Game Notes: Swope Park Rangers at New York Red Bulls II - 2016 USL Cup Final

USL Cup Final

VS. GAME INFORMATION Home Team: New York Red Bulls II (21­3­6, 69 pts.)

Away Team: Swope Park Rangers (14­10­6, 48 pts.)

Date: Sunday, October 23, 2016 Time: 7 p.m. CT Venue: Red Bull Arena (Harrison, N.J.) Referee: Armando Villarreal Assistant Referees: Brian Dunn and Nick Uranga Fourth Official: Henrik Karlssom Fifth Official: Justen Lopez BROADCAST INFORMATION Game to be broadcast on ESPNU and the WatchESPN app Simulcast on SiriusXM FC 85 Play­by­Play: Michael Watts Color: Kate Markgraf Sideline: Heather Mitts COMMUNICATIONS CONTACTS Swope Park Rangers: Patrik Bergabo ­ pbergabo@sportingkc.com ­ (203) 300­9927 New York Red Bulls II: Gordon Stevenson ­ gordon.stevenson@newyorkredbulls.com ­ (973) 432­2583 Chris Orihuela ­ chris.orihuela@newyorkredbulls.com ­ (973) 713­0656

SWOPE PARK RANGERS REGULAR­SEASON SCHEDULE 2016 USL Record: 14­10­6, 48 pts.

DATE

OPPONENT

RESULT

VENUE

Sat., March 26

Portland Timbers 2

W 2­1

Children's Mercy Park

Sat., April 2

Tulsa Roughnecks FC

W 2­1

ONEOK Field

Sat., April 9

San Antonio FC

T

1­1

Toyota Field

Sat., April 23

OKC Energy FC

L

0­1

Taft Stadium

Wed., April 27

Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2

L

1­2

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., May 7

Saint Louis FC

L

0­3

WWT Soccer Park

Sat., May 14

Tulsa Roughnecks FC

W 2­1

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., May 21

Rio Grande Valley FC

L

1­4

UTRGV Soccer & Track Complex

Sat., May 28

Sacramento Republic FC

T

1­1

Bonney Field

Sat., June 4

Portland Timbers 2

L

1­2

Rocky Mountain High School

Wed., June 8

Rio Grande Valley FC

W 4­0

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sun., June 12

Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2

L

2­3

UBC Thunderbird Stadium

Sat., June 18

OKC Energy FC

L

1­3

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sun., June 26

Seattle Sounders FC 2

W 2­0

Starfire Stadium

Sat., July 2

Saint Louis FC

W 1­0

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., July 9

Arizona United SC

T

1­1

Peoria Sports Complex

Tues., July 12

OKC Energy FC

L

0­2

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Wed., July 20

Colo. Springs Switchbacks

T

1­1

Switchbacks Stadium

Sat. July 23

Orange County Blues FC

W 3­0

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., July 30

San Antonio FC

W 2­1

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Wed., Aug. 3

Saint Louis FC

T

1­1

WWT Soccer Park

Sat., Aug. 13

Real Monarchs

L

0­1

Rio Tinto Stadium

Sun., Aug. 21

Saint Louis FC

T

1­1

Children's Mercy Park

Sat., Aug. 27

LA Galaxy II

W 2­1

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Wed., Aug. 31

San Antonio FC

W 2­1

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., Sept. 3

Rio Grande Valley FC

L

0­2

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat. Sept. 10

Tulsa Roughnecks FC

W 3­0

Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sun., Sept. 18

OKC Energy FC

W 3­0

Taft Stadium

Wed., Sept. 21*

Tulsa Roughnecks FC

W 3­1

ONEOK Field

Sat., Sept. 24

Seattle Sounders FC 2

W 2­0

Children's Mercy Victory Field

*Rescheduled from Aug. 6

1 New York Red Bulls II, 4 1 Sacramento Republic FC, 0 (4) 8 Orlando City B, 0 8 Orange County Blues FC, 0 (5) Oct. 1 | 9:30 p.m. CT 4 Swope Park Rangers, 2 1 New York Red Bulls II, 3 (5) Oct. 2 | 3 p.m. CT 1 New York Red Bulls II Bonney Field 8 Orange County Blues FC, 1 4 Rochester Rhinos, 3 (4) Red Bull Arena 4 Swope Park Rangers 4 Rochester Rhinos, 3 4 Swope Park Rangers, 3 Oct. 9 | 3 p.m. CT Oct. 7 | 6 p.m. CT Oct. 23 | 7 p.m. CT 5 Charlotte Independence, 1 5 LA Galaxy II, 0 Swope Soccer Village Red Bull Arena Red Bull Arena | ESPNU Oct. 1 | 5:05 p.m. CT Sept. 30 | 7:30 p.m. CT 4 Swope Park Rangers, 3 1 New York Red Bulls II, 1 (4) Rhinos Stadium Swope Soccer Village 6 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2, 0 2 Louisville City, 1 (3) Oct. 15 | 7:30 p.m. CT 3 Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC, 1 3 FC Cincinnati, 1 Oct. 16 | 5:30 p.m. CT Swope Soccer Village 6 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2, 2 6 Charleston Battery, 2 Red Bull Arena Sept. 30 | 8 p.m. CT Oct. 2 | 3 p.m. CT 6 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2, 3 2 Louisville City, 1 Switchbacks Stadium Nippert Stadium 7 OKC Energy FC, 2 6 Charleston Battery, 0 2 Rio Grande Valley FC, 2 2 Louisville City, 2 Oct. 8 | 2 p.m. CT Oct. 8 | 6:30 p.m. CT 7 OKC Energy FC, 3 7 Richmond Kickers, 0 UBC Thunderbird Stadium Slugger Field Oct. 1 | 7:30 p.m. CT Oct. 2 | 6 p.m. CT Toro Stadium Slugger Field

SWOPE PARK RANGERS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER # 80 24 23 56 45 81 38 55 32 47 44 90 85 99 49 28 26 92 88 77 31 98 50 35 75 60 95

PLAYER Christian Albelo Ever Alvarado* Emmanuel Appiah* Ezra Armstrong Ayrton Oumar Ballo Akeil Barrett Amer Didic Christian Duke Mark Anthony Gonzalez Tomas Granitto Johnny Grant Felipe Hernandez Dane Kelly Will Little Zac Lubin Tommy Meyer Alex Molano Kevin Oliveira Tyler Pasher Nansel Selbol Steven Tekesky Kris Tyrpak Ualefi Wan Kuzain Wan Kamal Patrick Wilkinson Adrian Zendejas

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

BORN 08/11/98 (18) 01/30/92 (24) 09/26/93 (23) 12/15/98 (17) 05/06/94 (22) 04/02/91 (25) 07/07/92 (24) 12/28/94 (21) 06/05/91 (25) 09/09/94 (22) 06/12/93 (23) 10/15/93 (23) 06/08/98 (18) 02/09/91 (25) 04/09/98 (18) 08/19/89 (27) 03/20/90 (26) 04/10/92 (24) 06/08/96 (20) 04/27/94 (22) 05/31/97 (19) 01/20/98 (18) 03/19/92 (24) 01/26/94 (22) 09/14/98 (18) 05/19/99 (17) 08/30/95 (21)

HOMETOWN Fayetteville, N.C. El Negrito, Honduras Westerville, Ohio Nashville, Tenn.

Sao Paulo, Brazil Baltimore, Md. Kingston, Jamaica Edmonton, Alberta Overland Park, Kan. Bolton, Ontario Weston, Fla. Toronto, Ontario Nashville, Tenn.

St. Catherine Parish, Jamaica Johnson City, Tenn.

Bozeman, Mont.

St. Louis, Mo. Dallas, Texas Sao Vicente, Cape Verde Elmira, Ontario Jos, Nigeria Raymore, Mo. Dripping Springs, Texas Sao Paulo, Brazil Carbondale, Ill. Overland Park, Kan. Chula Vista, Calif.

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

SWOPE PARK RANGERS NUMERICAL ROSTER # 23 24 26 28 31 32 35 38 44 45 47 49 50 55 56 60 75 77 80 81 85 88 90 92 95 98 99

PLAYER Emmanuel Appiah* Ever Alvarado* Tommy Meyer Zac Lubin Nansel Selbol Christian Duke Ualefi Akeil Barrett Tomas Granitto Ayrton Mark Anthony Gonzalez Will Little Kris Tyrpak Amer Didic Ezra Armstrong Patrick Wikinson Wan Kuzain Wan Kamal Tyler Pasher Christian Albelo Oumar Ballo Felipe Hernandez Kevin Oliveira Johnny Grant Alex Molano Adrian Zendejas Steven Tekesky Dane Kelly

*On Loan from Sporting KC

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

BIRTHPLACE Sampa, Ghana El Negrito, Honduras St. Louis, Mo. Steamboat Springs, Colo.

Jos, Nigeria Overland Park, Kan. Sao Paulo, Brazil Kingston, Jamaica San Salvador, El Salvador Sao Paulo, Brazil Toronto, Ontario Johnson City, Tenn.

Austin, Texas Zenica, Bosnia Gastonia, N.C. Overland Park, Kan. Carbondale, Ill. Elmira, Ontario Fayetteville, N.C. Bamako, Mali Ibague, Colombia Sao Vicente, Cape Verde Toronto, Ontario Dallas, Texas Chula Vista, Calif.

San Bernadino, Calif.

St. Catherine Parish, Jamaica

LAST CLUB Colorado Rapids C.D. Olimpia LA Galaxy Tulsa Roughnecks FC SKC Academy OKC Energy FC Corinthians Piteå IF FC Edmonton Corinthians ­­ SKC Academy San Antonio Scorpions ­­ SKC Academy SKC Academy SKC Academy Pittsburgh Riverhounds SKC Academy Houston Dynamo SKC Academy Benfica B FC Montreal Dallas City FC Club Tijuana SKC Academy Charleston Battery

PRONUNCIATION AH­pee­ah ­­ my­er LOO­bin NAHN­sul ­­ WAH­lef­ee AH­keel TOE­mas GRAN­EE­toe EYE­EAR­tun ­­ ­­ TEER­pak UH­meer JIH­ditch ­­ ­­ COO­zane KUH­mahl ­­ AL­bell­oh OH­mar BAHL­oh ­­ OLL­EE­vay­rah ­­ ­­ ZEN­DAY­haas ­­ ­­

2016 SWOPE PARK RANGERS REGULAR­SEASON STATS PLAYER STATS PLAYER Mark Anthony Gonzalez Kris Tyrpak Dane Kelly Tyler Pasher Daniel Salloi* Ayrton Kevin Oliveira Christian Duke Johnny Grant Alex Molano Nansel Selbol Akeil Barrett Amer Didic Diego Rubio* Ualefi Ever Alvarado Tommy Meyer Oumar Ballo Tomas Granitto Jimmy Mulligan* Jacob VanCompernolle* Will Little Emmanuel Appiah Amadou Dia* Kevin Ellis* Ezra Armstrong Jaylin Lindsey* Connor Hallisey* Jimmy Medranda* Chance Myers* Paulo Nagamura* Cameron Porter* Jordi Quintilla* Seth Sinovic* Patrick Wilkinson Christian Albelo Felipe Hernandez Wan Kuzain Wan Kamal

GP 27 28 20 24 10 17 13 30 18 17 22 5 28 2 30 10 26 21 24 17 9 8 6 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0

GS 16 21 12 21 6 10 12 29 3 8 6 0 21 2 30 10 24 16 12 16 8 0 3 3 3 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0

MIN 1563 1756 1226 1759 474 921 1084 2540 374 626 751 108 1921 171 2511 879 2174 1420 1023 1434 650 92 295 270 270 22 72 73 70 90 90 73 89 62 22 0 0 0

G 9 7 6 5 4 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

A 4 1 2 1 3 7 4 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SH 36 42 56 28 14 34 31 4 2 16 17 5 12 6 5 3 1 6 13 5 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 3 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

SOG 23 21 24 16 8 17 13 3 1 8 7 1 5 1 2 1 0 3 4 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM TOTALS OPPONENT TOTALS

30 30

30 30

2700 2700

45 36

35 26

347 288

163 117

PLAYER Jon Kempin* Zac Lubin Adrian Zendejas Alec Kann* Tim Melia* Steven Tekesky

GP 12 10 5 2 1 0

GS 12 10 5 2 1 0

MIN 1080 900 450 180 90 0

GA 13 18 2 1 2 0

GAA 1.08 1.80 0.40 0.50 2.00 0.00

SO 3 0 3 1 0 0

SVS 33 30 13 1 4 0

TEAM TOTALS OPPONENT TOTALS

30 30

30 30

2700 2700

36 45

1.20 1.50

7 5

81 119

GOALKEEPER STATS

*Not currently rostered

2016 SWOPE PARK RANGERS POSTSEASON STATS PLAYER STATS PLAYER Kris Tyrpak Mark Anthony Gonzalez Dane Kelly Tyler Pasher Emmanuel Appiah Nansel Selbol Ualefi Ayrton Oumar Ballo Amer Didic Christian Duke Johnny Grant Ever Alvarado Akeil Barrett Tomas Granitto Tommy Meyer Will Little Alex Molano Christian Albelo Ezra Armstrong Felipe Hernandez Jaylin Lindsey* Kevin Oliveira Daniel Salloi* Jacob VanCompernolle* Wan Kuzain Wan Kamal Patrick Wilkinson

GP 3 3 3 3 3 2 1 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

GS 3 2 2 3 2 0 1 3 3 3 3 1 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

MIN 227 100 232 300 166 113 90 235 300 300 300 122 159 21 68 178 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

G 3 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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

SH 5 6 10 0 3 2 1 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SOG 3 6 3 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TEAM TOTALS OPPONENT TOTALS

3 3

3 3

300 300

8 1

7 0

33 22

17 8

PLAYER Adrian Zendejas Jon Kempin* Zac Lubin Steven Tekesky

GP 3 0 0 0

GS 3 0 0 0

MIN 300 0 0 0

GA 1 0 0 0

GAA 0.30 0.00 0.00 0.00

SO 2 0 0 0

SVS 7 0 0 0

TEAM TOTALS OPPONENT TOTALS

3 3

3 3

300 300

1 8

0.30 2.40

2 0

7 9

GOALKEEPER STATS

*Not currently rostered

USL CUP PLAYOFFS

COMPETITION FORMAT The top eight teams from the Western Conference and Eastern Conference advance to the 2016 USL Cup Playoffs, with four weeks of postseason action set to crown the league’s next champion. The fixed­seed format concludes with USL Cup, which is held at the venue of the conference champion with the best regular season record.

