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2015 Fort Lauderdale Strikers Media Guide
Last Revised: November 5, 2015
Executive Editors:
Steven Bernasconi
Derek Reese
George Stieren
Layout / Design:
Derek Reese
Research Assistants:
Simón Calderon
Albert Panareillo
Tara Cerreta
Cover & Interior Photography:
Derek Reese
Steven Bernasconi
© 2015 Fort Lauderdale Strikers
Inside Cover (Top to Bottom):
Head Coach Günter Kronsteiner
Strikers supporters at the 2015 Home Opener
2015 Strikers in Preseason Camp
Ronaldo Introduced as owner
The Strikers celebrate win vs Jacksonville
TABLE OF CONTENTS
2015 Season Schedule....................................................................... 4
Quick Strikes........................................................................................ 5
Strikers Ownership.............................................................................. 6
Strikers Staff Directory........................................................................ 7
Lockhart Stadium................................................................................. 8
Broadcast Information........................................................................ 8
2016 Season Ticket Information....................................................... 9
NASL Information.............................................................................. 10
Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.............................................................. 11
Technical Staff.................................................................................... 12
Alphabetical Roster........................................................................... 14
Numerical Roster............................................................................... 15
Team Information.............................................................................. 16
Player Bios.......................................................................................... 17
Club History and Statistics............................................................... 43
2015 Season....................................................................... 44
2014 Season....................................................................... 46
2013 Season....................................................................... 48
2012 Season....................................................................... 50
2011 Season....................................................................... 52
All-Time Individual Statistics............................................. 54
All-Time Individual and Team Records............................ 56
All-Time NASL Head-to-Head Records........................... 58
All-Time Uniform Numbers............................................... 59
Strikers History (1977-83, 1988-94, 1995-97).............................. 60
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2015 STRIKERS SCHEDULE & RESULTS
NASL SPRING SEASON
HOME GAMES IN RED
SATURDAY, APRIL 4................................NEW YORK COSMOS.................................................. L 0-1
SATURDAY, APRIL 11..............................JACKSONVILLE ARMADA FC.....................................W 2-1
SUNDAY, APRIL 19.................................at FC EDMONTON....................................................... L 3-2
SATURDAY, APRIL 25..............................at OTTAWA FURY FC..................................................W 1-3
SATURDAY, MAY 2..................................ATLANTA SILVERBACKS............................................. D 0-0
SATURDAY, MAY 16................................at TAMPA BAY ROWDIES............................................. L 1-0
SATURDAY, MAY 23................................CAROLINA RAILHAWKS.............................................. L 0-1
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27............................at CHARLESTON BATTERY*......................................... L 3-2
SATURDAY, MAY 30................................at SAN ANTONIO SCORPIONS................................... D 1-1
SATURDAY, JUNE 6................................INDY ELEVEN............................................................... L 1-2
SATURDAY, JUNE 13..............................at MINNESOTA UNITED FC.........................................W 2-3
SATURDAY, JUNE 20..............................at PONTE PRETA (Brazil)**.......................................... L 4-0
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1..............................BOCA JUNIORS**........................................................ L 0-3
NASL FALL SEASON
SATURDAY, JULY 8.................................at CAROLINA RAILHAWKS......................................... D 1-1
SATURDAY, JULY 11...............................FC EDMONTON.......................................................... D 1-1
SATURDAY, JULY 18...............................ATLANTA SILVERBACKS............................................. D 2-2
SATURDAY, JULY 25...............................at TAMPA BAY ROWDIES............................................W 1-3
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2...............................at NEW YORK COSMOS.............................................. L 2-0
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5........................at ATLANTA SILVERBACKS.......................................... L 2-1
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8............................NEW YORK COSMOS................................................. D 3-3
SATURDAY, AUGUST 15..........................TAMPA BAY ROWDIES...............................................W 2-1
SUNDAY, AUGUST 23.............................at FC EDMONTON......................................................W 0-2
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29..........................INDY ELEVEN..............................................................W 7-1
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12...................at OTTAWA FURY FC.................................................. D 0-0
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16................JACKSONVILLE ARMADA FC.....................................W 2-0
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19...................OTTAWA FURY FC....................................................... L 0-2
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26...................MINNESOTA UNITED FC.............................................. L 2-5
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3.........................at SAN ANTONIO SCORPIONS...................................W 2-4
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10.......................at MINNESOTA UNITED FC.......................................... L 2-1
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17.......................CAROLINA RAILHAWKS.............................................W 4-0
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21...................SAN ANTONIO SCORPIONS....................................... D 0-0
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24.......................at INDY ELEVEN........................................................... L 2-1
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1..........................at JACKSONVILLE ARMADA FC..................................W 0-1
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7......................at NEW YORK COSMOS***....................................2:00 PM
All home games at Lockhart Stadium. All times eastern.
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*2015 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup
** International Friendly *** NASL Championship Semifinal
QUICK STRIKES
CITY:.................................................. Fort Lauderdale, FL
FOUNDED:....................................... 2011 (Modern NASL)
STADIUM:......................................... Lockhart Stadium
CAPACITY:........................................ 17,417
OWNERSHIP:................................... Paulo Cesso, Rafael Bertani, Ricardo Geromel, Ronaldo
CEO:.................................................. Sean Guerin
WEBSITE:.......................................... Strikers.com
SOCIAL MEDIA HANDLES:............ @FTLStrikers
ADVANCE TICKET PRICES:............ $12 General Admission / $20 Sideline Reserved
GAMEDAY TICKET PRICES:........... $15 General Amidssion / $25 Sideline Reserved
SEASON TICKET PRICES................ $160 General Admission / $285 Sideline Reserved
HEAD COACH:................................. Günter Kronsteiner
PRIMARY KIT:................................... Red & Gold Hooped Top, Black Shorts, Black Socks
SECONDARY KIT:............................ White Top, White Shorts, White Socks
KIT PROVIDER:................................ Nike
SUPPORTERS GROUP:................... Flight 19
VISITING TEAM HOTEL:................. Sawgrass Grand
BROADCAST:................................... SFL-TV (Local), One World Sports (National), ESPN3
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STRIKERS OWNERSHIP
The Fort Lauderdale Strikers introduced a new ownership group
on September 19, 2014, as it was announced in a press conference
with Fort Lauderdale Mayor Jack Seiler and NASL Commissioner
Bill Peterson that the Brazilian trio of investors Paulo Cesso, Rafael
Bertani and Ricardo Geromel had purchased the club from previous
owners TRAFFIC Sports USA.
The new group assumed control of the club on November 16, 2014
following the conclusion of the 2014 NASL season.
On December 11, 2014 it was announced that the legendary
Brazilian star Ronaldo was joining the Strikers as a part-owner.
Ronaldo was introduced to South Florida at a press conference on
January 14, 2015.
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STRIKERS DIRECTORY
TEAM OFFICES:
1500 W Cypress Creek Road • Suite 305
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
Main Office Number: 954.606.0400
Email: info@strikers.com
FRONT OFFICE STAFF:
RICARDO GEROMEL
Managing Partner
RGeromel@strikers.com
SEAN BARRETT
Operations Manager
SBarrett@strikers.com
LEO MOLEIRO
Manager of Client Services
LMoleiro@strikers.com
LUIS CUCCATTI
Managing Director
LCuccatti@strikers.com
SANDY SARBADHIKARI
Director of Corporate Partnerships
Sandy@strikers.com
DAVID BIDOUL
Marketing & Mascot Coordinator
Beetle@strikers.com
SEAN GUERIN
CEO
SGuerin@strikers.com
BEN MARKUS
Director of Ticket Operations
Ben@strikers.com
MATTEO TREVISANI
Account Manager
MTrevisani@strikers.com
CAIO ZANARDI
General Manager
CZanardi@strikers.com
TARA CERRETA
Human Resources Manager
TCerreta@strikers.com
STACIE MILONAS
Account Manager
SMilonas@strikers.com
GEORGE STIEREN
VP of Communications
GStieren@strikers.com
OMAR GARCIA
Finance Manager
OGarcia@strikers.com
JAVIER MARTINEZ
Account Manager
JMartinez@strikers.com
SAM AMBROSE
Chief Sales & Marketing Officer
SAmbrose@strikers.com
STEVEN BERNASCONI
Communications Manager
Steve@strikers.com
VICTOR CARDOSA
Team Administrator
VCardosa@strikers.com
SEAN YOUNG
Director of Operations
SYoung@strikers.com
DEREK REESE
Creative Director
DReese@strikers.com
COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT CONTACT INFO:
George Stieren: 954.606.0411
Steven Bernasconi: 954.606.0402
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LOCKHART STADIUM AND BROADCAST INFORMATION
LOCKHART STADIUM
1350 NW 55th Street
Capacity: 17,417
Built: 1959
Renovated: 1990, 1998, 2015
Lockhart Stadium has been synonymous with soccer in South Florida
and home to the Strikers since the original club debuted in 1977.
The current incarnation of Lockhart opened in 1998 and in 2015 the
Strikers implemented improvements to the seating and concourse
areas to improve the fan experience.
TRAINING GROUNDS
Fort Lauderdale Stadium
1301 NW 55th Street
When not at Lockhart, the
Strikers train at Fort Lauderdale
Stadium back fields, located
across the street.
BROADCAST INFORMATION
In 2015 Strikers matches are shown across multiple platforms, including home
and away matches on local television SFL-TV Channel 39, select Wendesday night
games featured nationally on One World Sports as part of NASL Wednesday Night
Soccer, and all games streamed online via ESPN3.
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2016 SEASON TICKET INFORMATION
EARLY BIRD RATES
THRU NOVEMBER 30, 2015
NEW SEASON TICKET PRICING
MIDFIELD (103-106)........................................ $315
WINGER (101-102, 107-108)..........................$240
GOALKEEPER (ENDLINES)............................... $160
STRIKERS TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED ONLINE AT
STRIKERS.COM/JOINTHECLUB, OR BY CALLING 954.606.0400.
TICKETS CAN ALSO BE PURCHASED IN PERSON AT THE
STRIKERS BOX OFFICE, MONDAY-FRIDAY FROM 10AM-6PM:
1500 W Cypress Creek Road Suite 305
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NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE
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2015 NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE
Atlanta Silverbacks • Carolina RailHawks • FC Edmonton • Fort Lauderdale Strikers • Indy Eleven
Jacksonville Armada FC • Minnesota United FC • New York Cosmos • Ottawa Fury FC
San Antonio Scorpions • Tampa Bay Rowdies • Miami FC (2016) • Puerto Rico FC (2016)
2015 NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE FORMAT
SPRING SEASON
• 10 Games / April 4 - June 13
• Each team plays every other team once
• The team with the most points at the
conclusion of 10 games is the Spring
Champion and qualifies for the 2015
NASL Championship
FALL SEASON
• 20 Games / July 4 - November 1
• Each team plays every other team twice, once
at home and once away
• The team with the most points at the
conclusion of 20 games is the Fall Champion
and qualifies for the 2015 NASL Championship
NASL CHAMPIONSHIP
• 4-Team postseason tournament
• Spring and Fall Champions automatically qualify. The Spring/Fall champion with the better
overall (combined Spring + Fall) record will be the #1 seed, with the other club seeded at #2.
• The two clubs with the next best overall records will qualify as the #3 and #4 seeds.
• Two one-game semifinals will be played with seed #1 hosting seed #4, and #2 hosting #3.
• The semifinal winners will advance to the one-game Championship Final, hosted by the
highest remaining seed.
• The winner of the Championship Final will be presented with the Soccer Bowl trophy and
crowned 2015 NASL Champions.
NASL TIEBREAKING PROCEDURE
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Should two teams be tied in the standings on points, the NASL tiebreaking
procedure is as follows:
1. Goal Differential
2. Goals Scored
3. Head to Head Record
4. Away Goal Differential
5. Away Goals Scored
LAMAR HUNT U.S. OPEN CUP
The Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup is the oldest soccer competition in the United States.
2015 marks the tournament’s 102nd edition, featuring 91 teams from all levels of
adult competition in the United States including MLS, NASL, USL, PDL, NPSL, USASA,
US Club Soccer and USSSA. The champion is awarded a berth in the CONCACAF
Champions League.
The competition is a single-elimination knockout tournament, with the Play-In round
kicking off between April 22-26. The First Round proper will feature 21 games and
takes place on May 13.
In 2015, the Fort Lauderdale Strikers (along with the other 9 US-based NASL clubs)
will enter in the 3rd round of the Open Cup on Wednesday, May 27th. The club will
face either a USL (Division 3) or amateur (Division 4 or 5) opponent.
The 2015 U.S. Open Cup Final will take place either September 29 or 30.
The Strikers are among seven teams in Florida competing in The Cup, along with
Orlando City SC of MLS, Tampa Bay Rowdies and Jacksonville Armada FC the NASL,
Southwest Florida Adrenaline and Ocala Stampede of the PDL, and Miami United FC
of the NPSL.
