SEA OKCOverall Record 3-1-0 1-0-1Goals Scored 13 3Goals Scored Per Game 3.25 1.50Goals Allowed 7 2Goals Allowed Per Game 1.75 1

Having been handed its first loss of the season on Thursday, Sounders FC 2 (3-1-0, 9 points) visits Oklahoma City Energy FC (1-0-1, 4 points) for the Rave Green’s second game in three days. Oklahoma City is one of only two teams in the Western Conference that remains undefeated, as S2 sits tied for first place with Arizona United SC. OKC is coming off a bye week and will be well rested before taking on the travelling Sounders.Kickoff: Saturday, April 18 | 5:00 p.m. PT

Location: Taft Field | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

M AT C H I N F O R M AT I O N

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L A S T T I M E O U T

S O U N D E R S F C 2

O K C E N E R G Y F CV S .

Referee: Leszek StalmachAssistants: Joel McKell, James MeadeFourth official: Truman Berghall

(3-1-0, 9 points) (1-0-1, 4 points)

BROADCAST INFORMATIONLive Stream: SoundersFC.com

SUSPENSIONSOKC: None SEA: None

Playing its first road match of the season, Sounders FC 2 was handed its first loss by Tulsa Roughnecks FC in a match, which saw five goals scored in the first 25 minutes.

Tulsa struck first in the second minute when Gibson Bard-sley capitalized on a miscommunication in the backline and put the ball in the empty net.

S2 forward Qudus Lawal earned his first start for the Rave Green and scored two goals in the ninth and 10th minute to give S2 the lead. Tulsa goalkeeper Zac Lubin saved a Giuliano Frano penalty to keep S2’s lead within one.

S2 defender Jimmy Ockford scored his first goal of the season to give his team the 3-2 lead in the 25th minute, but Tulsa struck back twice more including Lucas Cord-eiro’s game-winner in the 78th minute.

GOAL SCORERSSEA: Lawal (9) TUL: Bardsely (2) Lawal (10) Galbraith-Knapp (20) Ockford (25) Miller (69) Cordeiro (78)

March 21 Sacramento Republic FC W 4-2March 29 Whitecaps FC 2 W 4-0April 11 Timbers 2 W 2-1April 16 @ Tulsa Roughnecks FC L 4-3April 18 @ OKC Energy FC 5:00 p.m. PTApril 26 @ Whitecaps FC 2 3:00 p.m. PTMay 1 OC Blues FC 7:30 p.m PTMay 9 @ Sacramento Republic FC 7:30 p.m PTMay 15 OKC Energy FC 7:30 p.m PTMay 22 @ Timbers 2 7:00 p.m PTMay 30 @ OC Blues FC 7:00 p.m PTJune 5 Tulsa Roughnecks FC 7:30 p.m PTJune 11 LA Galaxy II 7:30 p.m PTJune 20 @ Arizona United SC 6:30 p.m PTJune 25 Real Monarchs SLC 7:30 p.m PTJune 29 @ Timbers 2 7:00 p.m PTJuly 4 @ Whitecaps FC 2 3:00 p.m PTJuly 12 Arizona United SC 5:00 p.m PTJuly 18 @ Colorado Springs FC 6:00 p.m PTJuly 24 Timbers 2 7:30 p.m PTAugust 1 @ Sacramento Republic FC 8:00 p.m PTAugust 8 Whitecaps FC 2 7:30 p.m PTAugust 19 Colorado Springs FC 7:30 p.m PTAugust 23 @ LA Galaxy II TBAAugust 28 @ Real Monarchs SLC 6:00 p.m PTSeptember 5 @ Austin Aztex 7:30 p.m PTSeptember 11 OC Blues FC 7:30 p.m PTSeptember 17 Austin Aztex 7:30 p.m PT

B R I E F

WEEKLY AWARDS

ENERGY NOTABLES SURE-UP THE BACKLINE

GOALS BY COMMITTEEGiuliano Frano netted the game-winner for Sounders FC 2 in the 2-1 victory over Timbers 2 on April 11, 2015 earning him USL Team of the Week Honors. It is the second time Frano has earned the honor this season, as an S2 player has appeared on the list each week the team has played (S2 did not play in Week 3).

Week 1F Andy Craven USL Team of the WeekM Giuliano Frano USL Team of the WeekM Pablo Rossi USL Team of the Week USL Player of the WeekWeek 2F Darwin Jones USL Team of the Week USL Player of the WeekWeek 4M Giuliano Frano USL Team of the Week

In its last game, Energy FC defeated Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC in dramatic fashion with a stoppage-time goal from Danish forward Danni König. It was the team’s first victory of the season, and König scored a brace, which earned him USL Team of the Week honors for Week 3.

