aug. 14 @Charlotte Independence American Legion Memorial Stadium Charlotte, NC L, 0-1
CLT: Enzo Martinez 47’
Aug. 18 Tampa Bay Rowdies Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
Aug. 22 Atlanta United 2 Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 4-1
PIT: Russell Cicerone 4’, Tommy Williamson 26’, Russell Cicerone 31’, Russell Cicerone 66’
ATL: Darwin Matheus 15’
Aug. 28 @Hartford Athletic Dillon Stadium Hartford, CT W, 3-2
PIT: Russell Cicerone (pen.) 2’, Alex Dixon 57’, Russell Cicerone 90+1’
HFD: Juan Carlos Obregón Jr. 18’, Danny Barrera (pen.) 51’
Sept. 1 New York Red Bulls II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Jelani Peters 32’
Sept. 4 @San Antonio FC Toyota Field San Antonio, TX T, 1-1
PIT: Alex Dixon 90’
SA: Nathan 64’
Sept. 11 Loudoun United FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 5-0
PIT: Todd Wharton 20’, Kenardo Forbes 58’, Russell Cicerone 75’, Tommy Williamson 80’, Kenardo Forbes 82’
Sept. 18

@Charlotte Independence
CLT: Irvin Parra 81’
2004
American Legion Memorial Stadium Charlotte, NC L, 0-1
Sept. 25 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 3-3

PIT: Todd Wharton 6’, Shane Wiedt 27’, Alex Dixon 87’
CHS: Leland Archer 35’, Claudio Repetto 68’, Claudio Repetto 81’
Oct. 2 @Miami FC Riccardo Silva Stadium Miami, FL L, 2-3
PIT: Kenardo Forbes 3’, Kenardo Forbes 66’
MIA: Lamar Walker 4’, Othello Bah 83’, Pierre Da Silva 90’
Oct. 10 Tampa Bay Rowdies Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Tommy Williamson 42’, Russell Cicerone (pen.) 74’
**Oct. 16 @Miami FC Riccardo Silva Stadium Miami, FL W, 1-0
PIT: Jonas Löbe (OG) 66’
Oct. 23 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Todd Wharton 27’, Russell Cicerone 79’
CHS: Nicque Daley 65’
Oct. 30 Hartford Athletic Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
**NOTE: Final 24 minutes of Oct. 16 match replayed by USL order on Oct. 27 due to officiating error.
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2022 Statistics

Head Coach: Bob Lilley All-League Second Team: Kenardo Forbes
League: USL Championship
Finish: 5th, Eastern Conference
Games: 34
Record: 16-9-9
Home: 9-3-5
Away: 7-6-4

Second Round
April 5 Maryland Bobcats FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-0
PIT: Toby Sims 37’, Toby Sims 55’
Third Round
April 19 @FC Cincinnati TQL Stadium Cincinnati, OH L, 0-2 AET
CIN: Álvaro Barreal 95’ (pen.), Álvaro Barreal 99’
Postseason Results
Oct. 23 @Birmingham Legion FC Protective Stadium Birmingham, AL T, 2-2 (8-7 pens.)
PIT: Edward Kizza 90’, Edward Kizza 116’
BHM: Prosper Kasim 72’, Bruno Lapa 99’
Oct. 29 @Louisville City FC Lynn Family Stadium Louisville, KY T, 2-2 (3-5 pens.)
PIT: Russell Cicerone 14’, Russell Cicerone 47’
LOU: Manny Perez 83’, Cameron Lancaster 85’ (pen.)