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2015 TECHNICAL STAFF
GÜNTER KRONSTEINER | Head Coach
The Strikers announced the return of Günter Kronsteiner as
head coach on June 30th, 2015. Kronsteiner took over in July
2013 in his first stint as head coach with the club, leading the
Strikers to an appearance in the 2014 NASL Championship
Final. Prior to joining the Strikers, Kronsteiner served as
sporting director at FC Casino Salzburg and sporting
director/manager with Austria Vienna, including leading the
latter to the 2005 UEFA Cup Quarterfinals.
CAIO ZANARDI | General Manager
Caio Zanardi was appointed general manager of the Strikers
on July 7, 2015. Zanardi will oversee all soccer operations.
Zanardi comes to the Strikers after nearly three years
working for Brazil’s national soccer federation (Confederação
Brasileira de Futebol). Prior to his role at the highest level of
Brazil’s soccer pyramid, Zanardi served six years as soccer
director for Al-Nasr Sports Club, a top team in the United
Arab Emirates. “While I was happy in Brazil, I couldn’t turn
down this opportunity,” said Zanardi. “I believe in where the
Strikers are going and I want to be a part of it.” Zanardi’s
coaching credentials include an English FA International
License, learning at the hands of renowned soccer coaches
Fabio Capello, Sven-Göran Eriksson, Louis van Gaal and
Carlo Ancelotti. Zanardi’s résumé includes time with
Palmeiras, Audax/Pão de Açucar - SP and Paulista de Jundiaí.
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2015 TECHNICAL STAFF
RAOUL VOSS
Assistant Coach
RICARDO LOPES
Goalkeepers Coach
GUSTAVO ALENCAR
Assistant Coach
CHAD PASMORE
Assistant Goalkeepers Coach
CLAUDIO LOPEZ
Equipment Manager
EMMANUEL GARÇON
Athletic Trainer
ANTHONY PAULINO
Athletic Trainer
JOE CARROCIO
Head Athletic Trainer
BRANDON FROMHOFF
Athletic Trainer
PEDRO YUNES
Athletic Trainer
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2015 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
#
Pos
Player
Pronunciation
19
F
Jose Angulo
Ann-goo-lo
20
M
Christian Blandon
2
D
Jonathan Borrajo
HT - WT
Hometown
1-13-88 (27)
5’11” - 180
Paterson, NJ
10-2-92 (22)
6’0” - 170
Miami, FL
6-2-87 (28)
5’9” - 165
Clifton, NJ
22
GK
Lionel Brown
9-17-87 (27)
6’0” - 180
Margate, FL
17
M
Shawn Chin
5-11-89 (25)
5’7” - 150
Miami, FL
5
M
Marlon Freitas
3-27-95 (20)
6’1” - 170
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
8
M
Evans Frimpong
8-8-89 (25)
5’7” - 140
Accra, Ghana
10
M
Gabriel
6-5-81 (34)
5’7” - 150
São Paulo, Brazil
6
D
Victor Giro “PC”
3-10-94 (21)
5’8” - 155
São Paulo, Brazil
23
M
Manny Gonzalez
6-3-90 (24)
5’6” - 150
Pompano, FL
14
D
Jordan Graye
6-15-87 (27)
6’1” - 190
Washington D.C.
12
D
Iván Guerrero
E-vahn Guh-rare-o
11-30-77 (37)
5’7” - 150
Comayagua, Honduras
27
D
Fabian Kling
Fab-e-on
7-24-87 (27)
6’1” - 190
Augsburg, Germany
42
M
James Marcelin
Mar-suh-leen
6-13-86 (28)
6’2” - 175
Saint-Marc, Haiti
24
GK
David Meves
Meh-vez
7-20-90 (24)
6’2” - 200
Arlington Heights, IL
38
GK
Joe Nasco
6-18-84 (30)
6’3” - 210
Kissimmee, FL
25
D
Daniel Navarro
Nuh-var-o
8-22-91 (23)
6’1” - 180
Curitiba, Brazil
90 F
Bruno Nunes
Noo-nez
7-8-90 (25)
6’1” - 190
Petrolina, Brazil
29
F
Stefano Pinho
Ste-fuh-no Peen-yo 1-12-91 (24)
6’0” - 170
Minas Gerais, Brazil
21
M
Walter Ramirez
11-7-83 (31)
5’9” - 150
La Ceiba, Honduras
11
M
Dani Sánchez
11-10-84 (30)
5’7” - 155
Málaga, Spain
7
D
Frankie Sanfilippo
9-8-81 (33)
5’8” - 165
San Diego, CA
3
D
Karsten Smith
11-13-88 (26)
6’3” - 185
Huntington Station, NY
26 M
Hendry Thomas
2-23-85 (30)
5’11” - 175
La Ceiba, Honduras
16
Josh Travagli
6-8-95 (19)
5’11” - 155
Ferrara, Italy
14
M
Bore-ah-ho
Free-tus
Pee-see
San-fill-ip-o
Truh - vog - le
DOB(Age)
2015 NUMERICAL ROSTER
#
Pos
Player
Pronunciation
DOB(Age)
HT - WT
Hometown
2
D
Jonathan Borrajo
Bore-ah-ho
6-2-87 (28)
5’9” - 165
Clifton, NJ
3
D
Karsten Smith
11-13-88 (26)
6’3” - 185
Huntington Station, NY
5
M
Marlon Freitas
Free-tus
3-27-95 (20)
6’1” - 170
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
6
D
Victor Giro “PC”
Pee-see
3-10-94 (21)
5’8” - 155
São Paulo, Brazil
7
D
Frankie Sanfilippo
San-fill-ip-o
9-8-81 (33)
5’8” - 165
San Diego, CA
8
M
Evans Frimpong
8-8-89 (25)
5’7” - 140
Accra, Ghana
10
M
Gabriel
6-5-81 (34)
5’7” - 150
São Paulo, Brazil
11
M
Dani Sánchez
11-10-84 (30)
5’7” - 155
Málaga, Spain
12
D
Iván Guerrero
11-30-77 (37)
5’7” - 150
Comayagua, Honduras
14
D
Jordan Graye
6-15-87 (27)
6’1” - 190
Washington D.C.
16
M
Josh Travagli
5’11” - 155
Ferrara, Italy
17
M
Shawn Chin
5-11-89 (25)
5’7” - 150
Miami, FL
19
F
Jose Angulo
1-13-88 (27)
5’11” - 180
Paterson, NJ
20
M
Christian Blandon
10-2-92 (22)
6’0” - 170
Miami, FL
21
M
Walter Ramirez
11-7-83 (31)
5’9” - 150
La Ceiba, Honduras
22
GK
Lionel Brown
9-17-87 (27)
6’0” - 180
Margate, FL
23
M
Manny Gonzalez
6-3-90 (24)
5’6” - 150
Pompano, FL
24
GK
David Meves
Meh-vez
7-20-90 (24)
6’2” - 200
Arlington Heights, IL
25
D
Daniel Navarro
Nuh-var-o
8-22-91 (23)
6’1” - 180
Curitiba, Brazil
E-vahn Guh-rare-o
Truh - vog - le
Ann-goo-lo
6-8-95 (19)
26 M
Hendry Thomas
2-23-85 (30)
5’11” - 175
La Ceiba, Honduras
27
D
Fabian Kling
Fab-e-on
7-24-87 (27)
6’1” - 190
Augsburg, Germany
29
F
Stefano Pinho
Ste-fuh-no Peen-yo 1-12-91 (24)
6’0” - 170
Minas Gerais, Brazil
38
GK
Joe Nasco
6-18-84 (30)
6’3” - 210
Kissimmee, FL
42
M
James Marcelin
Mar-suh-leen
6-13-86 (28)
6’2” - 175
Saint-Marc, Haiti
Bruno Nunes
Noo-nez
7-8-90 (25)
6’1” - 190
Petrolina, Brazil
90 F
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2015 TEAM INFORMATION
WHO JOINED, WHEN
Mar. 19, 2012........ F Aly Alberto Hassan
May. 27.................. GK Lionel Brown
Jan. 24, 2013........ D Iván Guerrero
Jan. 31.................... M Manny Gonzalez
April 1..................... D Stephane Guillaume
Feb. 6, 2014.......... M Shawn Chin
July 7...................... M James Marcelin
July 10.................... GK David Meves
July 31.................... M Walter Ramirez
Dec. 4..................... M Chin is the first player to re-sign for 2015
Jan. 9, 2015........... D Jonathan Borrajo, trade with San Antonio Scorpions
Jan. 15.................... GK Meves, M Gonzalez, M Ramirez, and F Hassan re-sign
Jan. 23.................... GK Joe Nasco
Jan. 26.................... D Karsten Smith
Jan. 27.................... D Ryan Adeleye
Jan. 29.................... M Dani Sánchez
Feb. 3...................... D Frankie Sanfilippo, M Evans Frimpong
Feb. 10................... F Jose Angulo
Feb. 11................... D Jordan Graye
Feb. 12................... D Guerrero re-signs
Feb. 13................... D Fabian Kling
Mar. 3..................... M Marcelin returns
Mar. 17................... M Marlon Freitas, F Stefano Pinho, and D Victor Giro “PC” join on loan from
Fluminense (Freitas, Stefano) and Corinthians (PC)
Mar. 18................... M Léo Moura joins from Flamengo
Mar. 26................... D Guillaume re-signs
Mar. 30................... M Christian Blandon
Apr. 3 ..................... D Daniel Navarro joins and GK Lionel Brown re-signs
Apr. 23.................... M PC Signs permenant deal
May 13................... F Bruno Nunes
May 29................... GK Josh Ford on loan from Orlando City SC
July 23.................... M Gabriel Rodrigues dos Santos
Aug. 7..................... M Hendry Thomas
INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS
LEAGUE REGULATIONS
PERMIT 7 PER TEAM
1. Gabriel (Brazil)
2. Victor Giro “PC” (Brazil)
3. Stefano Pinho (Brazil)
4. Marlon Freitas (Brazil)
5. Dani Sánchez (Spain)
6. James Marcelin (Haiti)
7. Bruno Nunes (Brazil)
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LONGEST TENURED PLAYERS........................................... Lionel Brown
4th Year
OLDEST PLAYER............................................................... Iván Guerrero
37
YOUNGEST PLAYER............................................................Josh Travagli
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NATIONS REPRESENTED (BIRTH)....................................................... 10
Brazil (4), Colombia (3), Germany (1), Ghana (1), Haiti (2),
Honduras (2), Italy (1), Jamaica (1), Spain (1), United States (8)
2015 FORT LAUDERDALE STRIKERS
19 | JOSE ANGULO | Forward
5’11” | 180 lbs | Born: 01/13/1988
Hometown: Paterson, NJ
@j_angulo18
2015:
On February 10, 2015 it was annouced that the Strikers
had signed Jose Angulo. Angulo finished the regular
season with 6 goals in 19 appearances.
Professional:
Angulo joins the Strikers after two seasons with
Pittsburgh Riverhounds of USL Pro. In his first year with
the Riverhounds, Angulo captured the 2013 USL Pro MVP award, the USL Pro Scoring
Champion award, and was named to the USL Pro All-League First Team. The forward also
shared the USL Pro Golden Boot for his league-leading tally of 15 goals which tied Dom
Dwyer’s single-season goalscoring record.
Prior to joining the Riverhounds, Angulo spent the 2012 season with Major League Soccer’s
New York Red Bulls. The year before he led the Harrisburg City Islanders in scoring with nine
goals in the 2011 USL Pro season.
Angulo started his professional career with the New England Revolution in 2009.
Amateur:
Angulo played for New Jersey-based USL Premier Development sides Newark Ironbound
Express (now Jersey Express) and Central Jersey Spartans, where he scored 10 goals in 11
appearances
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20 | CHRISTIAN BLANDON | Midfielder
6’0” | 170 lbs | Born: 10/02/1992
Hometown: Miami, FL
2015:
The Strikers announced the signing of former Creighton
University standout Christian Blandon on March 30, 2015.
The 22-year-old midfielder signs his first professional
contract with the Strikers. Blandon made his professional
debut as a stoppage time substitute in the Fall Season
opener at Carolina RailHawks on July 8.
Born in Cali, Colombia, Blandon moved to the United States as a child and grew up in Miami,
where he played youth soccer and participated in U.S. Soccer’s Olympic Development
Program. During his college years at Creighton, Blandon also played in the USL Premier
Development League with VSI Tampa Bay and Ocala Stampede, helping the latter to a
Southeastern Division Championship title.
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2 | JONATHAN BORRAJO | Defender
5’9” | 165 lbs | Born: 06/02/1987
Hometown: Clifton, NJ
@JohnnyBorrajo
2015:
Jonathan Borrajo joined the Strikers in a trade with San
Antonio Scorpions on January 9, 2015. Borrajo scored
one goal in 12 appearances, all starts, in the regular
season.