The Conference Quarterfinals took place from Sept. 30­Oct. 2, while the Conference Semifinals were played from Oct. 7­9.

Conference Champions were crowned from Oct. 15­16 before USL Cup is played out to determine the 2016 USL Champion on Oct. 23 on ESPNU. WESTERN CONFERENCE EASTERN CONFERENCE 1. Sacramento Republic FC (x) 1. New York Red Bulls II 2. Rio Grande Valley FC (x) 2. Louisville City FC (x) 3. Colo Springs Switchbacks FC (x) 3. FC Cincinnati (x) 4. Swope Park Rangers 4. Rochester Rhinos (x) 5. LA Galaxy II (x) 5. Charlotte Independence (x) 6. Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 (x) 6. Charleston Battery (x) 7. OKC Energy FC (x) 7. Richmond Kickers (x) 8. Orange County Blues FC (x) 8. Orlando City B (x) (x) Eliminated The Rangers are one of four expansion teams to qualify for the postseason in their inaugural season, joining Rio Grande Valley FC, FC Cincinnati and Orlando City B. SPR are also among six MLS­owned or operated USL teams to clinch a playoff berth, alongside RGVFC, LA Galaxy II, Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2, New York Red Bulls II and Orlando City B.

OPPOSITION HISTORY New York Red Bulls II entered the USL an expansion team on Jan. 21, 2015, taking part in their inaugural season just two months later. Head coach John Wolyniec was hired as the club's first­ever head coach on March 2, 2015.

Red Bulls II enjoyed a positive first season in the league, going 12­10­6 (42 pts.) and advancing to the postseason with a fourth­ place finish in the Eastern Conference, while the side fell to Jersey Express in the Second Round of the U.S. Open Cup. New York won their Playoff opener with a 4­2 victory over the Pittsburgh Riverhounds at Red Bull Arena in the First Round, before suffering a 2­0 defeat to eventual champions the Rochester Rhinos in the Conference Semifinals.

In 2016, Red Bulls II have gone from strength to strength, rising to the summit of the Eastern Conference early in the season and maintaining that position on their way to setting a record number of wins (21) and points (69) as the side became USL regular­ season champions with a 21­3­6 record.

New York opened the 2016 USL Cup Playoffs as the East's number one seed and dispatched Orlando City B 4­0 in the Conference Quarterfinals before squeaking past the Rochester Rhinos on penalties after a 3­3 draw in the Semifinals. On Sunday, Red Bulls II were again forced to penalty kicks, this time

by Louisville City FC following a 1­1 draw at Red Bull Arena in the Conference Final. Goalkeeper Ryan Meara made two saves in the shootout as NYRBII advanced to their first­ever USL Cup Final.

PREVIOUS CHAMPIONS (2011­15) YEAR 2011

CHAMPION Orlando City SC

RUNNER­UP Harrisburg City Islanders

SCORE VENUE 2­2 (3­2 on PKs) Citrus Bowl

ATTENDANCE 11,220

2012 2013 2014 2015

Charleston Battery Orlando City SC Sacramento Republic FC Rochester Rhinos

Wilmington Hammerheads Charlotte Eagles Harrisburg City Islanders LA Galaxy II

1­0 7­4 2­0 2­1 (AET)

4,963 20,886 8,000 5,247

Blackbaud Stadium Citrus Bowl Bonney Field Sahlen's Stadium

TEAM NOTES VS. NY

REGULAR SEASON: #SPRvNY SPR Marc Dos Santos 26­18­12 1 14­10­6

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

SPR 30 45 1.50 36 1.20 +9 347 163 321 346 81 51 2

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

NY John Wolyniec 33­13­12 2 Same NY 30 61 2.03 21 0.70 +40 439 188 315 378 89 46 3 NY Allen (15) Etienne, Valot (6) Allen (68) Allen (35) Allen (8) Five Players (4)

SPR INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Gonzalez (9) Goals Ayrton (7) Assists Kelly (56) Shots Kelly (24) Shots on Goal Gonzalez, Kelly (3) Game­Winning Goals Ayrton (5) Yellow Cards Ayrton, Ballo (1) Red Cards

Three Players (1)

SPR GOALKEEPER LEADERS Kempin (1,080) Minutes Played Kempin (1.08) Goals Against Average Kempin, Zendejas (3) Shutouts Kempin (33) Saves Kempin, Zendejas (5) Wins

NY Meara (1,812) Meara (0.79) Meara (10) Meara (54) Meara (13)

• Sunday's contest is the first­ever between the Swope Park Rangers and New York Red Bulls II. The Rangers did not face any Eastern Conference opponents in the regular season.

• Red Bulls II will be the seventh MLS­owned or operated team the Rangers have faced in 2016, with SPR going 7­6­0 against those sides in regular and postseason play.

• Sporting Kansas City and the New York Red Bulls have split their all­time series, going 20­20­13 in MLS regular­season play, though the Red Bulls won the only postseason meeting with a 2­1 Knockout Round victory on Oct. 30, 2014.

PLAYER NOTES VS. NY • Tyler Pasher is the only Rangers player to record a goal against Red Bulls II, doing so in a 3­0 Pittsburgh Riverhounds victory on July 4, 2015.

• Dane Kelly has notched an assist against New York Red Bulls II, coming in a 1­1 draw while playing for the Charleston Battery on April 18, 2015.

• Johnny Grant is the only other SPR player to have faced New York, taking part in a 2­0 FC Montreal victory on Sept. 9, 2015.

• Kris Tyrpak and New York's Dan Metzger were teammates at the Austin Aztex during the 2013 USL PDL season.

• Dane Kelly and Red Bulls II forward Junior Flemmings each got their start at the same Jamaican club ­ Tivoli Gardens FC. • Oumar Ballo and New York's Zoumana Simpara were both born in Bamako ­ the capital of Mali.

• Red Bulls II defender Justin Bilyeu is a St. Louis, Mo. native.

GAME NOTES USL CUP FINAL The Swope Park Rangers will face off against New York Red Bulls II at Red Bull Arena on Sunday as the side bids to lift the USL Cup trophy in their inaugural season. The Rangers clinched a fourth­place regular­ season finish and postseason berth with a 14­10­6 (48 pts.) record, and won the Western Conference with victories over LA Galaxy II, Orange County Blues FC and Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2. SPR are 4­6­5 on the road this season, having posted the best home record in the USL with a 13­4­1 mark (including Playoffs). Red Bulls II are 9­2­6 at home (including Playoffs) in 2016, having won just one of their three Playoff games at Red Bull Arena in regulation ­ their Eastern Conference Semifinal and Final victories over the Rochester Rhinos and Louisville City FC each came via penalty shootout.

UALEFI SUFFERS TORN ACL Swope Park Rangers midfielder Ualefi has suffered a torn Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) in his right knee, the club announced on Monday. The 22­year­old was the only Rangers player to start every game in 2016 prior to his injury ahead of the Western Conference Semifinal victory over Orange County Blues FC. The Sao Paulo, Brazil native made 31 appearances this season and was second on the team with five assists.

DEFENSIVE FRAILTIES NO MORE After starting their inaugural season with defensive struggles, the Swope Park Rangers have found a solid formula toward the end of the campaign. The Rangers did not post a shutout in their first 11 games until a 4­0 victory over Rio Grande Valley FC on June 8, and posted just LOOKING TO MAKE HISTORY four shutouts in their opening 26 games of the season. In their seven The Swope Park Rangers head into Sunday's USL Cup Final looking to games since, SPR has more than doubled their shutout total, posting make history. In the USL's five­year existence, no MLS­owned or operated five further clean sheets ­ conceding two goals in that time, one coming team has hoisted the USL Cup trophy ­ something that will have to change from a penalty kick and the other coming when the side was a man on Sunday as the Rangers face New York Red Bulls II. SPR are also down. looking to become just the second team to become champions in their expansion season (not including Orlando City SC in 2011 ­ the USL's first ZENDEJAS STEADY IN GOAL season), after Sacramento Republic FC won the USL Cup Final in 2014.

After signing with the club on June 30, goalkeeper Adrian Zendejas had The Rangers would also be the the lowest seeded team (#4) to win the to wait almost two months to make his debut for the Swope Park USL Cup, while the side will be playing their first­ever road Playoff game, Rangers. The 21­year­old earned his first minutes in the 2­1 victory over having won their Western Conference Quarterfinal, Semifinal and Final all LA Galaxy II on Aug. 27, and has since made seven further starts ­ at Swope Soccer Village. winning every contest. The Chula Vista, Calif. native has made 20 saves across those eight games, leads the team with five shutouts and TYRPAK HITTING FORM has posted a 0.36 goals against average ­ the lowest in the USL among Swope Park Rangers forward Kris Tyrpak entered the club with high goalkeepers that have played a minimum of 300 minutes. Zendejas has expectations having scored goals in MLS, NASL, USL and the USL PDL. sat out only two of the last 10 games for the Rangers, with Sporting KC However, Tyrpak endured a slow start to the season ­ scoring just four goalkeeper Tim Melia starting in the 2­0 loss to RGV on Sept. 3 and Zac goals in his first 24 appearances of the 2016 season. The 24­year­old has Lubin starting against his former employers in the 2­1 win over Tulsa on rounded into form since then, sparked by a USL Goal of the Month Sept. 21. contender against Tulsa Roughnecks FC on Sept. 10. Including that goal, the Dripping Springs, Texas native has six goals in his last seven games, BALLO AND DIDIC A FORMIDABLE DUO including three in the USL Cup Playoffs. Tyrpak's postseason total is tied Over the past four months, Swope Park Rangers center backs Oumar for the most in the league, with two serving as game­winners: vs. LA Ballo and Amer Didic have formed a standout partnership at the heart of Galaxy II in the Western Conference Quarterfinals and vs. Vancouver the club's defense. Since the two first started together on June 26 ­ a 2­ Whitecaps FC 2 on the Conference Final last Saturday.

0 win over Seattle Sounders FC 2 ­ SPR has gone 13­0­2 when they start together at the back. In that time, Ballo has earned USL Team of DIDIC & DOS SANTOS HONORED the Week honors twice, while Didic has been recognized six times ­ On Tuesday, Swope Park Rangers center back Amer Didic was named to more than any other player in the league in 2016. Across those 15 the 2016 USL All­League First Team for his performances this season. A games, the Rangers have conceded just seven goals and have posted day later, Didic was again honored as a finalist for USL Defender of the eight of the club's nine shutouts this season ­ including five shutouts in Year, while SPR head coach Marc Dos Santos was nominated for USL the last seven games. SPR's goals against average when Ballo and Coach of the Year. The winners of those two awards will be announced on Didic play together is 0.46, compared to 1.67 when they don't. The Nov. 1 and 2, respectively. Didic, 21, has made 31 appearances for the Rangers have posted back­to­back shutouts three times this season Rangers in 2016, scoring one goal and being named to the USL Team of (June 26­July 2, Sept. 10­18, Sept. 24­30) ­ with Ballo and Didic starting the Week a league­high six times. He has also made three appearances all six games. for Sporting KC in the CONCACAF Champions League. Dos Santos guided the Rangers to a fourth­place finish with a 14­10­6 (48 pts.)

HOME FORM regular­season record an has advanced to his league's Championship The Swope Park Rangers' home form in 2016 places the side among game for the second straight year after bringing Ottawa Fury FC to the the leading pack in the USL. The Rangers have gone 13­4­1, picking up NASL Soccer Bowl in 2015.

31 points from their 15 home contests in the regular season before also earning wins in the Western Conference Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Final. Those 31 points place SPR in second in the Western Conference in most points posted at home, trailing Colorado Springs by two. In

GAME NOTES CONT. addition, the Rangers have put up 34 goals in Kansas City meaning the side only trails New York Red Bulls II in goals at home (35). On a wider scale, the Rangers led the Western Conference in the second half of the regular season, taking 28 points and rising from 12th to a fourth­place finish.

ROOKIE PRODUCTION In Amer Didic and Mark Anthony Gonzalez, the Swope Park Rangers has seen significant contribution from two first­year players. Didic, 21, who is playing his first professional season after a four­year college career at Baker University in Baldwin City, Kan., has played in 31 games for SPR this season, been named to the USL Team of the Week a league­high six times, earned All­League First Team honors, been named as a finalist for Defender of the Year and has made three appearances for Sporting KC in the CONCACAF Champions League. Gonzalez, 22, joined the Rangers after four years at the University of Evansville in Evansville, Ind. and is currently the side's leading scorer with 12 goals ­ including three in the postseason which ties him for the league­lead. He only trails New York Red Bulls II forward Brandon Allen in all three professional leagues in the U.S. for goals among rookies.

RANGERS IN CCL ACTION WITH SPORTING KC Seven members of the Swope Park Rangers have been called up by Sporting KC to represent the club in the Scotiabank CONCACAF Champions League. Rookie center back Amer Didic was the first to make his debut for the side and played every minute of SKC's first three CCL games. Midfielder Ualefi has made two appearances, including a start against Vancouver on Sept. 13. Winger Tyler Pasher also started in the Vancouver matchup at Children's Mercy Park while forward Kris Tyrpak came off the bench at halftime of that contest. On Wednesday, Tomas Granitto, Alex Molano and Nansel Selbol all started against Central FC at Children's Mercy Park, with Selbol scoring the game­winner and Granitto recording an assist.

