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3 Credits The 2017 San Antonio FC Media Guide was written and edited by Preston Petri, Luis Leyva and the SAFC PR staff. With editorial assistance from US Soccer. Photography by Katie Funk, Jason Ytuarte, Ben Fox, Courtney Slade, Justin Morin, Darren Abate and the USL San Antonio FC Table of Contents General Information Schedule Roster... 6 Pronunciation Guide... 7 Players Matt Cardone Lee Johnston Sebastien Ibeagha Cyprian Hedrick Miguel Salazar Pecka Billy Forbes Michael Reed Aly Alberto Hassan Cesar Elizondo Victor Araujo Kevyn McFarlane Ben Newnam Akwafei Ajeakwa Stephen McCarthy Rafa Castillo Shawn Chin Kris Tyrpak Greg Cochrane Juan Nino Devin Vega Diego Restrepo Ryan Roushandel Maxi Rodriguez Soccer Staff Darren Powell Andy Thomson/Nick Evans Juan Lamadrid Support Staff Ownership & Front Office History Notable Dates Transactions/Transfers Coaching Records Awards & Recognition National Team Soccer San Antonio FC Captains All-Time Players All-Time Rosters All-Time College/Country Roster All-Time Numbers Annual Statistics Year-by-Year Schedules Record Breakdown/Annual Rankings Year-by-Year Statistics Records Annual Stats Leaders Individial Single- Records Team Single- Records Two-Team Records Individual Season Records Team Season Records Career Records Rookie Single- Records Rookie Season Records Miscellaneous Records Toyota Field Records Attendance Records U.S. Open Cup History & Records History of the Open Cup (US Soccer) Annual Open Cup Stats Leaders Ind. Single- OC Stats Records Team Single- OC Stats Records Two-Team Open Cup Records Ind. Season Open Cup Records Team Season Open Cup Records Career Open Cup Records Rookie Single- OC Records Open Cup History Open Cup Results Playoffs Opponents All-Time Series Breakdown Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC Los Angeles Galaxy II OKC Energy FC Orange County SC Phoenix Rising FC Portlant Timbers Real Monarchs SLC Reno 1868 FC RGV FC Toros Sacramento Republic FC Seattle Sounders Swope Park Rangers Tulsa Roughnecks FC Vancouver Whitecaps USL Eastern Conference SAFC Pro Academy About SAFC Pro Academy Academy Coaching Staff In the Community Spurs Sports & Entertainment Media Information

4 GENERAL INFORMATION QUICK FACTS Team: San Antonio FC Colors: Silver, Black, Red Location: San Antonio, TX Arena: Toyota Field (8,400) First Season: 2016 Ownership Group: Spurs Sports & Entertainment Chairman and CEO: Julianna Hawn Holt Managing Director: Tim Holt All-Time Record: San Antonio Record: Toyota Field Record: Playoff Appearances: Playoff Record: Conference: Western Conference Conference Titles: TICKET INFORMATION Ticket Phone: MLS Website: Mailing Address: Toyota Field 5106 David Edwards Dr. San Antonio, TX Box Office Hours: Event Days - 5 hours prior to kick-off Ticket Sales Manager: Joey Harvey Sales Representative: Adam Pena Sales Representative: Daniel Johansen Sales Representative: Kelsi Darr Sales Representative: Josh Riley Sales Representative: Jackie Laureles Sales Representative: Jose Medellin Ticket Operations Coordinator: John Rose Ticket/Marketing Operations Coordinator: Aaron Zamora Franchise Service and Retention Manager: Miguel Hopkins Franchise Service Representative: Ashley Flores TOYOTA FIELD SOCCER STAFF Head Coach: Darren Powell Alma Mater: UNC Greensboro 95 Record at San Antonio: Career Record: Career Playoff Appearances: N/A Assistant Coach: Andy Thomson Assistant Coach/Pro Academy Director: Nick Evans Assistant/Goalkeeper Coach: Juan Lamadrid Trainer: Yaseen Khan Team Physician: Elliot Young, M.D. Team Services/Equipment Manager: Rashad Moore COMMUNICATIONS Communications Manager: Preston Petri Office Phone: ppetri@attcenter.com Communications Coordinator: Luis Leyva Phone: lleyva@attcenter.com Mailing Address: Toyota Field 5106 David Edwards Dr. San Antonio, TX Website: Facebook: facebook.com/safcusl 4 SAN ANTONIO FC

5 2017 SAFC SCHEDULE DAY DATE OPPONENT STADIUM TIME TV Sunday March 26 at RGV FC Toros H-E-B Park 6 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday April 1 LA GALAXY II Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Friday April 7 COLORADO SPRINGS SWITCHBACKS Toyota Field 8 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday April 15 RENO 1868 FC Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday April 22 at Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 UBC Thunderbird Stadium 5 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Tuesday April 25 at Seattle Sounders 2 Starfire Sports Complex 9:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Friday April 28 at Portland Timbers 2 Providence Park 9:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday May 6 SACRAMENTO REPUBLIC Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday May 13 SEATTLE SOUNDERS 2 Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday May 20 PHOENIX RISING FC Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. FSSW Friday May 26 at Swope Park Rangers Swope Soccer Village 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday June 3 SWOPE PARK RANGERS Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday June 10 at OKC Energy FC Taft Stadium 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday June 17 TULSA ROUGHNECKS FC Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. FSSW Saturday June 24 at Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC Weidner Field 8 p.m. FSSW Saturday July 1 at Sacramento Republic FC Papa Murphy's Park 10 p.m. FSSW Friday July 14 OKC ENERGY FC Toyota Field 8 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday July 22 REAL MONARCHS SLC Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. FSSW Saturday July 29 at Phoenix Rising FC Phoenix Rising Soccer Complex 8:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday August 5 ORANGE COUNTY SC Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday August 12 at Reno 1868 FC Greater Nevada Field 9:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday August 19 at OKC Energy FC Taft Field 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Wednesday August 23 VANCOUVER WHITECAPS 2 Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday August 26 PORTLAND TIMBERS 2 Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. FSSW Saturday September 2 at Real Monarchs SLC Rio Tinto Stadium 8 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday September 9 at LA Galaxy II Stub Hub Center 9:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Wednesday September 13 at Orange County SC Orange County Great Park 9:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Sunday September 17 at Swope Park Rangers Swope Soccer Village 4 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday September 23 RGV FC TOROS Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday September 30 at Tulsa Roughnecks FC ONEOK Field 7 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday October 7 TAMPA BAY ROWDIES Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Saturday October 14 RGV FC TOROS Toyota Field 7:30 p.m. SanAntonioFC.com Dates and times are subject to change All times are Central Standard Time (CST) Home games are denoted by BOLD CAPS FSSW indicates Fox Sports Southwest All games available on SanAntonioFC.com TICKETS Individual game tickets are available for all 16 SAFC home games. Season ticket plans are also available. Individual tickets can be purchased at all San Antonio Ticketmaster locations, including by phone at (210) 444-5MLS or online at ticketmaster.com or SanAntonioFC.com. Call MLS to purchase season ticket plans as well as group ticket packages or for more information. 5 SAN ANTONIO FC

6 2017 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER # Player Pos. Ht. Wt. D.O.B. College/Country Previous Club Hometown 0 Matt Cardone GK /18/93 Trinity San Antonio Scorpions San Antonio, TX 1 Lee Johnston GK /17/92 West Virginia N/A Newberry, FL 3 Sebastien Ibeagha DEF /21/92 Duke Houston Dynamo Missouri City, TX 4 Cyprian Hedrick DEF /6/89 Coastal Carolina OKC Energy FC Friendswood, TX 5 Miguel Salazar MID /28/94 Elon N/A Tucson, AZ 6 Pecka MID /2/89 Brazil Rayo OKC Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 7 Billy Forbes MID /13/90 Lubbock Christian Rayo OKC Turks and Caicos 8 Michael Reed MID /28/87 New Mexico Atlanta Silverbacks Albuquerque, NM 9 Aly Alberto Hassan FWD /15/89 Nova Southeastern Charlotte Independence Weston, FL 10 Cesar Elizondo FWD /10/88 Costa Rica Perez Zeledon Perez Zeledon, Costa Rica 11 Victor Araujo MID /25/91 Trinity N/A Salvador, Brazil 12 Kevyn McFarlane DEF /27/94 Darton State Rochester Rhinos Jamaica 13 Ben Newnam DEF /18/91 Wake Forest Louisville City FC Kernersville, NC 14 AJ Ajeakwa FWD /13/92 Chico State Orange County Blues FC Gardena, CA 15 Stephen McCarthy DEF /21/88 North Carolina KuPS Dallas, TX 16 Rafa Castillo MID /6/80 Colombia San Antonio Scorpions Pereria, Colombia 17 Shawn Chin FWD /11/89 South Florida Fort Lauderdale Strikers Miami, FL 19 Kris Tyrpak MID /19/92 Houston Baptist Swope Park Rangers Dripping Springs, TX 20 Greg Cochrane DEF /1/90 Louisville Chicago Fire Holland, PA 22 Juan Nino MID /15/90 Liberty University Barranquilla Katy, TX 23 Devin Vega MID /11/98 United States FC Dallas San Antonio, TX 24 Diego Restrepo GK /25/88 Virginia Fort Lauderdale Strikers West Palm Beach, FL 25 Ryan Roushandel DEF /11/85 UCF Austin Aztex Atlanta, GA 26 Maxi Rodriguez MID /9/95 UNC Charlotte N/A San Antonio, TX Head Coach: Darren Powell (second season) Assistant Coach: Andy Thomson (second season) Assistant Coach: Nick Evans (second season) Assistant/Goalkeeper Coach: Juan Lamadrid (second season) Athletic Trainer: Yaseen Khan (first season) Equipment Manager: Rashad Moore (second season) Matt Cardone 6-3 // GK // Trinity Lee Johnston 6-3 // GK // West Virginia Sebastien Ibeagha 6-2 // D // Duke Cyprian Hedrick 6-0 // D // Coastal Carolina Miguel Salazar 5-8 // M // Elon Pecka 5-8 // M // Brazil Billy Forbes 5-9 // M // Lubbock Chrisitan 7 Michael Reed 6-0 // M // New Mexico 8 Aly Alberto Hassan 6-2 // F // Nova Southeastern 9 Cesar Elizondo 5-7 // F // Costa Rica 10 Victor Araujo 6-0 // M //Trinity 11 Kevyn McFarlane 5-11 // D // Darton State 12 Ben Newnam 5-10 // D // Wake Forest 13 Akwafei Ajeakwa 5-7 // F // Chico State 14 Stephen McCarthy 6-5 // D // UNC 15 Rafa Castillo 5-6 // M // Colombia 16 Shawn Chin 5-7 // F // South Florida 17 Kris Tyrpak 5-11 // M // Houston Baptist 19 6 SAN ANTONIO FC Greg Cochrane 5-8 // D // Louisville 20 Juan Nino 5-9 // M // Liberty 22 Devin Vega 5-5 // M // USA 23 Diego Restrepo 6-0 // GK // Virginia 24 Ryan Roushandel 6-3 // D // UCF 25 Maxi Rodriguez 5-11// M // UNC Charlotte 26

7 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 2017 SAFC Pronunciation Guide Akwafei Ajeakwa... AH-kwah-fay, ah-jay-kwah Victor Araujo... ah-rah-oo-joh Matt Cardone.. MAT, car-doan-ee Rafael Castillo.. rah-fuh-el, cas-tee-yoh Shawn Chin SHAWN, CHIN Greg Cochrane GREGG, CAW-crinn Cesar Elizondo SEH-sar, eh-lih-zawn-doe Billy Forbes.. BILL-ee, Forbes Aly Alberto Hassan..AH-lee, HAH-sahn Cyprian Hedrick.. SIP-ree-ann, HEH-drick Sebastien Ibeagha.. seh-bas-tee-ehn, ih-bee-ah-gah Lee Johnston LEE, jon-ston Stephen McCarthy... STEE-ven, MAC-car-thee Kevyn McFarlane. KEH-vin, mac-far-lin Juan Niño. JUAN, NEE-ñoh Ben Newnam Ben, NEW-nam Pecka. PEH-cah Michael Reed... mai-cull, REED Diego Restrepo... Diego, reh-strepp-oh Maxi Rodriguez MAX-ee, ro-dree-gess Ryan Roushandel ruh-shan-del Kris Tyrpak KRIS, TEER-pak Devin Vega... DEH-vin, VEGA 7 SAN ANTONIO FC

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9 MATT CARDONE MATT CARDONE SAN ANTONIO FC 2016: Started 13 matches in USL play, but totaled 14 league appearances...allowed 21 goals while making 48 saves, including four penalty-kick stops...cardone was in league play and picked up one yellow card...the San Antonio native recorded a 1.59 GAA...Recorded his fourth penalty save and fourth clean sheet on 9/17 vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC... Earned USL Player of the Week honors on Week 23 after an impressive performance at Saint Louis FC... Made a penalty save and recorded his third clean sheet for SAFC on 8/27 vs. Saint Louis FC... Recorded his second clean sheet of the season on 8/20 in the 1-0 win vs. Sounders FC 2... Recorded a club-record nine saves during the 2-1 loss at Swope Park Rangers... Made a penalty save and recorded a clean sheet in his second start for the club during the 2-0 win against Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 on 7/16... Came on as a substitute and played 21 minutes on 7/9 against OKC Energy FC... Made club debut on 5/7 against RGV FC... CAREER Joined San Antonio FC in February 2016 ahead of the club s inaugural season Spent 2015 with the San Antonio Scorpions in the NASL after trial with Orlando City SC Played four games total, making three starts. COLLEGE Played a total of 47 games and started in 45 for Trinity University from Earned 14 shutouts and a save % of.840 Win/Loss ratio 34/3 Was named the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Men s Soccer Co-Defensive Player of the Week (Oct, 2013). 0Goalkeeper Trinity University San Antonio, TX By- Statistics Opponent GP GS M GA SV SV% W D L YC-RC GAA PK-SV April 3 at Seattle April 9 vs. SPR April 13 at LA April 16 at OC Blues April 23 at Colorado April 30 vs. Tulsa May 7 vs. RGVFC May 15 at OKC May 21 vs. OKC May 25 vs. RGVFC June 4 at RGVFC June 11 at Portland June 18 vs. Colorado June 23 v. OC Blues July 3 at Tulsa July 9 vs. OKC July 16 vs. Vancouver July 23 vs. LA July 30 at SPR August 6 at SAC August 13 at Arizona August 17 vs. Arizona , August 20 vs. Seattle August 27 at Saint Louis August 31 at SPR Sept. 4 vs. Arizona Sept. 10 vs. Saint Louis Sept. 14 at Real Monarchs Sept. 17 vs. Tulsa Sept. 24 at RGVFC Stats Year League Team GP GS Min GA SV SV% W D L YC-RC GAA 2016 USL SAFC , SAN ANTONIO FC