Professional:
In his first season in the North American Soccer League,
Borrajo made 26 appearances for the San Antonio Scorpions, splitting time between right
defense and holding midfield. Borrajo was an active member of the Scorpions defense that
set a modern NASL record for fewest goals allowed with only 24 conceded during the 2014
regular season.
Prior to joining the Scorpions, Borrajo played in Norway for HamKam and later Mjøndalen,
and in Major League Soccer with the New York Red Bulls. He started his professional career
in 2009 with the Real Maryland Monarchs.
Amateur:
While in college, Borrajo played for the New York Red Bulls Academy.
College:
Borrajo played four years of college soccer at George Mason University.
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22 | LIONEL BROWN | Goalkeeper
6’0” | 180 lbs | Born: 09/17/1987
Hometown: Margate, FL
2015:
The Strikers announced that Brown would return for
his fourth season on April 3, 2015 ahead of the season
opening match. Brown made four appearances in 2015.
2014:
The Strikers announced that Brown would be returning
for a third season with the club on March 5, 2014 as
backup to Bundesliga veteran Oka Nikolov. Brown made
his first appearance of the year, and just his second as a
professional, in a 2-2 draw against San Antonio Scorpions on June 7.
2013:
Brown re-signed for the 2013 season, joining Matt Glaeser and Cody Laurendi as the team’s
goalkeepers at the start of the campaign. He played the second-half in the 4-0 defeat to
Brazilian side Cruzeiro on June 23, 2013, conceding just one goal and making several key
stops. Just days later, Brown made his professional debut on June 29, 2013 in a 4-1 defeat
to San Antonio Scorpions at Lockhart.
2012:
South Florida native Lionel Brown signed his first professional with his hometown side, the
Fort Lauderdale Strikers ahead of the 2012 North American Soccer League season. The club
announced his signing, along with Darnell King and Hosman Ramos, on March 27, 2012.
Brown did not make any official appearances for the Strikers in 2012.
College:
Brown started his college soccer career at East Central Junior College in St. Louis. A starter
his first two seasons, Brown recorded an impressive record of 25-12-6 and kept 16 clean
sheets. Brown was named to the First Team All-Region and Second Team All-Conference.
Brown transferred to the University of Connecticut from East Central College his junior
year, and stayed with the Huskies through the 2011 season. He was teammates with former
Strikers defender Nickardo Blake at East Central Junior College and the University of
Connecticut.
High School:
Brown was team captain, a BCAA All-Star Goalie and an All-State Honorable Mention at
Coconut Creek High School.
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17 | Shawn Chin | Midfielder
5’7” | 150 lbs | Born: 05/11/1989
Hometown: Miami, FL
@_shawnchin
2015:
Chin became the first player to re-sign for the Strikers
for the 2015 season after putting pen to paper on a
new contract on December 4, 2014. Chin made 24
appearances, tallying three assists.
offseason on February 3, 2014.
2014:
The Strikers announced the signing of Miami-native
Shawn Chin as the club’s second addition of the
Chin made his Strikers debut in the opening match of the season, starting at right wing in
the 2-0 victory over Ottawa Fury FC. He scored his first goal with a diving header in the 3-2
defeat to the Tampa Bay Rowdies on May 24. Chin was an integral part of the side that make
a run to The Championship Final. He made 23 starts in 28 league appearances, scoring three
goals and finishing as the team’s leading assist provider with five.
Professional:
Chin signed his first professional contract with FC Edmonton in 2011 after impressing at the
NASL Combine. The attacking midfielder made his professional debut on May 4, 2011 in the
Canadian Championship game against Toronto FC of Major League Soccer. Chin scored his
first professional goal in a 4-0 win over FC Tampa Bay (now Tampa Bay Rowdies) on May 31.
Chin joined the Minnesota Stars (now Minnesota United FC) in 2012. He spent the 2013
season with now-defunct USL Pro side VSI Tampa Bay FC, scoring three goals in 18
appearances.
College:
Chin played two years of college soccer at Boston College between 2007 and 2008. As
a freshman he was named to the ACC All-Rookie team in 2007. Chin transferred to the
University of South Florida prior to his junior year in 2009.
International:
In 2008, Chin made two appearances for the United States Under-20 National Team.
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5 | MARLON FREITAS | Midfielder
6’1” | 170 lbs | Born: 03/27/1995
Hometown: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2015:
The Strikers announced the signing of Marlon Freitas,
along with Stefano Pinho and Victor “PC” Pagliari Giro,
on loan from Brazilian side Fluminense on March 17,
2015. Freitas played all 30 regular season matches for
the Strikers, registering eight goals and five assists.
Professional:
Freitas is a promising central midfielder from Fluminense. He has been described as a
technically-adept player, with solid tackling skills as well as ability to launch attacks. Freitas
was captain of the Fluminense under-20 side that captured the Copa São Paulo de Futebol
Júnior.
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8 | EVANS FRIMPONG | Midfielder
5’7” | 140 lbs | Born: 08/08/1989
Hometown: Accra, Ghana
@evans0808
2015:
The Strikers announced the signing of former Tampa Bay
Rowdies players Evans Frimpong and Frankie Sanfilippo
on February 3, 2015. The versatile Ghanaian midfielder
can play on the wing or in the center of attack. Frimpong
made 12 appearances for the Strikers, notching one
assist.
Professional:
Frimpong spent his first three seasons as a professional with the Rowdies after signing
with the club in 2012. He was part of the side that won the 2012 NASL Championship and
became an integral member of the squad over the next two years, making a total of 59
league appearances, scoring 9 goals.
College:
Frimpong started playing college soccer at UTB in 2008 before transferring to the University
of Delaware in 2010.
Amateur:
While in college, Frimpong played for Reading United of the USL Premier Development
League.
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10 | GABRIEL | Midfielder
5’7” | 150 lbs | Born: 06/05/1981
Hometown: São Paulo, Brazil
2015:
The Fort Lauderdale Strikers announced the signing
of Brazilian defender / midfielder Gabriel Rodrigues
dos Santos on July 23. The Brazilian, 34, goes by his
first name, Gabriel. An attack-minded right wing back
for much of his career, Gabriel can also play across the
midfield. Gabriel made 14 appearances, scoring one goal
and two assists.
Professional:
The São Paulo-native has spent the majority of his career in his home country. Gabriel
started his professional career with São Paulo, before stints at other notable Brazilian
clubs, including Fluminense, Cruzeiro, Grêmio, and Internacional. Gabriel brings European
experience to Fort Lauderdale, having played in the top flights of Spain and Greece with
Málaga CF and Panathinaikos, respectively. During his stint at Panathinaikos, Gabriel played
in the biggest club competition in world soccer, the UEFA Champions League. He was part
of the Panathinaikos squad that claimed the 2009-10 Super League title and the Greek
Super Cup in 2010.
International:
In 2005, Gabriel earned his only cap for the Brazil national team in a friendly match against
Guatemala.
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6 | VICTOR GIRO “PC” | Midfielder
5’8” | 155 lbs | Born: 03/10/1994
Hometown: São Paulo, Brazil
2015:
The Strikers announced the signing of Victor Pagliari
Giro, who goes by the nickname “PC,” along with Stefano
Pinho and Marlon Freitas, on March 17, 2015. PC made
26 appearances, all starts, recording five goals and four
assists.
PC is a left back from São Paulo who can also play on the
wing. He was captain of Corinthians U-17 and U-20 teams.
International:
He has represented Brazil at the youth levels, most recently with the Brazil U-20 national
team.
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23 | MANNY GONZALEZ | Midfielder
5’6” | 150 lbs | Born: 06/03/1990
Hometown: Pompano Beach, FL
@mannysgonzalez
2015:
Gonzalez will be back in the Red & Gold for a third season
after signing a new contract on January 15, 2015. Gonzalez
featured in 12 regular season games.
2014:
Following a promising rookie season, Gonzalez was re-signed
by the Strikers on January 8, 2014.
Gonzalez made his first appearance of the season as a halftime
substitute for the injured Rafael Alves in the opening match of the season. He was limited to just
three further substitute appearances in the Spring season. Gonzalez would make a total of 12
appearances in 2014, including seven starts.
2013:
The Fort Lauderdale Strikers announced that local product Manny Gonzalez signed with the team on
January 31, 2013. Gonzalez spent the entirety of the 2012 season practicing with the Strikers.
Gonzalez made his professional debut on May 11 in a 2-1 victory against Minnesota United FC. He
started and played the entire match and supplied the assist for the winning goal scored by David
Foley. Gonzalez started the next six matches in a row and picked up his second assist on June 1
against Carolina RailHawks. He finished the Spring season as the Strikers’ assists leader.
Gonzalez made 12 starts in 17 league appearances in his rookie season, tallying two assists.
Amateur:
Gonzalez has played for the Austin AzTex of the United Soccer League (USL) in 2009 and Schultz
Academy of the USL in 2011.
College:
Gonzalez played from 2008-2010 for the Florida Gulf Coast University Eagles in Fort Myers, Fla. As
a freshman, he earned Atlantic Sun All-Academic honors, starting 17 games for the Eagles. Gonzalez
finished his freshman season with three goals, two assists and 18 shots on goal. As a sophomore,
Gonzalez scored two goals, one assist, 19 shots and 11 shots on goal in 10 games played.
High School:
Gonzalez attended Northeast High School in Oakland Park, Fla. He was named to the All-Broward
County team and competed in the Broward County Senior All-Star Game. In 2007, Gonzalez was
invited to the Adidas ESP camp, which selects the nation’s top high school players for a week of
training. He was named an Adidas ESP camp All-Star and started in the ESP All-Star game. He was
also a member of the Region III and Florida state ODP team in both 2006 and 2007.
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14 | JORDAN GRAYE | Defender
6’1” | 190 lbs | Born: 06/15/1987
Hometown: Washington, DC
@Jordan_Graye
2015:
The Strikers announced the signing of defender
Jordan Graye on February 11, 2015. Graye made 12
appearances in his first season with the Strikers.
goal.
Professional:
Graye comes to Fort Lauderdale after spending the last
three years with the Carolina RailHawks. He made 39
league appearances between 2012-2014, scoring one
His professional career started in 2010 when he was drafted by MLS side D.C. United. Graye
went on to play 20 games for his hometown club, before joining Houston Dynamo after his
rookie year.
College:
Graye enjoyed a successful college career at the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill from 2005-2009. He reunites with former UNC teammate Ryan Adeleye on the Strikers
backline.
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12 | IVÁN GUERRERO | Defender
5’7” | 150 lbs | Born: 11/30/1977
Hometown: Comayagua, Honduras
2015:
The Strikers announced that Guerrero would be returning for a third
year with the club on February 12, 2015. Guerrero made 24 starts
and became the club’s modern-era all-time leader in minutes played
in 2015 with 6,872 in all competitive matches.
2014:
Guerrero signed on for another year with the Strikers on January 8,
2014. He was appointed captain of the club.
The 36-year-old Guerrero started every regular season and posteseason match for the Strikers in 2014. He
played more minutes than any other player in the league with 2,626 out of a possible 2,640.
Guerrero tallied three assists from the left back position, including two in the 3-2 victory against Indy Eleven on
April 26 at Lockhart.
2013:
The Fort Lauderdale Strikers announced the signing of veteran Iván Guerrero for the 2013 season on January
24, 2013.
Guerrero made his first appearance for the Strikers on April 20th against Carolina RailHawks, starting and
playing the entire 90 minutes at left back. Guerrero started and played every match in the Fall season. In
August, he assisted on the winning goals in matches against Atlanta and Carolina.
Guerrero recorded an unprecedented four assists in the 6-2 win against Atlanta at Lockhart on October 19th.
He finished the Fall season as the league-leader and Strikers top-provider with six assists. Guerrero made 22
appearances in 2013, all starts, and captained the side on many occasions.
Professional: Guerrero began his professional career in 1996 with Club Deportivo Motagua of the first division
of Honduran soccer. He made 99 appearances with Motagua before transferring to Coventry City, then of the
English Premier League, in 2000.
Guerrero returned to Motagua in 2002, making 38 appearances between 2002 and 2004. He then spent a
portion of the 2004 season with Uruguayan side Club Atlético Peñarol before moving to the Chicago Fire of
Major League Soccer for 2005.
Guerrero was the Fire’s only representative in the 2005 MLS All-Star Game and took home Chicago’s MVP and
Defender of the Year awards. After three seasons in Chicago, Guerrero spent 2008 playing first for the San
Jose Earthquakes and later D.C. United.
Guerrero was traded to the Colorado Rapids in 2009 but did not see any regular season action and returned to
Honduras’ Motagua from 2009 to 2011, where he made 87 appearances before briefly retiring in 2011.
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International: Guerrero had 84 caps with the Honduran national team between 1999 and 2010, scoring
4 goals. He competed in 33 FIFA World Cup qualification matches for the Honduran national team and
competed in the CONCACAF Gold Cup in 2000, 2005 and 2007.