DOS SANTOS TO DEPART On Aug. 17, the Swope Park Rangers announced that the club has mutually agreed to part ways with head coach Marc Dos Santos at the conclusion of the 2016 USL season. Dos Santos, who became the Rangers' first­ever head coach in late 2015, will join NASL expansion side the San Francisco Deltas once the SPR season is over. The 39­ year­old Montreal native has guided the Rangers to a 14­10­6 regular­ season record in their inaugural season, advancing to the 2016 USL Cup Final, while seven of his signings ­ Amer Didic, Tomas Granitto, Alex Molano, Tyler Pasher, Nansel Selbol, Kris Tyrpak and Ualefi ­ have all represented Sporting KC in the CONCACAF Champions League.

YOUTHFUL SQUAD The average age of the Swope Park Rangers squad is 22, which is the third lowest in the 29­team league. The roster includes eight teenagers in Ezra Armstrong (17), Patrick Wilkinson (17), Christian Albelo (18), Felipe Hernandez (18), Will Little (18), Steven Tekesky (18), Wan Kuzain Wan Kamal (18) and Nansel Selbol (19), while the oldest player on the squad is Zac Lubin at 27. The league­wide average age is 24.3, with FC Montreal boasting the youngest team with a mean of 21.2 while Arizona United SC are the oldest with an average age of 27.1. Sunday's opponents New York Red Bulls II are the fifth youngest with an average of 22.5.

USL EXPANSION SEASON The Swope Park Rangers are the only expansion team remaining in the USL Cup Playoffs. For the eight MLS­owned USL teams that entered the league prior to the Rangers, only three qualified for the postseason in their initial campaign. LA Galaxy II made it to the semifinals in 2014 while New York Red Bulls II advanced to the Eastern Conference Semifinals and Seattle Sounders FC 2 were eliminated in the Western Conference First Round in 2015. FC Montreal, Portland Timbers 2, Real Monarchs, Toronto FC II and Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 did not qualify for the USL Playoffs in their inaugural season in 2015. SPR, Rio Grande Valley FC and Orlando City B all qualified for the postseason in their first attempt this season, while Bethlehem Steel FC failed to do so.

ACADEMY TIES On March 10, the Swope Park Rangers announced the signings of Ezra Armstrong, Will Little and Steven Tekesky to Academy contracts ahead of the 2016 USL season. All three players joined the Rangers directly from the Sporting KC Academy after spending a large portion of preseason with the team. Armstrong and Little both relocated to Kansas City within the last few years from Tennessee to join the Sporting KC Academy, while Tekesky is from Raymore, Mo. Armstrong comes from a family with pedigree, with his father, Desmond Armstrong, a National Hall of Famer. Jaylin Lindsey signed an Academy contract on May 6, making his debut the following day against Saint Louis FC, becoming the first American born in the 2000s to make his professional debut, before joining the U.S. U­17 Residency Program in August. On Aug. 18, the Rangers added four further Academy players to the roster in Christian Albelo, Felipe Hernandez, Wan Kuzain Wan Kamal and Patrick Wilkinson.

FIRST TEAM HELP Throughout the 2016 USL season, the Swope Park Rangers have seen several players added on loan from parent club, Sporting Kansas City.

See below for a full list of players that have spent time with SPR on loan from Sporting KC. OUTFIELD PLAYERS NAME GP Daniel Salloi 10 Diego Rubio 2 Ever Alvarado 12 Emmanuel Appiah 9 Amadou Dia 3 Kevin Ellis 3 Connor Hallisey 1 Jimmy Medranda 1 Chance Myers 1 Paulo Nagamura 1 Cameron Porter 1 Jordi Quintilla 1 Seth Sinovic 1

GS 6 2 12 5 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

M 474 171 1038 461 270 270 73 70 90 90 73 89 62

G 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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

GOALKEEPERS NAME Jon Kempin Alec Kann Tim Melia

GS 12 2 1

M 1080 180 90

SO 3 1 0

GAA 1.08 0.50 2.00

GP 12 2 1

GAME NOTES CONT. CAPTAIN DUKE On Wednesday, March 23, the Swope Park Rangers' first­ever signing Christian Duke was named captain of the club ahead of the season opener. Duke is an Overland Park, Kan. native that came through Sporting KC's Academy before enjoying a four­year college career at the University of San Diego. He was selected by Sporting KC in the 2013 Supplemental Draft but did not make an appearance, instead spending time on loan at OKC Energy FC before joining the club permanently in 2015. So far this season, Duke has played in all 33 games for SPR, leads the team in minutes (2,840) and scored his first goal in over three years against LA Galaxy II on Aug. 27 before adding his second of the season with the game­winner against Tulsa on Sept.

10. He also has one assist against OKC on Sept. 18.

LOCAL PRESENCE IN THE SQUAD While there are three players on the Swope Park Rangers roster who are directly from the Kansas City area, six more have connections to the city. Christian Duke (Overland Park, Kan.), Steven Tekesky

(Raymore, Mo.) and Patrick Wilkinson (Overland Park, Kan.) were all raised in the region, while Christian Albelo, Ezra Armstrong, Felipe Hernandez, Will Little, Nansel Selbol and Wan Kuzain Wan Kamal all entered the club through the Sporting KC Academy, despite not being natives of the area. In addition, center back Tommy Meyer is from St. Louis, Mo. and returns to his home state after spending eight years away.

CONNECTED TO SWOPE PARK The team name, "Swope Park Rangers", is a moniker that stems from the days of the old MLS Reserve League. Sporting Kansas City's reserve side would play games at Swope Soccer Village at Swope Park and fans who followed the side coined the name Swope Park Rangers in reference to the team. The name was never used through official club channels until October 22, 2015, when Sporting Club introduced the Swope Park Rangers as the organization's new USL side. The club will play the majority of its home games at Children's Mercy Victory Field at Swope Soccer Village.

TEAM HONORS GAMEWEEK Week 1 vs. Portland Timbers 2 Week 2 at Tulsa Roughnecks FC Week 3 at SanAntonio FC Week 4 ­ BYE Week 5 at OKC Energy FC Week 6 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC Week 7 at Saint Louis FC Week 8 vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC Week 9 at Rio Grande Valley FC Week 10 at Sacramento Republic Week 11 at Portland Timbers 2 Week 12 vs. Rio Grande Valley FC & at Whitecaps FC 2 Week 13 vs. OKC Energy FC Week 14 at Seattle Sounders FC 2 Week 15 vs. Saint Louis FC Week 16 atArizona United SC Week 17 vs. OKC Energy FC Week 18 at Colo Springs Switchbacks & vs. OC Blues FC Week 19 vs. SanAntonio FC Week 20 at Saint Louis FC Week 21 at Real Monarchs SLC Week 22 vs. Saint Louis FC Week 23 vs. LAGalaxy II Week 24 vs. SanAntonio FC & vs. Rio Grande Valley FC Week 25 vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC Week 26 at OKC Energy FC Week27atTulsaRoughnecksFC&vs.SeattleSoundersFC2

MAN OF THE MATCH Presented by Courtyard Overland Park Metcalf Kevin Oliveira Dane Kelly Tommy Meyer N/A ­­ ­­ ­­ Tyler Pasher ­­ Amer Didic ­­ Kevin Oliveira; ­­ ­­ Kris Tyrpak Tyler Pasher Kris Tyrpak ­­ Alex Molano; Dane Kelly Mark Anthony Gonzalez Diego Rubio ­­ Akeil Barrett Christian Duke Ayrton; ­­ Kris Tyrpak Mark Anthony Gonzalez Kris Tyrpak; Amer Didic

USL TEAM OF THE WEEK *Bench

Kevin Oliveira Jacob VanCompernolle Tommy Meyer; Jon Kempin* N/A Christian Duke* ­­ ­­ Tyler Pasher ­­ ­­ ­­ Kevin Oliveira, Mark Anthony Gonzalez ­­ Amer Didic Amer Didic ­­ ­­ Oumar Ballo; Alex Molano* Amer Didic; Mark Anthony Gonzalez* ­­ ­­ Oumar Ballo* Amer Didic; Christian Duke* Ayrton Oumar Ballo Amer Didic, Mark Anthony Gonzalez Amer Didic

PLAYER BIOS

#1 JON KEMPIN

#23 EMMANUEL APPIAH

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Goalkeeper

PRONUNCIATION: AH­pee­ah POSITION: Midfielder

BORN: 4/8/93 (23 years old) HEIGHT: 6­1 WEIGHT: 170 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Leawood, Kan. BIRTHPLACE: Leawood, Kan. COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: SKC Academy (USSDA) LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 8/3/16 at STL Start: 8/3/16 at STL Win: 7/23/16 vs. OC Shutout: 7/23/16 vs. OC Currently with Sporting KC Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 while with Sporting KC. 2016: • Has made 12 appearances, all starts, making 33 saves, posting a 1.08 goals against average and claiming three shutouts.

• Was named to the bench of the USL Team of the Week after recording a season­high six saves against San Antonio FC on April 9.

• Made his first appearance in over a month against Seattle on June 26 and posted his first shutout of the season in the 2­0 win. Posted another shutout the following week against Saint Louis FC. • Recorded his third shutout on July 23 against Orange County.

BORN: 9/26/93 (23 years old) HEIGHT: 5­9 WEIGHT: 160 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Westerville, Ohio BIRTHPLACE: Sampa, Ghana COLLEGE: University of Cincinnati LAST CLUB: Colorado Rapids (MLS) LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 9/3/16 vs. RGV Goal: ­­

Assist: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Started and played the opening 85 minutes before being replaced by Alex Molano in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

2016: • Has made nine overall appearances, including five starts, while on loan from Sporting KC. • Recorded his first assist for SPR in the 3­0 victory over LA Galaxy II in the Western Conference Quarterfinals on Sept. 30.

• Had played two USL games for the Charlotte Independence early in the season while on loan from the Colorado Rapids.

#24 EVER ALVARADO

#26 TOMMY MEYER

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Defender BORN: 1/30/92 (24 years old) HEIGHT: 5­11 WEIGHT: 155 lbs.

HOMETOWN: El Negrito, Honduras BIRTHPLACE: El Negrito, Honduras COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: C.D. Olimpia (Honduras)

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

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

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 9/21/16 at TUL Goal: ­­

Assist: 9/21/16 at TUL Yellow Card: 9/3/16 vs. RGV Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 while serving a one­game suspension.

2016: • Has made 11 overall starts while on loan from Sporting KC, adding two assists.

• Recorded his first two assists for the club against Tulsa on Sept. 21.

• Was shown a straight red card in the 2­1 Conference Semifinal victory over Orange County on Oct. 9. Missed the 3­0 win over Vancouver in the Western Conference Final while serving his suspension.

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Goal: ­­

Assist: 8/27/16 vs. LA Yellow Card: 8/3/16 at STL Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 while serving a six­game suspension.

2016: • Has made 28 overall appearances, starting 26 games and adding two assists.

• Was named to the USL Team of the Week after a standout defensive performance vs. San Antonio on April 9.

• Recorded his first USL assist against Whitecaps FC 2 on June 12.

• Added his second assist of the season on Mark Anthony Gonzalez's game­winner against LA Galaxy II on Aug. 27.

• Was shown a straight red card in the 2­1 Conference Semifinal victory over Orange County on Oct. 9 and was issued a six­game suspension.

PLAYER BIOS

#28 ZAC LUBIN

#30 DANIEL SALLOI

PRONUNCIATION: LOO­bin POSITION: Goalkeeper

PRONUNCIATION: shallow­EE POSITION: Forward

BORN: 8/19/89 (27 years old) HEIGHT: 6­5 WEIGHT: 215 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Bozeman, Mont.

BIRTHPLACE: Steamboat Springs, Colo.

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

BORN: 7/19/96 (19 years old) HEIGHT: 6­1 WEIGHT: 150 lbs.

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

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/21/16 at TUL Start: 9/21/16 at TUL Win: 9/21/16 at TUL Shutout: 5/24/15 vs. AUS (w/ TUL)

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 6/8/16 vs. RGV Start: 6/4/16 at POR Goal: 6/8/16 vs. RGV Currently with Gyirmot FC Gyor

Last Game: Was an unused substitute in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 while with Gyirmot FC Gyor.

2016: • Has made 10 appearances, making 30 saves and posting a 1.80 goals against average.

• Made a season­high five saves in the 1­1 draw with Sac Republic on May 28.

• Made four straight starts from May 14­June 4 before dropping out of the 18 on June 8.

• Tied his season­high with five saves in the 3­1 win over Tulsa on Sept.

21.

2016: • Has made 10 appearances, including six starts. Has four goals and three assists on the season.

• Has a goal or assist every 68 minutes this season.

• His first goal was a game­winner against Timbers 2 on March 26 while he also had the game­winning assist against Tulsa on April 2 • Scored 22 seconds after coming on against RGV on June 8.

• Loaned to Vasas SC in Hungary on June 15 then to Gyirmot FC Gyor on July 20.

#31 NANSEL SELBOL PRONUNCIATION: NAHN­sul POSITION: Forward BORN: 5/31/97 (19 years old) HEIGHT: 5­4 WEIGHT: 140 lbs.

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

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 7/30/16 vs. SA Goal: 4/2/16 at TUL

Assist: 6/18/16 vs. OKC Yellow Card: 4/23/16 at OKC Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Played 71 minutes after replacing Mark Anthony Gonzalez in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2. Was sent off after receiving a second yellow card in stoppage time.

2016: • Has made 24 overall appearances, including six starts, scoring one goal and adding two assists.

• Played in his first­ever professional game in the club's season­opening victory over Timbers 2 on March 26.

• Scored his first goal with the game­winner against Tulsa on April 2.

• Recorded his first career assist vs. OKC on June 18. Added his second assist on Dane Kelly's game­winner against Orange County in the Conference Semifinals on Oct. 9.

• Was sent off late in the 3­0 win over Whitecaps FC 2 in the Western Conference Final and will miss the USL Cup Final.

• Made his Sporting KC debut against Central FC in the CONCACAF Champions League on Oct. 19, scoring the game­winner in the 3­1 win.

Assist: 5/14/16 vs. TUL Yellow Card: ­­ Red Card: ­­

#32 CHRISTIAN DUKE PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Defender BORN: 6/5/91 (25 years old) HEIGHT: 5­8 WEIGHT: 160 lbs.