10 LEE JOHNSTON LEE JOHNSTON SAN ANTONIO FC 2016: Did not make an official appearance in USL or Open Cup play in was a member of the 18-man USL squad for 13 total matches, including the final nine of the season...joined the club prior to the start if the 2016 USL season CAREER Joined San Antonio FC in March 2016 ahead of the club s inaugural season COLLEGE Played at West Virginia University in 2013 and 2014 Spent playing for the University of Pittsburgh Started in 15 games Ranked second in the Big East Conference in saves per game (4.93) and third in saves (74) Named member of the Duquesne Invitational All-Tournament Team Earned MVP honors at the Pitt/Nike Invitational Started 11 matches out of 13 appearances in 2011 Earned a team-high 1091 minutes in goal Ranked eighth among the East leaders in save percentage (.787) and fourth in saves per game (4.54). 1Goalkeeper West Virginia Newberry, FL By- Statistics Opponent GP GS M GA SV SV% W D L YC-RC GAA April 3 at Seattle April 9 vs. SPR April 13 at LA April 16 at OC Blues April 23 at Colorado April 30 vs. Tulsa May 7 vs. RGVFC May 15 at OKC May 21 vs. OKC May 25 vs. RGVFC June 4 at RGVFC June 11 at Portland June 18 vs. Colorado June 23 v. OC Blues July 3 at Tulsa July 9 vs. OKC July 16 vs. Vancouver July 23 vs. LA July 30 at SPR August 6 at SAC August 13 at Arizona August 17 vs. Arizona August 20 vs. Seattle August 27 at Saint Louis August 31 at SPR Sept. 4 vs. Arizona Sept. 10 vs. Saint Louis Sept. 14 at Real Monarchs Sept. 17 vs. Tulsa Sept. 24 at RGVFC Stats Year League Team GP GS Min GA SV SV% W D L YC-RC GAA 2016 USL SAFC SAN ANTONIO FC

11 SEBASTIEN IBEAGHA 3Defender Duke Missouri city, TX SEBASTIEN IBEAGHA RAYO OKC (NASL)/RGV FC (USL) 2016: Over the course of the 2016 season, Ibeagha spent time on loan to RGV FC (USL) and Rayo OKC (NASL) from the Houston Dynamo where he appeared in 24 total matches between the two clubs, scoring two goals in 2,013 minutes played...joined Rayo OKC in July, and helped lead the club to the 2016 NASL Playoffs, following a fourth-place league finish. CAREER Prior to signing a professional contract with the Dynamo, Ibeagha signed with Danish club Horsens, making 17 appearances and playing 1,530 minutes with the club...spent time on loan to Danish club Fredericia and Icelandic side Fram Reykjavik where he made a combined 35 appearances, totaling 3,150 minutes and scoring two goals from moved to the United States from Nigeria, and joined the Houston Dynamo Academy where he spent two years, being named the Dynamo s Academy Player of the Year in INTERNATIONAL Has represented the United States at the U-20, and U-15 level, participating in the 2011 CONCACAF U-20 Championship where the U.S. advanced to the quarterfinals COLLEGE Attended Duke University and played soccer for four years from , being named the Atlantic Coast Conference Defender of the Year in 2012 and first team All-ACC in his junior and senior seasons By- Statistics (with Rayo OKC) Opponent GP GS M G A Sh YC RC April 2 vs. Edmonton April 9 vs. Carolina April 22 at Miami April 30 vs. Indy May 7 at Jacksonville May 14 at Tampa Bay May 21 vs. Fort Lauderdale May 28 at New York June 4 vs. Minnesota June 11 at Ottawa July 2 vs. Edmonton July 10 at Ottawa July 13 vs. Puerto Rico July 16 vs. New York July 23 at Puerto Rico July 27 vs. Tampa Bay July 30 vs. Minnesota Aug. 7 at New York Aug. 13 at Indy Aug. 20 vs. Miami Aug. 27 at Tampa Bay Sept. 3 at Minnesota Sept. 11 vs. Jacksonville Sept. 14 at Edmonton Sept. 18 vs. Fort Lauderdale Sept. 24 at Jacksonville Oct. 2 vs. Carolina Oct. 8 at Miami Oct. 12 at Carolina Oct. 16 vs. Ottawa Oct. 22 at Fort Lauderdale Oct. 30 vs. Indy Playoffs Nov. 5 at New York Regular Season Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A Sho YC RC 2016 Rayo , Playoff Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A Sho YC RC 2016 Rayo SAN ANTONIO FC

12 CYPRIAN HEDRICK CYPRIAN HEDRICK OKC ENERGY FC (USL) 2016: Hedrick started and played 90 minutes in 29 of the OKC's 30 USL regular season matches and ranked seventh in the USL in total minutes played (2,610)...led OKC to the third-most clean sheets in the league (13) while only allowing 27 goals, which ranked as the ninth least in the USL and fourth least in the Western Conference...appeared in both OKC playoff matches last season, tallying 179 minutes played...missed his first and only game of the season on 9/21 at Vancouver CAREER Prior to joining SAFC, 2016 marked Hedrick s third year with OKC Energy FC after he joined the club in Over the course of his three seasons there, the 27-year-old appeared in 78 of the club s 86 regular season matches, tallying 5,737 minutes played and helping the club record 33 shutouts... originally drafted by Sporting Kansas City (MLS) in the second round (30th overall) of the 2012 MLS SuperDraft... made three appearances for Sporting s reserve side before his season ended prematurely due to injury...joined the now-defunct USL club Phoenix FC where he started 24 of the club s 26 matches, playing in 2,160 total minutes in also played PDL soccer with the Fresno Fuego, making 36 appearances and scoring six goals over three seasons from COLLEGE Attended San Jacinto College in 2008 before transferring to Coastal Carolina University where he played collegiate soccer for three seasons from following his senior season with the Chanticleers, was named the Big South Defensive Player of the Year...was also selected to the 2011 All-South Atlantic Team and was named First Team All-Big South, while also earning a place on the 2011 NSCAA Men's Collegiate Scholar All-American first team 4Forward Coastal Carolina Friendswood, TX By- Statistics (with OKC) Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT March 26 vs. Colorado April 9 vs. Saint Louis April 23 vs. Swope May 1 at Seattle May 7 at Arizona May 15 vs. SA May 21 at SA May 24 vs. SLC June 4 at Tulsa June 11 at RGVFC June 18 at Swope June 25 vs. Vancouver July 2 vs. RGVFC July 9 at SA July 12 at Swope July 16 vs. OC Blues July 23 vs. Tulsa July 30 at Saint Louis August 2 vs. Sacramento August 6 at RGVFC August 13 vs. LA August 20 at Tulsa August 24 vs. Colorado August 27 vs. Tulsa August 31at Saint Louis Sept. 4 at Portland Sept. 11 vs. Seattle Sept.18 vs. Swope Sept. 21 at Vancouver Sept. 24 vs. Saint Louis Playoffs Oct. 1 at RGV FC Oct. 8 at Vancouver Regular Season Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 OKC , Playoff Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 OKC SAN ANTONIO FC

13 MIGUEL SALAZAR MIGUEL SALAZAR SAN ANTONIO FC 2016: Played in 24 total USL matches, start 18 and playing 1,592 minutes...played 90 minutes in one Open Cup start...served a one-match suspension on 9/24 for yellow card accumulation... Started seven on eight matches as a defensive midfielder from 6/18 to 8/6, playing a total of 573 minutes over that span...made first start for the club on 5/18 in the second round of the US Open Cup...Made professional and club debut on 4/23 against Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC... Open Cup: Played in one Open Cup match in the second round vs. Corinthians FC SA, starting and playing 90 minutes CAREER Joined San Antonio FC in February 2016 ahead of the club s inaugural season...competed in the 2016 MLS Combine in preperation for the 2016 MLS SuperDraft. COLLEGE Spent four years playing Division I soccer for Elon University Earned Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) first team honors his senior season Helped lead the Phoenix to a CAA regular season title and third NCAA tournament appearance in four years Earned first team All-CAA honors in Ranked third on the team in points (seven) and goals (three) Named to the SoCon s All-Freshman Team in Midfielder Elon Tucson, AZ By- Statistics Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT April 3 at Seattle April 9 vs. SPR April 13 at LA April 16 at OC Blues April 23 at Colorado April 30 vs. Tulsa May 7 vs. RGVFC May 15 at OKC May 21 vs. OKC May 25 vs. RGVFC June 4 at RGVFC June 11 at Portland June 18 vs. Colorado June 23 v. OC Blues July 3 at Tulsa July 9 vs. OKC July 16 vs. Vancouver July 23 vs. LA July 30 at SPR August 6 at SAC August 13 at Arizona August 17 vs. Arizona August 20 vs. Seattle August 27 at Saint Louis August 31 at SPR Sept. 4 vs. Arizona Sept. 10 vs. Saint Louis Sept. 14 at Real Monarchs Sept. 17 vs. Tulsa Sept. 24 at RGVFC Stats Year Comp GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , USOC Total , SAN ANTONIO FC

14 PECKA PECKA RAYO OKC (NASL) 2016: Spent the 2016 season with Rayo OKC (NASL) where he appeared in 20 matches, starting 13 during the 2016 season...amassed 1,046 total minutes, scored one goal and recorded two assists, helping Rayo OKC grab the fourth and final playoff spot...logged 20 minutes as a substitute in Rayo s lone playoff matchup against the New York Cosmos. CAREER Began his professional career in his native Brazil, playing with Flamengo and CFZ do Rio before moving to the United States and joining the Fort Lauderdale Strikers (NASL) in over the course of four seasons with Fort Lauderdale, Pecka appeared in 60 matches, starting 52 and playing a total of 4,452 minutes while scoring three goals and adding an assist...helped lead the Strikers to the NASL Championship in 2014 where they narrowly fell to the San Antonio Scorpions at Toyota Field...also spent a period on-loan to Brazilian club Madureira during the 2014 season... signed with MLS club Real Salt Lake in 2015 where he went on to make four appearances with the first team and six appearances on-loan with Real Monarchs SLC (USL) By- Statistics (with Rayo OKC) 6Midfielder Brazil Opponent GP GS M G A Sh YC RC April 2 vs. Edmonton April 9 vs. Carolina April 22 at Miami April 30 vs. Indy May 7 at Jacksonville May 14 at Tampa Bay May 21 vs. Fort Lauderdale May 28 at New York June 4 vs. Minnesota June 11 at Ottawa July 2 vs. Edmonton July 10 at Ottawa July 13 vs. Puerto Rico July 16 vs. New York July 23 at Puerto Rico July 27 vs. Tampa Bay July 30 vs. Minnesota Aug. 7 at New York Aug. 13 at Indy Aug. 20 vs. Miami Aug. 27 at Tampa Bay Sept. 3 at Minnesota Sept. 11 vs. Jacksonville Sept. 14 at Edmonton Sept. 18 vs. Fort Lauderdale Sept. 24 at Jacksonville Oct. 2 vs. Carolina Oct. 8 at Miami Oct. 12 at Carolina Oct. 16 vs. Ottawa Oct. 22 at Fort Lauderdale Oct. 30 vs. Indy Playoffs Nov. 5 at New York Regular Season Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A Sho YC RC 2016 Rayo , Playoff Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A Sho YC RC 2016 Rayo SAN ANTONIO FC

15 BILLY FORBES 7Midfielder Lubbock Christian Turks and Caicos BILLY FORBES RAYO OKC (NASL) 2016: Spent the 2016 season with Rayo OKC (NASL) where he appeared in 29 games, starting 25 and playing 2,277 total minutes...led the team with four assists and added three goals, leading Rayo OKC to the playoffs after the club finished fourth in the combined table between the Spring and Fall seasons... finished off a period of three seasons where no other NASL player recorded more assists (19) CAREER Prior to joining Rayo OKC, spent two seasons playing with the now-defunct San Antonio Scorpions (NASL) from appeared in 48 matches for the Scorpions, scoring nine goals and recording a club-high 15 assists...led his team to the 2014 NASL Championship at Toyota Field...led the NASL in assists in 2014 (seven), while ranking second in the same category the following season (eight)... was named the NASL Player of the Week in week seven of the 2015 season... spent time with Premier Development League (PDL) sides Southern West Virginia King's Warriors and the Mississippi Brilla from scored nine goals in 22 PDL appearances INTERNATIONAL Forbes is a full-international and is currently the captain of the Turks and Caicos National Team...has appeared in six matches since 2008 including World Cup Qualifiers, scoring one goal over 540 total minutes COLLEGE Played collegiate soccer at Western Texas University, scoring 8 goals in 18 games before transferring to Lubbock Christian University in 2013, and later becoming the Chaparrals first-ever All-American By- Statistics (with Rayo OKC) Opponent GP GS M G A Sh YC RC April 2 vs. Edmonton April 9 vs. Carolina April 22 at Miami April 30 vs. Indy May 7 at Jacksonville May 14 at Tampa Bay May 21 vs. Fort Lauderdale May 28 at New York June 4 vs. Minnesota June 11 at Ottawa July 2 vs. Edmonton July 10 at Ottawa July 13 vs. Puerto Rico July 16 vs. New York July 23 at Puerto Rico July 27 vs. Tampa Bay July 30 vs. Minnesota Aug. 7 at New York Aug. 13 at Indy Aug. 20 vs. Miami Aug. 27 at Tampa Bay Sept. 3 at Minnesota Sept. 11 vs. Jacksonville Sept. 14 at Edmonton Sept. 18 vs. Fort Lauderdale Sept. 24 at Jacksonville Oct. 2 vs. Carolina Oct. 8 at Miami Oct. 12 at Carolina Oct. 16 vs. Ottawa Oct. 22 at Fort Lauderdale Oct. 30 vs. Indy Playoffs Nov. 5 at New York Regular Season Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A Sho YC RC 2016 Rayo , Playoff Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A Sho YC RC 2016 Rayo SAN ANTONIO FC