Danny Griffin M 34 3,055 1 0 2 20 50
Arturo Ordóñez D 31 2,779 1 0 2 19 34
Kenardo Forbes M 34 2,716 3 10 16 40 35
Shane Wiedt D 32 2,532 2 2 6 11 31
Russell Cicerone F 33 2,508 13 6 32 41 29
Alex Dixon M 32 2,218 4 7 15 42 13
Albert Dikwa F 33 2,206 11 4 26 52 47
Jelani Peters D 31 1,944 2 0 4 10 28
Mekeil Williams D 27 1,833 1 0 2 8 22
Nate Dossantos D 22 1,463 0 3 3 0 27
Dani Rovira D/M 29 1,399 0 5 5 8 36
Robbie Mertz M 14 1,044 1 3 5 14 17
Dane Kelly F 23 1,017 7 2 16 29 28
Angelo Kelly M 23 807 0 0 0 7 20
Marc Ybarra M 23 688 0 0 0 1 17
Luis Argudo M/F 20 543 1 1 3 7 26
Toby Sims D 13 519 1 1 3 6 11
Luke Biasi D 14 498 0 0 0 0 9
Edward Kizza F 10 243 1 0 2 10 11
Robby Dambrot D 5 242 1 0 2 2 3
Jesse Williams D 6 146 0 0 0 0 3
Wyatt Borso F 2 89 0 0 0 2 2
William Eyang F 4 63 0 0 0 1 1

Jahmali Waite 21 1,890 9-6-6 21 34 7 1.00 .618
Kevin Silva 11 990 5-3-3 16 24 3 1.45 .600
Chase Vosvick 2 180 2-0-0 1 5 1 0.50 .833
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2022 Results
March 12 @Memphis 901 FC AutoZone Park Memphis, TN W, 3-0
PIT: Dane Kelly 45+3’, Russell Cicerone 64’, Albert Dikwa 76’
March 19 Hartford Athletic Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-1
PIT: Robby Dambrot 12’, Kenardo Forbes 51’
HFD: Juan Carlos Obregón Jr. 40’
March 26 Detroit City FC Keyworth Stadium Hamtramck, MI T, 1-1
DET: Maxi Rodriguez 73’ (pen.)
quick facts
April 2

Loudoun United FC
PIT: Dane Kelly 65’, Dane Kelly 73’
Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 2-0
April 9 @FC Tulsa ONEOK Field Tulsa, OK W, 4-3

PIT: Albert Dikwa 6’, Alex Dixon 14’, Dane Kelly 47’, Albert Dikwa 60’
TUL: Kevin Silva 19’ (OG), J.J. Williams 80’, Rodrigo da Costa 85’
April 16 @Las Vegas Lights FC Cashman Stadium Las Vegas, NV L, 0-1
LV: Danny Trejo 27’
April 23 Atlanta United 2 Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 4-0
PIT: Dane Kelly 20’, Luis Argudo 29’, Dane Kelly 56’, Russell Cicerone 76’
April 30 @Louisville City FC Lynn Family Stadium Louisville, KY L, 0-2
LOU: Wilson Harris 20’, Enoch Mushagalusa 39’
May 7 Birmingham Legion FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
PIT: Danny Griffin 4’
May 14 El Paso Locomotive FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
May 21 @Tampa Bay Rowdies Al Lang Stadium St. Petersburg, FL L, 1-3
PIT: Alex Dixon 10’
TBR: Jake LaCava 36’, Leo Fernandes 57’, Lucky Mkosana 90+4’
May 28 @Miami FC Riccardo Silva Stadium Miami, FL T, 2-2
PIT: Russell Cicerone 38’, Alex Dixon 54’
MIA: Junior Palacios 24’, Adonijah Reid 45+2’
June 4 Detroit City FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
DET: Maxi Rodriguez 70’
June 11 @Charleston Battery Patriots Point Soccer Complex Mount Pleasant, SC L, 0-3
CHS: Augustine Williams 2’, Andrew Booth 38’, Romario Piggott 45+3’
June 18 @Rio Grande Valley FC Toros H-E-B Park Edinburg, TX L, 0-1
RGV: Ricky Ruiz 34’
June 25 Tampa Bay Rowdies Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 2-5
PIT: Arturo Ordóñez 13’, Russell Cicerone 75’
TBR: Kyle Greig 15’, Leo Fernandes 20’, Jake LaCava 41’, Leo Fernandes 57’, Lucky Mkosana 64’
July 1 @New York Red Bulls II MSU Soccer Park Montclair, NJ W, 3-0
PIT: Alex Dixon 12’, Russell Cicerone 19’, Russell Cicerone 67’
July 6 Indy Eleven Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
July 9 Miami FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 4-1
PIT: Russell Cicerone 14’, Jelani Peters 49’, Jelani Peters 61’, Shane Wiedt 69’
MIA: Callum Chapman-Page 90+2’
July 16 @New Mexico United Isotopes Park Albuquerque, NM T, 1-1
PIT: Dane Kelly 75’
HFD: Jerome Kiesewetter 1’
July 23 @Hartford Athletic Trinity Health Stadium Hartford, CT W, 2-1
PIT: Russell Cicerone 74’, Shane Wiedt 90+4’
HFD: Conor McGlynn 55’
July 30 FC Tulsa Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 1-0
Aug. 6 @Indy Eleven Michael A. Carroll Stadium Indianapolis, IN W, 2-0
Aug. 13 Memphis 901 FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-2
MEM: Luiz Fernando 8’, Aaron Molloy 73’
Aug. 20 New York Red Bulls II Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 2-2
PIT: Robbie Mertz 21’, Mekeil Williams 42’
NY: John Murphy 44’, Wiki Carmona 56’
Aug. 27 @Atlanta United 2 Fifth Third Bank Stadium Kennesaw, GA W, 2-1
PIT: Albert Dikwa 44’, Albert Dikwa 71’
ATL: Jackson Conway 66’
Aug. 31 Charleston Battery Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 0-0
Sept. 4