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

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Goal: 9/10/16 vs. TUL

Assist: 9/18/16 at OKC Yellow Card: 7/12/16 vs. OKC Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Started and played the full 90 minutes in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

2016: • Has made 33 overall appearances, starting 32 games this season and adding two goals and an assist.

• Is the only player on the team to play in every game and leads the team in minutes played, logging 2,750 minutes this season.

• Scored his first goal for the club and his first in USL play since Aug. 4, 2013 with Orlando City SC in the 2­1 win over LA Galaxy II on Aug. 27.

• Scored his second goal of the season with the game­winner against Tulsa on Sept. 10 before adding an assist against OKC on Sept. 18.

• Named to the bench of the Team of the Week for Week 5 and Week 23.

PLAYER BIOS #33 JACOB VANCOMPERNOLLE

#35 UALEFI

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Defender

PRONUNCIATION: WAH­lef­ee POSITION: Midfielder

BORN: 8/2/93 (23 years old) HEIGHT: 5­11 WEIGHT: 185 lbs.

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

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

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

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 6/12/16 at. VAN Assist: ­­ Start: 6/12/16 at. VAN Yellow Card: 6/27/15 vs. LOU (w/ OKC) Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­ Currently with OKC Energy FC Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 while on loan at OKC Energy FC. 2016: • Has made nine appearance, starting eight.

• Was named to the USL Team of the Week for Week 2 after his performance against Tulsa on April 2.

• Was loaned to OKC Energy FC on June 28.

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Goal: ­­

Assist: 9/10/16 vs. TUL Yellow Card: 7/30/16 vs. SA Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 after suffering a torn ACL. 2016: • Has made 31 overall appearances, all starts, placing second on the team with five assists and is second on the team in minutes (2,601).

• Notched his first assist of the season against RGV on June 8, and added his second four days later against Whitecaps FC 2. Recorded his third assist on June 26 against Seattle. Added his fourth against Tulsa on Sept. 10 and another in the Playoffs vs. LA on Sept. 30.

• Ruled out for the remainer of the Playoffs after tearing his ACL in training ahead of the Conference Semifinal on Oct. 9.

• Made his Sporting KC debut in a CONCACAF Champions League match against Vancouver Whitecaps FC on Aug. 23. Made his first start for Sporting KC in the CCL against Vancouver on Sept. 13.

#38 AKEIL BARRETT

#44 TOMAS GRANITTO

PRONUNCIATION: AH­keel POSITION: Forward BORN: 7/7/92 (24 years old) HEIGHT: 5­7 WEIGHT: 130 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Kingston, Jamaica BIRTHPLACE: Kingston, Jamaica COLLEGE: University of Tulsa LAST CLUB: Piteå IF (Sweden)

PRONUNCIATION: TOE­mas GRAN­EE­toe POSITION: Midfielder BORN: 6/12/93 (23 years old) HEIGHT: 5­11 WEIGHT: 165 lbs.

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

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/21/16 at TUL Start: ­­ Goal: 8/21/16 vs. STL

Assist: ­­ Yellow Card: 8/21/16 vs. STL Red Card: ­­

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/21/16 at TUL Start: 8/21/16 vs. STL Goal: ­­

Assist: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Played the final 20 minutes after replacing Kris Tyrpak in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

Last Game: Played the final 18 minutes after replacing Ayrton in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

2016: • Has made seven overall appearances, all as a substitute.

• Scored the equalizing goal in the 89th minute of his debut against Saint Louis FC on Aug. 21.

• Signed by the Rangers on Aug. 15.

2016: • Has made 26 overall appearances, starting 12.

• Made his Sporting KC debut in the 3­1 win over Central FC in the CONCACAF Champions League on Oct. 19, recording an assist on Cameron Porter's goal.

PLAYER BIOS

#45 AYRTON

PRONUNCIATION: EYE­EAR­tun POSITION: Midfielder BORN: 5/6/94 (22 years old) HEIGHT: 6­0 WEIGHT: 170 lbs.

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

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Assist: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Yellow Card: 9/10/16 vs. TUL Goal: 8/31/16 vs. SA Red Card: 7/9/16 at AZ Last Game: Started and played the opening 72 minutes before being replaced by Tomas Granitto in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2. Had two shots that went wide.

2016: • Has made 20 overall appearances, starting 13, scoring three goals and adding a team­best seven assists ­ placing him in a tie for third in the USL. • Scored his first goal for the club against OKC on June 18.

• Was shown a red card while on the bench in the July 9 game with Arizona. Missed the July 12 game vs. OKC while serving his suspension.

• Recorded two assists in three minutes against OC on July 23 before adding a third against San Antonio on July 30. Recorded his fourth assist against LA Galaxy II on Aug. 27.

• Had two goals, including a 94th­minute game­winning penalty kick vs.

San Antonio FC on Aug. 31. That performance earned him USL Team of the Week honors for Week 24 • Added his fifth assist against Tulsa on Sept. 10 and was also shown his fifth yellow card, meaning he missed the Sept. 18 win against OKC. • Made his return against Tulsa on Sept. 21 and notched his sixth assist before adding his seventh against Seattle on Sept. 24.

#49 WILL LITTLE

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Midfielder BORN: 4/9/98 (18 years old) HEIGHT: 5­7 WEIGHT: 135 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Johnson City, Tenn.

BIRTHPLACE: Johnson City, Tenn.

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

Appearance: 8/31/16 vs. SA Start: ­­ Goal: ­­

Assist: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Made his Playoff debut, playing the final few minutes after replacing Dane Kelly in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

2016: • Has made nine overall appearances, all coming as a substitute.

• Came off the bench on his birthday to make his professional debut against San Antonio FC on April 9.

• Made his first appearance since May 7 against the Monarchs on Aug. 13.

• Made his Playoff debut on Oct. 15 against Vancouver.

#47 MARK ANTHONY GONZALEZ PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Forward BORN: 9/9/94 (22 years old) HEIGHT: 6­0 WEIGHT: 155 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Bolton, Ontario BIRTHPLACE: Toronto, Ontario COLLEGE: University of Evansville LAST CLUB: ­­ LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Assist: 9/18/16 at OKC Start: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: 9/18/16 at OKC Red Card: ­­ Last Game: Started and played the opening 19 minutes before being replaced by Nansel Selbol after suffering an injury. His only shot was saved in the build­up to the first goal in the eighth minute.

2016 • Has made 30 overall appearances this season, including 18 starts.

Leads the team with 12 goals and is tied for third with four assists.

• Tallied the assist on Daniel Salloi's game­winner vs. Timbers 2 on March 26 and added another assist on May 28 vs. Sac Republic.

• Scored his first professional goal against T2 on June 4 and added two goals the following week against RGV on June 8, before scoring his fourth against Vancouver on June 12. Was named to the USL Team of the Week for Week 12 after those two performances.

• Scored his fifth goal against Seattle on June 26, meaning he finished the month with five goals ­ the most in the USL. • Added his sixth and seventh goals of the season against the Blues on July 23 and San Antonio on July 30.

•Scored his eighth goal of the season against LA Galaxy II on Aug. 27.

• Added his third assist against San Antonio FC on Aug. 31.

• Had a goal and the game­winning assist against OKC on Sept. 18 ­ earning him a spot on the USL Team of the Week.

• Scored twice on his Playoff debut against LA on Sept. 30 before adding another against OC on Oct. 9.

#50 KRIS TYRPAK

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

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

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Assist: 5/21/16 at RGV Start: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Yellow Card: 9/18/16 at OKC Goal: 9/21/16 at TUL Red Card: ­­ Last Game: Started and played the opening 70 minutes before being replaced by Akeil Barrett in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2. Scored the opening two goals to bring his season total to 10.

2016: • Has made 31 overall appearances, including 24 starts, scoring 10 goals ­ placing second on the team ­ and adding two assists.

• Scored his first goal for the club on April 27 against Whitecaps FC 2.

• Recorded his first assist on May 21 vs. Rio Grande Valley FC. • Scored in three consecutive road games from June 12­July 9 coming against Whitecaps FC 2 (June 12), Sounders 2 (June 26) and Arizona (July 9).

• Scored his fifth of the season with a Goal of the Week contender against Tulsa on Sept. 10. Added his sixth and seventh goals against Tulsa on Sept. 21.

• Scored the game­winner on his Playoff debut vs. LA on Sept. 30 and added an assist against OC on Oct. 9. Scored two more goals against Vancouver in the Conference Final on Oct. 15.

• Made his Sporting KC debut in a CONCACAF Champions League game against Vancouver on Sept. 13.

PLAYER BIOS

#55 AMER DIDIC

#56 EZRA ARMSTRONG

PRONUNCIATION: UH­meer JIH­ditch POSITION: Defender

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Defender

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

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

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

HOMETOWN: Nashville, Tenn.

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

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Goal: 9/24/16 vs. SEA

Assist: ­­ Yellow Card: 9/3/16 vs. RGV Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Started and played the full 90 minutes in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2. Had one shot with a free kick from distance that went wide.

2016: • Has made 31 overall appearances, starting 24 times this season.

• Scored his first professional goal with the game­winner against Seattle on Sept. 24.

• Has been named to the USL Team of the Week a league­high six times: Week 14, 15, 19, 23, 26 and 27.

• Was named to the USL All­League First Team on Oct. 18 and announced as a Defender of the Year finalist on Oct. 19.

• Made his debut for Sporting KC in the CONCACAF Champions League on Aug. 16 before starting again in CCL play on Aug. 24 and Sept. 13.

#60 PATRICK WILKINSON PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Midfielder BORN: 5/19/99 (17 years old) HEIGHT: 5­11 WEIGHT: 145 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Overland Park, Kan. BIRTHPLACE: Overland Park, Kan. COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: SKC Academy (USSDA)

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 8/21/16 vs. STL Start: ­­ Goal: ­­

Assist: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Red Card: ­­

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 8/21/16 vs. STL Assist: ­­ Start: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­ Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

2016: • Has made two appearances, coming off the bench to make his professional debut against the Roughnecks on May 14 before again coming in as a substitute against Saint Louis FC on Aug. 21.

#67 JAYLIN LINDSEY PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Defender BORN: 3/27/00 (16 years old) HEIGHT: 5­8 WEIGHT: 155 lbs.

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

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 8/13/16 at SLC Assist: ­­ Start: 8/13/16 at SLC Yellow Card: ­­ Goal: ­­ Red Card: ­­ Currently with U.S. U­17 Residency Program

Last Game: Was an unused substitute in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 while with the U.S. Under­17 Residency Program.

2016: • Has made one appearance, coming off the bench to make his professional debut in the 1­1 draw with Saint Louis FC on Aug. 21.

• Signed by the Rangers on Aug. 18.

2016: • Has made two appearances, including one start.

• Made his debut coming off the bench against Saint Louis FC on May 7, before making his first­ever start vs. Real Monarchs SLC on Aug. 13.

• Signed with the club on May 6 and made his debut the following day, becoming the first American player born in the 2000s to make his professional debut.

• Was called in to the U.S. Under­17 National Team for the AIFF Youth Cup in India on May 11.

• Selected to the U.S. Under­17 Residency Program on Oct. 14.

PLAYER BIOS #75 WAN KUZAIN WAN KAMAL

#77 TYLER PASHER

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Midfielder

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Midfielder

BORN: 9/14/98 (18 years old) HEIGHT: 5­10 WEIGHT: 160 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Carbondale, Ill. BIRTHPLACE: Carbondale, Ill. COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: SKC Academy (USSDA)

BORN: 4/27/94 (22 years old) HEIGHT: 5­11 WEIGHT: 160 lbs.

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

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Start: ­­ Goal: ­­

Assist: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

2016: • Signed for the Rangers on Aug. 18.

• Previously signed an Academy contract with Saint Louis FC in May, but never made a USL appearance.

#80 CHRISTIAN ALBELO PRONUNCIATION: AL­bell­oh POSITION: Midfielder BORN: 8/11/98 (18 years old) HEIGHT: 6­1 WEIGHT: 175 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Fayetteville, Ill. BIRTHPLACE: Fayetteville, Ill. COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: SKC Academy (USSDA) LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Start: ­­ Goal: ­­

Assist: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

2016: • Signed for the Rangers on Aug. 18.

• Previously played for three German academies: TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, FC Kaiserslautern and FSV Frankfurt.

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Assist: 9/18/16 at OKC Start: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Yellow Card: 7/9/16 at AZ Goal: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Red Card: ­­ Last Game: Started and played the full 90 minutes at left back in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2. Recorded assists on Kris Tyrpak's second goal and Dane Kelly's late strike.

2016: • Has made 27 overall appearances, including 24 starts, scoring five goals and adding four assists.

• Scored both goals in the 2­1 win over the Roughnecks on May 14, which were his first goals of the season • Scored his third goal of the season in the 1­0 win over STL on July 2.

• Had a goal and an assist in the 3­0 win over OKC on Sept. 18.

• Added his fifth goal of the season against Seattle on Sept. 24.

• Recorded the game­winning assist vs. LA in the Playoffs on Sept. 30.

Added another two assists against Vancouver on Oct. 15.

• Named to Sporting KC's CONCACAF Champions League roster and made his debut for the club against Vancouver on Sept. 13.

#81 OUMAR BALLO

PRONUNCIATION: OH­mar BAHL­oh POSITION: Defender BORN: 4/2/91 (25 years old) HEIGHT: 6­2 WEIGHT: 190 lbs.

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

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Goal: ­­

Assist: 6/4/16 at POR Yellow Card: 7/9/16 at AZ Red Card: 5/7/16 at STL

Last Game: Started and played the full 90 minutes in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

2016: • Has made 24 overall appearances, including 19 starts, adding one assist.

• Made his first start at Saint Louis FC on May 7 and was sent off late in the first half after being shown two yellow cards. Missed the May 14 game vs. the Roughnecks while serving his one­game suspension.

• Notched his first career assist against Timbers 2 on June 4.