16 MICHAEL REED MICHAEL REED SAN ANTONIO FC 2016: Appeared in 16 USL matches, starting 14 and scoring three goals while collecting an assist... captained the team one time before suffering an injury that would eventually end his season on 7/30 at SPR...appeared in two Open Cup matches in 2016, playing 180 minutes...scored third goal for SAFC on 7/30 in the 2-1 loss against Swope Park Rangers... Earned USL Team of the Week honors for week 15 after his performance against Tulsa Roughnecks FC... Scored second club goal in as many matches on 7/3 at Tulsa Roughnecks... Scored first club goal on 6/23 in the 3-2 win against OC Blues... Recorded an assist on 6/18 to set up Victor Araujo for the first goal of the 2-1 win against Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC... Returned from injury on 5/21 vs. OKC Energy FC... Was out May 7-15 with right hamstring injury... Started and played 90 minutes in his club debut on 4/3 in Seattle Open Cup: Appeared in two Open Cup matches in 2016, playing 180 minutes CAREER Joined San Antonio FC in February 2016 ahead of the club s inaugural season Spent the 2015 season playing with the Atlanta Silverbacks (NASL) Started in all 29 of his appearances and scored one goal in 2590 minutes of play Played three seasons with Minnesota United (NASL) between Scored one goal in 31 appearances Part of the team that won the NASL Spring Championship in COLLEGE Played at the University of New Mexico from Named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America s All-West Region Third Team Scored three goals and recorded 11 assists in 75 appearances 8Midfielder New Mexico Alburquerque, NM By- Statistics Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT April 3 at Seattle April 9 vs. SPR April 13 at LA April 16 at OC Blues April 23 at Colorado April 30 vs. Tulsa May 7 vs. RGVFC May 15 at OKC May 21 vs. OKC May 25 vs. RGVFC June 4 at RGVFC June 11 at Portland June 18 vs. Colorado June 23 v. OC Blues July 3 at Tulsa July 9 vs. OKC July 16 vs. Vancouver July 23 vs. LA July 30 at SPR August 6 at SAC August 13 at Arizona August 17 vs. Arizona August 20 vs. Seattle August 27 at Saint Louis August 31 at SPR Sept. 4 vs. Arizona Sept. 10 vs. Saint Louis Sept. 14 at Real Monarchs Sept. 17 vs. Tulsa Sept. 24 at RGVFC Stats Year Comp GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 SAFC , USOC Total , SAN ANTONIO FC

17 ALY ALBERTO HASSAN ALY ALBERTO HASSAN CHARLOTTE INDEPENDENCE (USL) 2016: Spent the 2016 season with the Carolina RailHawks (NASL) while also being loaned to the Charlotte Independence (USL)...scored one goal in 10 games (165 minutes) with the RailHawks before being loaned to the Independence...with Charlotte, Hassan finished the season scoring one goal and recording two assists in 10 appearances before adding a goal in the Independence s first-round playoff match against the Rochester Rhinos. CAREER Hassan was an established player with the Fort Lauderdale Strikers (NASL) from where he scored nine goals in 50 total games (1,972 minutes)...spent time on loan with Club Aurora in Bolivia in played 12 matches for Ottawa Fury FC, scoring three goals after joining them midway through the 2015 NASL season. COLLEGE Attended Nova Southeastern University where he played soccer from , while also playing with USL PDL club the Central Florida Craze. 9Forward Nova Southeastern Weston, Florida By- Statistics (with Charlotte) Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT March 26 vs. Louisville April 2 vs. Harrisburg April 9 at Cincinnati April 16 vs. Charleston April 22 vs. Richmond May 1 at NY Red Bulls II May 7 vs. Montreal May 10 at Wilmington May 14 at Rochester May 28 at Orlando June 4 vs. Toronto June 10 vs. Bethlehem June 18 vs. Richmond June 25 at Harrisburg July 2 at Orlando City B July 9 vs. Wilmington July 16 vs. NY Red Bulls II July 23 at Pittsburgh July 30 at Montreal Aug. 3 at Charleston Aug. 7 at Bethlehem Aug. 13 vs. Wilmington Aug. 17 vs. Orlando Aug. 27 at Charleston Aug. 31 vs. Cincinnati Sept. 4 at Toronto FC II Sept. 10 vs. Pittsburgh Sept. 14 at Richmond Sept. 17 vs. Rochester Sept. 24 at Louisville Playoffs Oct. 2 at Rochester Regular Season Stats Year Team GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT 2016 CLT Playoff Stats Year Team GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT 2016 CLT SAN ANTONIO FC

18 CESAR ELIZONDO CESAR ELIZONDO SAN ANTONIO FC 2016: Made nine USL appearances after joining the club in July...started six times and played 574 minutes, scoring two goals and recording one assist...earned USL Team of the Week Bench honors in week 22 for his performances against Arizona United and Sounders 2... Scored second SAFC goal on 8/17 in the club's 3-2 win vs. Arizona United... Recorded an assist on 8/17 to set up Franck Tayou in the 3-2 win vs. Arizona United... Scored his first SAFC goal on 8/6 at Sacramento Republic FC... Made first SAFC start on 7/23 vs LA Galaxy II... Made USL and club debut on 7/16 and played 36 minutes in the 2-0 win against Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2... Signed with club on 7/11/ Forward Costa Rica Perez Zeledon, Costa Rica CAREER Elizondo joined SAFC in July of most recently played for Costa Rican first division side Pérez Zeledón during the season...scored four goals in 18 appearances and 1404 total minutes with Zeledon...spent two seasons with the now defunct San Antonio Scorpions from scored eight total goals for the Scorpions and helped lead the team to an NASL championship in originally joined Costa Rican club Deportivo Saprissa where he made 28 appearances from before moving to the United States and joining the Carolina RailHawks (NASL) in was traded to the Scorpions in the middle of the 2014 season...scored 10 goals and recorded eight assists over 68 games in the NASL overall...made four total appearances in CONCACAF Champions League play with Saprissa. INTERNATIONAL Has made 10 total appearances for his country s national team, playing for the Ticos in Copa America matches, Copa Centroamericana matches and international friendlies By- Statistics Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT April 3 at Seattle April 9 vs. SPR April 13 at LA April 16 at OC Blues April 23 at Colorado April 30 vs. Tulsa May 7 vs. RGVFC May 15 at OKC May 21 vs. OKC May 25 vs. RGVFC June 4 at RGVFC June 11 at Portland June 18 vs. Colorado June 23 v. OC Blues July 3 at Tulsa July 9 vs. OKC July 16 vs. Vancouver July 23 vs. LA July 30 at SPR August 6 at SAC August 13 at Arizona August 17 vs. Arizona August 20 vs. Seattle August 27 at Saint Louis August 31 at SPR Sept. 4 vs. Arizona Sept. 10 vs. Saint Louis Sept. 14 at Real Monarchs Sept. 17 vs. Tulsa Sept. 24 at RGVFC Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 SAFC SAN ANTONIO FC

19 VICTOR ARAUJO VICTOR ARAUJO SAN ANTONIO FC 2016: Made three starts and recored 11 appearances in USL play in scored one goal and recorded one assist while also tallying 162 minutes in Open Cup action...suffered a season-ending injury on 6/18 vs Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC... Scored first professional and club goal on 6/18 in the 2-1 win over Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC... Recorded an assist on 6/11 when he set up Milton Palacios for the 1-1 equalizer against Portland Timbers 2... Made first start on 4/30 against Tulsa Roughnecks FC... Made his professional debut after coming on as a substitute in the 90th minute of the home opener on 4/9... Open Cup: Appeared in all three Open Cup matches for SAFC, starting two and playing a total of 162 minutes while recording four shots and one on target. 11 Midfielder Trinity Salvador, Brazil CAREER Joined San Antonio FC in February 2016 ahead of the club s inaugural season Played for AS Eupen in the Belgian Second Division during the 2011/2012 season, where he made 7 appearances. COLLEGE Played for Trinity University from Scored 20 goals and recorded 18 assists in 43 total games Ranked in the top 25 in goals and assists at Trinity Named to Division III All-American Team SCAC Men s Soccer Offensive Player-of-the-Week for matches played from Friday, September 30th through Sunday, October 6th By- Statistics Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT April 3 at Seattle April 9 vs. SPR April 13 at LA April 16 at OC Blues April 23 at Colorado April 30 vs. Tulsa May 7 vs. RGVFC May 15 at OKC May 21 vs. OKC May 25 vs. RGVFC June 4 at RGVFC June 11 at Portland June 18 vs. Colorado June 23 v. OC Blues July 3 at Tulsa July 9 vs. OKC July 16 vs. Vancouver July 23 vs. LA July 30 at SPR August 6 at SAC August 13 at Arizona August 17 vs. Arizona August 20 vs. Seattle August 27 at Saint Louis August 31 at SPR Sept. 4 vs. Arizona Sept. 10 vs. Saint Louis Sept. 14 at Real Monarchs Sept. 17 vs. Tulsa Sept. 24 at RGVFC Stats Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL USOC Total SAN ANTONIO FC

20 KEVYN MCFARLANE KEVYN MCFARLANE ROCHESTER RHINOS (USL) 2016: Joins San Antonio FC from the Rochester Rhinos (USL) where he appeared in two regular season matches, totaling 12 minutes played in 2016 COLLEGE The 22-year-old played collegiate soccer at both Eastern Florida State College and Darton State College, while also spending time with the South Florida Surf in the Premier Development League By- Statistics (with Rochester) 12 Defender Darton State College Jamaica Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT April 9 at Richmond April 17 at NY Red Bulls April 23 vs. Montreal April 30 vs. Harrisburg May 6 vs. Charleston May 14 vs. Charlotte May 22 at Orlando May 28 vs. Bethlehem May 14 vs. Saint Louis June 4 at Montreal June 11 at Toronto June 18 vs. Louisville June 25 vs. Pittsburgh July 2 at NY Red Bulls July 6 vs. Cincinnati July 10 vs. Orlando July 16 vs. Montreal July 20 at Toronto July 24 at Bethlehem July 29 at Harrisburg Aug. 3 vs. Richmond Aug. 6 vs. Wilmington Aug. 13 at Louisville Aug. 20 vs. Pittsburgh Aug. 24 at Cincinnati Aug. 27 at Wilmington Sept. 3 at Charleston Sept.10 vs. NY Red Bulls Sept. 17 at Charlotte Sept. 24 vs. Toronto Playoffs Oct. 1 vs. Charlotte Oct. 7 at NY Red Bulls Regular Season Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 ROC SAN ANTONIO FC

21 BEN NEWNAM 13 Defender Wake Forest Kernersville, NC BEN NEWNAM LOUISVILLE CITY FC (USL) 2016: Newnam joins San Antonio FC from Louisville City FC (USL) where he appeared in 23 regular season matches in 2016, starting 21 and playing a total of 1,964 minutes...scored one goal and recorded three assists during the campaign, and helped lead his club to a second place finish in the USL Eastern Conference standings... appeared in two playoff matches with Louisville as the club made its way to the Eastern Conference final before falling to New York Red Bulls II...played in 59 minutes, recording one shot in the postseason. CAREER Got his start in professional soccer after joining the Charlotte Eagles (USL) in in two seasons with the Eagles, Newnam amassed 57 appearances and totaled nearly 5,000 minutes played...scored three goals over that span before joining the Colorado Rapids (MLS) at the start of the 2015 season.. while with Colorado, Newnam spent time on-loan with the Charlotte Independence before joining the Pittsburgh Riverhounds midseason, making a combined 17 appearances with the two east coast clubs COLLEGE Attended Wake Forest University and played four years of collegiate soccer for the Demon Deacons, making 74 appearances for the school during his tenure...while at college, also spent time playing for PDL clubs Reading United and the Carolina Dynamo By- Statistics (with LOU) Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT March 26 at Charlotte April 2 vs. NY Red Bulls April 9 vs. Orlando April 16 at Cincinnati April 22 at Harrisburg April 27 vs. Pittsburgh May 1 at Bethlehem May 4 at Toronto May 14 vs. Saint Louis May 21 at Richmond May 28 at Charleston June 5 at Orlando June 11 vs. Wilmington June 18 at Rochester June 21 vs. Toronto June 25 vs. Cincinnati July 4 vs. Montreal July 9 vs. Charleston July 17 at Wilmington July 23 at Cincinnati July 30 vs. Orlando Aug. 5 at Pittsburgh Aug. 10 vs. Harrisburg Aug. 13 vs. Rochester Aug. 19 at NY Red Bulls Aug. 27 vs. Bethlehem Sept. 3 at Montreal Sept.10 vs. Richmond Sept. 17 at Saint Louis Sept. 24 vs. Charlotte Playoffs Oct. 2 vs. Richmond Oct. 8 vs. Charleston Oct. 16 at NY Red Bulls Regular Season Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 LOU , Playoff Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 LOU SAN ANTONIO FC

22 AKWAFEI AJEAKWA AKWAFEI AJEAKWA ORANGE COUNTY BLUES FC (USL) 2016: Appeared in 24 matches for OC Blues FC, starting nine and playing 1,143 total minutes...scored one goal and recorded two assists in the regualr season...lone USL goal was ranked the top headed strike by the league following the season...appeared in two playoff matches, recording three shots in 205 total minutes played...was shown three red cards in 2016 along with one yellow card...recorded an assist on 7/10 vs. Sacramento...scored his first goal for the club on 6/4 vs. Seattle...recorded his first assist on 4/20 vs. Portland...was shown his first red card of the season on 5/8 vs. Colorado Springs CAREER Signed with the OC Blues at the start of the 2016 season...prior to joining OC Blues FC, spent time playing professionally in England with Biggleswade United who play in the Spartan South Midlands League in the National League System...Also spent time with the Ventura County Fusion (PDL) in 2015 COLLEGE 14 Forward Chico State Gardena, CA Played two years of collegiate soccer while attending Chico State University from earned All- CCAA Second Team honors and was named the Conference Newcomer of the Year in played two collegiate seasons at LA Harbor College By- Statistics (with OC Blues FC) Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT March 26 vs. Vancouver April 2 vs. Saint Louis April 8 at LA April 16 vs. SAFC April 20 vs. Portland April 30 at Sacramento May 8 vs. Colorado May 14 vs. Arizona May 21 at Real SLC May 27 at Colorado June 4 vs. Seattle June 11 at Arizona June 18 vs. Real SLC June 23 at SAFC June 26 at RGVFC July 2 at LA July 10 vs. Sacramento July 16 at OKC July 23 vs. Swope July 30 vs. LA August 4 at Tulsa August 7 vs. Arizona August 10 at Vancouver August 14 at Portland August 20 vs. LA August 24 vs. Sacramento Sept. 3 at Sacramento Sept. 9 at Real SLC Sept.17 vs. RGVFC Sept. 24 vs. Colorado Playoffs Oct. 1 at Sacramento Oct. 9 at Swope Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 OCB , Playoffs Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 OCB SAN ANTONIO FC