The 10-year professional also scored 72 goals in a span of five years playing in Denmark. Being the home-opener for OKC Energy FC, König, as well as the rest of the OKC team, will look to get an extra boost of energy from the fans.

Oklahoma City is an affiliate of Sporting Kansas City, and is coached by former Sporting goalkeeper, Jimmy Nielsen. Nielsen has a long history with Sounders FC having defeated the Sounders in the 2012 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Final in a penalty shootout.

For a team that has impressed with its goal-scoring prowess, prior to Thursday night’s match against Tulsa, Sounders FC 2 hadn’t allowed many goals on the other end of the pitch. However, against the Roughnecks, S2 allowed four goals, which is one more than they had in all three games leading up to the match.

S2 Head Coach Ezra Hendrickson focuses on defending as a team, and that showed through in the match against Whitecaps FC 2 where the ‘Caps were only able to get one shot on goal, and a majority of the match was played in the WFC 2 half. Thursday night saw a lapse in defense on multiple occasions. Tulsa’s first goal came from a miscommunication from defender Jimmy Ockford and goalkeeper Charlie Lyon, uncharacteristic of how the team had played in its three-game homestand. Seattle will need to watch out for an Oklahoma team coming off a bye week that will want to pounce on the Rave Green team that will be playing its second match in only three days.

Sounders FC 2 has now scored the most goals in the USL (13), with strikes coming from seven different players in only four games, featuring a hat trick from Darwin Jones and a brace from Qudus Lawal in Thursday’s match against Tulsa Roughnecks.

The team has scored 11 of its 13 goals from the run of play, one from a penalty and one from a set piece. Only in the match against Portland Timbers 2 has S2 been held to less than three goals this season, scoring four against both Sacramento Republic FC and Whitecaps FC 2, and three against Tulsa Roughnecks.

Jones, Pablo Rossi and Andy Craven did not start against Tulsa, likely being rested to get the start against Oklahoma City tonight.

S O U N D E R S F C 2 W E E K LY N O T E S

GOALS SCORED

1. Darwin Jones 3 2. Andy Craven 2 Pablo Rossi 2 Qudus Lawal 2 Giuliano Frano 1 Sam Garza 1 Cristian Roldan 1 Jimmy Ockford 1

SHUTOUTS

1. Charlie Lyon 1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Braces: Lawal, April 16 vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FCHat Tricks: Jones, March 29 vs. Whitecaps FC 2Quickest Goal: Jones, March 29 vs. Whitecaps FC 2 (17’)Quickest Road Goal: Lawal, April 16 vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC (9’)Latest Game-Winning Goal: Frano, April 11 vs. Timbers 2 (88’)Latest Goal: Frano, April 11 vs. Timbers 2 (88’)Fastest Substitute Goal: Garza, March 21 vs. Sacramento Republic FC (15 seconds)Braces Against: Hat Tricks Against:

TEAM STATISTICS Longest overall win streak: 3 games, March 21 - April 16 Longest home win streak: 3 games, March 21 - presentLongest road win streak: Longest overall unbeaten streak: 3 games, March 21 - April 16Longest home unbeaten streak: 3 games, March 21 - presentLongest road unbeaten streak: Longest overall winless streak: 1 game, April 16 - presentLongest home winless streak:Longest road winless streak: 1 game, April 16 - presentLargest margin of victory: 4 goals, March 29 vs. Whitecaps FC 2Largest margin of defeat: 1 goal, April 16 vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FCLargest margin overcome: 1 goal, April 11 vs. Timbers 2 Most goals scored: 4 goals (twice)Most goals against: 4 goals, April 16 vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC

T E A M L E A D E R S

ASSISTS 1. Andy Craven 3 2. Damion Lowe 1 Victor Mansaray 1 Pablo Rossi 1 Duncan McCormick 1 Aaron Long 1