27 | FABIAN KLING | Defender
6’1” | 190 lbs | Born: 07/24/1987
Hometown: Augsburg, Germany
2015:
The Fort Lauderdale Strikers announced the signing of
German defender Fabian Kling on February 13, 2015.
Kling was most recently with German clubs FV Illertissen
and TSV Rain am Lech. Kling made 14 appearances, all
starts.
Professional:
Major League Soccer (MLS) side Chivas USA drafted Kling in 2012. He trialed with English
Championship side Reading before signing in the North American Soccer League (NASL)
with San Antonio Scorpions ahead of their first professional season in 2012. The Scorpions
captured the NASL Regular Season title in 2012 with Kling featuring in 15 matches.
Kling started his career in his native Germany in the youth academy of current Bundesliga
side FC Augsburg. He joined TSV Rain am Lech from Augsburg’s U-19 side in 2006, before
coming to the United States for college.
College:
Kling enjoyed a successful college soccer career with NSCAA Division II power Fort Lewis
College. He scored 28 goals in 86 appearances, captained the Skyhawks his junior and
senior years, and earned several NSCAA Division II and All-America honors.
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42 | JAMES MARCELIN | Defender
6’2” | 175 lbs | Born: 06/13/1986
Hometown: Saint-Marc, Haiti
2015:
On March 3, it was announced that Marcelin would be
returning for his first full season with the club. Marcelin
made 18 appearances with two goals and two assists.
2014:
Haiti national team midfielder James Marcelin before
the Fall Season on July 7, 2014. Marcelin made 15 appearances, all starts, as the Strikers
reached the NASL Championship Final. He tallied one assist.
Professional:
Marcelin started his career in native Haiti as a teenager with Roulado, later moving to Racing
Club Haïtien. In 2008 he signed with Puerto Rico Islanders of the USL First Division where
he played a part in the Islander’s 2008-09 CONCACAF Champions League run. In 2010 he
moved to the Portland Timbers and remained with the club as they made the transition to
MLS in 2011. Marcelin played one season with FC Dallas in 2012 after being let go by the
Timbers.
International:
Marcelin is a member of the Haiti national team and has represented his country more than
20 times at the senior level. He was part of Haiti’s 2007 CONCACAF Gold Cup squad with
Strikers teammate Stephane Guillaume.
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24 | DAVID MEVES | Goalkeeper
6’2” | 200 lbs | Born: 07/20/1990
Hometown: Arlington Heights, IL
2015:
On January 15, 2015 the Strikers announced that David
Meves had re-signed with the club for the upcoming
season. Meves made 10 starts, posting four shutouts.
2014:
The Strikers announced the signing of 23-year-old
goalkeeper David Meves on July 10, 2014.
Meves made his professional debut on August 9, 2014, starting in goal for the 2-1 victory
against Ottawa Fury FC at TD Place Stadium in Ottawa. He made one other appearance in
2014, a 2-1 defeat in Edmonton.
Professional:
Meves was drafted third overall by MLS Portland Timbers of MLS in the 2013 supplemental
draft. He played with the Timbers U23s where he was named to the All-Western Conference
Team after recording six shutouts and being ranked among league leaders in both goalsagainst average (0.85) and fewest goals allowed (11).
College:
Played college soccer at Akron University. Meves is the NCAA’s all-time leader for shutouts
with 54 and his goals-against-average of 0.50 is tied for fifth-best on the NCAA’s all-time list.
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38 | JOE NASCO | Goalkeeper
6’3” | 210 lbs | Born: 06/18/1984
Hometown: Kissimmee, FL
@joenascogk18
2015:
The Strikers announced the signing of former NASL Best
XI goalkeeper Joe Nasco on January 23, 2015. Nasco
made his Strikers debut on April 25 at Ottawa Fury FC,
sustaining a broken fibula and fractured bone in his foot,
limiting him to just 12 minutes of game action for the
year.
Professional:
Nasco signed with the Atlanta Silverbacks in 2012 after impressing the coaching staff at
an open tryout. He made 20 appearances in 2013 as the Silverbacks captured the Spring
Season title and a spot in the NASL Championship. Nasco was named to the 2013 NASL Best
XI.
Nasco signed with Major League Soccer side Colorado Rapids for the 2014 season.
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25 | DANIEL NAVARRO | Defender
6’1” | 185 lbs | Born: 08/22/1991
Hometown: Curitiba, Brazil
2015:
The Strikers announced the signing of Brazilian-American
defender Daniel Navarro on April 3, 2015 ahead of the
team’s season opening match. Navarro made one start
and five appearances.
Professional:
Navarro is a product of Avaí Futebol Clube and he has
also played for Corinthian Paranaense and Dom Bosco.
Personal:
Navarro was born in Hyannis, Massachusetts but has spent the majority of his life in Brazil.
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90 | BRUNO NUNES | Forward
6’1” | 190 lbs | Born: 07/08/1990
Hometown: Petrolina, Brazil
2015:
Strikers announced the signing of Brazilian forward
Bruno Nunes on May 13. Bruno made his Strikers debut
as a starter in the U.S. Open Cup against Charleston
Battery on May 27, and scored his first goal for the club
just six minutes into the match. In the regular season he
made ten appearances, tallying one goal and one assist.
Professional:
Bruno started his career in 2010 with second-division side Rio Preto Esporte Clube, playing
298 minutes in the Paulista A2, the state championship for São Paulo. The following year,
Bruno scored a career-high 15 league goals in his first full season with Rio Preto.
After Rio Preto, Bruno went on to play for five other clubs including Ponte Preta, Mogi Mirim,
and Oeste. In 2014, Bruno won the Copa Fares Lopes with Icasa, which helped his team
secure a spot in the Copa do Brasil. The Strikers are his first team outside of Brazil.
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29 | STEFANO PINHO | Forward
6’0” | 170 lbs | Born: 01/12/1991
Hometown: Minas Gerais, Brazil
2015:
The Strikers announced the signing of Stefano Pinho,
along with Marlon Freitas and Victor “PC” Pagliari Giro,
on loan from Brazilian side Fluminense on March 17,
2015. Stefano would go on to score 16 goals in the 2015
season, setting the modern-era Strikers record for goals
in a single regular season, and winning the NASL Golden
Boot award for most goals. He also registered a team
high seven assists in 28 appearances.
Stefano is a left-footed forward from Minas Gerais, Brazil who is known for his speed and
goalscoring ability.
He had a successful loan spell in Finland where he led MyPa in scoring with 11 goals.
Stefano was the leading scorer at the U-20 Rio de Janeiro Cup in 2011.
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21 | WALTER RAMIREZ | Defender
5’9” | 150 lbs | Born: 11/07/1983
Hometown: La Ceiba, Honduras
@blackramirez
2015:
Ramirez returns to the Strikers for the 2015 season after
agreeing to a new contract with the Strikers on January
15, 2015. Ramirez scored five goals in 26 appearances.
2014:
The Strikers announced the signing of Honduran
midfielder Walter Ramirez during the Fall Season on July
31, 2014.
Ramirez made his Strikers debut as a second-half substitute in the 1-0 win against rivals
Tampa Bay Rowdies on August 2 at Lockhart. He made four starts in nine appearances
tallying one goal and one assist. Ramirez’ lone goal came in The Championship Final defeat
to former club San Antonio Scorpions on November 15.
Professional:
Ramirez is a seasoned veteran of the NASL. Prior to joining the Strikers, Ramirez played for
Indy Eleven and San Antonio Scorpions. With San Antonio he was named to the NASL Best
XI in 2012.
He started his professional career with Miami FC ahead of the team’s inaugural season in
2006. He played for Miami until 2009, when he left to join Vida in his native Honduras.
Amateur:
Ramirez was discovered at the annual Copa Latina tournament.
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11 | DANI SÁNCHEZ | Midfielder
5’7” | 155 lbs | Born: 11/10/1984
Hometown: Málaga, Spain
2015:
On January 29, 2015, the Strikers announced the signing
of Spanish attacking midfielder Dani Sánchez. Sanchez
made 25 appearances, scoring one goal to go along with
two assists.
Professional:
Sánchez, 30, started his career in Spain the youth ranks
of La Liga side Málaga CF. His soccer career has taken him to leagues in Spain, Scotland,
Australia, Hong Kong, Thailand and now the United States.
In 2003, he left his hometown club Málaga and played for the likes of Spanish sides Baza,
Betis B, and Murcia B before going abroad in 2009.
Sánchez signed with Inverness Caledonian Thistle of Scotland’s First Division after a trial
period in 2009. In his first season with the club, he made 32 appearances and scored four
goals, helping Inverness earn promotion to the Premiership.
In June 2011, Sánchez joined Wellington Phoenix of the Australian A-league, where he
scored seven times in 41 league appearances over two seasons.
He later played for Tuen Mun SA in the Hong Kong First Division and was most recently with
Ayutthaya F.C. of the Thai Division 1 League.
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7 | FRANKIE SANFILIPPO | Defender
5’8” | 165 lbs | Born: 09/08/1981
Hometown: San Diego, CA
2015:
Former Tampa Bay Rowdies captain Frankie Sanfilippo
signed with the Strikers on February 3, 2015 along with
former teammate Evans Frimpong. The 33 year-old
defender can play on the right or in the center of the
backline. Sanfilippo was the only player to start all 30
regular season matches, scoring one goal.
Professional:
Sanfilippo served as captain of the Rowdies for all four of his years in the Bay Area. He made
100 league appearances for the club between 2011 and 2014 and led the team to the NASL
Championship Trophy in 2012.
Prior to joining the Rowdies, he suited up for the Rochester Rhinos (2005-2006 and 2010),
Carolina RailHawks (2007-2008) and Charleston Battery (2009). The San Diego native was
captain of the RailHawks and the Rhinos in his second spell with the club.
Sanfilippo started his professional career in 2004 with the Syracuse Salty Dogs.
College:
Sanfilippo received a degree in sociology at San José State University. He played college
soccer for the Spartans from 2000 to 2004
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3 | KARSTEN SMITH | Defender
6’3” | 185 lbs | Born: 11/13/1988
Hometown: Huntington Station, NY
@KarstenVien
2015:
American defender Karsten Smith on January 26, 2015.
Smith made 11 appearances, 10 of them starts.
Professional:
Smith made 16 appearances for Finnish first-division
side Vaasan Palloseura (VPS), helping the club to a thirdplace finish and UEFA Europa League qualification in 2013. He spent the 2014 season with
Knattspyrnufélag Akureyrar (KA) in Iceland.
Before going to Europe, Smith played professionally in the U.S. with former USL Pro side F.C.
New York in 2011 and San Antonio Scorpions in 2012.
College:
Smith played four years of college soccer at American University in Washington D.C. from
2006-2009, captaining the Eagles his junior and senior years.
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26 | LÉO HENDRY THOMAS | Midfielder
5’11” | 175 lbs | Born: 02/23/1985
Hometown: La Ceiba, Honduras
@hendryt6
2015:
The Strikers announced the signing of Honduran
international midfielder Hendry Thomas on August 7.
Thomas appeared in 14 games for the Strikers, providing
one assist.
Professional:
Thomas started his professional career as a 16 year old in 2001 with the most successful
team in Honduras, Olimpia. Thomas collected a number of trophies with Olimpia before
signing with Premier League side Wigan Athletic in 2009.
The Honduran cemented his place in the starting lineup in his first season in England,
making 27 starts in 31 appearances with Wigan. After accumulating more than 50
appearances in three Premier League seasons, Thomas signed with MLS club Colorado
Rapids in 2012. He most recently played for FC Dallas in 2014. His time in the Lone Star
state was cut short after Thomas suffered a season-ending ACL injury.
International:
Thomas has earned more than 50 caps for the Honduras national team. In addition to
CONCACAF Gold Cup appearances in 2005 and 2011, and the 2008 Summer Olympics,
Thomas was a member of the Honduras squad that competed in the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
He made one start and one substitute appearance in the World Cup.
Thomas has positive memories of the Strikers’ home venue Lockhart Stadium. He scored his
first goal for Honduras at the stadium in a 2-1 victory against Colombia in a friendly in 2008.
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16 | Josh Travagli | Midfielder
6’3” | 155 lbs | Born: 6/8/95
Hometown: Ferrara, Italy
@jtravagli17
2015:
On April 3, 2015 the Strikers announced the re-signing of
midfielder Josh Travagli.
2014:
The Strikers announced that Josh Travagli had joined the
club as a developmental player on April 10, 2014.
Professional:
Prior to joining the Strikers, Travagli was with FC Chiasso in
Switzerland.
Personal:
Travagli was born in Ferrara, Italy and grew up in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil until the age of 14,
when his family relocated to New York City.