23 STEPHEN MCCARTHY 15 Defender North Carolina 23 SAN ANTONIO FC STEPHEN MCCARTHY SAN ANTONIO FC 2016: Started all 19 USL games he appeared in, compiling 1,571 minutes and adding two goals and an assist...started two Open Cup matches, playing in 180 minutes...suffered a season-ending injury on 8/17 vs. Arizona...Scored second club goal on 7/23 in the 2-3 loss vs LA Galaxy II... Earned USL Team of the Week honors in week 13 after his performance on 6/18 vs Switchbacks FC... Scored his first SAFC goal on 6/18 in the 2-1 win over Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC... Started and played 90 minutes in first four matches in club history... Recorded his first assist for the club on 4/13 away against LA Galaxy II... Open Cup: Started two Open Cup matches, playing in 180 minutes. Started and played 90 in the third round matchup agasint the Des Moines Menace, and the fourth round game agains the Houston Dynamo (MLS). CAREER Joined San Antonio FC in February 2016 ahead of the club s inaugural season Was the first defender ever signed to SAFC...Spent 2015 playing abroad in Finland for Kuopion Palloseura (KuPS), where he made 10 appearances Drafted by the New England Revolution in the second round (24th overall) of the 2011 MLS SuperDraft Played 69 games for the Revolution between and started in 63 of them Was voted the Revs 2012 Best Defender by the media Played for PDL club Carolina Dynamo in 2010 Played for PDL club DFW Tornados in 2009 INTERNATIONAL Member of the United States U-18 squad that traveled to Brazil for the 2007 Pan-American s, where he made three appearances and scored one goal. COLLEGE Played three seasons at Santa Clara before transferring to the University of North Carolina All-Region selection in 2010 Three-time All-West Coast Conference (2006, 2007, 2008) All-ACC 2010 Earned a place on the all-region team in 2007 after scoring a career-high six goals for Santa Clara By- Statistics Dallas, TX Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT April 3 at Seattle April 9 vs. SPR April 13 at LA April 16 at OC Blues April 23 at Colorado April 30 vs. Tulsa May 7 vs. RGVFC May 15 at OKC May 21 vs. OKC May 25 vs. RGVFC June 4 at RGVFC June 11 at Portland June 18 vs. Colorado June 23 v. OC Blues July 3 at Tulsa July 9 vs. OKC July 16 vs. Vancouver July 23 vs. LA July 30 at SPR August 6 at SAC August 13 at Arizona August 17 vs. Arizona August 20 vs. Seattle August 27 at Saint Louis August 31 at SPR Sept. 4 vs. Arizona Sept. 10 vs. Saint Louis Sept. 14 at Real Monarchs Sept. 17 vs. Tulsa Sept. 24 at RGVFC Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 SAFC , USOC Total ,

24 RAFA CASTILLO RAFA CASTILLO SAN ANTONIO FC 2016: Played in 28 USL matches, starting 26 and recording 2,284 total minutes...tied the team-high with five USL goals, while adding two assists...led the team and ranked seventh in the USL in shots with 67...started and played one match in Open Cup play...recorded his second assist of the season on 9/10 vs. Saint Louis FC... Scored his team-leading fifth goal of the season in the 2-0 win at Saint Louis FC... Earned USL Team of the Week Honors on week 22 for his performances vs. Arizona United and Sounders 2... Scored his fourth SAFC goal on 8/20 vs. Sounders FC 2, tying Franck Tayou for the clublead in goals... Recorded his second assist on 8/17 in the 3-2 win vs. Arizona United... Scored third club goal on 7/23 in the 2-3 loss vs LA Galaxy II... Earned USL Team of the Week Bench honors on week 17 for his performance against Whitecaps FC 2... Scored first penalty in franchise history and his second club goal in the 2-0 win over Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 on 7/16... Recorded first assist for the club on 7/3 to set up the first goal in the 2-1 away win against Tulsa Roughnecks FC... Earned USL Team of the Week honors in week 6... Scored first club goal on 4/30 against Tulsa Roughnecks FC... Started and played 90 minutes in the 3-0 victory over Seattle on 4/3. 16 Midfielder Colombia Pereria, Colombia 24 SAN ANTONIO FC Open Cup: Started and played one macth against the Houston Dynamo in the US Open Cup fourth round, playing 90 minutes. CAREER Joined San Antonio FC in February 2016 ahead of the club s inaugural season Spent 2014 and 2015 playing for the San Antonio Scorpions (NASL) Started 45 times in 46 appearances total Scored 17 goals total Led the Scorpions to the 2014 NASL Championship Was named MVP of the 2014 championship match after scoring a bicycle kick goal to give the Scorpions the lead in the second half Spent 2013 at Colombian Clubs Deportivo Pereira and Llaneros, where he scored three goals for both clubs Played for Real Cartagena in 2012, where he scored two goals in 14 appearances Scored four goals for Deportes Tolima in 35 appearances Recorded 7 goals at Atletico Huila in 2010 Made 19 appearances and scored two goals for Medellin in 2009 Enjoyed stints with five other Colombian sides between Played for Egyptian powerhouse Al-Ahly during the 2004/2005 season INTERNATIONAL Played for Colombia s national team from Played in the 2002 FIFA World Cup By- Statistics Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT April 3 at Seattle April 9 vs. SPR April 13 at LA April 16 at OC Blues April 23 at Colorado April 30 vs. Tulsa May 7 vs. RGVFC May 15 at OKC May 21 vs. OKC May 25 vs. RGVFC June 4 at RGVFC June 11 at Portland June 18 vs. Colorado June 23 v. OC Blues July 3 at Tulsa July 9 vs. OKC July 16 vs. Vancouver July 23 vs. LA July 30 at SPR August 6 at SAC August 13 at Arizona August 17 vs. Arizona August 20 vs. Seattle August 27 at Saint Louis August 31 at SPR Sept. 4 vs. Arizona Sept. 10 vs. Saint Louis Sept. 14 at Real Monarchs Sept. 17 vs. Tulsa Sept. 24 at RGVFC Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 SAFC , USOC Total ,

25 SHAWN CHIN SHAWN CHIN SAN ANTONIO FC 2016: Scored three goals and recorded one assist in 17 league appearances (nine starts) in Played in 821 total USL minutes, while adding 70 minutes in the US Open Cup over two appearances... Scored his third SAFC goal on 9/17 in the 2-0 win vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC... Returned from injury on 8/31 at Swope Park Rangers... Suffered a leg injury on 6/15 against the Houston Dynamo in the U.S. Open Cup and was declared out for the rest of the season... Collected his first assist of the year on 5/15 at OKC...Scored his second consecutive goal against RGV FC on 5/7...Scored first club goal on 4/30 against Tulsa Roughnecks FC... Made first start on 4/30 against Tulsa Roughnecks FC... Came on in the second half of the 3-0 win over Seattle on 4/3, playing 33 minutes... Open Cup: Played in two matches, starting one and totaling 70 minutes played as he helped SAFC reach the fourth round of the tournament 17 Forward South Florida Miami, FL CAREER Joined San Antonio FC in February 2016 ahead of the club s inaugural season Played with the Fort Lauderdale Strikers (NASL) in 2014 and 2015 Scored three goals and collected eight assists in 53 total appearances Was part of the team that made it to the NASL Championship game led the team in assists in 2014 Played for VSI Tampa Bay (USL) in 2013 Scored four goals in 22 appearances Made five appearances with Minnesota United (NASL) in 2012 Began his professional career at FC Edmonton (NASL) Scored two goals in 13 appearances Made two appearances with the United States U-20 team in COLLEGE Played for the University of South Florida in 2009 Scored one goal and played 315 minutes Season was cut short by an injury (broken foot) Played for Boston College from Scored three goals and notched two assists in 21 appearances in 2008 Started in 20 out of 21 appearances in 2007 Named to the All-ACC Freshman Team Scored three goals and recorded two assists By- Statistics Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT April 3 at Seattle April 9 vs. SPR April 13 at LA April 16 at OC Blues April 23 at Colorado April 30 vs. Tulsa May 7 vs. RGVFC May 15 at OKC May 21 vs. OKC May 25 vs. RGVFC June 4 at RGVFC June 11 at Portland June 18 vs. Colorado June 23 v. OC Blues July 3 at Tulsa July 9 vs. OKC July 16 vs. Vancouver July 23 vs. LA July 30 at SPR August 6 at SAC August 13 at Arizona August 17 vs. Arizona August 20 vs. Seattle August 27 at Saint Louis August 31 at SPR Sept. 4 vs. Arizona Sept. 10 vs. Saint Louis Sept. 14 at Real Monarchs Sept. 17 vs. Tulsa Sept. 24 at RGVFC Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 SAFC USOC Total SAN ANTONIO FC

26 KRIS TYRPAK 19 Forward Houston Baptist Dripping Springs, TX KRIS TYRPAK SWOPE PARK RANGERS (USL) 2016: Played in 28 games, starting 21 while totaling 1,751 minutes, seven goals scored and one assist... led his team to a Western Conference Championship...in four playoff matches, scored three goals and recorded an assist in 315 total playoff minutes...scored two goals in a playoff match vs. vs. Vancouver on 10/15...recorded a season-high four shots on 9/21 at Tulsa...recorded his first assist of the season on 5/21 at RGV...scored his first goal for Swope on 4/27 vs. Vancouver CAREER Joined San Antonio FC in December 2016 ahead of the club s second season in USL Spent the 2015 season playing with the Swope Park Rangers (USL) where he led the team to a Western Conference Championship...previously spent time with the San Antonio Scorpions (NASL) and Austin Aztex (USL) in was originally drafted in the third round (xx overall) in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft by Chivas USA... was selected by the San Jose Earthquakes in the 2014 Chivas USA Dispersal Draft...played with the Austin Aztex (PDL) while at Houston Baptist University, being named the 2013 PDL MVP and winning a championship in the same season COLLEGE Attended Houston Baptist University and made 17 starts in 18 appearances in his senior year with the Huskies...finished second on the team lead with five goals... his team-high seven assists and 17 points recorded earned him Western Athletic Conference First-Team honors...was named the Atlantic Soccer Conference Rookie of the Year in By- Statistics (with Swope Park) Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT March 26 vs. Portland April 2 at Tulsa April 9 at SAFC April 23 at OKC April 27 vs. Vancouver May 7 at Saint Louis May 14 vs. Tulsa May 21 at RGVFC May 28 at Sacramento June 4 at Portland June 8 vs. RGVFC June 12 at Vancouver June 18 vs. OKC June 26 at Seattle July 2 vs. Saint Louis July 9 at Arizona July 12 vs. OKC July 20 at Colorado July 23 vs. OC Blues July 30 vs. SAFC August 3 at Saint Louis August 12 at Real SLC August 21 vs. Saint Louis August 27 vs. LA August 31 vs. SAFC Sept. 3 vs. RGVFC Sept. 10 vs. Tulsa Sept.18 at OKC Sept. 21 at Tulsa Sept. 24 vs. Seattle Playoffs Sept. 30 vs. LA Oct. 9 vs. OC Blues Oct. 15 vs. Vancouver Oct. 23 at Red Bulls II Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 SPR , Playoffs Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 SPR SAN ANTONIO FC

27 GREG COCHRANE GREG COCHRANE SAN ANTONIO FC 2016: Played in all 30 USL matches, starting 29 and leading the team in minutes played with 2, played a total of 97.4 percent of all SAFC minutes in was second on the club with three league assists and played 90 minutes of every start except for one...also played all 270 minutes of San Antonio FC Copen Cup action...recorded an assist to set up Franck Tayou's goal in the 2-0 win against Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 on 7/16... Earned USL Team of the Week honors on week Recorded an assist on 6/1 in the 2-1 win at Des Moines Menace in the third round of the U.S. Open Cup to set up Jacques Francois for the winning goal... Started and played 90 minutes in first eight matches in club history... Started and played 90 minutes in the 3-0 win over Seattle on 4/3, recording the first ever assist in club history... also recorded four shots and two shots on target 20 Defender Louisville Holland, PA Open Cup: Appeared in three Open Cup matches in 2016, playing 270 minutes and recording an assist CAREER Joined San Antonio FC in February 2016 ahead of the club s inaugural season Spent 2015 on loan at Saint Louis FC (USL) where he made three appearances Played a total of 16 games for the Chicago Fire (MLS) and collected two assists Selected by the Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) in the second round of the 2013 MLS SuperDraft. COLLEGE Spent two seasons playing for the University of Louisville, where he scored six goals and tallied three assists in 21 games Earned Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week honors in October 2012 Played two seasons at Virginia Tech, where he lead his team with seven assists his sophomore year Named to the Middleton Sports & Fitness Invitational All-Tournament Team By- Statistics Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT April 3 at Seattle April 9 vs. SPR April 13 at LA April 16 at OC Blues April 23 at Colorado April 30 vs. Tulsa May 7 vs. RGVFC May 15 at OKC May 21 vs. OKC May 25 vs. RGVFC June 4 at RGVFC June 11 at Portland June 18 vs. Colorado June 23 v. OC Blues July 3 at Tulsa July 9 vs. OKC July 16 vs. Vancouver July 23 vs. LA July 30 at SPR August 6 at SAC August 13 at Arizona August 17 vs. Arizona August 20 vs. Seattle August 27 at Saint Louis August 31 at SPR Sept. 4 vs. Arizona Sept. 10 vs. Saint Louis Sept. 14 at Real Monarchs Sept. 17 vs. Tulsa Sept. 24 at RGVFC Stats Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , USOC Total , SAN ANTONIO FC

28 JUAN NINO JUAN NINO BARANQUILLA (COLOMBIA) 2016: Joins SAFC from the Colombian first division where he played Barranquilla in 2016, totaling 570 minutes over 10 appearances...also spent time with Colombian club Atletico Huila from where he made 29 appearances over two seasons, playing 1889 total minutes. CAREER Spent time in the USL, playing for the Charlotte Eagles in 2013 while helping his squad reach the 2013 USL Championship where they fell to Orlando City SC 7-4 in front of a record crowd. The midfielder also previously played in the Houston Dynamo (MLS) Academy. COLLEGE Spent four years playing collegiate soccer for Liberty University from while earning multiple honor-roll selections. 22 Midfielder Katy, TX 2016 Season Stats Year Team GP GS G YC RC 2016 Baranquilla SAN ANTONIO FC