@Loudoun United FC
PIT: Russell Cicerone 26’, Edward Kizza 73’2004
Segra Field Leesburg, VA W, 2-1
LDN: Jonathan Benteke 89’ (pen.)

Sept. 14 @Birmingham Legion FC Protective Stadium Birmingham, AL L, 1-2
BHM: Enzo Martinez 50’, Sadik Balarabe 66’
Sept. 24 Orange County SC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA T, 1-1
OC: Milan Iloski 90’
Oct. 1 San Antonio FC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA L, 0-1
SA: Carter Manley 86’
Oct. 9 @Sacramento Republic FC Heart Health Park Sacramento, CA T, 1-1
HFD: Rodrigo López 54’ (pen.)
Oct. 15 Oakland Roots SC Highmark Stadium Pittsburgh, PA W, 3-1
PIT: Toby Sims 45+1’, Russell Cicerone 54’, Kenardo Forbes 75’
OAK: Juan Azócar 8’
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Riverhounds Hall of Fame
CLASS OF 2022
Gene Klein
Gene Klein (second from left)
was joined by fellow Hall of
Famers John Kowalski, Justin
Evans and David Flavius for his
induction last year.
Gene Klein, a former Hounds coach, general manager, and television broadcaster, was the sole
member of the Pittsburgh Riverhounds Hall of Fame class of 2022.
Beginning with the Hounds’ founding in 1999, Klein served as an assistant coach under John
Kowalski. In 2006, he was appointed head coach of the Hounds, a position he held through
2009. For the Hounds, Klein’s work both on and off the field was essential, as he oversaw the
reorganization of the front office while was serving as general manager in addition to his coaching
duties.
The Riverhounds Academy was co-founded by Klein, who also found a home for the squad at his
alma mater, Chartiers Valley High School. Klein also forged a partnership with English soccer club
Everton FC and introduced the “Everton Way” training methods to the club during the Academy’s
early years.
Klein continued to be a significant representative of the club after his time as a coach with the
Hounds. He reconnected in the broadcast booth with his longtime coaching partner, Paul Child, from
2014-19, offering analysis on telecasts to a new generation of Hounds supporters.
Previous inductees
Class of 2019
Justin Evans (player/head coach), David Flavius (player), Paul Heasley (founder/owner),
Dave Kasper (general manager), John Kowalski (head coach)
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Postseason History
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
(Best of 3) 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
(Two legs) 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
(Two legs) PIT: Welton Melo 62’, John Jones 81’
ROC: Stoian Mladenov (pen.) 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
(Two legs) 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
(Two legs) 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 (pen.) 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 T, 2-2 (7-8 pens.)
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 (pen.) 34’,
Jordan Dover 45’+1, Robbie Mertz (pen.) 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’
2022 Conf. Quarters Oct. 23 Birmingham, AL @Birmingham Legion FC T, 2-2 (8-7 pens.)
PIT: Edward Kizza 90’, Edward Kizza 116’
BHM: Prosper Kasim 72’, Bruno Lapa 99’
Conf. Semis Oct. 29 Louisville, KY @Louisville City FC T, 2-2 (3-5 pens.)
LOU: Manny Perez 83’, Cameron Lancaster 85’ (pen.)
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U.S. Open Cup History
In club history, the