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TEAM HISTORY AND STATISTICS
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2015 RESULTS
2015
W-D-L PTS GF GAGD
RECORD:
11-8-11
414940+9
HOME: 5-5-5 202620+6
AWAY: 6-3-6 212320+3
DATE OPPONENTRESULT
Spring Season
4/4/15
New York
0 1 L
4/11/15 Jacksonville
2 0 W
4/19/15
at Edmonton
3 2 L
4/25/15
at Ottawa
1 3 W
5/2/15
Atlanta
0 0 D
5/16/15
at Tampa Bay
1 0 L
5/23/15 Carolina
0 1 L
5/30/15
at San Antonio 1 1 D
6/6/15
Indy
1 2 L
6/13/15
at Minnesota
2 3 W
Fall Season
7/8/15
at Carolina
1 1 D
7/11/15 Edmonton
1 1 D
7/18/15 Atlanta
2 2 D
7/25/15
at Tampa Bay
1 3 W
8/2/15
at New York
2 0 L
8/5/15
at Atlanta
2 1 L
8/8/15
New York
3 3 D
8/15/15 Tampa Bay
2 1 W
8/23/15
at Edmonton
0 2 W
8/29/15 Indy
7 1 W
9/12/15
at Ottawa
00 D
9/16/15 Jacksonville
2 0 W
9/19/15 Ottawa
0 2 L
9/26/15 Minnesota
2 5 L
10/3/15
at San Antonio 2 4 W
10/10/15 at Minnesota
2 1 L
10/17/15 Carolina
4 0 W
10/21/15 San Antonio
0 0 D
10/24/15 at Indy
2 1 L
11/1/15
at Jacksonville 0 1 W
NASL Championship
11/7/15
at New York
2:00 PM
Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup
5/27/15
at Charleston
3 2 L
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POSTSEASON: Qualified for Championship
NASL CHAMPION: TBD
AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE: 4,471
2015 SPRING TABLE
POSTEAM
PTS GD
X
1. New York Cosmos 20+9
2. Tampa Bay Rowdies
19 +6
3. Carolina RailHawks
14 +5
4. Minnesota United FC
14 +2
5. Indy Eleven
13 +1
6. Jacksonville Armada FC 12 -3
7. San Antonio Scorpions
12 -4
8. Fort Lauderdale Strikers 11 -1
9. Ottawa Fury FC
11 -3
10. FC Edmonton
9
-6
11. Atlanta Silverbacks
8
-6
2015 FALL TABLE
POSTEAM
PTS GD
1. Ottawa Fury FC X
45+22
39 +13
3. New York Cosmos
36 +10
4. Fort Lauderdale Strikers 30 +10
5. FC Edmonton
26 +1
25 -3
21 -10
20 -10
9. Indy Eleven
20 -7
19 -7
2015 OVERALL TABLE
POSTEAM
PTS GD
1.
New York Cosmos
56 +19
2.
Ottawa Fury FC
56 +19
3.
Minnesota United FCX 53+15
4. Fort Lauderdale Strikers X41 +9
5.
Tampa Bay Rowdies
39 -4
6.
Carolina RailHawks
35 -5
7.
FC Edmonton
35 -5
8.
Atlanta Silverbacks
33 -9
9.
Indy Eleven
33 -12
10. San Antonio Scorpions 31 -11
X Qualified
for 2015 NASL Championship
2015 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
NASL
REGULAR SEASON
LAMAR HUNT
U.S. OPEN CUP
NASL
CHAMPIONSHIP
2015
TOTALS
# Player
MIN GPGS G A MIN GPGS G A MIN GPGS G A MIN GPGS G A
1Josh Ford
1440
16
1600 0 00001440
16
1600
2Jonathan Borrajo
1080
12
1210 0 00001080
12
1210
3Karsten Smith
91811
1000 0 0000 91811
1000
5Marlon Freitas
2472
30
2885 0 00002472
30
2885
6PC
2268
26
2654 90 11002358
27
2754
7 Frankie Sanfilippo
2695 30 30 1 0
90
1 1 0 0
2785 31 31 1 0
8Evans Frimpong
29512201 0 0000 29512201
10
Gabriel
92314
1112 0 0000 92314
1112
10
Leo Moura
7969921 90 1100 88610
1021
11
Dani Sanchez
1082
25
1212 90 11111172
26
1323
12
Ivan Guerrero
2090
24
2400 0 00002090
24
2400
13
Ryan Adeleye
93 2200 0 0000 93 2200
14
Jordan Graye
1032
12
1200 0 00001032
12
1200
15
Aly Alberto Hassan 1124100 0 0000 1124100
16
Josh Travagli
0 0000 0 0000 0 0000
17
Shawn Chin
1267
24
1403 18 10001285
25
1403
18
Stephane Guillaume 32 1000 0 0000 32 1000
19
Jose Angulo
78119660 33 1000 81420660
20
Christian Blandon
1 1000 0 0000 1 1000
21
Walter Ramirez
1874
26
2250 72 11001946
27
2350
22
Lionel Brown
3484300 0 0000 3484300
23
Manny Gonzalez
63912600 90 1100 72913700
24
David Meves
90010
1000 90 1100 99011
1100
25
Daniel Navarro
1105100 90 1100 2006200
26
Hendry Thomas
1192
14
1401 0 00001192
14
1401
27
Fabian Kling
1223
14
1400 90 11001313
15
1500
29
Stefano
2336
28
26
167 0 00002336
28
26
167
38
Joe Nasco
12 1100 0 0000 12 1100
42
James Marcelin
1470
17
1622 90 11011560
18
1723
90
Bruno Nunes
17310111 57 1110 23011221
GOALKEEPER
STATISTICS
#
1
22
24
38
Player
Josh Ford
Lionel Brown
David Meves
Joe Nasco
MIN GP GS GAGAA
1440 16 16 25 1.56
348
4 3 5 1.29
900 10 10 0 1.00
12
1 1 0 0.00
MINUTES
LEADERS
Player
1. Frankie Sanfilippo
2. Marlon Freitas
3.PC
4.Stefano
5. Iván Guerrero
GOAL
LEADERS
Player
1.Stefano
2. Marlon Freitas
3. Jose Angulo
4. Walter Ramirez
5.PC
MIN
2785
2472
2358
2336
2090
APPEARANCE
LEADERS
G
16
8
6
5
5
Player
1. Frankie Sanfilippo
2. Marlon Freitas
3.Stefano
4.PC
5. Walter Ramirez
ASSIST
LEADERS
Player
1.Stefano
2. Marlon Freitas
3.PC
4. Dani Sanchez
5. James Marcelin
GP
31
30
28
27
27
MIN = Minutes GP = Games Played GS = Games Started G = Goals A = Assists GA= Goals Allowed GAA= Goals Against Average
*Leaders In All Competitions
A
7
5
4
3
3
45
2014 RESULTS
2014
W-D-L PTS GF GAGD
RECORD:
11-7-9403839-1
HOME: 8-3-2 271912+7
AWAY: 3-4-7 131927-8
DATE OPPONENTRESULT
Spring Season
4/12/14 Ottawa
20 W
4/19/14
at Carolina
14 L
4/26/14 Indy
32 W
5/3/14
at Edmonton
31 W
5/10/14 Atlanta
40 W
5/17/14
at Minnesota
13 L
5/24/14
at Tampa Bay
23 L
5/31/14 New York
03 L
6/7/14
at San Antonio 22 D
Fall Season
7/12/14 Minnesota
7/19/14
at San Antonio
7/26/14 New York
8/2/14
Tampa Bay
8/6/14
at Indy
8/9/14
at Ottawa
8/16/14 Atlanta
8/24/14
at Edmonton
8/29/14 San Antonio
9/6/14
at New York
9/13/14
at Minnesota
9/20/14 Indy
10/4/14 Carolina
10/8/14
at Tampa Bay
10/11/14 at Atlanta
10/18/14 at Carolina
10/25/14 Edmonton
11/1/14 Ottawa
03
02
11
10
00
21
11
12
20
02
12
21
10
32
22
11
10
11
NASL Championship
11/8/14
at Minnesota
11/15/14 at San Antonio
11 D (5-4 PKs)
12 L
L
L
D
W
D
W
D
L
W
L
L
W
W
W
D
D
W
D
5/28/14 Laredo Heat SC 23 L
POSTSEASON: Lost in Championship Final
NASL CHAMPION: San Antonio Scorpions
AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE: 3,626
2014 SPRING TABLE
POSTEAM
PTS GD
X
1. Minnesota United FC 20+7
2. New York Cosmos
19 +11
17 +4
14 -4
5. Fort Lauderdale Strikers 13
0
6. Ottawa Fury FC
10 +1
10 -5
10 -8
9. FC Edmonton
8
0
10. Indy Eleven
4
-6
2014 FALL TABLE
POSTEAM
PTS GD
1. San Antonio Scorpions X35 +15
35 +12
3. FC Edmonton
29 +5
24 -1
6. New York Cosmos
23 -1
7. Indy Eleven
23 -5
8. Tampa Bay rRowdies
20 -9
9. Ottawa Fury FC
17 -5
13 -10
2014 OVERALL TABLE
POSTEAM
PTS GD
1.
Minnesota United FC
55 +19
2.
San Antonio Scorpions 52 +19
3.
New York Cosmos X
42+10
X
5.
Carolina RailHawks
38 -5
6.
FC Edmonton
37 +5
7.
Tampa Bay Rowdies
30 -14
8.
Ottawa Fury FC
27 -4
9.
Indy Eleven
27 -11
23 -18
X Qualified
46
for 2014 NASL Championship
NASL
REGULAR SEASON
LAMAR HUNT
U.S. OPEN CUP
NASL
CHAMPIONSHIP
2014
TOTALS
# Player
1Oka Nikolov
7208800 69 1000 0 000 07899800
1Kamil Contofalsky 1440
16
1600 0 0000210220 01650
18
1800
2Stefan Antonijevic 1968
22
2200 0 0000152220 02120
24
2400
3Mitchell Lopez
8 1000 0 0000 0 000 0 8 1000
5Matt Hall
68 2000 21 1100 0 000 0 89 3100
6Chris Nurse
94416
1010 0 0000 0 000 094416
1010
7Gonzalo De Mujica 40 2000 90 1110 0 000 01303110
8Pecka
1318
15
1520 90 1100210220 01618
18
1820
9Martin Nunez
1760
25
2352 28 1000130211 01918
28
2462
11
Fafa Picault
1537
22
17
122 0 0000180210 01717
24
18
122
12
Ivan Guerrero
2416
27
2703 0 0000210220 02626
29
2903
13
Justin Chavez
93314
1000 0 0000 0 000 093314
1000
14
Carlos Salazar
2674411 71 1102 0 000 03385513
14
James Marcelin
1170
13
1301 0 0000210220 01380
15
1501
15
Aly Alberto Hassan 56317430 0 0000116210 067919530
16
Josh Travagli
0 0000 0 0000 0 000 0 0 0000
17
Shawn Chin
1904
26
2135 19 1000153220 02076
29
2335
18
Stephane Guillaume 2063200 0 0000 56 110 02624300
19
Marius Ebbers
5468712 0 0000 0 000 05468712
19
Jenison Brito
88515
1010 0 0000 58 200 094317
1010
20
Mark Anderson
1970
25
2462 0 0000210220 12180
27
2663
21
Darnell King
2250
25
2524 90 1100210220 02550
28
2824
22
Lionel Brown
90 1100 20 1100 0 000 01102200
23
Manny Gonzalez
69712700 90 1100 0 000 078713800
24
David Meves
1802200 0 0000 0 000 01802200
27
Colin Murphy
95 5000 0 0000 0 000 0 95 5000
28
Ronaldo Vieira
1604200 90 1100 0 000 02505300
29
Yaikel Perez
70 6000 62 1110 0 000 01327110
33
Rafael Alves
1925
22
2210 90 1100210220 02225
25
2510
34
Darryl Gordon
1165100 90 1100 0 000 02066200
73
Walter Ramirez
3208401 0 0000 17 101 03379411
GOALKEEPER
STATISTICS
#
1
1
22
24
Player
Kamil Contofalsky
Oka Nikolov
Lionel Brown
David Meves
MIN GP GS GAGAA
1440 16 16 0 1.13
720
8 8 16 2.00
90
1 1 2 2.00
180
2 2 3 1.50
MINUTES
LEADERS
Player
1. Iván Guerrero
2. Darnell King
3. Rafael Alves
4. Mark Anderson
5. Stefan Antonijevic
GOAL
LEADERS
Player
1. Fafá Picault
2. Mark Anderson
3. Martin Nuñez
4. Shawn Chin
5. Aly Alberto Hassan
MIN
2626
2550
2225
2180
2120
APPEARANCE
LEADERS
G
12
6
6
3
3
Player
1. Iván Guerrero
2. Shawn Chin
3. Darnell King
4. Martin Nuñez
5. Mark Anderson
ASSIST
LEADERS
Player
1. Shawn Chin
2. Darnell King
3. Mark Anderson
4. Iván Guerrero
5. Carlos Salazar
GP
29
29
28
28
27
A
5
4
3
3
3
47
2013 RESULTS
2013
W-D-L PTS GF GAGD
RECORD:
7-5-14262844-16 POSTSEASON: Did not qualify
NASL CHAMPION: New York Cosmos
HOME: 4-4-5 161717 0 AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE: 4.265
AWAY: 3-1-9 101127-16
DATE OPPONENTRESULT
Spring Season
4/16/13 Edmonton
11 D
4/13/13 at Atlanta
02 L
4/20/13 at Carolina
13 L
4/27/13 Tampa Bay
12 L
5/11/13 Minnesota
21 W
5/18/13 at San Antonio 13 L
5/26/13 at Edmonton
10 W
6/1/13
Carolina
11 D
6/8/13
at Minnesota
12 L
6/15/13 Atlanta
01 L
6/29/13 San Antonio
14 L
7/4/13
at Tampa Bay
04 L
Fall Season
8/3/13
8/10/13
8/17/13
8/24/13
8/30/13
9/7/13
9/15/13
9/21/13
9/28/13
10/5/13
10/12/13
10/19/13
10/26/13
11/2/13
at New York
Minnesota
at San Antonio
at Atlanta
Carolina
San Antonio
at Edmonton
New York
at Carolina
Tampa Bay
at Tampa Bay
Atlanta
at Minnesota
Edmonton
12
13
21
10
10
00
11
02
02
21
12
62
13
11
L
L
W
W
W
D
D
L
L
W
L
W
L
D
5/21/13 Laredo Heat SC 11 D (7-6 PKs)
5/28/13 FC Dallas
02 L
International Friendly
6/23/13 Cruzeiro
04 L
48
2013 SPRING TABLE
POSTEAM
PTS GD
X
1. Atlanta Silverbacks 21+5
20 +4
20 +4
18 +5
5. FC Edmonton
14 +1
14 -4
2013 FALL TABLE
POSTEAM
PTS GD
1. New York CosmosX
31+10
23 +5
20 +3
20 +2
6. FC Edmonton
16 -1
16 -8
10 -9
2013 OVERALL TABLE
POSTEAM
PTS
43
38
37
34
5. New York Cosmos
31
6. FC Edmonton
30
30
8. Fort Lauderdale Strikers 26
X Qualified
GD
+9
+8
-3
-3
+10
0
-5
-16
for 2013 NASL Soccer Bowl
NASL
REGULAR SEASON
LAMAR HUNT
U.S. OPEN CUP
NASL
SOCCER BOWL*
2013
TOTALS
# Player
1Cody Laurendi
34 1100 0 0000 34 1100
2Stefan Antonijevic 1265
15
1400 0 00001265
15
1400
3Daniel Arcila
2673300 16 1000 2834300
5Toni Ståhl
1687
21
190018022001867
23
2102
6Hosman Ramos
4087500 50 1000 4588500
7David Foley
3545520 0 0000 3545520
8Pecka
1473
17
170117922001652
19
1901
9Jemal Johnson
84811
1011 30 1000 87812
1011
9Martin Nunez
98213
1150 0 0000 98213
1150
10
Walter Restrepo
1188
19
112017722001365
21
1320
11
Stefan Dimitrov
4977600 33 1000 5308600
11
Jahbari Willis
32 2000 0 0000 32 2000
11
Paulo Jr.