29 DEVIN VEGA DEVIN VEGA FC DALLAS (MLS) 2016: Joins SAFC from the FC Dallas (MLS) Academy where he has played since the beginning of the 2015 season...scored 14 goals in 39 official Developmental Academy appearances and winning the 2016 U-17/18 championship...the signing marks Vega s first professional contract. CAREER Scored seven goals in 26 games with U-17/18 during the season...was invited to join the respected IMG Academy in Braedenton, FL when he was just 14 years old, spending nearly two years in the official U.S. Soccer U-17 Residency Program before agreeing to join the FC Dallas Academy in also played in the now-defunct San Antonio Scorpions Academy prior to joining IMG INTERNATIONAL 23 Midfielder San Antonio, TX Vega became the first San Antonio native since the turn of the century to represent the Unites States at the U-17 level when he played in the 2014 Aegean Cup in Turkey. Along with the likes of U.S. international Christian Pulisic, Vega helped lead the United States to a first-place finish in his first international tournament. The former FC Dallas product also received his first call-up to the U.S. Soccer U-19 squad in October of /17 Development Academy Stats Year Team GP GS G Sh% YC 2016 /17 FC Dallas U-17/ SAN ANTONIO FC

30 DIEGO RESTREPO 24 Goalkeeper Virginia West Palm Beach, FL DIEGO RESTREPO FORT LAUDERDALE STRIKERS (NASL) 2016: Restrepo spent the 2016 season with the Fort Lauderdale Strikers where he made 11 league appearances, playing 990 minutes and recording 23 saves with a 1.36 goals against average (GAA)...helped lead the Strikers on an impressive run in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup last season, advancing to the quarterfinals of the tournament the furthest of any non-mls team...led his team to a win after penalty kicks in both the third round against the Richmond Kickers (USL), and the fourth round against DC United (MLS)...knocked out two MLS foes throughout their time in the Open Cup last year. CAREER Spent two seasons playing professionally in Colombia and Venezuela from before joining the Tampa Bay Rowdies in made 23 starts with the Rowdies in 2013 and led the league in saves (138) while ranking eighth in GAA (1.65)...was named NASL Player of the Week three times and was included in the NASL Team of the Week seven times over the course of the 2013 season...also spent time with the Charlotte Independence (USL) along with Metropolitanos in Venezuela prior to joining the Strikers in COLLEGE Spent time at the IMG Soccer Academy before attending college at both the University of South Florida and the University of Virginia...with Virginia, he led his squad to the ACC Championship and NCAA National Championship in By- Statistics (With FTL Strikers in NASL) Opponent GP GS M GA SV W D L YC-RC April 2 vs. Miami April 16 at Minnesota April 23 vs. Jacksonville April 30 vs. Tampa May 7 at Carolina May 14 vs. Indy May 21 at Rayo OKC May 27 at Ottawa June 4 vs. NYC June 12 at Edmonton July 2 vs. Miami July 10 at Edmonton July 13 at Indy July 16 vs. Carolina July 23 at Minnesota July 30 vs. Jacksonville Aug. 6 at Tampa Aug. 13 at Miami Aug. 17 at Jacksonville Aug. 20 vs. Ottawa Aug. 31 vs. Minnesota Sept. 3 vs. NYC Sept. 10 vs. Indy Sept. 18 at Rayo OKC Sept. 24 vs. Tampa Sept. 28 at Puerto Rico Oct. 2 at NYC Oct. 8 at Carolina Oct. 12 vs. Edmonton Oct. 15 vs. Puerto Rico Oct. 22 vs. Rayo OKC Oct. 29 at Ottawa Stats Year League Team GP GS Min GA SV W D L YC-RC GAA 2016 NASL FTL SAN ANTONIO FC

31 RYAN ROUSHANDEL RYAN ROUSHANDEL SAN ANTONIO FC 2016: Made three starts for the club this season in the final three matches of the inaugural campaign...played in 262 total minutes, recording one assist...recorded his first assist in his second SAFC appearance to set up Shawn Chin's goal in the 2-0 win vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC... Made first SAFC start and played 90 minutes in the 0-2 loss at Real Monarchs on 9/14... Was loaned to Wilmington Hammerheads for one match on 7/29... Signed with club on 5/5/2016 Open Cup: Did not appear in any Open Cup matches in 2016 CAREER 25 Midfielder Centra Florida Atlanta, GA Prior to joining SAFC, Roushandel spent time with the Austin Aztex (USL) in 2015 where he made 13 appearances and five starts, playing in 456 minutes of action... also spent time with the Atlanta Silverbacks of the NASL, playing almost 2,000 minutes and scoring one goal in also played in the first division of Costa Rica, making eight appearances for Brujas from in the Primera Division. COLLEGE Attended college and played soccer at Clemson University before transferring to the University of Central Florida By- Statistics Opponent GP GS M G A PTS Sh SOG YC-RC PK-ATT April 3 at Seattle April 9 vs. SPR April 13 at LA April 16 at OC Blues April 23 at Colorado April 30 vs. Tulsa May 7 vs. RGVFC May 15 at OKC May 21 vs. OKC May 25 vs. RGVFC June 4 at RGVFC June 11 at Portland June 18 vs. Colorado June 23 v. OC Blues July 3 at Tulsa July 9 vs. OKC July 16 vs. Vancouver July 23 vs. LA July 30 at SPR August 6 at SAC August 13 at Arizona August 17 vs. Arizona August 20 vs. Seattle August 27 at Saint Louis August 31 at SPR Sept. 4 vs. Arizona Sept. 10 vs. Saint Louis Sept. 14 at Real Monarchs Sept. 17 vs. Tulsa Sept. 24 at RGVFC Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 SAFC SAN ANTONIO FC

32 MAXI RODRIGUEZ MAXI RODRIGUEZ CAREER Joined SAFC on trial during the 2017 preseason...signed his first professional contract with the club on 2/22/17 after impressing during preseason training. COLLEGE 2016: Played an integral role in helping the 49ers capture the Conference USA regularseason title, earn a national ranking the entire season, and earn a national seed in the NCAA Tournament...named third-team All-Conference USA...voted first-team NCCSIA All-State... scored his first two career goals in the 49ers wins over South Carolina (October 26) and Florida Atlantic (October 29)...saw action in 17 games with 16 starts...finished the season with 19 shots...helped the 49ers defense record 10 shutouts. 26 Midfielder San Antonio, TX 2015: Helped the 49ers finish second in the Conference USA Regular Season standings and earn an NCAA tournament bid...named second-team All-Conference USA and NCCSIA Second-Team All-State...had four assists including the game-winning assist in a 2-1 victory over Radford in the NCAA tournament...registered 23 shots and had three shots in three different games...started all 20 games and finished third on the team in minutes played. 2014: Helped the 49ers capture the Conference USA Regular Season and earn a #10 seed in the NCAA Tournament...played in 18 games for the 49ers, starting 17 games...recorded eight shots on the season. 2013: Saw action in five games...recorded shots against Clemson and Florida Atlantic. HIGH SCHOOL Born and raised in San Antonio and attended Warren High School where he was named the Conference Player of the Year in was also member of Classics Elite Soccer Academy and was the captain of his USSF Academy team Season Stats Year Team GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 UNCC , SAN ANTONIO FC

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34 DARREN POWELL Darren Powell is entering his second season as head coach of San Antonio FC. As the head of the technical staff, Powell oversees all on-field aspects of the SAFC first team and academy will mark nearly 20 years of coaching for Powell. In Powell's first season with San Antonio FC, the club went , narrowly missing the playoffs by just three points. Under Powell, the club won its inaugural USL match, and had 10 Team of the Week honorees as well as one Player of the Week (Matt Cardone). SAFC went at Toyota Field in 2016 and only allowed multiple goals in a single USL match nine times. In January of 2016, Darren Powell was introduced to San Antonio as the first ever head coach of the later named San Antonio FC. Powell became the face of a new franchise in San Antonio and began working towards putting his roster and staff together for the 2016 USL season. Powell joined SAFC from MLS side Orlando City SC where he was the club s academy director. Powell led all aspects of the Orlando City Academy from its inception after OCSC was awarded an MLS expansion spot. Powell would help develop the style of play between all age groups in the academy that would match the MLS first team. Head Coach Second Season with San Antonio UNC Greensboro 95 Nottingham, England Prior to his time with Orlando City, Powell was the head coach of Elon University since December During Powell s tenure, the program produced 45 All-Southern Conference performers, four conference players of the year and two league freshmen of the year. Powell has been named the SoCon s Coach of the Year four times. In 2013 the Powell-led Phoenix won 15 games and became only the third team in league history to capture three consecutive SoCon Tournament titles. Powell earned his second straight SoCon Coach of the Year accolade and fourth overall. In 2012, Powell led the Phoenix to arguably its best season ever at the Division I level. The program won 15 games, including four against ranked competition, and captured the league s regular-season and tournament title for he first time in school history. Powell was rewarded as the SoCon s Coach of the Year for the third time in his career and led the maroon and gold to its second consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance. The 2010 squad battled a tough schedule on its way to an overall ledger, the sixth consecutive winning season for the program. In 2009, Elon finished the year with a.500 or better record for the fifth consecutive year, earning a mark that included a victory over ACC-foe Clemson. The Phoenix also advanced to the SoCon Tournament championship game for the first time in program history. In 2008, Powell guided Elon to its first-ever NCAA Division I league title and a perfect mark in conference play during the regular season. Powell was honored as the conference s top coach, his second such honor in four seasons with the Phoenix. Under Powell s leadership, the Elon program claimed its first-ever NCAA Division I national ranking in Powell joined Elon after serving four seasons as an assistant coach at Southern Conference rival UNC Greensboro. During Powell s four seasons at UNCG, the Spartan program posted a mark and became the nation s top-ranked program during the regular season in Powell assisted in all aspects of the program, including recruiting, scheduling and academic development. Powell was honored as one of the top NCAA Division I assistant coaches by College Soccer News and coached three MLS players. Prior to joining the Spartan staff, Powell headed the Greensboro College men s soccer program for three seasons, posting a ledger. He led the Pride to the NCAA Division III finals in 1998 and Dixie Conference titles in 1998, 1999 and Following a four-year collegiate career at UNC Greensboro, Powell played professionally for the Carolina Dynamo USISL team, the Raleigh Flyers A-League team and the Wilmington Hammerheads USISL team from At UNCG, Powell helped the Spartans to two NCAA Tournament appearances in 1993 and He was a two-time captain, team MVP and All-South Region selection as well as a three-time All-Big South Conference honoree. Powell became the first Spartan player to score over 100 career points at the Division I level. Powell graduated from UNC Greensboro in 1995 with a bachelor s degree in leisure studies. He and his wife, Elise, have two children Naomi and Caleb. 34 SAN ANTONIO FC

35 ANDY THOMSON COACHING STAFF Andy Thomson currently serves as San Antonio FC first team assistant coach and Director of High Performance marks his second season with the club. Thomson came to San Antonio from Georgia where he served as Director of High Performance with Georgia United UFA working in the USSDA. His duties in San Antonio include assisting Head Coach Darren Powell with on field periodization of football training. As part of industry leading expert Raymond Verheijen s World Football Academy, Andy is a WFA Expert. His experiences with WFA provide a strategic and robust methodology, integrating player development and periodization. With thorough experience in professional player development (St.Mirren FC, Scotland), an extensive background in athletic development (Scottish Institute of Sport), international experience at National Team level with the US Soccer Federation (USPNT) and with over 15 years experience in coaching, Thomson provides a unique 21st century perspective on soccer performance. Assistant Coach & Director of High Performance Second Season Glasgow Caledonian 03 University of Strathclyde 08 Glasgow, Scotland NICK EVANS Nick Evans joined SAFC in 2016 as a first team assistant coach, before expanding his roles with the club to include Pro Acadmey Director marks his second season with the club. Evans spent the previous two seasons before joining SAFC as first team assistant coach to Alen Marcina with the San Antonio Scorpions of the NASL. During his time as assistant at the San Antonio Scorpions, the team won the 2014 Fall Season Championship as well as the 2014 NASL Soccer Bowl. During that 2014 season the Scorpions broke the modern day NASL record for least goals conceded in a season. Evans also worked as a director of boys development of youth here in San Antonio for the past six years. The native of Wales holds a USSF A License as well as a BSc in Sport & Exercise Science and a MSc in Kinesiology. SAFC Pro Academy Director & Assistant Coach As a player Nick joined English League 1 side Shrewsbury Town at 16 years old before going on to play over 100 games in the Welsh Premier League before moving to further his education in America. In the US, Nick led San Antonio school The University of the Incarnate Word as captain for two seasons and was a two time All-American and ESPN Academic All-American. Second Season University of Wales Aberystwyth 06 Incarnate Word 08 Aberaeron, Wales 35 SAN ANTONIO FC

36 COACHING STAFF JUAN LAMADRID Juan Lamadrid is in his second season with SAFC as the assistant/goalkeeper coach. Lamadrid was the goalkeepers coach of the San Antonio Scorpions of the professional North American Soccer League (NASL), since The Scorpions captured the 2014 NASL Championship under his leadership. With the Scorpions, Lamadrid coached MLS veteran Josh Saunders, US National Team Member David Bingham, and San Antonio native Matt Cardone. Coach Lamadrid has been a part of the Trinity University coaching staff since 2010, bringing with him a wealth of soccer coaching and playing experience. During his tenure, the Tiger teams have consistently produced some of the best defenses in the NCAA Division III. Coach Lamadrid began his professional soccer career at age 17, playing Third Division with Soles de Hermosillo, Mexico. He played for six seasons in the Second Division with Coras del Tepic, Zacatepec, and Tampico Madero. In 1993, Coach Lamadrid moved up to the First Division and was a member of the Chivas Rayadas de Guadalajara for two seasons. Assistant/Goalkeeper Coach Second Season Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico After finishing his playing career in 1996, Coach Lamadrid coached club and high school soccer in California. He was an assistant coach for Los Angeles Valley College, before moving on to CD Chivas USA San Bernardino Academy in Coach Lamadrid claims five international championships, as well as finishing second in the 2008 Copa Chivas International in Guadalajara. Coach Lamadrid has scouted for USA Youth National Teams with the United States Soccer Federation, and has worked training camps with Boca Juniors USA. He founded the Valley Youth Soccer Academy in Sun Valley, California. The academy trains and sends players to numerous professional teams, including Chivas Guadalajara, Tijuana FC, Pachuca, and Chivas USA Youth Development. The academy also prepares players for collegiate soccer. 36 SAN ANTONIO FC