• Named to the USL Team of the Week for Week 18 after his performance in the 3­0 win over Orange County on July 23 and again for Week 25 after the 3­0 win over Tulsa on Sept. 10.

• Made the bench of the USL Team of the Week after the 1­1 draw with Saint Louis FC on Aug. 21.

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#85 FELIPE HERNANDEZ

#88 KEVIN OLIVEIRA

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Midfielder

PRONUNCIATION: OLL­EE­vay­rah POSITION: Midfielder

BORN: 6/8/98 (18 years old) HEIGHT: 5­7 WEIGHT: 135 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Nashville, Tenn.

BIRTHPLACE: Ibague, Colombia COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: SKC Academy (USSDA)

BORN: 6/8/96 (20 years old) HEIGHT: 5­7 WEIGHT: 145 lbs.

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

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Start: ­­ Goal: ­­

Assist: ­­ Yellow Card: ­­ Red Card: ­­

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 6/18/16 vs. OKC Start: 6/18/16 vs. OKC Goal: 6/8/16 vs. RGV

Assist: 6/8/16 vs. RGV Yellow Card: 5/21/16 at RGV Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 after being ruled out for the season with an ACL tear.

2016: • Signed for the Rangers on Aug. 18.

• Spent time with the Rangers in preseason in 2016, while he also took part in preseason camp with Sporting KC in 2015.

• Called in to the U.S. Under­19 National Team for the Stevan Vilotic­ Cele tournament in Subotica, Serbia on Aug. 30. Appeared in all three games in the tournament, earning one start.

• Called in to a U.S. Under­19 training camp held in Chula Vista, Calif. from Oct. 3­10.

2016: • Has made 13 appearances, including 12 starts. He has scored three goals and added four assists.

• Made history by scoring the team's first­ever goal from the penalty spot against T2 on March 26. Scored again on May 28 vs. Sacramento.

• Was named to the USL Team of the Week for Week 1 on March 29.

• Recorded his first assist on Dane Kelly's goal against Tulsa on April 2.

• Had a goal and three assists against RGV on June 8, becoming the first player this season in MLS, NASL or USL to have three assists in a game. Was named USL Player of the Week for Week 12 after that game.

• Tore his left ACL in training heading into the Seattle game on June 26.

#90 JOHNNY GRANT PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Defender BORN: 10/15/93 (23 years old) HEIGHT: 6­2 WEIGHT: 170 lbs.

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

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 8/21/16 vs. STL Goal: 7/23/16 vs. OC

Assist: 6/26/16 at SEA Yellow Card: 9/10/16 vs. TUL Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Played the full 90 minutes in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

2016: • Has made 21 overall appearances, including five starts, scoring once and adding one assist.

• Recorded his first assist against Seattle on June 26.

• Scored his first goal for the club against Orange County on July 23.

• Made his first start since Aug. 21 in the 3­0 Conference Final victory over Vancouver on Oct. 15.

#92 ALEX MOLANO

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Midfielder BORN: 4/10/92 (24 years old) HEIGHT: 5­10 WEIGHT: 175 lbs.

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

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 8/31/16 vs. SA Goal: 7/20/16 at COS

Assist: 7/23/16 vs. OC Yellow Card: 7/20/16 at COS Red Card: ­­

Last Game: Played the final five minutes after replacing Emmanuel Appiah in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

2016: • Has made 18 appearances, including eight starts, adding one goal and one assist.

• Made his first­ever start for the club against Seattle on June 26.

• Scored his first­ever goal for the Rangers on July 20 against the Switchbacks with a 95th­minute free kick to make the score 1­1.

• Added the game­winning assist the next match against OC on July 23.

• Was named to the bench of the USL Team of the Week for Week 18.

• Made his Sporting KC debut in the Oct. 19 3­1 win over Central FC in the CONCACAF Champions League.

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#95 ADRIAN ZENDEJAS

#98 STEVEN TEKESKY

PRONUNCIATION: ZEN­DAY­haas POSITION: Goalkeeper

PRONUNCIATION: ­­ POSITION: Goalkeeper

BORN: 8/30/95 (21 years old) HEIGHT: 6­5 WEIGHT: 185 lbs.

HOMETOWN: Chula Vista, Calif.

BIRTHPLACE: Chula Vista, Calif.

COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: Club Tijuana (Mexico)

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

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

COLLEGE: ­­ LAST CLUB: SKC Academy (USSDA)

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Win: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Shutout: 9/24/16 vs. SEA

LAST USL REGULAR­SEASON...

Appearance: ­­ Start: ­­ Win: ­­ Shutout: ­­

Last Game: Started and played the full 90 minutes in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2. Made two saves on his way to recording his fifth shutout of the season.

Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2.

2016: • Has made seven overall appearances, posting a 0.36 goals against average and five shutouts.

• Recorded his first shutout in the 3­0 win over Tulsa on Sept. 10.

• The Rangers are 8­0­0 when he starts.

• Signed by the Rangers on June 30.

#99 DANE KELLY

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

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

Appearance: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Assist: 9/24/16 vs. SEA Start: 9/21/16 at TUL Yellow Card: 8/27/16 vs. LA Goal: 9/21/16 at TUL Red Card: 6/6/15 vs. WIL (w/ CHS) Last Game: Started and played the opening 90 minutes before being replaced by Will Little in the 3­0 home win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2. Scored the third goal in the 89th minute.

2016: • Has made 23 overall appearances, incuding 14 starts, scoring eight goals and adding two assists.

• Earned a penalty in the season opener vs. Timbers 2 on March 26 and scored his first goal of the season the following weekend against Tulsa.

• Missed nine games from April 9­June 8 while recovering from a hamstring injury before returning against Whitecaps FC 2 on June 12.

• Scored his second goal of the season with the game­winner against OC Blues on July 23. Added his third a week later against San Antonio FC. • Had a goal and an assist against Tulsa on Sept. 10 before adding another strike against OKC on Sept. 18.

• Scored for the third straight game against Tulsa on Sept. 21, including two straight game­winners.

• Added his second assist against Seattle on Sept. 24.

• Scored the game­winner in the 2­1 win over the Blues in the Conference Semifinal on Oct. 9 and added the third goal in the 3­0 victory over Vancouver in the Conference Final on Oct. 15.

2016: • Has yet to be included in the 18­man squad.

TECHNICAL STAFF MARC DOS SANTOS Head Coach Marc Dos Santos is entering his 10th year of coaching in 2016, having most recently taken Ottawa Fury FC to the 2015 NASL Soccer Bowl, culminating in being named 2015 NASL Coach of the Year. Dos Santos began his career with the Montreal Impact's reserve team, Trois­Rivieres Attak FC of the Canadian Soccer League in 2007. After several titles, Dos Santos became the Impact head coach in 2009 and led Montreal to CONCACAF Champions League qualification and a USL First Division title before transitioning to USSF Division 2 in 2010 and the NASL the following year. In 2012, Dos Santos moved to Brazil to focus on youth development with FC Primeira Camisa U­20s and SE Palmeiras U­15s, winning a Copa do Brasil U­15 championship with the latter. Dos Santos returned to Canada in 2013 to take charge of the Ottawa Fury ahead of their NASL expansion season. On Aug. 17, 2016, the Rangers announced that Dos Santos will leave the club at the end of the 2016 season and join NASL expansion team the San Francisco Deltas. On Oct. 19, Dos Santos was named as a finalist for the USL Coach of the Year award.

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

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

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

STAFF Head Trainer: Jacob Brownback Equipment Manager: Andy Garay

General Manager: Kurt Austin Team Administrator: Jon Farrell

2016 SWOPE PARK RANGERS LINEUPS vs. Portland Timbers 2 W, 2­1 March 26 GK Kempin D Mulligan D Meyer D VanCompernolle D Duke © M Ualefi (Didic 90+) M Granitto (Salloi 85' 1) M Oliveira 1 F Tyrpak (Pasher 62') F Kelly (Gonzalez 90+) F Medranda (Selbol 70')

at Tulsa Roughnecks FC W, 2­1 April 2 GK Kempin D Mulligan D Meyer D VanCompernolle D Duke © M Ualefi M Granitto (Didic 88') M Oliveira (Molano 89') F Tyrpak (Selbol 80' 1) F Kelly 1 (Gonzalez 76') F Pasher (Salloi 84')

at San Antonio FC T, 1­1 April 9 GK Kempin D Mulligan D Meyer D VanCompernolle D Duke © M Ualefi M Granitto (Didic 85') M Oliveira F Selbol (Grant 88') F Salloi 2 (Gonzalez 61') F Tyrpak (Little 69')

at OKC Energy FC L, 0­1 April 23 GK Kempin D Mulligan D Meyer D VanCompernolle (Little 84') D Duke © M Ualefi M Granitto (Didic 76') M Oliveira F Selbol (Tyrpak 66') F Gonzalez (Salloi 82') F Pasher

vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 L, 1­2 April 27 GK Kempin D Mulligan D Meyer D VanCompernolle D Duke © M Ualefi M Quintilla (Didic 89') M Oliveira (Little 68') F Tyrpak 1 (Ballo 90+) F Salloi (Selbol 72') F Pasher

at Saint Louis FC L, 0­3 May 7 GK Kempin D Mulligan (Didic 46') D Meyer D Ballo (Sent Off 46+) D Duke © M Ualefi (Lindsey 85') M Granitto (Selbol 68') M Oliveira F Grant (Little 68') F Tyrpak (Molano 78') F Pasher

vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC at Rio Grande Valley FC W, 2­1 May 14 L, 1­4 May 21 GK Lubin GK Lubin D Mulligan D Mulligan D Meyer D Meyer D Didic D Didic D Duke © D Duke © M Ualefi M Ualefi M Granitto M Granitto (Selbol 62') M Oliveira (Selbol 84') M Oliveira F Tyrpak (Grant 72') F Tyrpak (Grant 70') F Salloi (VanCompernolle 90+) F Salloi 3 (Gonzalez 68') F Pasher 1,2 (Armstrong 90+) F Pasher

at Sacramento Republic FC T, 1­1 May 28 GK Lubin D Mulligan D Meyer D Didic (Ballo 90+) D VanCompernolle M Ualefi M Duke © (Granitto 81') M Oliveira 2 (Molano 90+) F Pasher (Tyrpak 69') F Gonzalez F Salloi (Selbol 85')

at Portland Timbers 2 L, 1­2 June 4 GK Lubin D Mulligan (Grant 87') D Meyer D Didic D VanCompernolle (Selbol 70') M Ualefi (Ballo 74') M Duke © M Oliveira (Granitto 83') F Pasher F Gonzalez 1 F Salloi (Tyrpak 59')

vs. Rio Grande Valley FC W, 4­0 June 8 GK Kann D Mulligan D Meyer D Didic D Pasher M Ualefi M Granitto (Ayrton 72') M Oliveira 3 (Ballo 86') F Selbol (Tyrpak 68') F Gonzalez 2,3 (Salloi 69' 4) F Duke © (Grant 80')

at Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 L, 2­3 June 12 GK Lubin D Grant (Mulligan 46') D Meyer D Didic D VanCompernolle (Tyrpak 46' 2) M Ualefi M Granitto (Kelly 46') M Ayrton (Oliveira 46') F Selbol F Gonzalez 4 F Duke ©

vs. OKC Energy FC L, 1­3 June 18 GK Lubin D Mulligan D Meyer D Ballo D Duke © M Ualefi (Didic 78') M Granitto (Gonzalez 65') M Oliveira F Selbol F Kelly F Ayrton 1 (Tyrpak 59')

at Seattle Sounders FC 2 W, 2­0 June 26 GK Kempin D Mulligan D Didic D Ballo D Dia M Ualefi (Meyer 87') M Duke © M Molano (Granitto 90') F Tyrpak 3 (Grant 79') F Kelly (Ayrton 72') F Gonzalez 5

vs. Saint Louis FC W, 1­0 July 2 GK Kempin D Mulligan D Didic D Ballo D Dia M Ualefi M Duke © M Molano (Kelly 55') F Tyrpak (Grant 86') F Gonzalez (Ayrton 72') F Pasher 3 (Selbol 83')

at Arizona United SC T, 1­1 July 9 GK Kempin D Mulligan D Didic D Ballo D Dia M Ualefi M Duke © M Molano (Kelly 54') F Tyrpak 4 F Gonzalez (Granitto 86') F Pasher (Grant 82')