S TAT S A N D S TA N D I N G S *

Charleston Battery 9 3 3-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 8 4Rochester Rhinos 8 4 2-0-2 0-0-0 2-0-2 6 2Louisville City FC 5 3 1-0-2 1-0-1 0-0-1 4 2Richmond Kickers 5 3 1-0-2 1-0-1 0-0-1 6 3Hammerheads FC 5 4 1-1-2 0-0-2 1-1-0 6 6New York Red Bulls II 4 3 1-1-1 1-1-1 0-0-0 4 4Pittsburgh Riverhounds 4 3 1-1-1 1-1-0 0-0-1 7 5Saint Louis FC 4 3 1-1-1 0-0-1 1-1-0 3 3Toronto FC II 3 3 1-2-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 5 7Charlotte Independence 1 2 0-1-1 0-1-0 0-0-1 3 4FC Montreal 0 2 0-2-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 0 5Harrisburg City Islanders 0 2 0-2-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 2 7

Arizona United SC 9 3 3-0-0 0-0-0 3-0-0 5 2Seattle Sounders FC 2 9 4 3-1-0 3-0-0 0-1-0 13 7Sacramento Republic FC 9 5 3-2-0 2-0-0 1-2-0 11 9Portland Timbers 2 7 4 2-1-1 2-0-0 0-1-1 7 5Austin Aztex 6 4 2-2-0 1-2-0 1-0-0 4 4OKC Energy FC 4 2 1-0-1 0-0-0 1-0-1 3 2Tulsa Roughnecks FC 4 4 1-2-1 1-2-1 0-0-0 5 8Orange County Blues FC 3 2 1-1-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 3 2Switchbacks FC 3 3 1-2-0 0-1-0 1-1-0 2 4Whitecaps FC 2 3 4 1-3-0 0-0-0 1-3-0 3 8Real Monarchs SLC 2 4 0-2-2 0-1-1 0-1-1 2 5LA Galaxy II 1 4 0-3-1 0-2-1 0-1-0 4 8

Current as of April 17, 2015

TEAM Pts GP RECORD HOME AWAY GF GA

TEAM Pts GP RECORD HOME AWAY GF GA

USL WESTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS

USL EASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS

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1. Lopez, SAC 42. Jones, SEA 3 Belmar, POR 3 Cordoves, CHS 3 Kerr, PGH 3 Guzman, SAC 3 Zimm., WIL 37. Craven, SEA 2 Rossi, SEA 2 Lawal, SEA 2 11 others 2

GOALS1. Craven, SEA 3 Change, CHS 3 Mendiola, LA 3 Estrada, SAC 24. Vincent, PGH 2 Gavin, POR 2

1. Sounders 2 132. Sac Republic FC 113. Charleston Battery 84. Portland Timbers 2 7 PGH Riverhounds 7

ASSISTS TEAM GOALS

SITUATIONAL SPLITS PLAYER SPLITS GOAL SPLITS

ON THE LEADERBOARD - USL

Overall 3-1-0Home 3-0-0Away 0-1-0

March 2-0-0April 1-1-0May 0-0-0June 0-0-0July 0-0-0August 0-0-0September 0-0-0

When leading at half 1-1-0When tied at half 1-0-0When trailing at half 1-0-0

When scoring first 2-0-0When conceding first 1-1-0

With 0 goals scored 0-0-0With 1 goal scored 0-0-0With 2 goals scored 1-0-0With 3 goals scored 0-1-0With 4+ goals scored 2-0-0

Conceding 0 goals 1-0-0Conceding 1 goal 1-0-0Conceding 2 goals 1-0-0Conceding 3 goals 0-0-0Conceding 4+ goals 0-1-0