37 SUPPORT STAFF YASEEN KHAN Yaseen Khan enters his first season with San Antonio FC as the team s Head Athletic Trainer. Khan joins the SS&E family having spent the season working with the Philadelphia Union and its USL affiliate, Bethlehem Steel FC. Khan is CSCS certified and comes with a strong background in human performance and athletic development. Prior to his time in professional soccer, Khan spent three years as a member of the sports performance department at Northeastern University where he work with the varsity men s soccer and basketball teams. While at Northeastern, Khan completed his master s degree in Applied Nutrition with a concentration in Sports Nutrition. Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, Khan grew up in Decatur, Georgia and earned his bachelor s degree in Athletic Training from Boston University in Head Athletic Trainer First Season Boston University '13 Boston, MA MARK RUBIN Mark Rubin is an Athletic Development Coach within the technical staff of San Antonio FC. He is responsible for the integration of GPS technology and monitoring training and game loads throughout the course of the season. Mark also assists with the team s physical preparation through planned group supplemental sessions and on an individual basis depending on the needs of each player. The culmination of these two major areas of athletic development will help sustain performance throughout the season and reduce the likelihood of injury. Athletic Development Coach First Season Incarnate Word '13 (B.S.) Arizona State '16 (M.S) Phoenix, AZ Prior to arriving in San Antonio, Mark completed an extensive internship at EXOS (Phoenix, AZ), one of the leaders in sports performance. After his time as an intern, he had the privilege of continuing working with the company, being immersed in a seamlessly integrated environment that provided a vast amount of experience to help any athlete build the necessary foundations towards athletic performance. He eventually took a position with the University of the Incarnate Word Swimming and Diving Team as a strength coach during their season. During this time, he joined Ascent Performance with the desire of working alongside other strength and conditioning coaches with the same drive and desire to provide the fundamentals of movement and sound training strategies. Mark was originally born in Bonn, Germany. His family later moved to Phoenix, Arizona, where he spent most of his time growing up. He attended the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, TX, where he enjoyed finishing out his swimming career with many recognitions and awards, as well as an individual championship during his senior year. He graduated in 2013 with a B.S. in Biology. He then attended Arizona State University, where he graduated in 2016 with a M.S. in Exercise and Wellness (with a concentration in Fitness and Conditioning). He is certified by the National Strength and Conditioning Association (CSCS), USA Weightlifting, and has a Performance Specialist certification through EXOS. 37 SAN ANTONIO FC

38 SUPPORT STAFF SAM DOERR Sam Doerr is in his second season with San Antonio FC, his first as Soccer Operations Manager. As Soccer Operations Manager, Doerr is responsible for handling all operations on the team side, including the SAFC Pro Academy, along with business operations within the front office. This marks the second stint with Spurs Sports & Entertainment for Doerr who served as the Franchise Marketing Manager from Before re-joining Spurs Sports & Entertainment, Doerr was the Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing & Promotions at South Dakota State Univeristy. His resume also includes a stop at the University of Akron and an internship with the Milwaukee Brewers. Soccer Operations Manager Second Season Originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Doerr earned his bachelor s degree in Marketing at Morningside College in Sioux City, Iowa. He currently resides in San Antonio with his wife Julie. Morningside '12 Brookfield, Wisconsin RASHAD MOORE Rashad Moore was born in Wichita Falls, TX. As a military dependent he lived in Saudi Arabia from age 2-4 and began to play soccer while growing up there. His family moved back to Wichita Falls for six years before moving to Japan. Played six years in Japanese youth league in Misawa and Zama, Japan and also one year of high school soccer. He then moved to Schertz, TX and attended Samuel Clemens where he graduated in 2007 and was named a 2007 All-City San Antonio, All South Region and All State Honorable Mention in soccer. Moore joined the military at the end of 2007, becoming a Corpsman. While stationed in Charleston, SC he deployed to Central America, South America, Africa and Eastern Europe. From he played for All-Navy soccer team and also attended Navy/Army Physical Therapist Assistant School in Moore s enlistment ended 2013, when he moved back to San Antonio. He attained and Associate of Applied Science for Physical Therapy in 2015 and is currently attending UTSA. Team Coordinator & Equipment Manager Second Season UTSA Witchita Falls, Texas 38 SAN ANTONIO FC

39 SUPPORT STAFF PRESTON PETRI Preston Petri is in his second season with San Antonio FC. As Soccer Communications Manager, Petri is responsible for handling all local and national media requests involving players, coaching staff and front office personnel. He also oversees all SAFC publicity efforts and facilitates player and staff community appearances. Prior to focusing specifically on SAFC, Petri spent two seasons as the Communications Manager for SS&E property, the San Antonio Stars. During his time at SS&E, Petri helped the organization build its USL club from the ground up prior to the inaugural 2016 season. Petri also oversaw the retirement announcement of WNBA legend Becky Hammon, and assisted with PR efforts during her transition to the first-ever female NBA assistant coach. Before joining Spurs Sports & Entertainment, Petri was the Director of Media Relations and Social Media for the San Antonio Scorpions of the North American Soccer League where he helped open Toyota Field in the 2013 season. He spent the majority of the NBA season with the New Orleans Hornets as a Basketball Communications Assistant, helping his department navigate the re-branding of the organization to the New Orleans Pelicans. Soccer Communications Manager Second Season Webster University 11 His resume also includes working in media relations with the New York Yankees and Houston Astros of Major League Baseball, as well as with KTRS Sports Radio in Saint Louis, Missouri. Originally from San Antonio, Texas, Petri earned his bachelor s degree in Media Communications at Webster University in Saint Louis. He attended Central Catholic High School in San Antonio and currently resides in his hometown with his girlfriend Courtney and his wiener dog Gus. San Antonio, TX LUIS LEYVA Luis Leyva enters his second season with San Antonio FC after joining the club prior to its inaugural season. Leyva originally joined the club as a communications intern, and was hired full-time following the 2016 USL season as Communications Coordinator to assist in PR and marketing efforts. Prior to joining SAFC, Leyva interned with the San Antonio Scorpions of the North American Soccer League. He also interned with Cherokee Nation Technology Solutions, where he assisted in developing public affairs tactics for the Air Force Civil Engineer Center. Originally from Mexico City, Leyva is fluent in Spanish and serves as the point of contact for all Spanish media requests as well as assisting the club as a translator in both written and verbal capacities. Soccer Communications Coordinator Second Season Leyva graduated from Texas State University in 2016, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Public Relations and Mass Communications. While at Texas State, he served as an account executive for local public relations firm Bobcat Promotions. Leyva also served as Social Media and Marketing Coordinator for the University Bookstore at Texas State. Texas State '16 Kerville, TX 39 SAN ANTONIO FC

40 OWNERSHIP On March 26, 1993, a group of 22 investors purchased the San Antonio Spurs. The group currently numbers 20 investors who are members of a limited liability company known as San Antonio Spurs, L.L.C. The ownership group has a seven-person governing and decision-making body and Julianna Hawn Holt serves as the Chairman of the group. Listed below are the current members of San Antonio Spurs, L.L.C.: ARAMARK Sports & Entertainment Group, Raymond Joseph Barshick, Cassandra Carr, iheart Media Inc., George C. Hixon, H.H. Sports, Ltd., IBC Capital Corporation, Sylvan Stephen Lang, James R. Leininger, R&B Partnership (Russell and Bruce Hill), David M. Robinson, AT&T Media Holdings, Inc., Markey Family Partnership, Sierra Sports & Entertainment Family Limited Partnership, SWBC, Sunrise Sports & Entertainment, Valero Energy Corporation, Zachry Hospitality Corporation and Estate of Jeanne Lang Mathews. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Julianna Hawn Holt, Chairman and CEO Peter M. Holt, CEO Holt Cat Marc Bruno, President Stadiums & Arenas ARAMARK Sports & Entertainment Group Jim Callaway, AT&T Media Holdings, Inc. Charles Ebrom, President/Treasurer Zachry Hospitality Corporation Bruce Hill, Partner R&B Partnership James R. Leininger, M.D. Robert H. Walls, Jr., Executive Vice President & General Counsel iheartmedia, Inc. 40 SAN ANTONIO FC

41 RICK PYCH President and CEO Now in his 24th season leads the business operations for all five sports franchises owned and operated by Spurs Sports & Entertainment which includes the San Antonio Spurs (NBA), the San Antonio Rampage (AHL Hockey), the San Antonio Stars (WNBA), the Austin Spurs (NBA Development League), and San Antonio FC (USL Soccer) as well as the operations of the AT&T Center and Toyota Field includes marketing, corporate partnerships and ticket sales, finance and administration, communications, corporate development, community relations, IT, and facilities management as well as all corporate business and new initiatives on behalf of the organization and ownership has a long career of financial and business management experience in public accounting, banking, real estate, and sports and entertainment named the Spurs chief financial officer in 1993 promoted to executive vice president in 2000, president of business operations in 2008 and president and co-ceo in 2016 in 1995 started a development, financial and operating study for a new multi-purpose arena that eventually led to the new home for the Spurs, the AT&T Center. was named in 1999 as the chief development officer for the AT&T Center oversaw the successful county referendum campaign in 1999 that provided public funding to build the AT&T Center and again in 2008 a second referendum that provided funds for additional improvements to the AT&T Center that were completed for the season directed all aspects of the AT&T Center development project and continues to be liaison with Bexar County in all matters relating to the arena s development and operating agreements oversaw the original design, financing and construction of the AT&T Center from 2000 to 2002 as well as the recent renovation projects led the organization s efforts to bring hockey to the AT&T Center in 2002 negotiated the purchase of an American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate in the summer of 2007 led the negotiations to purchase the NBA Development League team in Austin, Texas, the Austin Spurs (formerly Austin Toros) after seven years of working toward bringing professional soccer to San Antonio, successfully launched San Antonio FC, a USL soccer franchise that began play in April 2016 in January 2016, in conjunction with the City of San Antonio and Bexar County, entered into a long term operating agreement to run Toyota Field and host professional soccer and other events an alternate governor on the NBA Board of Governors ongoing member and past chairman of the AHL Executive Committee as well as member of the AHL Board of Governors was a past member of the Board of Directors of the San Antonio Sports Foundation dating back to 1989 and was part of the team that brought major sporting events to San Antonio, including the U.S. Olympic Festival in 1993, the 1995 National Senior Olympics, the 2002 NCAA Women s Final Four and the 1998, 2004, and 2008 NCAA Men s Final Four. served on the Executive Committee and Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees of VIA Metropolitan Transit, currently Co-chair and on Executive Committee of Centro Partnership San Antonio. past board positions include serving on the Executive Committee and Board of the San Antonio Economic Development Foundation, the Board of the San Antonio Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone, and Executive Committee and Board of the Boys and Girls Clubs of San Antonio, active as a mentor in the InspireU Program of Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Texas holds a degree in accounting from Fairfield University and is a CPA has a 30-year-old son, Zack. 41 SAN ANTONIO FC

42 R.C. BUFORD President of Sports Franchises Named president of sports franchises for Spurs Sports and Entertainment in July of 2008 in this current position serves as the general manager of the Spurs while overseeing the sports administration for the other four teams in the SS&E family (the Austin Spurs, Stars, San Antonio Rampage and San Antonio FC) RC started his coaching career at the University of Kansas in 1983 during each of his five seasons at Kansas, the Jayhawks participated in the NCAA Tournament was an assistant coach for the team that won the 1988 NCAA Championship as well as the squad that advanced to the Final Four made the move to the NBA in the summer of 1988 joining the Spurs as an assistant coach on Larry Brown s staff (other assistants on that staff included Gregg Popovich, Alvin Gentry and Ed Manning) spent four seasons as an assistant with the Spurs during that time San Antonio won back-to-back Midwest Division titles (1990 and 1991) joined the Los Angeles Clippers in the summer of 1992 as the first assistant for Coach Brown the Clippers posted a record during the season and earned a spot in the 1993 Playoffs served as an assistant coach at the University of Florida during the season (as the team advanced to the Final Four for the first time in school history) returned to San Antonio in the summer of 1994 when Gregg Popovich hired him as the team s head scout in the summer of 1997 he became the Spurs director of scouting promoted to vice president/assistant general manager in the summer of 1999 was named the Spurs general manager in July of 2002 played collegiate basketball at Texas A&M University and Oklahoma State before receiving his degree from Friends University involved in the NBA Basketball Without Borders Africa camp in 2015, he became an Advisory board member for Fuqua/Coach K Center on Leadership & Ethics (COLE) at Duke University. serves on the Board of Directors of PeacePlayers International... his wife, Beth, is a former player on the LPGA Tour they are both active with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation they have a son, Chase, a daughter, C.C... in 2004 they welcomed Alexis Wangmene and in 2007 they welcomed Samer Jasser to their family Wangmene is from Cameroon and met the Bufords during the Basketball Without Borders program in Johannesburg Jassar is from Israel and was introduced to the Bufords through Peace Players International. 42 SAN ANTONIO FC

43 TIM HOLT Tim Holt serves as Managing Director of San Antonio FC (SAFC), where he is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the Spurs Sports & Entertainment owned professional soccer club. SAFC is entering its second season in the USL and hosts its games at the purpose-built Toyota Field. Holt arrived in San Antonio in January 2016 after a stint at Orlando City SC which he joined during its inaugural Major League Soccer (MLS) season as Vice President of Development. His immediate impact with the highly successful expansion team was marked by expansion of both the club and brand through the creation and launch of two new professional soccer franchises, Orlando Pride of the NWSL & Orlando City B of the USL. Additionally, he played a leadership role on behalf of the club within the local organizing group (along with the City of Orlando & Central Florida Sports Commission) which successfully delivered the prestigious 2016 Copa America Centenario for Orlando. Holt also represented Orlando City on the Florida Sports Foundation Board of Directors, and as Board Chairman for OCYS, Orlando City s 2,000+ member local youth soccer club. SAFC Managing Director and SS&E Vice President Prior to his time with Orlando City, Holt served as an executive with the United Soccer League (USL) since 1999 including as its President from In the previous decade, Holt served USL in the various capacities of Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer, and Director of Pro League Operations. Holt was a key figure in establishing the affiliation partnership between the USL and MLS that has become the critical platform for professional player development in the United States and Canada. Under the period of his leadership, the USL blossomed into the largest system of elite soccer leagues in North America with over 100 franchises and several hundred youth team members. Holt has been repeatedly recognized as one of the leading executives in domestic soccer including having been named one of Soccer America s Rising Stars in 2006 recognizing the top American soccer executives under the age of 35, as well as being recognized by SI.com in 2013 as one of The 50 Most Powerful People in U.S. Soccer. Throughout his career, Holt has been active within the US Soccer Federation leadership serving numerous years on its Board of Directors, Lamar Hunt US Open Cup Committee, Professional Council, Appeals Committee, and Credentials Committee. Additionally, he is a long-time member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) and served as the Men s Pro representative on its Board of Directors until As a youth player, Holt was part of the respected FC DELCO youth club in suburban Philadelphia where, upon graduating from Penn State University, he returned to work for the club in the mid-1990s launching, coordinating, and operating a 200+ team annual national youth soccer tournament. As a scholastic player at Radnor High School (PA), Holt still ranks amongst the school s all-time top leading scorers and is a member of the Radnor Soccer Hall of Fame. Holt holds a USSF national coaching license, and has coached at both the elite youth club and scholastic levels. Holt lives in San Antonio with his wife Sara and children Jagger, Roman and Ellesyn. 43 SAN ANTONIO FC