2016 SWOPE PARK RANGERS LINEUPS vs. OKC Energy FC L, 0­2 July 12 GK Kempin D Mulligan (Ballo 87') D Didic D Ellis D Alvarado M Ualefi (Granitto 80') M Duke © M Molano (Selbol 72') F Tyrpak F Kelly (Gonzalez 69') F Pasher (Grant 82')

at Colo. Springs Switchbacks FC T, 1­1 July 20 GK Kann D Myers D Didic D Ellis D Alvarado (Grant 69') M Ualefi M Duke © (Molano 82' 1) M Appiah (Ayrton 64') F Tyrpak F Gonzalez (Kelly 60') F Pasher

vs. Orange County Blues FC W, 3­0 July 23 GK Kempin D Meyer D Didic D Ballo D Alvarado M Ualefi M Duke © (Granitto 85') M Molano (Ayrton 72') F Tyrpak (Grant 75' 1) F Kelly 2 (Selbol 69') F Pasher (Gonzalez 37' 6)

vs. San Antonio FC W, 2­1 July 30 GK Lubin D Meyer D Didic D Ballo D Alvarado M Ualefi M Duke © M Molano (Ayrton 53') F Tyrpak (Pasher 57') F Gonzalez 7 (Granitto 90+) F Selbol (Kelly 63' 3)

at Saint Louis FC T, 1­1 August 3 GK Kempin D Meyer D Didic D Ballo D Alvarado M Ualefi M Duke © (Granitto 89') M Appiah (Gonzalez 73') F Ayrton (Molano 78') F Rubio 1 (Kelly 81') F Pasher (Tyrpak 66')

at Real Monarchs SLC L, 0­1 August 13 GK Lubin D Meyer D Lindsey (Selbol 67') D Ballo D Duke © M Ualefi (Little 86') M Granitto M Molano (Kelly 36') F Ayrton F Gonzalez F Tyrpak

vs. Saint Louis FC T, 1­1 August 21 GK Lubin D Grant (Wilkinson 68') D Meyer D Ballo D Duke © M Ualefi (Barrett 46' 1) M Granitto (Little 83') M Ayrton F Tyrpak F Kelly F Gonzalez (Armstrong 69')

vs. LA Galaxy II W, 2­1 August 27 GK Zendejas D Meyer (Grant 78') D Didic D Ballo D Pasher M Ualefi M Duke © 1 M Ayrton (Molano 67') F Tyrpak (Selbol 35' (Little 85')) F Kelly (Barrett 81') F Gonzalez 8

vs. San Antonio FC W, 2­1 August 31 GK Zendejas D Meyer D Didic D Ballo D Pasher M Ualefi (Granitto 80') M Duke © M Molano (Barrett 70') F Ayrton 2,3 F Kelly F Gonzalez (Little 85')

vs. Rio Grande Valley FC L, 0­2 September 3 GK Melia D Alvarado D Didic (Duke 87') D Ellis D Sinovic (Meyer 62') M Ualefi (Gonzalez 73') M Nagamura © M Appiah F Hallisey (Ayrton 73') F Rubio F Porter (Pasher 73')

vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC W, 3­0 September 10 GK Zendejas D Meyer D Didic (Grant 46') D Ballo D Alvarado M Ualefi (Granitto 46') M Duke © 2 M Ayrton (Molano 70') F Tyrpak 5 (Selbol 61') F Kelly 4 F Pasher (Gonzalez 46')

at OKC Energy FC W, 3­0 September 18 GK Zendejas D Meyer D Didic D Ballo D Alvarado M Ualefi (Granitto 88') M Duke © M Gonzalez 9 (Appiah 62') F Tyrpak (Grant 83') F Kelly 5 (Barrett 79') F Pasher 4 (Selbol 86')

at Tulsa Roughnecks FC W, 3­1 September 21 GK Lubin D Meyer D Didic D Ballo D Alvarado M Ualefi (Granitto 71') M Duke © (Appiah 74') M Ayrton F Tyrpak 6,7 (Gonzalez 57') F Kelly 6 (Molano 60') F Pasher (Barrett 67')

vs. Seattle Sounders FC 2 W, 2­0 September 24 GK Zendejas D Meyer (Selbol 85') D Didic 1 D Ballo D Alvarado M Ualefi M Duke © (Appiah 66') M Ayrton F Tyrpak (Kelly 55') F Gonzalez (Molano 72') F Pasher 5 (Grant 81')

2016 SWOPE PARK RANGERS BOX SCORES Portland Timbers 2 1 at Swope Park Rangers 2 Att. 6,812 March 26, 2016 at Children's Mercy Park (Kansas City, Kan.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ Kevin Oliveira 1 (Penalty Kick) 48', Daniel Salloi 1 (Mark Anthony Gonzalez 1) 90+ POR ­ Nick Besler 1 (Kharlton Belmar 1) 90+ Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 15 2 4 8 2 POR 5 6 3 11 3

Swope Park Rangers 0 at Saint Louis FC 3 Att. 5,023 May 7, 2016 at WWT Soccer Park (Fenton, Mo.) Scoring ­ STL ­ Schillo Tshuma 1 (Richard Dixon 1) 11', Chad Bond 1 (Unassisted) 39', Irvin Herrera 1 (Chad Bond 2) 52' SPR ­ None Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides STL 8 5 5 7 1 SPR 12 0 8 8 1

Swope Park Rangers 2 at Tulsa Roughnecks FC 1 Att. 4,103 April 2, 2016 at ONEOK Field (Tulsa, Okla.)

Scoring ­ TUL ­ Taylor Morgan 1 (Sammy Ochoa 1) 90+ SPR ­ Dane Kelly 1 (Kevin Oliveira 1) 11', Nansel Selbol 1 (Daniel Salloi 1) 90+ Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides TUL 7 5 3 10 8 SPR 15 2 6 11 2

Tulsa Roughnecks FC 1 at Swope Park Rangers 2 Att. 1,163 May 14, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ Tyler Pasher 1 (Daniel Salloi 3) 47', Tyler Pasher 2 (Unassisted) 81' TUL ­ Sammy Ochoa 5 (Brady Ballew 1) 79' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides

SPR TUL

14 9

4 6

9 1

10 19

6 1

Swope Park Rangers 1 at Rio Grande Valley FC 4 Att. 2,065 May 21, 2016 at UTRGV Soccer and Track Complex (Edinburg, Texas) Scoring ­ RGV ­ Memo Rodriguez 1 (Jose Escalante 1) 13', Memo Rodriguez 2 (TJ Casner 4) 26', Rob Lovejoy 3 (Christian Lucatero 1) 89', Emilio Garcia 2 (Christian Lucatero 2) 90+ SPR ­ Daniel Salloi 3 (Kris Tyrpak 1) 40' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides RGV 12 2 4 11 3 8 3 6 10 1 Att. 5,690 SPR

Swope Park Rangers 1 at San Antonio FC 1 Att. 8,466 April 9, 2016 at Toyota Field (San Antonio, Texas) Scoring ­ SA ­ Danny Garcia 1 (Carlos Alvarez 1) 42' SPR ­ Daniel Salloi 2 (Unassisted) 2' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SA 17 0 4 10 4 SPR 7 6 2 12 0 Swope Park Rangers 0 at OKC Energy FC 1 April 23, 2016 at Taft Stadium (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Scoring ­ OKC ­ Kalen Ryden 1 (Sebastian Dalgaard 1) 79' SPR ­ None Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides OKC 15 3 4 8 7 SPR 10 5 3 14 3

Swope Park Rangers 1 at Sacramento Republic FC 1 Att. 11,569 May 28, 2016 at Bonney Field (Sacramento, Calif.)

Scoring ­ SAC ­ Cameron Iwasa 2 (Thomas Stewart 2) 76' SPR ­ Kevin Oliveira 2 (Mark Anthony Gonzalez 2) 73' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SAC 15 3 6 13 1 10 5 5 14 3 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 2 at Swope Park Rangers 1 Att. 1,524 SPR April 27, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Swope Park Rangers 1 at Portland Timbers 2 2 Att. 4,352 Scoring ­ SPR ­ Kris Tyrpak 1 (Daniel Salloi 2) 15' June 4, 2016 at Rocky Mountain High School (Meridian, Idaho) VAN ­ Kyle Greig 4 (Penalty Kick) 30', Ben McKendry 1 (Daniel Haber Scoring ­ POR ­ Neco Brett 4 (Unassisted) 27', Victor Arboleda 2 1) 55' (Neco Brett 1) 70' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR ­ Mark Anthony Gonzalez 1 (Oumar Ballo 1) 85' SPR 10 2 5 13 3 Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides VAN 8 4 3 10 4 POR 8 3 5 8 1 SPR 9 1 1 6 1

BOX SCORES CONT. Rio Grande Valley FC 0 at Swope Park Rangers 4 Att. 926 June 8, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ Mark Anthony Gonzalez 2 (Kevin Oliveira 2) 23', Mark Anthony Gonzalez 3 (Kevin Oliveira 3) 27', Kevin Oliveira 3 (Ualefi 1) 43', Daniel Salloi 4 (Kevin Oliveira 4) 70' RGV ­ None Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 16 0 4 9 4 RGV 4 4 3 6 1 Swope Park Rangers 2 at Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 3 Att. 1,494 June 12, 2016 at UBC Thunderbird Stadium (Vancouver, British Columbia) Scoring ­ VAN ­ Marco Bustos 1 (Brett Levis 2) 5', Marco Bustos 2 (Unassisted) 23', Alphonso Davies 2 (Daniel Haber 2) 80' SPR ­ Mark Anthony Gonzalez 4 (Ualefi 2) 86', Kris Tyrpak 2 (Tommy Meyer 1) 88' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides VAN 10 2 3 17 3 SPR 15 4 3 19 2 OKC Energy FC 3 at Swope Park Rangers 1 Att. 1,314 June 18, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ Ayrton 1 (Nansel Selbol 1) 7' OKC ­ Michael Thomas 1 (Sebastian Dalgaard 4) 45+, Wojciech Wojcik 2 (Michael Harris 2) 64', Daniel Gonzalez 2 (Unassisted) 74' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 5 3 3 11 1 OKC 12 3 4 8 2 Swope Park Rangers 2 at Seattle Sounders FC 2 0 Att. 1,309 June 26, 2016 at Starfire Stadium (Tukwila, Wash.)

Scoring ­ SEA ­ None SPR ­ Kris Tyrpak 3 (Ualefi 3) 65', Mark Anthony Gonzalez 5 (Johnny Grant 1) 88' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SEA 8 6 4 14 0 SPR 12 2 3 14 3 Saint Louis FC 0 at Swope Park Rangers 1 Att. 933 July 2, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ Pasher 3 (Unassisted) 2' STL ­ None Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 9 4 2 12 3 STL 8 1 6 5 2

Swope Park Rangers 1 at Arizona United SC 1 Att. 1,012 July 9, 2016 at Peoria Sports Complex (Peoria, Ariz.)

Scoring ­ AZ ­ Long Tan 5 (Penalty Kick) 27' SPR ­ Kris Tyrpak 4 (Penalty Kick) 30' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides AZ 9 1 5 11 2 SPR 8 1 6 15 4 OKC Energy FC 2 at Swope Park Rangers 0 Att. 1,223 July 12, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ None OKC ­ Coy Craft 3 (Timo Pitter 1) 84', Timo Pitter 1 (Luis Martinez 1) 89' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 14 2 7 7 3 OKC 10 7 1 10 1 Swope Park Rangers 1 at Colo. Springs Switchbacks FC 1Att. 2,212 July 20, 2016 at Switchbacks (Colorado Springs, Colo.)

Scoring ­ COS ­ Mike Seth 5 (Miguel Gonzalez 2) 61' SPR ­ Alex Molano 1 (Unassisted) 95+ Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides COS 12 3 4 8 2 SPR 10 1 1 8 0 Orange County Blues FC 0 at Swope Park Rangers 3 Att. 1,068 July 23, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ Dane Kelly 2 (Alex Molano 1) 43', Mark Anthony Gonzalez 6 (Ayrton 1) 78', Johnny Grant 1 (Ayrton 2) 81' OC ­ None Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 16 2 5 13 3 OC 7 8 6 15 3 San Antonio FC 1 at Swope Park Rangers 2 Att. 1,448 July 30, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ Dane Kelly 3 (Ayrton 3) 71', Mark Anthony Gonzalez 7 (Unassisted) 84' SA ­ Michael Reed 3 (Danny Garcia 1) 30' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 14 0 3 15 3 SA 2 9 5 16 3

BOX SCORES CONT. Swope Park Rangers 1 at Saint Louis FC 1 Att. 4,582 August 3, 2016 at World Wide Technology Soccer Park (Fenton, Mo.) Scoring ­ STL ­ Irvin Herrera 11 (Penalty Kick) 65' SPR ­ Diego Rubio 1 (Unassisted) 34' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides STL 16 5 4 9 3 SPR 13 5 5 10 3 Swope Park Rangers 0 at Real Monarchs SLC 1 Att. 2,675 August 13, 2016 at Rio Tinto Stadium (Sandy, Utah) Scoring ­ SLC ­ Emilio Orozco 1 (Unassisted) 9' SPR ­ None Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SLC 9 9 6 10 4 SPR 17 3 7 14 1

Rio Grande Valley FC 2 at Swope Park Rangers 0 Att. 1,827 September 3, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ None RGV ­ Ruben Luna 6 (Memo Rodriguez 5) 8', TJ Casner 2 (Charlie Ward 2) 67' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 10 4 5 11 5 RGV 9 1 4 18 1

Tulsa Roughnecks FC 0 at Swope Park Rangers 3 Att. 1,371 September 10, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ Christian Duke 2 (Dane Kelly 1) 2', Kris Tyrpak 5 (Ayrton 5) 32', Dane Kelly 4 (Ualefi 4) 43' TUL ­ None Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 18 3 6 16 2 Saint Louis FC 1 at Swope Park Rangers 1 Att. 3,122 TUL 9 8 3 6 1 August 21, 2016 at Children's Mercy Park (Kansas City, Kan.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ Akeil Barrett 1 (Unassisted) 89' Swope Park Rangers 3 at OKC Energy FC 0 Att. 4,412 STL ­ Vince Cicciarelli 5 (Unassisted) 80' September 18, 2016 at Taft Stadium (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides Scoring ­ OKC ­ None SPR 15 2 7 10 4 SPR ­ Dane Kelly 5 (Mark Anthony Gonzalez 4) 15', Mark Anthony STL 10 6 6 12 3 Gonzalez 9 (Tyler Pasher 1) 24', Tyler Pasher 4 (Christian Duke 1) 36' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides LA Galaxy II 1 at Swope Park Rangers 2 Att. 984 OKC 13 3 5 7 2 August 27, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) SPR 7 0 3 9 5 Scoring ­ SPR ­ Christian Duke 1 (Ayrton 4) 16', Mark Anthony Gonzalez 8 (Tommy Meyer 2) 25' Swope Park Rangers 3 at Tulsa Roughnecks FC 1 Att. 2,449 LA ­ Bradford Jamieson IV 1 (Jose Villarreal 4) 2' September 21, 2016 at ONEOK Field (Tulsa, Okla.)

Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides Scoring ­ TUL ­ Sammy Ochoa 11 (Penalty Kick) 19' SPR 7 5 0 13 1 SPR ­ Kris Tyrpak 6 (Ever Alvarado 1) 5', Dane Kelly 6 (Ever Alvarado LA 11 0 3 15 1 2) 9', Kris Tyrpak 7 (Ayrton 6) 27' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides San Antonio FC 1 at Swope Park Rangers 2 Att. 996 TUL 17 1 6 10 1 August 31, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) SPR 10 5 8 9 5 Scoring ­ SPR ­ Ayrton 2 (Mark Anthony Gonzalez 3) 3', Ayrton 3 (Penalty Kick) 90+ Seattle Sounders FC 2 0 at Swope Park Rangers 2 Att. 1,590 SA ­ Fejiro Okiomah 2 (Carlos Alvarez 6) 8' September 24, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides Scoring ­ SPR ­ Amer Didic 1 (Ayrton 7) 11', Tyler Pasher 5 (Dane SPR 15 3 4 13 3 Kelly 2) 75' SA 5 3 3 10 1 SEA ­ None Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 9 2 5 10 1 SEA 3 1 0 9 1

2016 SWOPE PARK RANGERS POSTSEASON LINEUPS Western Conference Quarterfinal vs. LA Galaxy II W, 3­0 September 30

Western Conference Semifinal vs. Orange County Blues FC W, 2­1 October 9

Western Conference Final vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 W, 3­0 October 15

GK D D D D M M M F F F

GK D D D D M M M F F F

GK D D D D M M M F F F

Zendejas Meyer Didic Ballo Alvarado Ualefi Duke © Ayrton (Gonzalez 74' 10,11) Tyrpak 8 (Appiah 87') Kelly (Grant 90+) Pasher

Zendejas Meyer (Sent Off 88') Didic Ballo Alvarado (Sent Off 69') Appiah (Selbol 78') Duke © Ayrton (Grant 90+) Tyrpak (Granitto 70') Gonzalez 12 (Kelly 65' 7 (Barrett 120+)) Pasher

Zendejas Grant Didic Ballo Pasher Appiah (Molano 85') Duke © Gonzalez (Selbol 19' (Sent Off 90+)) Tyrpak 9, 10 (Barrett 70') Kelly 8 (Little 90') Ayrton (Granitto 72')

2016 SWOPE PARK RANGERS POSTSEASON BOX SCORES LA Galaxy II 0 at Swope Park Rangers 3 Att. 1,885 Western Conference Quarterfinal September 30, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ Kris Tyrpak 8 (Tyler Pasher 2) 76', Mark Anthony Gonzalez 10 (Emmanuel Appiah 1) 90+, Mark Anthony Gonzalez 11 (Ualefi 5) 90+ LA ­ None Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 8 4 5 10 2 LA 7 3 5 14 1 Orange County Blues FC 1 at Swope Park Rangers 2 Att. 2,181 Western Conference Semifinal October 9, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ Mark Anthony Gonzalez 12 (Kris Tyrpak 2) 20', Dane Kelly 7 (Nansel Selbol 2) 105' OC ­ Max Rauhofer 3 (Unassisted) 70' Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 13 1 6 19 1 OC 9 4 2 11 6 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 0 at Swope Park Rangers 3 Att. 2,922 Western Conference Final October 15, 2016 at Swope Soccer Village (Kansas City, Mo.) Scoring ­ SPR ­ Kris Tyrpak 9 (Unassisted) 8', Kris Tyrpak 10 (Tyler Pasher 3) 32', Dane Kelly 8 (Tyler Pasher 4) 89' VAN ­ None Shots Saves Corners Fouls Offsides SPR 12 2 1 13 1 VAN 6 2 9 6 1

PARTICIPATION CHART 3/26 PLAYER POR Albelo ­­ Alvarado ­­ Appiah ­­ Armstrong UNAV Ayrton ­­ Ballo DNP Barrett ­­ Dia SKC Didic SUB­1 Duke LB­90 Ellis SKC Gonzalez SUB­1 Granitto CM­85 Grant UNAV Hernandez ­­ Hallisey SKC Kann SKC Kelly CF­89 Kempin GK­90 Lindsey ­­ Little UNAV Lubin DNP Medranda LW­70 Melia SKC Meyer CB­90 Molano UNAV Mulligan RB­90 Myers SKC Nagamura SKC Oliveira CM­90 Pasher SUB­28 Porter ­­ Quintilla SKC Rubio SKC Salloi SUB­5 Selbol SUB­20 Sinovic SKC Tekesky UNAV Tyrpak RW­62 Ualefi CM­89 VanCompernolle CB­90 Wan Kamal ­­ Wilkinson ­­ Zendejas ­­

4/2 @TUL ­­ ­­ ­­ UNAV ­­ DNP ­­ SKC SUB­2 LB­90 SKC SUB­14 CM­88 UNAV ­­ SKC SKC CF­76 GK­90 ­­ UNAV DNP SKC SKC CB­90 SUB­1 RB­90 SKC SKC CM­89 LW­84 ­­ SKC SKC SUB­6 SUB­10 SKC UNAV RW­80 CM­90 CB­90 ­­ ­­ ­­

4/9 @SA ­­ ­­ ­­ UNAV ­­ DNP ­­ SKC SUB­5 LB­90 SKC SUB­29 CM­85 SUB­2 ­­ SKC SKC INJ GK­90 ­­ SUB­21 DNP SKC SKC CB­90 DNP RB­90 SKC SKC CM­90 INJ ­­ SKC SKC CF­61 RW­88 SKC UNAV LW­69 CM­90 CB­90 ­­ ­­ ­­

4/23 @OKC ­­ ­­ ­­ UNAV ­­ DNP ­­ SKC SUB­14 LB­90 SKC CF­82 CM­76 DNP ­­ SKC SKC INJ GK­90 ­­ SUB­6 DNP SKC SKC CB­90 UNAV RB­90 SKC SKC CM­90 LW­90 ­­ SKC SKC SUB­8 RW­66 SKC UNAV SUB­24 CM­90 CB­84 ­­ ­­ ­­

7/9 7/12 7/20 7/23 PLAYER @AZ OKC @COS OC Albelo ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ Alvarado SKC LB­90 LB­69 LB­90 Appiah ­­ SKC CM­64 SKC Armstrong UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV Ayrton DNP SUS SUB­26 SUB­18 Ballo CB­90 SUB­3 UNAV CB­90 Barrett ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ Dia LB­90 ­­ ­­ ­­ Didic CB­90 CB­90 CB­90 CB­90 Duke CM­90 CM­90 CM­82 CM­85 Ellis SKC CB­90 CB­90 SKC Gonzalez CF­86 SUB­21 CF­60 SUB­53 Granitto SUB­4 SUB­10 UNAV SUB­5 Grant SUB­8 SUB­8 SUB­21 SUB­15 Hernandez ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ Hallisey SKC SKC SKC SKC Kann SKC SKC GK­90 SKC Kelly SUB­36 CF­69 SUB­30 CF­69 Kempin GK­90 GK­90 UNAV GK­90 Lindsey UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV Little UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV Lubin DNP DNP UNAV DNP Medranda SKC SKC SKC SKC Melia SKC SKC SKC SKC Meyer DNP DNP DNP RB­90 Molano CM­54 CM­72 SUB­8 CM­77 Mulligan RB­90 RB­87 UNAV ­­ Myers SKC SKC RB­90 SKC Nagamura SKC SKC SKC SKC Oliveira INJ INJ INJ INJ Pasher LW­82 LW­82 LW­90 LW­37 Porter ­­ SKC SKC SKC Quintilla ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ Rubio SKC SKC SKC SKC Salloi LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN Selbol UNAV SUB­18 UNAV SUB­21 Sinovic SKC SKC SKC SKC Tekesky UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV Tyrpak RW­90 RW­90 RW­90 RW­75 Ualefi CM­90 CM­80 CM­90 CM­90 VanCompernolle LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN Wan Kamal ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ Wilkinson ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ Zendejas UNAV UNAV DNP UNAV Position­minutes ­ starting position­min played SUB­minutes ­ substitute­min played LOAN ­ Out on loan

4/27 VAN ­­ ­­ ­­ UNAV ­­ SUB­1 ­­ SKC SUB­1 LB­90 SKC INJ DNP DNP ­­ SKC SKC INJ GK­90 ­­ SUB­22 DNP SKC SKC CB­90 UNAV RB­90 SKC SKC CM­68 LW­90 ­­ CM­89 SKC CF­72 SUB­18 SKC UNAV RW­89 CM­90 CB­90 ­­ ­­ ­­

5/7 @STL ­­ ­­ ­­ UNAV ­­ CB­45 ­­ SKC SUB­45 LB­90 SKC INJ CM­68 RW­68 ­­ SKC SKC INJ GK­90 SUB­5 SUB­22 DNP SKC SKC CB­90 SUB­12 RB­45 SKC SKC CM­90 LW­90 ­­ UNAV SKC UNAV SUB­22 SKC UNAV CF­78 CM­85 DNP ­­ ­­ ­­

5/14 5/21 5/28 TUL @RGV @SAC ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ SUB­1 UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV SUS DNP SUB­1 ­­ ­­ ­­ SKC SKC SKC CB­90 CB­90 CB­89 LB­90 LB­90 CM­81 SKC SKC SKC INJ SUB­22 CF­90 CM­90 CM­62 SUB­9 SUB­18 SUB­20 DNP ­­ ­­ ­­ SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC INJ INJ INJ DNP DNP DNP INTL INTL UNAV UNAV DNP UNAV GK­90 GK­90 GK­90 SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC CB­90 CB­90 CB­90 INJ UNAV SUB­1 RB­90 RB­90 RB­90 SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC CM­84 CM­90 CM­89 LW­89 LW­90 RW­69 ­­ ­­ ­­ UNAV UNAV SKC SKC SKC SKC CF­89 CF­68 LW­85 SUB­6 SUB­28 SUB­5 SKC SKC SKC UNAV UNAV UNAV RW­72 RW­70 SUB­21 CM­90 CM­90 CM­90 SUB­1 DNP LB­90 ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­

7/30 8/3 8/13 8/21 SA @STL @SLC STL ­­ ­­ ­­ UNAV LB­90 LB­90 SKC SKC SKC CM­73 SKC SKC UNAV UNAV DNP SUB­21 SUB­37 RW­78 RW­90 CM­90 CB­90 CB­90 CB­90 CB­90 ­­ ­­ ­­ SUB­45 ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ CB­90 CB­90 SKC SKC CM­90 CM­89 LB­90 LB­90 SKC SKC SKC SKC CF­89 SUB­17 CF­90 LW­69 SUB­1 SUB­1 CM­90 CM­83 DNP UNAV INJ RB­68 ­­ ­­ ­­ DNP SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SUB­27 SUB­9 SUB­54 CF­90 UNAV GK­90 SKC SKC UNAV UNAV CB­67 UNAV UNAV UNAV SUB­4 SUB­7 GK­90 DNP GK­90 GK­90 SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC RB­90 RB­90 RB­90 CB­90 CM­53 SUB­12 CM­36 INJ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC INJ INJ INJ INJ SUB­33 LW­66 SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ SKC CF­81 SKC SKC LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN LW­63 DNP SUB­23 INJ SKC SKC SKC SKC UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV RW­57 SUB­24 LW­90 RW­90 CM­90 CM­90 CM­86 CM­45 LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN ­­ ­­ ­­ DNP ­­ ­­ ­­ SUB­22 DNP UNAV DNP DNP DNP ­ unused substitute UNAV ­ unavailable for selection

6/4 @POR ­­ ­­ ­­ UNAV UNAV SUB­16 ­­ SKC CB­90 CM­90 SKC CF­90 SUB­7 SUB­3 ­­ SKC SKC INJ DNP UNAV DNP GK­90 SKC SKC CB­90 UNAV RB­87 SKC SKC CM­83 RW­90 ­­ SKC SKC LW­59 SUB­20 SKC UNAV SUB­31 CM­74 LB­70 ­­ ­­ ­­

6/8 RGV ­­ ­­ ­­ UNAV SUB­18 SUB­4 ­­ SKC CB­90 LW­80 SKC CF­69 CM­72 SUB­10 ­­ SKC GK­90 INJ DNP UNAV UNAV UNAV SKC SKC CB­90 UNAV RB­90 SKC SKC CM­86 LB­90 ­­ SKC SKC SUB­21 RW­68 SKC UNAV SUB­22 CM­90 DNP ­­ ­­ ­­

6/12 @VAN ­­ ­­ ­­ DNP CM­45 UNAV ­­ SKC CB­90 LW­90 SKC CF­90 CM­45 RB­45 ­­ SKC UNAV SUB­45 DNP DNP UNAV GK­90 SKC SKC CB­90 UNAV SUB­45 SKC SKC SUB­45 INJ ­­ SKC SKC UNAV RW­90 SKC UNAV SUB­45 CM­90 LB­45 ­­ ­­ ­­

8/27 8/31 9/3 9/10 LA SA RGV TUL UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV SKC SKC RB­90 LB­90 SKC SKC CM­90 UNAV UNAV DNP UNAV UNAV CM­67 RW­90 SUB­17 CM­70 CB­90 CB­90 UNAV CB­90 SUB­9 SUB­20 INJ INJ ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ CB­90 CB­90 CB­87 CB­45 CM­90 CM­90 SUB­3 CM­90 SKC SKC CB­90 SKC LW­90 LW­85 SUB­17 SUB­45 DNP SUB­10 DNP SUB­45 SUB­12 DNP UNAV SUB­45 UNAV INTL INTL UNAV SKC SKC RW­73 SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC CF­81 CF­90 UNAV CF­90 SKC SKC SKC SKC UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV SUB­5 SUB­5 UNAV UNAV DNP DNP DNP DNP SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC GK­90 SKC RB­78 RB­90 SUB­28 RB­90 SUB­23 CM­70 UNAV SUB­20 ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC CM­90 SKC INJ INJ INJ INJ LB­90 LB­90 SUB­17 LW­45 SKC SKC LW­73 SKC ­­ ­­ ­­ ­­ SKC SKC CF­90 SKC LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN SUB­50 INJ INJ SUB­29 SKC SKC LB­62 SKC UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV RW­35 INJ INJ RW­61 CM­90 CM­80 CM­73 CM­45 LOAN LOAN LOAN LOAN UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV DNP UNAV UNAV GK­90 GK­90 UNAV GK­90 INJ ­ injured (DL ­ Disabled List) SUS ­ suspended