Hounds hold a 13-16-3
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 (pen.) 48’
PASO: Luis Macias 86’
Quarterfinals July 24 Wheaton, IL @Chicago Fire L, 2-3 AET
PIT: Welton Melo 9’, Paul Dougherty 70’
CHI: Hristo Stoitchkov (pen.) 15’, Dema Kovalenko 49’, Amos Magee 111’ (golden goal)
2003 Third July 16 Germantown, MD @D.C. United L, 1-2
2015
DCU: Mike Petke 33’, Dema Kovalenko 44’
2005 First June 15 Waukee, IA @Des Moines Menace T, 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 T, 1-1 (2-4 pens.)
ROC: Taiwo Atieno 90’+
2010 First June 15 Bridgeville, PA Detroit United W, 2-0
PIT: Alex Weekes (pen.) 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 (pen.) 90’
2013 First May 14 Pittsburgh, PA RWB Adria T, 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 (pen.) 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
PIT: Rob Vincent (pen.) 24’
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 (pen.) 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 (pen.) 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’
2022 Second April 5 Pittsburgh, PA Maryland Bobcats FC W, 2-0
PIT: Toby Sims 37’, Toby Sims 55’
Third April 19 Cincinnati, OH FC Cincinnati L, 0-2 AET
CIN: Álvaro Barreal 95’ (pen.), Álvaro Barreal 99’
* - 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 1999-06 195
2 Kevin Kerr Scotland 2013-19 194
3 Gary DePalma United States 1999-04 157
4 Kenardo Forbes Jamaica 2018- 155
5 Mike Green United States 2012-17 141
6 Sterling Flunder United States 2010-15 135
7 Randy Dedini United States 1999-03 125
8 Nathan Salsi United States 2004-06, 2008-09 119
9 Jaman Tripoli United States 1999-03 112
10 Hunter Gilstrap United States 2010-14, 2016-17 110
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
t4 Thiago Martins 2002-03 31 0 1 30
Russell Cicerone 2021-22 31 2 0 29
6 Rob Vincent 2013-16 29 0 4 25
7 Corey Hertzog 2016-17 27 0 0 27
8 Phil Karn 1999-02 26 1 2 23
9 José Angulo 2013-14 24 0 1 23
10 Michael Apple 1999-02, 2004, 2006 22 1 0 21
Assists Points
Name Assists Name Points
1 Kenardo Forbes 44 1 David Flavius 150
2 Kevin Kerr 29 2 Kevin Kerr 93
3 Matthew Dallman 27 3 Neco Brett 81
4 David Flavius 26 4 Kenardo Forbes 78
t5 Gary DePalma 23 5 Thiago Martins 69
Justin Evans 23 6 Rob Vincent 68
7 Alex Dixon 16 t7 Corey Hertzog 60
8 Russell Cicerone 14 Phil Karn 60
t9 Robbie Mertz 13 9 Gary DePalma 57
Three others tied 13 10 Michael Apple 55
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 Kenardo Forbes 139
6 Kenardo Forbes 143 6 Jaman Tripoli 124
7 Gary DePalma 129 7 Jordan Dover 123
8 Rob Vincent 128 8 Henry Gutierrez 116
9 Neco Brett 126 9 Danny Griffin 115
t10 José Angulo, Michael Apple 121 10 Thomas Vancaeyezeele 108