44 FRONT OFFICE Executive Vice President of Corporate Partnership, Broadcasting, Branding & Conent LAWRENCE PAYNE Entering his 41st season with the organization joined the franchise after receiving his undergraduate and law degrees from the University of Texas at Austin under his direction, Spurs Sports & Entertainment has built one of the highest rated and most extensive broadcast and digital lineups in professional sports as executive producer for each and every project, he is involved in all aspects from contract rights negotiations to the look of the content also leads the organization s corporate partnership sales efforts, including radio and TV inventory, print, digital platforms, social media, signage, in-arena and out-of-arena promotions/licensing and game operations he oversees all branding and marketing efforts of the Spurs, Stars, Rampage and SAFC and is the lead negotiator on all broadcast agreements for the organization has won two national ACE Awards, the Silver Medal at the International Film & Television Festival of New York, several local Addy awards, and was selected as a charter member of the NBA Broadcast Advisory Board is a member of the University of Texas Law School Non-Practicing Advisory Council and serves as a mentor to University of Texas Law School students a member of CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Children s Foundation and Finance Committee, Baylor University s Sports Sponsorship & Sales (S3) Advisory Board guest lecturer at various universities in Texas. Payne has been married to Mary, a fellow UT graduate for 37 years they have two sons, Bryan Vice President of Vaquero Capital in San Francisco, and William - a graduate of UT Austin who lives and works as a writer in Los Angeles. Senior Vice President of Sales And Franchise Business Operations FRANK MICELI Joined the Spurs in September of 2008 oversees the Sales Operations for the San Antonio Spurs along with the entire business operations of the San Antonio Rampage (AHL), the San Antonio Stars (WNBA) and the Austin Spurs (NBA D-League) previously served as chief operating officer of the Philadelphia Phantoms (AHL), a position he held since from 1996 thru 2008 added the role of Vice President of minor league operations for all of Comcast-Spectacor in November 2000 was responsible for overseeing the Phantoms and the organization s three minor-league baseball teams the Bowie Baysox, Delmarva Shorebirds and Frederick Keys, along with being the COO of the Philadelphia Wings (NLL) was awarded the James C. Hendy Award, which is presented to the American Hockey League s outstanding executive, following the season and the Thomas Ebright Award, which is presented annually for outstanding career contributions to the American Hockey League, following the season served 18 years with Comcast- Spectacor mainly with the Philadelphia Flyers/Phantoms, where he was responsible for overseeing all operations, including fiscal management, sales, marketing, advertising, sponsorship sales and public relations prior to joining the Phantoms joined Comcast- Spectacor in 1990 as Vice President of marketing and advertising at Spectathlete prior to joining Comcast-Spectacor, served as the advertising director for the Clover division of Strawbridge & Clothier in Philadelphia, advertising manager for John Wannamaker in Philadelphia, and advertising director for Gimbels in both New York and Philadelphia a native of South Philadelphia graduated from the University of Scranton with a bachelor of science degree is a board member of San Antonio Sports, the San Antonio Convention and Visitors Commission, where he is the current chairman and the Baylor University Sports Administration Frank and his wife, Michele, have two daughters, Amanda and Maria. 44 SAN ANTONIO FC

45 FRONT OFFICE Senior Vice President of Coporate Finance and Strategy LORI WARREN In her 24th year with the Spurs named senior vice president of corporate finance and strategy in 2008 responsible for all financial operations and reporting, cash management, related tax matters and insurance risk management for Spurs Sports and Entertainment additional oversight responsibilities include the areas of service innovation, strategic development and business analytics, as well as the operations and facilities management of the AT&T Center led the recent $110 million project to renovate the AT&T Center... spent seven seasons as the team s controller was named vice president of finance in the summer of 2000 was heavily involved in all financial aspects of the AT&T Center development project and opening in 2002 prior to joining the Spurs worked in the audit department for KPMG Peat Marwick in Dallas and San Antonio a Certified Public Accountant with a degree in accounting from Texas A&M played one season of varsity tennis for the Aggies selected as a member of the Leadership San Antonio Class 33 a 2007 recipient of the San Antonio Business Journal s 40 Under 40 award in 2011, named as one of San Antonio s Best CFOs by the San Antonio Business Journal... named a 2015 SportsBusiness Journal Changer... a member of the Board of Trustees of the United Way of Bexar County... an active volunteer with her children s school and sports activities she and husband, Garren, have two sons, Chandler and Trevor. Vice President of Spurs Ticket Sales & Service JOE CLARK Entering his 32nd season with the Spurs began his career with the Spurs as a sales intern today is responsible for the entire ticket sales, premium and season ticket services as well as the ticket operations departments and youth sports and franchise programs served in several roles with the Spurs before being promoted to his current position in 1992 has led the organization s drive to put Fans First by recognizing the longevity of Spurs season ticket holders with the introduction of a Tenure Based Recognition program this effort is executed by a team of 14 service professionals that work in Guest Services serving suite, courtside, charter, plaza and fan zone season ticket members oversees an experienced team of 30 season & group ticket sales executives that consistently provides a first class outing in addition to a great seats for a Spurs, Rampage and Stars games leads a team of 10 ticket operations and database staff responsible for the individual game ticket sales & ticket administration has twice coordinated relocation efforts for Spurs ticket holders (from the HemisFair Arena to the Alamodome in 1993 and from the Alamodome to the AT&T Center in 2002) continues to work with the famous Baseline Bums oversees the Spurs Summer Basketball Camps that have been in place for over 40 years the camps attract over 1,500 boys and girls ages 6-17 each summer helped introduce the Spurs Tournament Series which hosts competitive basketball tournaments year round for boys and girls youth travel teams a native of Janesville, Wisconsin received his bachelor s in Economics from the University of Wisconsin Madison and a master s in sports management from Western Illinois University a member with the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, the Knights of Columbus, Men s ACTS and TMIY community with Holy Trinity Church and AAU Basketball Coach.mentors as a Big Brother in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program serves on the board for Baylor University s S3 program (sports, sales and sponsorship) & the San Antonio Economic Development Foundation, also is a member of SA Sports and Business Alliance is a graduate of Greater San Antonio & Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Leadership San Antonio Class #34 and served as a steering committee member for LSA Class #38 he and wife, Linda, have two daughters and a son, 24-year-old Kelsey, 21-year-old Alyssa and 17-year-old AJ. He enjoys running, golf, reading, yard work and spending time with family, including two dogs. 45 SAN ANTONIO FC

46 FRONT OFFICE Vice President General Counsel and Corporate Relations BOBBY PEREZ In his fourth year at SS&E as the Senior Vice President General Counsel and Corporate Relations his duties include legal affairs, franchise development, personnel relations, risk management and government relations prior to joining SS&E, was a shareholder at Shelton & Valadez P.C. since 1995 handling complex litigation, government relations, public finance and has represented public and private entities in front of state and local government a former Bexar County Prosecutor and San Antonio City Council Member, has been a visible figure in public issues including economic development matters, public finance and corporate risk management on behalf of numerous clients during his 25 year legal career also served as Chairmans and Vice Chairman of San Antonio City Council Committees, Elected to Board of Directors of San Antonio Bar Association, Elected as Region IV President of Hispanic National Bar Association, General Counsel for San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, named as Outstanding Young Lawyer by San Antonio Bar Association, selected as San Antonio Business Journal 40 under 40 rising leaders and recognized as top Government Affairs Lawyer by S.A. Scene Magazine holds a bachelor s degree in Business Administration from the University of Texas at Austin and a Juris Doctor degree from St. Mary s University School of Law he and his wife, Julie, are the parents of Christopher, Brianna and Nicholas. CASEY HEVERLING Casey joined Spurs Sports & Entertainment in 2017 and currently oversees day-to-day operations of the AT&T Center and the San Antonio Spurs practice facility prior to joining Spurs Sports & Entertainment was the Assistant General Manager with Spectra Venue Management, where he oversaw the day-to-day operations of the 16,000 seat XL Center and the 40,000 seat Pratt & Whitney Stadium, as well as the business operations of the Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL affiliate to the New York Rangers). In 2012 he held the position of Assistant General Manager and Director of Operations for the Mullins Center at the University of Massachusetts Amherst prior to that he was an Event Manager at the Wells Fargo Center and an Operations Manager at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania holds a Bachelor s degree in Business Management from West Chester University and a Master s degree in Sports Management from Temple University a native of Palmyra, Pennsylvania resides in San Antonio with his wife, Megan. AT&T Center General Manager 46 SAN ANTONIO FC

47 FRONT OFFICE TIM SALIER Joined Spurs Sports & Entertainment in 2000 was named vice president of franchise sales and operations in August 2012 began his career with SS&E as a sales manager before being promoted to director of sales in 2003 awarded NBA Group Sales Co-Manager of the Year for the season elevated to the role of senior director of sales in 2008 and was later named senior director of franchise operations in his current role, oversees the business operations of three SS&E franchises, including the San Antonio Rampage (AHL), San Antonio Stars (WNBA) and Austin Spurs (NBA Development League) prior to making the move to San Antonio, spent two seasons as the general manager and vice president of business operations for the Rockford Lightning in the Continental Basketball Association is an alumni of Leadership San Antonio Class 36 and a member of the 2011 San Antonio Business Journal 40 Under 40 served on the Leadership San Antonio Class 40 Steering Committee, is an honorary command chief for Joint Base San Antonio and is a board member for Baylor University s S3 Program a native of Shannon, Ill., he received his bachelor s degree in business administration from Monmouth College. Vice President of Franchise Sales & Operations TAMMY TURNER In her 22nd season with Spurs Sports & Entertainment named vice president of human resources and corporate administration in August 2012 today leads all areas of the organization s human capital, which includes championing our valuesbased culture, the personal and professional development of SS&E s employees, along with internal communications and employee engagement, as well as having oversight of our information management and technology areas began her career with SS&E in 1995 as an executive assistant in the finance department spent 10 years working on the financial side of the business before transitioning to the human resources department in 2005 was promoted to director of human resources in 2007 and was elevated to the role of senior director of human resources and corporate administration in 2008 born and raised in San Antonio received her bachelor s degree in political science/pre-law and a master s degree in business administration from the University of the Incarnate Word played collegiate volleyball, basketball and softball for UIW she and husband, Dave, have a blended family of five children, Kyle (26), Kody (25), Talbert (18), Jan-Tanah (17) and Jett (11). J Vice President of Human Resources and Corporate Administration 47 SAN ANTONIO FC

48 FRONT OFFICE MIKE MALO Joined the Spurs in December 2014 in a newly created marketing role to focus on building foundational marketing communications initiatives for all SS&E franchises currently responsible for overseeing and driving brand engagement across all digital and live event properties, as well as all brand positioning to strengthen emotional connections to SS&E properties came to the Spurs after spending four years as the senior vice president and chief marketing officer for Columbus Crew SC of Major League Soccer where he led the resurgence of the club and its successful rebranding efforts prior to Crew SC, served four years as the director of marketing for the Philadelphia Eagles where led the efforts celebrating the team s 75th Season got his start in sports marketing as the senior director of marketing for the Arizona Diamondbacks where he helped launch the franchise and open the state-of-the art Chase Field in 1998 additionally, has held positions with the American Heart Association and with a Columbus-based public relations firm holds a Bachelor s of Arts Degree in Journalism/Public Relations from The Ohio State University he and his wife, Stacy, have two daughters, 16-year-old Mackenzie, and 14-year-old Madison an avid outdoors enthusiast and enjoys hiking, mountain biking, boating and fishing also enjoys playing soccer, golfing and vacationing with family Vice President of Brand and Marketing 48 SAN ANTONIO FC

49 FRONT OFFICE Dave Susi Director of Toyota Field and STAR Soccer Complex Joey Harvey SAFC Sales Manager Jose Lizardo SAFC Marketing Partnership Sales Manager Ian Davis SAFC Operations Coordinator Aaron Zamora SAFC Ticket Operations & Marketing Coordinator John Rose SAFC Ticket Operations Coordinator Kelsi Darr SAFC Sales Representative Nick Carnevale Toyota Field Operations Ashley Flores SAFC Service Representative Miguel Hopkins SAFC Service and Retention Manager Anja Rosales SAFC Content Specialist/On-Air Reporter Jackie Laureles SAFC Sales Representative Adam Pena SAFC Sales Representative Josh Riley SAFC Sales Representative Daniel Johansen SAFC Sales Representative Emma Boyle Toyota Field Event Coordinator Amanda Cena Toyota Field Event Coordinator Jose Medellin SAFC Sales Representative 49 SAN ANTONIO FC

50 HISTORY 50 SAN ANTONIO FC

51 NOTABLE DATES 2017 December 22, In partnership with Spurs Sports & Entertainment, the City of San Antonio and Bexar County purchase Toyota Field and STAR Soccer Complex from Gordon Hartman. March 23, San Antonio FC announce that six matches will air on FOX Sports Southwest, including two road matches. Glenn Davis, Christopher Sullivan and Dan Weiss make up the broadcast team February 9, San Antonio FC announce affiliation and partnership with New York City FC of Major League Soccer February 4, Toyota Field hosts its first rugby match as the USA Eagles defeat Uruguay in an Americas Rugby Championship match February 3, San Antonio FC announce that its SAFC Pro Academy had been accepted into the US Soccer Development Academy Program November 4, City of San Antonio and Bexar County announce intent to jointly purchase Toyota Field from Gordon Hartman October 9, Toyota Field hosts its first friendly match under Spurs Sports & Entertainment operation, seeing Liga MX teams Cruz Azul and Atlas play to a 2-2 draw September 24, San Antonio FC close their inaugural season with a 0-3 loss at Rio Grande Valley FC July 8, San Antonio FC announces that they will host the 2017 USL Experience at Toyota Field June 14, San Antonio FC face MLS opposition for the first time in a competitive match, falling to Houston Dynamo 4-0 in the fourth round of the Open Cup June 10, San Antonio FC announces first-team assistant coach Nick Evans has been named the SAFC Pro Academy Director May 18, San Antonio FC take part in their first US Open Cup match, defeating Corinthians FCSA 3-1 at Toyota Field April 9, San Antonio FC hosts their first ever game at Toyota Field, breaking the venue's attendance record and drawing 8,466 fans during a 1-1 draw with Swope Park Rangers April 8, San Antonio FC announces the establishment of the SAFC Pro Academy and the first Academy team (2004's). April 3, San Antonio FC play in their first ever USL match, defeating Seattle Sounders FC 2 on the road, 3-0. March 14, San Antonio FC announces multi-year partnership with Toyota. Toyota will be the naming rights and jersey sponsor of the club. March 11, San Antonio FC announces multi-year partnership with Nike soccer and names local retailer, The Soccer Factory as official apparel headquarters. February 4, SS&E reveals that new USL franchise will be named San Antonio FC at an event in the AT&T Center. The organization also reveals the club s new crest. February 2, USL San Antonio franchise signs first ever player, midfielder Carlos Alvarez. Alavaez was the second overall pick in the 2013 MLS SuperDraft. January 26, USL San Antonio franchise announces 2016 schedule, playing in San Antonio for the first time on April 9, 2016 at Toyota Field. January 20, USL announces that USL San Antonio franchise will play in the Western Conference. January 15, USL San Antonio franchise names Tim Holt as Managing Director and SS&E Vice President. January 7, SS&E names Darren Powell as first ever head coach of newly acquired USL franchise. January 7, The United Soccer League awards 31st franchise to Spurs Sports & Entertainment. SS&E announces they will field a team in December 22, Spurs Sports & Entertainment reaches agreement to play soccer at Toyota Field in partnership with the City of San Antonio and Bexar County. 51 SAN ANTONIO FC