When Craven...Scores 2-0-0Scores or assists 3-0-0Starts 3-0-0

When Garza...Scores 1-0-0Scores or assists 1-0-0Starts 1-0-0

When Jones...Scores 1-0-0Scores or assists 1-0-0Starts 2-0-0

When Mansaray...Scores or assists 1-0-0Starts 1-1-0

When Lawal...Scores 0-1-0Scores or assists 0-1-0Starts 0-1-0

When Rossi...Scores 2-0-0Scores or assists 2-0-0Starts 3-0-0

GOALS SCOREDWhile leading 5While tied 6While trailing 2

Run of play 11Set piece 2Penalties 1Own goals 0

Unassisted 6One assist 7Two assists 0

Forwards 7Midfielders 5Defenders 1

GOALS ALLOWEDWhile leading 4While tied 3While trailing 0

Run of play 5Set piece 2 Penalties 0Own goals 0

Unassisted 4One assist 3Two assists 0

Forwards 3Midfielders 4Defenders 0

S O U N D E R S F C 2 R O S T E R# Name Pronounced Position Height Weight Age1 Troy Perkins GK 6-2 190 332 Clint Dempsey F 6-1 170 323 Brad Evans D/M 6-1 170 244 Tyrone Mears MEERS D 5-11 163 325 Andy Rose M 6-2 170 256 Osvaldo Alonso oz-VALL-doe M 5-11 150 297 Cristian Roldan M 5-8 165 198 Gonzalo Pineda M 5-10 166 329 Obafemi Martins F 5-7 154 3010 Marco Pappa M 5-10 155 2711 Aaron Kovar M 5-10 155 2112 Leonardo Gonzalez D 6-1 174 3413 Andrés Correa D 5-10 175 2114 Chad Marshall D 6-4 190 3015 Dylan Remick D 6-0 165 2317 Darwin Jones F 5-10 175 2319 Chad Barrett F 5-11 185 2920 Zach Scott D 5-11 175 3421 Jimmy Ockford D 6-1 185 2222 Charlie Lyon LION GK 6-2 215 2324 Stefan Frei STEF-in GK 6-3 195 2825 Aaron Long D 6-1 173 2227 Lamar Neagle M/F 5-11 165 2730 Amadou Sanyang SAWN-yang M 6-0 155 2331 Damion Lowe D 6-3 175 2132 Duncan McCormick M 5-11 160 1936 Choong sil Lim* D 5-7 140 1939 Oalex Anderson OH-Lex F 5-7 155 19 42 Micheal Azira ah-zeer-uh D 5-10 160 2744 Nick Miele me-ELL-ee D 6-4 190 2245 Giuliano Frano M 5-11 163 2147 RJ Noll* GK 6-1 172 1749 Saif Kerawala* SEFF GK 6-3 173 1752 Lorenzo Ramos* M 5-7 140 1855 Pablo Rossi M 5-11 150 2366 Qudus Lawal KOO-duss F 5-10 170 1980 Victor Mansaray MAN-sur-AY F 5-11 180 1888 Sam Garza F 5-11 160 25 91 Oniel Fisher D/F 5-9 155 2399 Andy Craven F 5-11 167 23

*Denotes amateur player

Ezra Hendrickson was announced as an assistant coach on January 20, 2009, after com-pleting a 14-year professional career, including 12 seasons in Major League Soccer. He is now the head coach of Sounders FC 2, the club’s USL team.

Hendrickson played parts of eight seasons for Sounders FC Head Coach Sigi Schmid, in-cluding three in Columbus prior to his retirement. Hendrickson appeared in 266 regular sea-son matches with 225 starts. Playing defense, he scored 23 goals and added 30 assists.

He also played in 32 postseason games with five goals and three assists. Hendrickson was a member of three MLS Cup championship teams, winning two with Schmid. Together, they won the 2002 MLS Cup with the Los Angeles Galaxy and the 2008 MLS Cup in Columbus. Hendrickson was also with the cham-pion D.C. United team in 2004.

A native of the island of St. Vincent in the Caribbean, Hendrickson began his career in 1997 with the New York MetroStars, before joining the Galaxy later that season. He totaled six seasons in Los Angeles, where he won the 2000 CONCACAF Champions Cup, scoring two goals in a 3-2 victory, and the 2001 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, scoring one goal in a 2-1 victory. He was named Galaxy’s Most Valuable Player for the 2001 season.

Hendrickson went to Dallas in 2003 and began the next season with the A-League’s Charleston Battery before joining D.C. United for its run to the 2004 MLS Cup. After starting all 31 appearances in 2005 for expansion Chivas USA, Hendrickson was acquired by Columbus in early 2006.

An All-American and business administration major at Drake University, Hendrickson first played professionally with New Orleans of the USISL Select League (1995-96). After earning his first international cap in 1995, he served 12 years as captain of the St. Vincent and the Grenadines national team.

Hendrickson earned his U.S. Soccer ‘A’ Coaching License in December of 2008. He is a resident of Layou, St. Vincent, and has two daughters, Xavia and McKenzie.

Andrew Opatkiewicz started with Sounders FC in July of 2014, and was announced as General Manager of the Sounders Second Team, S2, on October 14, 2014.

Opatkiewicz has worked for over a decade in the sports industry beginning as General Manager of Seattle Wolves FC, a USL Premier Development League team he started while in graduate school. Prior to being named General Manager of S2, Opatkiewicz most re-cently worked as Vice President of Strategic Partnerships at Intersport, a sports marketing agency in Chicago.

Opatkiewicz built the Seattle Wolves Football Club with the vision of bridging the developmental gap between elite youth and professional soccer players. The Wolves cultivated a number of players and front office staff now employed with professional clubs in the U.S. and abroad. At Intersport, he worked with Fortune 500 sports and entertainment brands to deliver marketing campaigns leveraging Intersport’s properties on national televi-sion, as well as developing and distributing custom branded digital content.