* Editor’s note: Previous editions of the media guide listed league matches only for most statistics. The totals for appearances, goals,
assists, points, goalkeeper wins and shutouts now reflect all competitions, so totals might be different than previously published.
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All-Time Leaders
Goalkeeper Wins
Name Nation Career Record
1 Randy Dedini United States 1999-03 57-53-12
2 Hunter Gilstrap United States 2010-14/16-17 30-51-29
3 Chris Robinson United States 2004-06 23-8-8
4 Danny Vitiello United States 2020-21 21-9-6
5 Kyle Morton United States 2018-19 19-4-8
t6 Dan Lynd United States 2018 10-5-11
Jahmali Waite Jamaica 2022- 10-7-8
8 Terry McNelis United States 2005-06 9-14-3
9 Michael Lisch United States 2014 8-7-3
10 Two tied (6)
Shutouts
Name Shutouts
1 Randy Dedini 29
2 Hunter Gilstrap 26
3 Kyle Morton 18
4 Danny Vitiello 14
5 Dan Lynd 12
6 Chris Robinson 11
7 Trey Mitchell 6
t8 Terry McNelis 5 David Flavius leads
Calle Brown 5 the club all-time in
t10 Michael Lisch, Danny Waltman 4 games played, goals and
points.
Goals-Against Average Save Percentage

Name GAA Name SV%
1 Kyle Morton 0.74 1 Chris Robinson .797
2 Dan Lynd 0.81 2 Zack Steffen .755
3 Danny Vitiello 0.86 t3 Randy Dedini .754
4 Chris Robinson 0.87 Terry McNelis .754
5 Trey Mitchell 0.94 5 Danny Waltman .753
6 Mike Kirk 0.97 6 Trey Mitchell .742
7 Jahmali Waite 1.00 7 Hunter Gilstrap .736
8 Calle Brown 1.14 8 Danny Vitiello .730
9 Austin Pack 1.17 9 Michael Lisch .728
10 Danny Waltman 1.28 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 of being 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 GK Wins
1 Thiago Martins (2003) 22 1 Chris Robinson (2004) 16
2 Rob Vincent (2015) 18 t2 Danny Vitiello (2021) 15
3 Russell Cicerone (2021) 16 Kyle Morton (2019) 15
t4 Neco Brett (2018) 15 Randy Dedini (1999) 15
José Angulo (2013) 15 5 Randy Dedini (2003) 13
Said Ali (2004) 15
Name Shutouts
Name Assists 1 Kyle Morton (2019) 13
1 Justin Evans (1999) 14 2 Dan Lynd (2018) 12
t2 Matthew Dallman (2013) 12 t3 Danny Vitiello (2021) 9
Ricardo Villar (2003) 12 Hunter Gilstrap (2011) 9
4 Kenardo Forbes (2022) 10 Randy Dedini (2003) 9
t5 Alex Dixon (2021) 9
Kenardo Forbes (2019) 9 Name Saves
Kevin Kerr (2015) 9 1 Randy Dedini (1999) 136
2 Randy Dedini (2002) 100
Name Points 3 Hunter Gilstrap (2011) 98
1 Thiago Martins (2003) 51 4 Hunter Gilstrap (2012) 92
2 Rob Vincent (2015) 42 5 Randy Dedini (2003) 85
3 Russell Cicerone (2021) 40
4 Neco Brett (2018) 37 Name GAA
t5 José Angulo (2013) 34 1 Danny Vitiello (2020) 0.50
Said Ali (2004) 34 2 Tomas Gomez (2020) 0.75
3 Dan Lynd (2018) 0.81
Name Shots 4 Kyle Morton (2019) 0.83
1 Corey Hertzog (2017) 98 5 Chris Robinson (2006) 0.83
2 Michael Butler (1999) 75
3 José Angulo (2013) 73 Name SV%
4 Thiago Martins (2003) 72 1 Chris Robinson (2005) .862
5 Steevan Dos Santos (2019) 71 2 Hunter Gilstrap (2010) .804
3 Randy Dedini (1999) .795
Name Minutes 4 Chris Robinson (2006) .783
1 Danny Griffin (2022) 3,055 5 Danny Vitiello (2020) .778
2 Thomas Vancaeyezeele (2018) 2,909
3 Danny Griffin (2021) 2,868
4 Tobi Adewole (2019) 2,847
5 Ryan James (2019) 2,831
*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 Matthew
VITIELLO GREENSPAN ANGULO ANGULO DALLMAN
Golden Glove Defender of the Year Most Valuable Player Golden Boot League Assists Leader
10 10 10 04 03
Shintaro Hunter Jeremy Said Thiago
HARADA GILSTRAP DEIGHTON ALI MARTINS
Defender of the Year Goalkeeper of the Year Rookie of the Year Rookie of the Year Most Valuable Player
03 03
Thiago Ricardo
MARTINS VILLAR
Golden Boot League Assists Leader
All-League Selections
Year Player Honor League Year Player Honor League
2022 Kenardo Forbes Second USL Championship 2010 Shintaro Harada First USL-2
2021 Kenardo Forbes Second USL Championship 2010 Hunter Gilstrap First USL-2
2020 Kenardo Forbes First USL Championship 2010 Jeremy Deighton Second USL-2
2020 Thomas Vancaeyezeele First USL Championship 2010 Chad Severs Second USL-2
2019 Kenardo Forbes First USL Championship 2009 Justin Evans Second USL-2
2019 Joe Greenspan First USL Championship 2008 Thabiso Khumalo First USL-2
2019 Neco Brett Second USL Championship 2008 Justin Evans Second USL-2
2019 Thomas Vancaeyezeele Second USL Championship 2006 Richard Bragg Second USL-2
2018 Joe Greenspan First USL 2006 David Flavius Second USL-2
2018 Kenardo Forbes Second USL 2005 Nathan Salsi Second USL-2
2017 Corey Hertzog Second USL 2004 Said Ali First USL PSL
2016 Corey Hertzog Second USL 2004 Nathan Salsi First USL PSL
2015 Rob Vincent First USL 2004 Tiest Sondaal Second USL PSL
2015 Kevin Kerr Second USL 2004 David Flavius Second USL PSL
2013 José Angulo First USL Pro 2004 Chris Robinson Second USL PSL
2013 Matthew Dallman First USL Pro 2003 Thiago Martins First USL A-League
2013 Andrew Marshall Second USL Pro 2003 Ricardo Villar First USL A-League
2012 Matt Kassel Second USL Pro 1999 Tenywa Bonseu First USL A-League
2011 Jason Yeisley Second USL Pro
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USL Championship regular season schedule