6/18 OKC ­­ ­­ ­­ UNAV LW­59 CB­90 ­­ SKC SUB­12 LB­90 SKC SUB­25 CM­65 DNP ­­ SKC SKC CF­90 DNP UNAV UNAV GK­90 SKC SKC CB­90 DNP RB­90 SKC SKC CM­90 INJ ­­ SKC SKC LOAN RW­90 SKC UNAV SUB­31 CM­78 DNP ­­ ­­ ­­

6/26 @SEA ­­ SKC ­­ UNAV SUB­18 CB­90 ­­ LB­90 CB­90 CM­90 SKC LW­90 SUB­1 SUB­11 ­­ SKC SKC CF­72 GK­90 UNAV UNAV DNP SKC SKC SUB­3 CM­89 RB­90 SKC SKC INJ INJ ­­ ­­ SKC LOAN UNAV SKC UNAV RW­79 CM­87 UNAV ­­ ­­ ­­

7/2 STL ­­ SKC ­­ UNAV SUB­18 CB­90 ­­ LB­90 CB­90 CM­90 SKC CF­72 DNP SUB­4 ­­ SKC SKC SUB­35 GK­90 UNAV UNAV DNP SKC SKC DNP CM­55 RB­90 SKC SKC INJ LW­83 ­­ ­­ SKC LOAN SUB­7 SKC UNAV RW­86 CM­90 LOAN ­­ ­­ UNAV

9/18 9/21 9/24 @OKC @TUL SEA UNAV UNAV UNAV LB­90 LB­90 LB­90 SUB­28 SUB­26 SUB­24 UNAV UNAV UNAV SUS CM­90 CM­90 CB­90 CB­90 CB­90 SUB­11 SUB­23 INJ ­­ ­­ ­­ CB­90 CB­90 CB­90 CM­90 CM­74 CM­66 SKC SKC SKC CM­62 SUB­33 CF­72 SUB­2 SUB­19 DNP SUB­7 DNP SUB­9 UNAV UNAV UNAV SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC CF­79 CF­60 SUB­35 SKC SKC SKC UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV DNP GK­90 DNP SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC RB­90 RB­90 RB­85 DNP SUB­30 SUB­18 ­­ ­­ ­­ SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC SKC INJ INJ INJ LW­86 LW­67 LW­81 SKC SKC SKC ­­ ­­ ­­ SKC SKC SKC LOAN LOAN LOAN SUB­4 UNAV SUB­5 SKC SKC SKC UNAV UNAV UNAV RW­83 RW­57 RW­55 CM­88 CM­71 CM­90 LOAN LOAN LOAN UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV UNAV GK­90 DNP GK­90 SKC ­ with Sporting KC INTL ­ International Duty

2016 USL REGULAR­SEASON RESULTS DATE OPPONENT March 26 vs. Portland Timbers 2 April 2 at Tulsa Roughnecks FC April 9 at San Antonio FC April 23 at OKC Energy FC April 27 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 May 7 at Saint Louis FC May 14 vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC May 21 at Rio Grande Valley FC May 28 at Sacramento Republic FC June 4 at Portland Timbers 2 June 8 vs. Rio Grande Valley FC June 12 at Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 June 18 vs. OKC Energy FC June 26 at Seattle Sounders FC 2 July 2 vs. Saint Louis FC July 9 at Arizona United SC July 12 vs. OKC Energy FC July 20 at Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC July 23 vs. Orange County Blues FC July 30 vs. San Antonio FC Aug. 3 at Saint Louis FC Aug. 13 at Real Monarchs Aug. 21 vs. Saint Louis FC Aug. 27 vs. LA Galaxy II Aug. 31 vs. San Antonio FC Sept. 3 vs. Rio Grande Valley FC Sept.10 vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC Sept. 18 at OKC Energy FC Sept. 21* at Tulsa Roughnecks FC Sept. 24 vs. Seattle Sounders FC 2 *Rescheduled from Aug. 6

RESULT W W T L L L W L T L W L L W W T L T W W T L T W W L W W W W

SCORE 2­1 2­1 1­1 0­1 1­2 0­3 2­1 1­4 1­1 1­2 4­0 2­3 1­3 2­0 1­0 1­1 0­2 1­1 3­0 2­1 1­1 0­1 1­1 2­1 2­1 0­2 3­0 3­0 3­1 2­0

ATTEND. 6,812 4,103 8,466 5,690 1,524 5,023 1,163 2,065 11,569 4,352 926 1,494 1,314 1,309 933 1,012 1,223 2,212 1,068 1,448 4,582 2,675 3,122 984 996 1,827 1,371 4,412 2,449 1,590

RECORD 1­0­0 2­0­0 2­0­1 2­1­1 2­2­1 2­3­1 3­3­1 3­4­1 3­4­2 3­5­2 4­5­2 4­6­2 4­7­2 5­7­2 6­7­2 6­7­3 6­8­3 6­8­4 7­8­4 8­8­4 8­8­5 8­9­5 8­9­6 9­9­6 10­9­6 10­10­6 11­10­6 12­10­6 13­10­6 14­10­6

PLACE T­1 T­2 T­2 T­5 T­6 T­12 T­8 T­9 11 11 11 11 T­12 T­10 T­9 T­10 T­10 T­9 8 7 T­6 9 T­9 9 7 7 7 T­5 4 4

PTS. 3 6 7 7 7 7 10 10 11 11 14 14 14 17 20 21 21 22 25 28 29 29 30 33 36 36 39 42 45 48

GOALSCORERS Oliveira, Salloi Kelly, Selbol Salloi ­­ Tyrpak ­­ Pasher (2) Salloi Oliveira Gonzalez Gonzalez (2), Oliveira, Salloi Gonzalez, Tyrpak Ayrton Tyrpak, Gonzalez Pasher Tyrpak ­­ Molano Kelly, Gonzalez, Grant Kelly, Gonzalez Rubio ­­ Barrett Duke, Gonzalez Ayrton (2) ­­ Duke, Tyrpak, Kelly Kelly, Gonzalez, Pasher Tyrpak (2), Kelly Didic, Pasher

RANGERS' REGULAR­SEASON RECORD WHEN...

Overall Albelo 0­0­0 Alvarado 6­2­2 Appiah 0­1­2 Armstrong 0­0­0 Ayrton 5­3­2 Ballo 9­3­3 Barrett 0­0­0 Dia 2­0­1 Didic 12­5­4 Duke 14­9­6 Ellis 0­2­1 Gonzalez 8­4­4 Granitto 4­6­2 Grant 0­2­1 Hallisey 0­1­0 Hernandez 0­0­0 Kann 1­0­1 Kelly 9­2­1 Kempin 5­4­3 Lindsey 0­1­0 Little 0­0­0 Lubin 3­5­2 Medranda 1­0­0 Melia 0­1­0 Meyer 12­8­4 Molano 5­2­1 Mulligan 6­7­3 Myers 0­0­1 Nagamura 0­1­0 Oliveira 4­6­2 Pasher 11­6­4 Porter 0­1­0 Quintilla 0­1­0 Rubio 0­1­1 Salloi 1­3­2 Selbol 2­3­1 Sinovic 0­1­0 Tekesky 0­0­0 Tyrpak 12­5­4 Ualefi 14­10­6 VanCompernolle 2­4­2 Wan Kamal 0­0­0 Wilkinson 0­0­0 Zendejas 5­0­0

STARTS Home Away 0­0­0 0­0­0 4­2­0 2­0­2 0­1­0 0­0­2 0­0­0 0­0­0 4­1­1 1­2­1 6­1­1 3­2­2 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 1­0­1 9­2­0 3­3­4 10­3­1 4­6­5 0­2­0 0­0­1 6­0­1 2­4­3 3­1­1 1­5­1 0­0­1 0­2­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­1 5­2­1 4­0­0 4­2­0 1­2­3 0­0­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 2­1­2 1­4­1 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 9­2­1 3­6­3 4­1­0 1­1­1 4­3­0 2­4­3 0­0­0 0­0­1 0­1­0 0­0­0 3­2­0 1­4­2 8­2­0 3­4­4 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­1­0 0­0­1 1­1­0 0­2­2 2­0­0 0­3­1 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 8­2­1 4­3­3 10­4­1 4­6­5 1­1­0 1­3­2 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 4­0­0 1­0­0

OFF THE BENCH Overall Home Away 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 3­0­0 1­0­0 2­0­0 1­0­1 1­0­1 0­0­0 5­1­1 4­1­0 1­0­1 1­3­1 1­2­0 0­1­1 4­0­1 2­0­1 2­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 2­4­1 1­2­0 1­2­1 0­1­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 5­4­2 3­3­0 2­1­2 7­2­3 4­1­0 3­1­3 9­3­3 7­1­0 2­2­3 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 3­2­3 3­0­0 0­2­3 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­1­0 2­4­2 2­1­1 0­3­1 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­1­0 0­1­0 1­0­0 5­1­3 3­0­0 2­1­3 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­1­0 2­1­0 2­1­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 3­1­0 2­0­0 1­1­0 9­6­1 7­2­0 2­4­1 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­4­2 1­1­0 0­3­2 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­1 0­0­1 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

SCORES Overall Home 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­1­0 1­1­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­1 0­0­1 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 1­0­0 2­0­0 2­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 6­2­0 4­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 6­0­0 3­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­1 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 2­0­1 2­0­0 4­0­0 3­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­1 0­0­0 2­1­1 2­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 3­2­1 1­1­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Away 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 2­2­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 3­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­1 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­1 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­1 0­1­1 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 2­1­1 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

ASSISTS Overall Home 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 6­0­0 5­0­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 3­0­1 2­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 2­0­0 2­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­1­0 1­0­0 1­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 2­0­0 1­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 2­1­0 1­1­0 0­1­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 3­1­0 2­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

Away 0­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­1 0­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­1­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­1­0 1­1­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0

CATEGORICAL WIN­LOSS

MISCELLANEOUS STATS

Overall

Overall Home Away 14­10­6 10­4­1 4­6­5

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

9­4­0 1­0­1

9­4­0 1­0­1

0­0­0 0­0­0

Scoring First Opp. Scoring First

12­2­3 2­8­3

8­2­0 2­2­1

4­0­3 0­6­2

Leading at Half Trailing at Half Tied at Half

9­0­1 1­6­0 4­4­5

6­0­0 1­1­0 3­3­1

3­0­1 0­5­0 1­1­4

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

12­0­1 0­8­1 2­2­4

8­0­0 0­3­0 2­1­1

4­0­1 0­5­1 0­1­3

Out­Shooting Opp. Out­Shot by Opp. Shots Even

11­7­1 3­3­5 0­0­0

9­3­1 1­1­0 0­0­0

2­4­0 2­2­5 0­0­0

In Shutouts

7­5­0

5­2­0

2­3­0

In Primary Kits In Secondary Kits

11­7­3 3­3­3

9­4­1 1­0­0

2­3­2 2­3­3

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

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

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

0­0­0 1­1­1 0­2­1 1­2­0 0­0­2 0­1­1 2­0­0

On Tuesdays On Wednesdays On Saturdays On Sundays

0­1­0 3­1­2 9­7­3 2­1­1

0­1­0 2­1­0 8­2­0 0­0­1

0­0­0 1­0­2 1­5­3 2­1­0

In Clear Weather In Cloudy Weather In Rain In Snow

7­6­2 6­4­4 1­0­0 0­0­0

4­2­1 5­2­0 1­0­0 0­0­0

3­4­1 1­2­4 0­0­0 0­0­0

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

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

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

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

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

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­3­1 4­3­3 9­4­2

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 1­1­0 3­1­1 6­2­0

0­0­0 0­0­0 0­0­0 0­2­1 1­2­2 3­2­2

On Natural Grass On Artificial Surface

12­6­5 2­4­1

10­4­1 2­2­4 0­0­0 2­4­1

Quickest Goal

Salloi at SA (4/9) ­ 2' Pasher vs. STL (7/2) ­ 2' Duke vs. TUL (9/10) ­ 2'

Quickest Goal Against

Jamieson IV vs. LA (8/27) ­ 2'

Game­Winning Goals after 75'

Salloi vs. POR (3/26) ­ 90+ Selbol at TUL (4/2) ­ 90+ Pasher vs. TUL (5/14) ­ 81' Gonzalez vs. SA (7/30) ­ 84' Ayrton vs. SA (8/31) ­ 90+

Game­Tying Goals after 75'

Molano at COS (7/20) ­ 90+ Barrett vs. STL (8/21) ­ 89'

Game­Winning Goals Against after 75'

Ryden at OKC (4/23) ­ 79' Davies at VAN (6/12) ­ 80' Craft vs. OKC (7/12) ­ 84'

Game­Tying Goals Against after 75'

Iwasa at SAC (5/28) ­ 76'

Multi­Goal Games

Pasher vs. TUL (5/14) ­ 2 Gonzalez vs. RGV (6/8) ­ 2 Ayrton vs. SA (8/31) ­ 2 Tyrpak at TUL (9/21) ­ 2

Multi­Goal Games Against

Rodriguez at RGV (5/21) ­ 2 Bustos at VAN (6/12) ­ 2

Own Goals For

None

Own Goals Against

None

Red Cards

Ballo at STL (5/7) ­ 45+ Ayrton at AZ (7/9) ­ 63'

Opponent's Red Cards

Bond at STL (5/7) ­ 79' Silva at AZ (7/9) ­ 63' Tolo vs. SEA (9/24) ­ 41'

PENALTY KICKS FOR SPR Player Kevin Oliveira Kris Tyrpak Ayrton Paulo Nagamura

Goalkeeper, Team Wade Hamilton, POR Carl Wosczcynski, AZ Matt Cardone, SA Callum Irving, RGV

Date 3/26 7/9 8/31 9/3

Result Goal Goal Goal Saved

PENALTY KICKS AGAINST Player, Team SPR Goalkeeper Kyle Greig, VAN Jon Kempin Long Tan, AZ Jon Kempin Irvin Herrera, STL Jon Kempin Sammy Ochoa, TUL Zac Lubin

Date 4/27 7/9 8/3 9/21

Result Goal Goal Goal Goal