74512801 0 0000 74512801
12
Ivan Guerrero
1962
22
220619422002156
24
2406
13
Justin Chavez
54413500 0 0000 54413500
14
Carlos Salazar
1102
17
134016022001262
19
1541
15
Scott Gordon
6908820 90 1100 7809920
16
Mike Dietze
4 1000 0 0000 4 1000
16
Bradlee Baladez
37712340 0 0000 37712340
17
Eduardo Jimenez
0 0000 0 0000 0 0000
17
Bryan Gaul
0 0000 0 0000 0 0000
17
Mark Ebanks
0 0000 0 0000 0 0000
18
Stephane Guillaume1159
14
140021022001369
16
1600
19
Gonzalo De Mujica 2509300 31 1000 28110300
20
Mark Anderson
93212
112112011101052
13
1231
21
Darnell King
2194
26
243121022012404
28
2632
22
Lionel Brown
90 1100 0 0000 90 1100
23
Manny Gonzalez
1080
17
120219622001276
19
1402
24
Matt Glaeser
59676002102200 8069800
25
Rubens
3297400 0 0000 3297400
26
Andy Herron
36 3000 0 0000 36 3000
29
Yaikel Perez
72110931 0 0000 72110931
30
Jeff Attinella
3604400 0 0000 3604400
30
Richard Sanchez
1260
14
1400 0 00001260
14
1400
33
Rafael Alves
1260
14
14 1 0 00001260
14
1401
34
Kenney Walker
53 1000 0 0000 53 1 00
44
Shavar Thomas
73299002102200 94211
1100
99
Aly Alberto Hassan 95 6000 14 1000 1097000
GOALKEEPER
STATISTICS
#
1
22
24
30
30
Player
Cody Laurendi
Lionel Brown
Matt Glaeser
Jeff Attinella
Richard Sanchez
MIN
34
90
596
360
1260
GP GSGAGAA
1 1 0 0.00
1 1 4 4.00
7 6 15 2.26
4 4 5 1.25
14 14 20 1.43
MINUTES
LEADERS
Player
1. Darnell King
2. Iván Guerrero
3. Toni Ståhl
4.Pecka
5. Stephane Guillaume
GOAL
LEADERS
Player
1. Martin Nuñez
2. Carlos Salazar
3. Bradlee Baladez
4. Darnell King
5. Mark Anderson
MIN
2404
2156
1867
1652
1369
APPEARANCE
LEADERS
G
5
4
4
3
3
Player
1. Darnell King
2. Iván Guerrero
3. Toni Ståhl
4. Walter Restrepo
5. Manny Gonzalez
ASSIST
LEADERS
Player
1. Iván Guerrero
2. Darnell King
3. Toni Ståhl
4. Manny Gonzalez
5. Carlos Salazar
A
6
2
2
2
1
GP
28
24
23
21
19
** The Strikers did not qualify for the 2013 NASL Soccer Bowl (Spring and Fall Champions Only)
49
2012 RESULTS
2012
DATE
4/7/12
4/14/12
4/22/12
4/25/12
4/28/12
5/2/12
5/12/12
5/19/12
5/26/12
6/2/12
6/10/12
6/16/12
6/23/12
6/30/12
7/4/12
7/7/12
7/14/12
7/18/12
7/21/12
7/28/12
8/4/12
8/11/12
8/18/12
8/25/12
9/1/12
9/8/12
9/15/12
9/23/12
W-D-L PTS GF GAGD
POSTSEASON: Lost in Playoff Quarterfinal
RECORD:
9-9-10364046-6
NASL CHAMPION: Tampa Bay Rowdies
HOME: 8-3-2 272516+9 AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE: 3,611
AWAY: 1-6-8 9 15 30-15
OPPONENTRESULT
Edmonton
10 W
Minnesota
00 D
at San Antonio 22 D
Puerto Rico
32 W
at Tampa Bay
13 L
at Carolina
33 D
at Puerto Rico
02 L
Minnesota
13 L
Atlanta
11 D
Tampa Bay
31 W
at Edmonton
01 L
Edmonton
10 W
at Minnesota
12 L
Carolina
21 W
at Tampa Bay
13 L
at Carolina
33 D
San Antonio
22 D
at Minnesota
21 W
at San Antonio 01 L
Atlanta
53 W
at Atlanta
24 L
Carolina
10 W
at Puerto Rico
00 D
San Antonio
21 W
Tampa Bay
03 L
Puerto Rico
11 D
at Atlanta
01 L
at Edmonton
22 D
NASL Playoffs
9/29/12
at Carolina
13 L
5/22/12 Fresno Fuego
72 W
5/29/12
at SJ Earthquakes12 L
50
2012 NASL TABLE
POSTEAM
PTS GD
X
1. San Antonio Scorpions 47 +19
2. Tampa Bay Rowdies X 45+7
3. Puerto Rico Islanders X 41+2
4. Carolina RailHawks X 40-2
5. Fort Lauderdale Strikers X36 -6
6. Minnesota Stars FC X 35+1
30 -11
8. FC Edmonton
25 -10
X Qualified
for 2012 NASL Playoffs
NASL
REGULAR SEASON
LAMAR HUNT
U.S. OPEN CUP
NASL
PLAYOFFS
2012
TOTALS
# Player
1David Martin
90 1100 90 1100 0 000 01802200
2Alfonso Motagalvan 1077
16
1201 85 2100 0 000 01162
18
1301
3Scott Lorenz
1602
23
18051802201 0 000 01782
25
2006
5Toni Stahl
1859
21
2100 90 1100 90 110 02039
23
2300
6Nickardo Blake
1386
20
15001802200 79 110 01645
23
1800
7Patrick Otte
3398300 0 0000 0 000 03398300
8Pecka
1577
24
18101592200 90 110 01826
27
2110
9Abe Thompson
87218
1045 90 1100 72 101 01034
20
1155
10
Walter Restrepo
1803
21
19691212111 0 000 01924
23
20710
11
Polo Morales
78411
10001682220 0 000 095213
1220
12
Emilio Orozco
84914900 0 0000 0 000 084914900
13
Jack Stewart
1704
20
19001802200 0 000 01884
22
2100
14
Abel Gebor
39364001162100 0 000 05098500
15
Aly Alberto Hassan 1076
20
1561 79 1131 11 100 01166
22
1692
16
Lance Laing
1338
17
1513 0 0000 90 110 11428
18
1614
17
Conor Shanosky
2233
27
26001012100 71 110 02405
30
2800
18
Yoximar Granado
90 1100 0 0000 0 000 0 90 1100
18
Michael Tetteh
1083200 0 0000 90 110 01984300
19
Halili Nagime
22 2 00 0 0000 0 000 0 22 2000
20
Mark Anderson
1786
25
19
1121802221 90 110 02056
28
22
133
21
Darnell King
1151
22
1013 59 1100 19 100 01229
24
1113
22
Lionel Brown
0 0000 0 0000 0 000 0 0 0000
23
Hosman Ramos
60412701 0 0000 90 110 069413801
24
Matt Glaeser
2430
27
2700 90 1100 90 110 02610
29
2900
25
Nico Clavijo
1 1000 0 0000 0 000 0 1 1000
26
Andy Herron
1253
17
1682 12 1000 18 110 01283
19
1782
31
Paulo Jr.