Follow Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC

*Roster accurate as of June 1, 2023

USL Championship Regular Season

USL Championship Playoffs

Fastest goal: 22 sec., Jochen Graf, Rochester

Dan Visser - Assistant Coach

Jon Busch - Goalkeepers Coach

CHRISTIAN GARNER • GOALKEEPER

Christian Garner is entering his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.

DANNY GRIFFIN • MIDFIELDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

PAT HOGAN • DEFENDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

DANI ROVIRA • DEFENDER/MIDFIELDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

ARTURO ORDÓÑEZ • DEFENDER

Arturo Ordóñez is entering his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.

USL Championship Career Statistics

NATE DOSSANTOS • DEFENDER

Nate Dossantos is entering his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.

USL Championship Career Statistics

LANGSTON BLACKSTOCK • FORWARD

JUNIOR ETOU • MIDFIELDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

ALBERT DIKWA • FORWARD

Albert Dikwa returns to Riverhounds SC for his fourth season in 2023.

USL Championship Career Statistics

DZ Harmon is entering his first season with Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC in 2023.

USL Championship Career Statistics

KENARDO FORBES • MIDFIELDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

MIKE DESHIELDS • DEFENDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

LUKE BIASI • DEFENDER

Luke Biasi is entering his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.

USL Championship Career Statistics

ROBBIE MERTZ • MIDFIELDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

JOE FARRELL • DEFENDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

BURKE FAHLING • MIDFIELDER

USL Championship Career Statistics

ANDERS BORDOY • FORWARD

EDWARD KIZZA • FORWARD

USL Championship Career Statistics

TREVOR ZWETSLOOT • DEFENDER

Trevor Zwetsloot is entering his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.

TONY LOPEZ • FORWARD

MARC YBARRA • MIDFIELDER

Marc Ybarra is entering his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.

USL Championship Career Statistics

TOLA SHOWUNMI • FORWARD

JAHMALI WAITE • GOALKEEPER

Jahmali Waite is entering his second season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.

USL Championship Career Statistics

ILLAL OSUMANU • DEFENDER

Illal Osumanu is in his first season with Riverhounds SC in 2023.

JONATHAN GOMES • GOALKEEPER

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