He has also worked as the Associate Vice President of Strategic Development at STATS, directing the orga-nization’s global soccer and ice hockey businesses, and building the sports marketing business unit applying STATS global sports data content. And, as Head of Business Development with Prozone Sports before that, Opatkiewicz managed the Prozone business in North and South America providing performance analysis con-sultancy services to professional football clubs, national teams and colleges.

A native of The Berkshires, Massachusetts, Opatkiewicz studied biological sciences in undergraduate (Univer-sity of New Hampshire) and graduate school (University of Washington), and has published research papers on topics including MLS salary allocation strategy and physical effects on team performance. Opatkiewicz also serves on the advisory board for the University of New Haven Master’s degree in sports management.

S 2 H E A D C O A C H E Z R A H E N D R I C K S O N

S 2 G E N E R A L M A N A G E R A N D R E W O P AT K I E W I C Z

# Name Pronounced Position Height Weight Age1 Troy Perkins GK 6-2 190 332 Clint Dempsey F 6-1 170 323 Brad Evans D/M 6-1 170 244 Tyrone Mears MEERS D 5-11 163 325 Andy Rose M 6-2 170 256 Osvaldo Alonso oz-VALL-doe M 5-11 150 297 Cristian Roldan M 5-8 165 198 Gonzalo Pineda M 5-10 166 329 Obafemi Martins F 5-7 154 3010 Marco Pappa M 5-10 155 2711 Aaron Kovar M 5-10 155 2112 Leonardo Gonzalez D 6-1 174 3413 Andrés Correa D 5-10 175 2114 Chad Marshall D 6-4 190 3015 Dylan Remick D 6-0 165 2317 Darwin Jones F 5-10 175 2319 Chad Barrett F 5-11 185 2920 Zach Scott D 5-11 175 3421 Jimmy Ockford D 6-1 185 2222 Charlie Lyon LION GK 6-2 215 2324 Stefan Frei STEF-in GK 6-3 195 2825 Aaron Long D 6-1 173 2227 Lamar Neagle M/F 5-11 165 2730 Amadou Sanyang SAWN-yang M 6-0 155 2331 Damion Lowe D 6-3 175 2132 Duncan McCormick M 5-11 160 1936 Choong sil Lim* D 5-7 140 1939 Oalex Anderson OH-Lex F 5-7 155 19 42 Micheal Azira ah-zeer-uh D 5-10 160 2744 Nick Miele me-ELL-ee D 6-4 190 2245 Giuliano Frano M 5-11 163 2147 RJ Noll* GK 6-1 172 1749 Saif Kerawala* SEFF GK 6-3 173 1752 Lorenzo Ramos* M 5-7 140 1855 Pablo Rossi M 5-11 150 2366 Qudus Lawal KOO-duss F 5-10 170 1980 Victor Mansaray MAN-sur-AY F 5-11 180 1888 Sam Garza F 5-11 160 25 91 Oniel Fisher D/F 5-9 155 2399 Andy Craven F 5-11 167 23

Height: 5-11Weight: 160Born: November 1, 1995Hometown: Seattle, WashingtonCitizenship: United States

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed with S2 on February 26, 2015

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Sounders FC Academy (2012), Colemnar Viejo (Spanish Third Division, 2011), Crossfire Premier (2009-2010)

2015 NOTES

- First official signing for S2- First start on April 11, 2015 in 2-1 win over Timbers 2

CAREER NOTES

- Started all 29 games for Sounders FC Academy U-18 in teams USSDA first-place season

Height: 6-0Weight: 155Born: August 1, 1991Hometown: Bakau, GambiaCitizenship: Gambia

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed with S2 on February 26, 2015

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Charleston Battery (2012-2014), Sounders FC (2011), Toronto FC (2009-2010), Real de Banjul (Gambian First Division, 2007-2009)

2015 NOTES

- Team captain, has started each home game this season

CAREER NOTES

- In last two seasons, made 53 appearances for Charleston Battery in USL play, scoring five goals - Started 15 games for Toronto FC in 2009 season, making 20 appearances overall

- Appeared ffor Gambian U-17 and U-20 teams

Height: 6-1Weight: 173Born: October 12, 1992Hometown: Oak Hills, CaliforniaCollege:UC RiversideCitizenship: United States

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed with S2 on March 14, 2015