2403311 0 0000 0 000 02403311
83
Scott Gordon
92411
1111 0 0000 90 110 01014
12
1211
GOALKEEPER
STATISTICS
#
1
22
24
Player
David Martin
Lionel Brown
Matt Glaeser
MIN
90
0
2430
GP GSGAGAA
1 1 2 2.00
0 0 0 0.00
27 27 44 1.63
MINUTES
LEADERS
Player
1. Conor Shanosky
2. Mark Anderson
3. Toni Ståhl
4. Walter Restrepo
5. Jack Stewart
GOAL
LEADERS
Player
1. Mark Anderson
3. Andy Herron
4. Walter Restrepo
5. Abe Thompson
MIN
2405
2056
2039
1924
1884
APPEARANCE
LEADERS
G
13
9
8
7
5
Player
1. Conor Shanosky
2. Mark Anderson
3.Pecka
4. Scott Lorenz
5. Darnell King
ASSIST
LEADERS
Player
1. Walter Restrepo
2. Scott Lorenz
3. Abe Thompson
4. Lance Laing
5. Darnell King
GP
30
28
27
25
24
A
9
6
5
3
3
51
2011 RESULTS
2011
DATE
4/9/11
4/15/11
4/23/11
4/29/11
5/7/11
5/11/11
5/21/11
5/28/11
6/4/11
6/11/11
6/18/11
6/25/11
6/29/11
7/4/11
7/9/11
7/13/11
7/20/11
7/30/11
8/6/11
8/10/11
8/14/11
8/20/11
8/27/11
9/3/11
9/7/11
9/11/11
9/17/11
9/24/11
W-D-L PTS GF GAGD
POSTSEASON: Lost in Championship Series
RECORD:
9-11-8383536-1
NASL CHAMPION: NSC Minnesota Stars
HOME: 6-5-3 232014+6 AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE: 3,985
AWAY: 3-6-5 151522-7
OPPONENTRESULT
Edmonton
12 L
Minnesota
11 D
at Atlanta
21 W
at Puerto Rico
22 D
at Minnesota
11 D
at Carolina
24 L
at Atlanta
00 D
Montreal
00 D
Puerto Rico
32 W
Minnesota
30 W
at Montreal
00 D
Puerto Rico
11 D
Tampa Bay
11 D
at Tampa Bay
24 L
Atlanta
23 L
at Montreal
11 D
at Puerto Rico 13 L
Edmonton
30 W
Carolina
21 W
at Minnesota
10 W
at Edmonton
11 D
at Carolina
02 L
Tampa Bay
02 L
Montreal
10 W
Carolina
10 W
at Edmonton
21 W
Atlanta
11 D
at Tampa Bay
02 L
NASL Playoffs
10/1/11 Edmonton
50
10/8/11
at Puerto Rico
31
10/15/11 Puerto Rico
21
10/22/11 at Minnesota
13
10/29/11 Minnesota
00
52
W
W
W
L
D
2011 NASL TABLE
POSTEAM
PTS GD
X
1. Carolina RailHawks 54+24
2. Puerto Rico Islanders X 47+9
3. FC Tampa Bay X
41+5
X
5. NSC Minnesota Stars X 36-2
6. FC Edmonton X
36-5
7. Montréal Impact
30 +8
16 -38
X Qualified
for 2011 NASL Playoffs
NASL
REGULAR SEASON
LAMAR HUNT
U.S. OPEN CUP**
NASL
PLAYOFFS
2011
TOTALS
# Player
1Nic Platter
6158600 0 000 06158600
2Cristian Quinones
1592200 0 000 01592200
3Zach Kirby
3604400 0 000 03604400
5Toni Ståhl
1823
22
2100 450550 02273
27
2600
6Lance Laing
1825
22
2112 426550 22251
27
2614
7Paulinho Le Petit
1130
15
1301 0 000 01130
15
1301
7Polo Morales
4266500 0 000 04266500
8Pecka
2134200 185420 03988400
8Lennon Celestino
3776400 0 000 03776400
9Abe Thompson
1564
20
1842 282543 01846
25
2272
10
Mike Palacio
1156
18
1514 284430 11440
22
1815
11
David Santamaria
2281312 1 14 1 00 0 2421412 1
12
Aaron Wheeler
4476601 0 000 04476601
13
Adam West
5981170 1 0 0 00 0 5981170 1
14
Grant Kerr
2235200 0 000 02235200
15
Scott Gordon
1266
19
1411 356440 11622
23
1812
17
Bryan Arguez
1615
19
1811 450550 12065
24
2312
18
Yoximar Granado
5681451 1 43 4 00 0 6111851 1
19
Walter Restrepo
4357510 405551 084012
1020
20
Gerson Mayen
6778810 262330 093911
1110
21
Brian Shriver
1716
25
18
6
2414
5
5
50
2130
30
23
11
2
22
Aaron Hohlbein
1249
14
1402 0 000 01249
14
1402
23
Martin Nuñez
1191
23
1242 192511 01383
28
1352
24
Matt Glaeser
1905
22
2200 450550 02355
27
2700
25
Patrick Otte
3185310 0 000 03185310
26
Cristian Arrieta
1176
15
1412 126310 01302
18
1512
27
Martyn Lancaster
2243
27
2610 450550 02693
32
3110
39
Phil Lamarre
0 0000 0 000 0 0 0000
81
Jean-Philippe Peguero
4368510 0 000 04368510
88
Eduardo Coudet
1498
18
1764 171220 01669
20
1964
GOALKEEPER
STATISTICS
#
1
24
39
Player
Nic Platter
Matt Glaeser
Phil Lamarre
MIN
615
1905
0
GP GSGAGAA
8 6 14 2.05
22 22 22 1.04
0 0 0 0.00
MINUTES
LEADERS
Player
1. Martyn Lancaster
2. Toni Ståhl
3. Lance Laing
4. Brian Shriver
5. Bryan Arguez
GOAL
LEADERS
Player
1. Brian Shriver
2. Abe Thompson
3. Eduardo Coudet
4. Martin Nuñez
5. David Santamaria
MIN
2693
2273
2251
2130
2065
APPEARANCE
LEADERS
G
11
7
6
5
2
Player
1. Martyn Lancaster
2. Brian Shriver
3. Martin Nuñez
4. Toni Ståhl
5. Lance Laing
ASSIST
LEADERS
Player
1. Eduardo Coudet
2. Mike Palacio
3. Brian Shriver
4. Abe Thompson
5. Martin Nuñez
A
4
4
2
2
2
GP
32
30
28
27
27
**NASL clubs were not permitted by the USSF to participate in the 2011 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup
53
ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 2011-2014
Player
Aaron Hohlbein
Aaron Wheeler
Abe Thompson
Abel Gebor
Adam West
Alfonso Motagalvan
Aly Alberto Hassan
Andy Herron
Bradlee Baladez
Brian Shriver
Bryan Arguez
Carlos Salazar
Chris Nurse
Cody Laurendi
Colin Murphy
Conor Shanosky
Cristian Arrieta
Cristian Quinones
Daniel Arcila
Darnell King
Darryl Gordon
David Foley
David Martin
David Meves
David Santamaria
Eduardo Coudet
Emilio Orozco
Fafa Picault
Gerson Mayen
Gonzalo De Mujica
Grant Kerr
Halili Nagime
Hosman Ramos
Ivan Guerrero
Jack Stewart
Jahbari Willis
James Marcelin
Jean-Philippe Peguero
Jeff Attinella
Jemal Johnson
Jenison Brito
Josh Travagli
Justin Chavez
Kamil Contofalsky
Kenney Walker
Lance Laing
Lennon Celestino
Lionel Brown
54
NASL
REGULAR SEASON
LAMAR HUNT
U.S. OPEN CUP
NASL
POSTSEASON
ALL COMPETITION
TOTALS
1249
14
1402 0 0000 0 000 01249
14
1402
4476601 0 0000 0 000 04476601
2436
38
2887 90 11 354644 02880
45
33
127
39364001162100 0 000 05098500
59811701 0 0000 0 000 059811701
1077
16
1201 85 2100 0 000 01162
18
1301
1734
43
1991 93 2131127310 01954
48
21
122
1289
20
1682 12 1000 18 110 01319
22
1782
37712340 0 0000 0 000 037712340
1716
25
1862 0 0000414555 02130
30
23
112
1615
19
1811 0 0000450550 12065
24
2312
1369
21
17522313302 0 000 01600
24
2054
94416
1010 0 0000 0 000 094416
1010
34 1100 0 0000 0 000 0 34 1100
95 5000 0 0000 0 000 0 95 5000
2233
27
26001012100 71 110 02405
30
2800
1176
15
1412 0 0000126310 01302
18
1512
1592200 0 0000 0 000 01592200
2673300 16 1000 0 000 02834300
5595
73
59683894401229320 06213
80
6569
1165100 90 1100 0 000 02066200
3545520 0 0000 0 000 03545520
90 1100 90 1100 0 000 01802200
1802200 0 0000 0 000 01802200
22813121 0 0000 14 100 024214121
1498
18
1764 0 0000171220 01669
20
1964
84914900 0 0000 0 000 084914900
1537
22
17
122 0 0000180210 01717
24
18
122
6778810 0 0000262330 093911
1110
290113001212110 0 000 041113410
2235200 0 0000 0 000 02235200
22 2000 0 0000 0 000 0 22 2000
1012
19
1201 50 1000 90 110 01152
21
1301
4378
49
49091942200210220 04782
53
5309
1704
20
19001802200 0 000 01884
22
2100
32 2000 0 0000 0 000 0 32 2000
1170
13
1301 0 0000210220 01380
15
1501
4368510 0 0000 0 000 04368510
3604400 0 0000 0 000 03604400
84811
1011 30 1000 0 000 087812
1011
88515
1010 0 0000 58 200 094317
1010
0 0000 0 0000 0 000 0 0 0000
1477
27
1500 0 0000 0 000 01477
27
1500
1440
16
1600 0 0000210220 01650
18
1800
53 1000 0 0000 0 000 0 53 1000
3163
39
3625 0 0000516660 33679
45
4228
3776400 0 0000 0 000 03776400
1802200 20 1100 0 000 02003300
Player
Manny Gonzalez
Marius Ebbers
Mark Anderson
Martin Nunez
Martyn Lancaster
Matt Glaeser
Matt Hall
Michael Tetteh
Mike Dietze
Mike Palacio
Mitchell Lopez
Nic Platter
Nickardo Blake
Nico Clavijo
Oka Nikolov
Patrick Otte
Paulinho Le Petit
Paulo Jr.
Pecka
Phil Lamarre
Polo Morales
Rafael Alves
Richard Sanchez
Ronaldo Vieira
Rubens
Scott Gordon
Scott Lorenz
Shavar Thomas
Shawn Chin
Stefan Antonijevic
Stefan Dimitrov
Stephane Guillaume
Toni Ståhl
Walter Ramirez
Walter Restrepo
Yaikel Perez
Yoximar Granado
Zach Kirby
NASL
REGULAR SEASON
LAMAR HUNT
U.S. OPEN CUP
NASL
POSTSEASON
ALL COMPETITION
TOTALS
1777
29
19022863300 0 000 02063
32
2202
5468712 0 0000 0 000 05468712
4688
62
54
1953003331300330 15288
68
60
227
3933
61
46
144 28 1000322722 04283
69
48
164
2243
27
2610 0 0000450550 02693
32
3110
4931
61
60003003300540660 05771
70
6900
68 2000 21 1100 0 000 0 89 3100
1083200 0 0000 90 110 01984300
4 1000 0 0000 0 000 0 4 1000
1156
18
1514 0 0000284430 21440
22
1816
8 1000 0 0000 0 000 0 8 1000
6158600 0 0000 0 000 06158600
1386
20
15001802200 79 110 01645
23
1800
1 1000 0 0000 0 000 0 1 1000
7208800 69 1000 0 000 07899800
65713610 0 0000 0 000 065713610
1130
15
1301 0 0000 0 000 01130
15
1301
98515
1111 0 0000 0 000 098515
1111
4581
60
52314285500485750 15494
72
6232
0 0000 0 0000 0 000 0 0 0000
1210
17
15001682220 0 000 01378
19
1720
3185
36
3611 90 1100210220 03485
39
3911
1260
14
1400 0 0000 0 000 01260
14
1400
1604200 90 1100 0 000 02505300
3297400 0 0000 0 000 03297400
2880
38
3342 90 1100446550 13416
44
3943
1602
23
18051802201 0 000 01782
25
2006
73299002102200 0 000 094211
1100
1904
26
2135 19 1000153220 02076
29
2335
3233
37
3600 0 0000152220 03385
39
3800
4977600 33 1000 0 000 05308600
1365
17
16002102200 56 110 01631
20
1900
5369
64
61012703300540660 06179
73
7001
3208401 0 0000 17 101 03379411
3426
47
35992984311405551 14129
56
43
11
11
79116931 62 1110 0 000 085317
1041
65815611 0 0000 43 400 070119611
3604400 0 0000 0 000 03604400
55
ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
GOAL
LEADERS (REGULAR SEASON)
GOAL
LEADERS (U.S. OPEN CUP)
ASSIST
ASSIST
MINUTES
MINUTES
APPEARANCE
APPEARANCE
Player
1. Mark Anderson
2.Stefano
3. Martin Nuñez
4. Fafà Picault
5. Walter Restrepo
7. Abe Thompson
8. Andy Herron
9. Marlon Freitas
10. 4 Players Tied
Player
1. Walter Restrepo
2. Iván Guerrero
3. Darnell King
4. Shawn Chin
5. Abe Thompson
6.Stefano
7. Mark Anderson
8. Marlon Freitas
9. Lance Laing
10. Scott Lorenz
Player
1. Iván Guerrero
2. Darnell King
3. Toni Ståhl
4. Matt Glaeser
5. Mark Anderson
6.Pecka
7. Martin Nuñez
8. Walter Restrepo
9. Stefan Antonijevic
10. Rafael Alves
56
Player
1. Iván Guerrero
2. Darnell King
3. Toni Ståhl
4. Mark Anderson
5. Matt Glaeser
6. Martin Nuñez
7.Pecka
8. Shawn Chin
9. Walter Restrepo
G
19
16
14
12
9
9
8
8
8
6
A
9
9
8
8
7
7
5
5
5
5
MIN
6468
5595
5369
4931
4688
4581
3933
3426
3233
3185
GP
73
73
64
62
61
61
60
50
47
46
Player
1. Mark Anderson
3. Polo Morales
4. Walter Restrepo
5. Gonzalo De Mujica
6. Yaikel Perez
7. Bruno Nunes
8. Dani Sanchez
Player
1. Carlos Salazar
2. Darnell King
4. Mark Anderson
5. Scott Lorenz
6. Walter Restrepo 7. Dani Sanchez
8. James Marcelin
Player
1.Pecka
2. Darnell King
3. Manny Gonzalez
4. Mark Anderson
5. Matt Glaeser
6. Walter Restrepo
7. Toni Ståhl
8. Carlos Salazar
10. Shavar Thomas
Player
1.Pecka
2. Darnell King
3. Walter Restrepo
4. Manny Gonzalez
5. Mark Anderson
6. Matt Glaeser
7. Toni Ståhl
8. Carlos Salazar
10. Shavar Thomas
G
3
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
A
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
MIN
428
389
376
300
300
298
270
231
210
210
GP
5
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
2
2
GOAL
LEADERS (POSTSEASON)
Player
1. Brian Shriver
2. Abe Thompson
3. Martin Nuñez
4. Walter Restrepo
5. Walter Ramirez
ASSIST
Player
1. Lance Laing
2. Mike Palacio
3. Mark Anderson
4. Bryan Arguez
5.Pecka
6. Scott Gordon
7. Walter Restrepo
MINUTES
Player
1. Matt Glaeser
2. Toni Ståhl
3. Lance Laing
4.Pecka
5. Bryan Arguez
6. Martyn Lancaster
7. Scott Gordon
8. Brian Shriver
9. Walter Resterpo
10. Abe Thompson
APPEARANCE
Player
1.Pecka
2. Martin Nuñez
3. Matt Glaeser
4. Toni Ståhl
5. Lance Laing
6. Abe Thompson
7. Bryan Arguez
8. Martyn Lancaster
9. Scott Gordon
10. Brian Shriver
G
5
4
2
1
1
A
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
MIN
540
540
516
485
450
450
446
414
405
354
GP
7
7
6
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS
GOAL
LEADERS (ALL COMPETITIONS)
Player
1. Mark Anderson
2.Stefano
3. Martin Nuñez
5. Abe Thompson
6. Fafà Picault
7. Walter Restrepo
8. Brian Shriver
9. Andy Herron
10. Marlon Freitas
G
22
16
16
12
12
12
11
11
8
8
ASSIST
Player
1. Walter Restrepo
2. Darnell King
3. Iván Guerrero
4. Lance Laing
5. Shawn Chin
5. Abe Thompson
6. Mark Anderson
7. Mike Palacio
8. Scott Lorenz
10. Marlon Freitas
G
11
9
9
8
8
7
7
6
6
5
MINUTES
Player
1. Iván Guerrero
2. Darnell King
3. Toni Ståhl
4. Matt Glaeser
5.Pecka
6. Mark Anderson
7. Martin Nuñez
8. Walter Restrepo
9. Lance Laing
10. Rafael Alves
MIN
6872
6213
6179
5771
5494
5288
4283
4129
3679
3485
APPEARANCE
Player
1. Darnell King
2. Iván Guerrero
3. Toni Ståhl
4.Pecka
5. Matt Glaeser
6. Martin Nuñez
7. Mark Anderson
8. Walter Restrepo
9. Shawn Chin
GP
80
77
73
72
70
69
68
56
54
48
FIRST GOAL IN TEAM HISTORY......................................... Martyn Lancaster
4/9/11 vs FCE
FASTEST GOAL IN TEAM HISTORY............................................. 26 Seconds
Fafá Picault 9/20/14 vs IND
MOST GOALS IN A GAME............................................................................3
Abe Thompson 10/1/11 vs FCE
Aly Alberto Hassan 4/25/12 vs PRI; 5/22/12 vs Fresno Fuego
Stefano 8/29/15 vs IND, 10/3/15 at SAS
MOST ASSISTS IN A GAME..........................................................................4
Iván Guerrero 10/19/13 vs ATL
MOST GOALS IN A GAME (TEAM)...............................................................7
5/22/12 vs Fresno Fuego; 8/29/15 vs IND
MOST GOALS ALLOWED IN A GAME (TEAM)..............................................5
9/26/15 vs MNU
LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY..................................................................6
8/29/15 vs IND
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON..................................................................... 16
Stefano 2015
MOST ASSISTS IN A SEASON................................................................... 10
Walter Restrepo 2012
MOST MINUTES IN A SEASON............................................................ 2,785
Frankie Sanfilippo
MOST APPEARANCES IN A SEASON........................................................ 32
Matt Glaeser, Martyn Lancaster 2011
BEST GAA IN A SEASON (REGULAR SEASON)...................................... 1.00
David Meves 2015
MOST GOALS IN A SEASON (TEAM)........................................................ 49
2015
FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED IN A SEASON (TEAM)................................... 40
2015
MOST GOALS ALLOWED IN A SEASON (TEAM)....................................... 53
2012
MOST WINS IN A REGULAR SEASON (TEAM).......................................... 11
2014, 2015
FEWEST WINS IN REGULAR SEASON (TEAM)............................................7
2013
MOST WINS VS ANY TEAM.........................................................................9
FC Edmonton
MOST LOSSES IN A REGULAR SEASON (TEAM)....................................... 14
2013
FEWEST LOSSES IN REGULAR SEASON (TEAM)..........................................8
2011
MOST DRAWS IN A REGULAR SEASON (TEAM)....................................... 11
2011
FEWEST DRAWS IN A REGULAR SEASON (TEAM)......................................5
2013
MOST SHUTOUTS IN A SEASON (TEAM).................................................. 10
2011
HIGHEST FINISH IN OVERALL LEAGUE TABLE....................................... 4TH
2011, 2014, 2015
MOST POINTS IN A SEASON (TEAM)....................................................... 41
2015
FEWEST POINTS IN A SEASON (TEAM).................................................... 26
2013
BEST GOAL DIFFERENTIAL IN A SEASON (TEAM).................................... +9
2015
WORST GOAL DIFFERENTIAL IN A SEASON (TEAM)............................... -16
2013
HIGHEST AVERAGE HOME ATTENDANCE........................................... 4,471
2015
HIGHEST SINGLE GAME HOME ATTENDANCE................................. 11,691
9/21/13 vs NYC
57
ALL-TIME NASL HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORDS
YEAR
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
HOME
AWAY
TOTAL
WD L W D L W D L
01 11 10 121
11 00 02 112
10 11 01 202
11 00 10 120
02 00 01 021
TOTAL 35 22 24 576
HOME
AWAY
AWAY
AWAY
TOTAL
HOME
AWAY
TOTAL
HOME
AWAY
TOTAL
TOTAL
YEAR WD L W D L W D L
2011 20 11 10 311
2012 20 00 11 211
2013 02 01 10 130
2014 10 01 01 201
2015 01 01 01 111
TOTAL 53 14 33 964
HOME
HOME
2011 20 00 02 202
2012 20 00 21 221
2013 11 00 02 112
2014 10 00 11 111
2015 10 10 10 111
TOTAL 71 10 46 757
TOTAL
2015 20 01 00 300
TOTAL 20 01 00 300
2014 20 00 10 210
2015 10 10 01 102
TOTAL 30 10 11 312
YEAR
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
WD L W D L W D L
12 01 11 231
01 11 01 112
10 10 02 103
00 10 12 013
00 11 01 102
TOTAL 23 43 27 5511
HOME
AWAY
TOTAL
2011 11 00 20 130
TOTAL 11 00 20 130
HOME
AWAY
TOTAL
2014 11 01 00 210
2015 00 11 10 111
TOTAL 11 12 10 321
HOME
TM
58
AWAY
TOTAL
2012 11 00 11 121
2013 01 11 01 112
2014 10 00 12 112
2015 01 01 10 120
TOTAL 23 12 34 465
HOME
AWAY
TOTAL
HOME
AWAY
TOTAL
HOME
AWAY
TOTAL
2013 00 10 01 002
2014 01 10 01 012
2015 01 10 01 012
TOTAL 02 30 03 026
2011 21 01 11 131
2012 11 00 11 121
TOTAL 32 01 22 252
2011 01 10 02 013
2012 10 10 02 103
2013 10 10 02 103
2014 10 01 01 201
2015 10 01 01 201
TOTAL 41 32 08 6111
ALL-TIME UNIFORM NUMBERS
1......... Nic Platter, David Martin, Cody Laurendi, Oka Nikolov, Kamil Contofalsky, Josh Ford
2......... Christian Quinones, Alfonso Motogalvan, Stefan Antonijevic, Jonathan Borrajo
3......... Zach Kirby, Scott Lorenz, Daniel Arcila, Mitchell Lopez, Karsten Smith
5......... Toni Ståhl, Matt Hall, Marlon Freitas
6......... Lance Laing, Nickardo Blake, Hosman Ramos, Chris Nurse, PC
7......... Paulinho Le Petit, Polo Morales, Pat Otte, David Foley, Gonzalo De Mujica, Frankie Sanfilippo
8......... Lennon Celestino, Pecka, Evans Frimpong
9......... Abe Thompson, Jemal Johnson, Martin Nuñez
10....... Mike Palacio, Walter Restrepo, Léo Moura, Gabriel
11....... David Santamaria, Polo Morales, Stefan Dimitrov, Jahbari Willis, Paulo Jr., Fafà Picault, Dani Sanchez
12....... Aaron Wheeler, Emilio Orozco, Iván Guerrero
13....... Adam West, Jack Stewart, Justin Chavez, Ryan Adeleye
14....... Grant Kerr, Abel Gebor, Carlos Salazar, James Marcelin, Jordan Graye
15....... Scott Gordon, Aly Alberto Hassan
16....... Lance Laing, Mike Dietze, Bradlee Baladez, Josh Travagli
17....... Bryan Arguez, Conor Shanosky, Eduardo Jimenez, Bryan Gaul, Mark Ebanks, Shawn Chin
18....... Yoximar Granado, Michael Tetteh, Stephane Guillaume
19....... Walter Restrepo, Halili Nagime, Gonzalo De Mujica, Marius Ebbers, Jenison Brito, Jose Angulo
20....... Gerson Mayen, Mark Anderson, Christian Blandon
21....... Brian Shriver, Darnell King, Walter Ramirez
22....... Aaron Hohlbein, Lionel Brown
23....... Martin Nuñez, Hosman Ramos, Manny Gonzalez
24....... Matt Glaeser, David Meves
25....... Pat Otte, Nico Clavijo, Rubens, Daniel Navarro
26....... Christian Arrieta, Andy Herron, Hendry Thomas
27....... Martyn Lancaster, Colin Murphy, Fabian Kling
28....... Ronaldo Vieira
29....... Yaikel Perez, Stefano Pinho
30....... Jeff Attinella, Richard Sanchez
31....... Paulo Jr.
33....... Rafael Alves
34....... Darryl Gordon
38....... Joe Nasco
39....... Phil Lamarre
42....... James Marcelin
44....... Shavar Thomas
73....... Walter Ramirez
81....... Jean-Philippe Peguero
83....... Scott Gordon
88....... Eduardo Coudet
90....... Bruno Nunes
99....... Aly Alberto Hassan
59
STRIKERS HISTORY
STRIKERS HISTORIC FACTS
NASL(D1) 1977-1983
ASL/APSL(D2) 1988-1994
USISL(D3) 1994-1997
SOCCER BOWL RUNNERS UP 1980
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1989
The Fort Lauderdale Strikers were originally founded
in 1977 when the Robbie family relocated the Miami
Toros North American Soccer League franchise north
to Lockhart Stadium. The club would go on to be one
of the most successful NASL clubs, featuring some
of the greatest players of all time. The club finished
runner-up in the 1980 Soccer Bowl. The club moved to
Minnesota for the final NASL season in 1984.
The Strikers returned in the American Soccer League
(later American Professional Soccer League) from
1988-94, winning the ASL and National Soccer
Championship in 1989. A third Strikers club played in
the USISL (now known as USL) from 1994-97.
STRIKERS HISTORIC LEADERS (NASL 1977-1983)
GOAL
LEADERS
Player
1. Teofilo Cubillas
2. Ray Hudson
3. Gerd Müller
4. Brian Kidd
5. Branko Segota
MINUTES
LEADERS
Player
1. Ray Hudson
2. Colin Fowles
3. Teofilo Cubillas
4. Jan Van Beveren
5. Ken Fogarty
60
G
59
42
38
33
30
MIN
15,458
10,928
10,547
10,150
9,215
ASSIST
LEADERS
Player
1. Ray Hudson
2. Teofilo Cubillas
3. Branko Segota
4. Gerd Müller
5. Bob Bolitho
GOALS AGAINST
AVERAGE LEADERS
Player
1. Gordon Banks
2. Ian Turner
3. Jan Van Beveren
4. Arnie Mausser
5. Marine Cano
NOTABLE FORMER STRIKERS PLAYERS
Ray Hudson (1977-83, 1988-89, 1991)
Teofilo Cubillas (1979-1983, 1988)
Elias Figueroa (1981)
Gordon Banks (1977-78)
Gerd Müller (1979-81)
Jan Van Beveren (1980-83)
George Best (1978-79)
Brian Kidd (1982-83)
Thomas Rongen (1981-83, 1988-93)
Colin Fowles (1977-1983)
Arnie Mausser (1979-80, 1988-92)
Ken Fogarty (1979-83)
David Irving (1977-80)
Branko Segota (1981-83)
Tony Meola (1991)
A
84
61
28
27
17
GAA
1.40
1.73
1.83
1.98
2.03
APPEARANCE
LEADERS
Player
1. Ray Hudson
2. Colin Fowles
3. Teofilo Cubillas
4. Jan Van Beveren
5. Ken Fogarty
SHUTOUTS
LEADERS
Player
1. Jan Van Beveren
2. Gordon Banks
3. Arnie Mausser
4. Ian Turner
5. Steve Zerhusen
GP
176
140
120
110
101
SO
17
11
5
4
2

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