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Sacramento Republic FC (2014), OC Blues FC (2014), Portland Timbers (2014)

2015 NOTES

- Has appeared in every game for S2 - Has played both Rightback and Centerback

CAREER NOTES - Scored 13 goals and notched five assists as a four-year starter at University of California Riverside from 2010-2013

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Height: 5-7Weight: 155Born: November 11, 1995Hometown: Barrouallie, St. VincentCitizenship: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines HOW ACQUIRED

Signed with S2 on March 28, 2015

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Grenades FC (Antigua and Barbuda Premier Division, 2014-2015) 2015 NOTES

- Made his debut for S2 on April 11, 2015 as a second-half substitute in a 2-1 win over Portland Timbers 2

CAREER NOTES - Made his international debut on February 2, 2014 in a friendly against Dominica

- Scored five goals during Caribbean Cup qualification, ranking as one of the top goal-scorers during qualification

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Height: 5-10Weight: 170Born: September 4, 1995Citizenship: Nigeria

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed with S2 on March 18, 2015

2015 NOTES

- Made profesional debut March 29, 2015 as a second-half substitute against Whitecaps FC 2, a game which S2 won 4-0

- Scored a brace against Tulsa Roughnecks FC in a 4-3 loss on April 16, 2015

CAREER NOTES

- Most recently played for the Chicago Fire Reserves of the USL Premier Development League

- Led Chicago’s Mather High School to state championship title in 2011

6 6 Q U D U S L A W A L FHeight: 6-0Weight: 155Born: April 5, 1992Hometown: Rosario, ArgentinaCitizenship: Argentina

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed with S2 on March 20, 2015

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Atletico de Rafael (Argentine Primera Division, 2011-2013)

2015 NOTES

- Two goals and one assist this season, scoring from a direct free kick in the inaugural match against Sacramento Republic FC CAREER NOTES

- Scored one goal, added an assist in inaugural match against Sacramento Republic FC on March 21, 2015

- Named USL Player of the Week for Week 1 of 2015 season

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Height: 5-11Weight: 163Born: May 16, 1993Hometown: Mississauga, OntarioCollege: Boston College, University of MontevalloCitizenship: Canada

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed with S2 on March 21, 2015

2015 NOTES

- Scored game-winning goal against Timbers 2 in a come-from-behind 2-1 victory on April 11, 2015, earned USL Team of the Week honors for his performance

CAREER NOTES

- Leading goal-scorer with four goals for Boston College in 2013. He was one of two players to start all 18 matches - Started in S2’s inaugural match against Sacramento Republic FC on March 21, 2015

4 5 G I U L I A N O F R A N O MHeight: 6-4Weight: 190Born: December 22, 1992Hometown: Albuquerque, New MexicoCollege: University of New MexicoCitizenship: United States

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed with S2 on March 18, 2015

2015 NOTES

- Made his first start against Whitecaps FC 2, a 4-0 shutout which WFC 2 only recorded one shot on goal CAREER NOTES

- Played every minute of his senior season for Univer-sity of New Mexico in 2014. He scored his first career collegiate goal against Drexel on September 19, 2014

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Height: 5-11Weight: 167Born: January 21, 1992Hometown: St. Simons Island, GeorgiaCollege: University of North CarolinaCitizenship: United States HOW ACQUIRED

Signed with S2 on March 10, 2015

2015 NOTES

- Scored first goal in club history against Sacramento Republic FC on March 21, 2015. Named to USL Team of the Week in Week 1

CAREER NOTES - Spent three years at the University of North Carolina, scoring 21 goals and recording 11 assists in the 2012 and 2014 seasons

- One of three finalists for the MAC Hermann Trophy after starting all 22 games for the Tar Heels, scoring 15 goals (tied for the national lead) and leading the country with eight game-winners

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Height: 5-11Weight: 160Born: October 17, 1989Hometown: Highland Village, TexasCollege: UC Santa BarbaraCitizenship: United States

HOW ACQUIRED

Signed with S2 on March 14, 2015

PREVIOUS CLUBS

Arizona United SC (2014), San Jose Earthquakes (2012-2013)

2015 NOTES

- Came on as a substitute in inaugural match against Sacramento Republic FC and scored on his first touch in a 4-2 victory

CAREER NOTES

- Made nine appearances for Arizona United SC of the USL. He scored one goal, a game-winning penalty kick during a 2-1 victory over Oklahoma City Energy FC

- Played in MLS with SJ Earthquakes for two seasons, recording one assist in MLS play

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