52 TRANSACTIONS 2016 Feb. 2 San Antonio FC signs midfielder Carlos Alvarez Feb. 3 San Antonio FC signs defender Stephen McArthy Feb. 4 San Antonio FC signs midfielders Rafa Castillo, Victor Araujo, goalkeeper Matt Cardone and defender Max Gunderson Feb. 10 San Antonio FC signs defenders Fejiro Okiomah and Milton Palacios Feb. 11 San Antonio FC signs midfielder Danny Garcia Feb. 12 San Antonio FC signs goalkeeper Josh Ford Feb. 15 San Antonio FC signs midfielder Miguel Salazar and defender Sam McBride Feb. 15 San Antonio FC names Andy Thomson assistant coach Feb. 16 San Antonio FC signs forward Jason Johnson Feb. 17 San Antonio FC signs midfielder Michael Reed Feb. 18 San Antonio FC signs midfielder Sebastien Thuriere and forward Shawn Chin Feb. 19 San Antonio FC names Nick Evans and Juan Lamadrid assistant coaches Feb. 25 San Antonio FC signs defender Greg Cochrane and forward Manolo Sanchez March 18 San Antonio FC signs goalkeeper Lee Johnston and defender Austin Dunker March 23 San Antonio FC signs defender Bobby Moseley on loan from Stoke City FC of the Barclays Premier League March 29 San Antonio FC signs defender Biko Bradnock-Brennan and forward Jacques Francois May 5 San Antonio FC signs defender Ryan Roushandel June 11 San Antonio FC defender Bobby Moseley concludes loan from Stoke City FC June 16 San Antonio FC signs forward Franck Tayou June 22 San Antonio FC acquires forward Taylor Morgan from Tulsa Roughnecks FC July 7 San Antonio FC signs midfielder Diego Garcia July 11 San Antonio FC signs forward Cesar Elizondo July 29 San Antonio FC loans defender Ryan Roushandel to Wilmington Hammerheads for one match TRANSFERS 2016 June 22 San Antonio FC acquires forward Taylor Morgan from Tulsa Roughnecks FC 2017 Nov. 1 Nov. 3 Nov.11 Nov. 15 Nov. 17 Nov.22 Nov. 29 Dec. 1 Dec. 6 Dec.13 Dec. 23 Jan 2. Jan. 10 Jan. 18 Jan. 25 Jan. 26 Feb. 2 Feb. 3 Feb. 16 Feb. 22 Feb. 23 March 9 March 9 San Antonio FC announces return of midfielder Rafa Castillo San Antonio FC re-signs forward Cesar Elizondo San Antonio FC announces return of midfielders Miguel Salaxar and Victor Araujo San Antonio FC announces return of goalkeeper Matt Cardone San Antonio FC announces return of forward Franck Tayou San Antonio FC announces return of midfielder Michael Reed San Antonio FC signs defender Cyprian Hedrick San Antonio FC announces return of defender Stephen McCarthy San Antonio FC signs midfielder Kris Tyrpak San Antonio FC signs forward Akwafei Ajeakwa San Antonio FC signs defender Ben Newnam San Antonio FC re-signs Greg Cochrane San Antonio FC signs midfielder Billy Forbes San Antonio FC signs midfielder Pecka San Antonio FC re-signs defender Ryan Roushandel, goalkeeper Lee Johnston; signs defender Kevyn McFarlane San Antonio FC signs midfielder Devin Vega San Antonio FC re-signs forward Shawn Chin San Antonio FC signs defender Sebastien Ibeagha San Antonio FC signs midfielder Juan Nino San Antonio FC signs midfielder Maxi Rodriguez San Antonio FC releases forward Franck Tayou San Antonio FC signs forward Aly Alberto Hassan San Antonio FC signs goalkeeper Diego Restrepo 52 SAN ANTONIO FC

53 DARREN POWELL Seasons: 1 (2016-present) Record: (W-L-D) Year Record COACHING RECORDS ALL-TIME ASSISTANT COACHES Andy Thomson 2016 Nick Evans 2016 Juan Lamadrid 2016 Player of the Week: Matt Cardone (2016) Team of the Week: Jason Johnson (2016) Rafa Castillo (2016) Stephen McCarthy (2016) Milton Palacios (2016) Sam McBride (2016) Jacques Francois (2016) Michael Reed (2016) Greg Cochrane (2016) Matt Cardone (2016) Head coach Darren Powell became the first coach in club history in January of SAN ANTONIO FC

54 AWARDS & RECOGNITION USL FIRST TEAM USL SECOND TEAM TEAM OF THE WEEK Aug. 30, 2016 Matt Cardone Aug. 23, 2016 Rafa Castillo July 12, 2016 Greg Cochrane July 5, 2016 Michael Reed June 28, 2016 Jacques Francois June 21, 2016 Stephen McCarthy June 14, 2016 Milton Palacios May 17, 2016 Sam McBride May 3, 2016 Rafa Castillo April 6, 2016 Jason Johnson TEAM OF THE WEEK BENCH Sept. 20, 2016 Franck Tayou Sept. 6, 2016 Carlos Alvarez Aug. 23, 2016 Cesar Elizondo Aug. 23, 2016 Matt Cardone Aug. 9, 2016 Cesar Elizondo Aug. 2, 2016 Matt Cardone July 19, 2016 Rafa Castillo July 5, 2016 Carlos Alvarez April 12, 2016 Danny Garcia April 5, 2016 Fejiro Okiomah USL STATISTICS TITLES Matt Cardone became the first San Antonio FC player to win a USL Player of the Week award on Aug. 30, 2016 Rafa Castillo was the first SAFC player to earn Team of the Week honors twice in a season on May 3, 2016 USL PLAYER OF THE WEEK August 30, 2016 Matt Cardone 54 SAN ANTONIO FC

55 NATIONAL TEAM SOCCER Eight players on the 2017 SAFC roster have represented four different countries in national competition during their professional careers. Sebastien Ibeagha Ibeagha has represented the US at the U-15 and U-20 levels Played in the 2011 CONCACAF U-20 championships, playing four matches in the tournament Billy Forbes Forbes is a full international and the current captain of the Turks and Caicos national team Has played in World Cup Qualifers for his country and has also represented Turks and Caicos in beach soccer tournaments Devin Vega Vega was a graduate of the US Soccer U-17 residency program and represented his country at the 2014 Aegean Cup He recieved his first U-19 call-up in 2016 Stephen McCarthy McCarthy has represented the USA at both the U-20 and U-18 levels, including at the 2007 Pan American s. Cesar Elizondo Elizondo has been capped 10 times by the Costa Rican full national team Elizondo has also appeared for the U-20 national side Rafa Castillo Castillo has made nine appearances for the Colombian national team from , scoring three goals. Shawn Chin Made two appearances with the US U-20 National Team in SAN ANTONIO FC Diego Restrepo Restrepo was a member of the US Soccer U-17 residency program and represented his country in the 2005 U-17 World Cup Restrepo has also appeared for the U-20 national team

56 SAN ANTONIO FC CAPTAINS SAFC ALL-TIME CAPTAINS Total Captains: 4 (2016-present) Year Record 2016 Josh Ford (16 matches) 2016 Rafa Castillo (11 matches) 2016 Michael Reed (1 match) 2016 Greg Cochrane (2 matches) Goalkeeper Josh Ford became the first club captain prior to the 2016 season 56 SAN ANTONIO FC

57 ALL-TIME PLAYERS ALVAREZ, CARLOS #10 Position: Midfielder Height: 5-10 College: UCONN Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC ARAUJO, VICTOR #7 Position: Midfielder Height: 6-0 College: Trinity University Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL USOC Totals USOC BRADNOCK-BRENNAN, BIKO #14 Position: Defender Height: 6-3 College: UNC Charlotte Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in March of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC CARDONE, MATT #0 Position: Goalkeeper Height: 6-3 College: Trinity University Birthdate: 6/18/93 Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN GA SV SV% W D L YC-RC GAA 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC CASTILLO, RAFA #16 Position: Midfielder Height: 5-6 Country: Colombia Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC CHIN, SHAWN #17 Position: Forward Height: 5-7 College: South Florida Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL USOC Totals USOC SAN ANTONIO FC

58 ALL-TIME PLAYERS COCHRANE, GREG #20 Position: Defender Height: 5-8 College: Louisville Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC DUNKER, AUSTIN #22 Position: Defender Height: 5-9 College: Elon Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in March of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL ELIZONDO, CESAR #5 Position: Forward Height: 5-8 Country: Costa Rica Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in July of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL FORD, JOSH #1 Position: Goalkeeper Height: 6-0 College: UCONN Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN GA SV SV% W D L YC-RC GAA 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC FRANCOIS, JACQUES #21 Position: Forward Height: 5-10 College: UNC Greensboro Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in March of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL USOC Totals USOC GARCIA, DANNY #11 Position: Midfielder Height: 5-5 College: North Carolina Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL USOC Totals USOC SAN ANTONIO FC

59 ALL-TIME PLAYERS GARCIA, DIEGO #79 Position: Midfielder Height: 5-5 High School: Lehman High School Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in July of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL GUNDERSON, MAX #19 Position: Defender Height: 5-9 College: Incarnate Word Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL USOC Totals USOC JOHNSON, JASON #18 Position: Forward Height: 6-0 College: VCU Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC JOHNSTON, LEE #13 Position: Goalkeeper Height: 6-3 College: West Virginia Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in March of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN GA SV SV% W D L YC-RC GAA 2016 USL Totals USL MCBRIDE, SAM #4 Position: Defender Height: 6-1 College: Elon Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC MCCARTHY, STEPHEN #15 Position: Defender Height: 6-5 College: North Carolina Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC SAN ANTONIO FC

60 ALL-TIME PLAYERS MORGAN, TAYLOR #12 Position: Forward Height: 6-5 College: George Mason Birthdate: Acquired: Acquired from Tulsa Roughnecks FC in June of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL MOSELEY, BOBBY #3 Position: Defender Height: 5-8 Country: Ireland Birthdate: Acquired: Acquired on loan from Stoke City FC (EPL) in March of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL OKIOMAH, FEJIRO #23 Position: Defender-Forward Height: 6-2 College: High Point Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL PALACIOS, MILTON #2 Position: Defender Height: 5-7 Country: Honduras Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC REED, MICHAEL #8 Position: Midfielder Height: 6-0 College: New Mexico Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC ROUSHANDEL, RYAN #25 Position: Defender Height: 6-3 College: Central Florida Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in May of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL SAN ANTONIO FC

61 ALL-TIME PLAYERS SALAZAR, MIGUEL #28 Position: Midfielder Height: 5-8 College: Elon Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC SANCHEZ, MANOLO #9 Position: Forward Height: 6-0 College: Clemson Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL TAYOU, FRANCK #24 Position: Forward Height: 6-2 College: West Virginia Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in Juneof 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL Totals USL THURIERE, SEBASTIEN #6 Position: Midfielder Height: 6-0 College: South Florida Birthdate: Acquired: Signed as a free agent in February of 2016 San Antonio FC (1 Year) Year League GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att 2016 USL , Totals USL , USOC Totals USOC SAN ANTONIO FC

62 ALL-TIME ROSTERS 2016 No. Player Pos. Ht. School/Country Birthdate 0 Matt Cardone GK 6-3 Trinity 6/18/93 1 Josh Ford GK 6-0 UCONN 11/6/87 2 Milton Palacios DEF 5-7 Honduras 4/17/88 3 Bobby Moseley DEF 5-9 Ireland 3/7/96 4 Sam McBride DEF 6-1 Elon 9/21/94 5 Cesar Elizondo FWD 5-8 Costa Rica 2/10/88 6 Sebastien Thuriere MID 6-0 South Florida 1/6/90 7 Victor Araujo MID 6-0 Trinity 6/25/91 8 Michael Reed MID 6-0 New Mexico 10/28/87 9 Manolo Sanchez FWD 6-0 Clemson 11/10/91 10 Carlos Alvarez MID 5-10 UCONN 11/12/90 11 Danny Garcia MID 5-5 North Carolina 10/14/93 12 Taylor Morgan FWD 6-5 George Mason 10/21/90 13 Lee Johnston GK 6-3 West Virginia 11/17/93 14 Kiko Bradnock-Brennan DEF 6-3 UNC Charlotte 4/24/93 15 Stephen McCarthy DEF 6-5 North Carolina 6/21/88 16 Rafa Castillo MID 5-6 Colombia 6/6/80 17 Shawn Chin FWD 5-7 South Florida 5/11/89 18 Jason Johnson FWD 6-0 VCU 10/9/90 19 Max Gunderson DEF 5-9 Incarnate Word 12/5/89 20 Greg Cochrane DEF 5-8 Louisville 11/1/90 21 Jacques Francois FWD 5-11 UNC Greensboro 12/11/92 22 Austin Dunker DEF 5-9 Elon 8/27/92 23 Fejiro Okiomah DEF 6-2 High Point 11/10/90 24 Franck Tayou FWD 6-2 West Virginia 4/16/90 25 Ryan Roushandel DEF 6-3 UCF 11/11/85 28 Miguel Salazar MID 5-8 Elon 7/28/94 79 Diego Garcia MID 5-5 Lehman High School 1/8/98 Head Coach: Darren Powell 62 SAN ANTONIO FC

63 ALL-TIME COLLEGE/COUNTRY ROSTER BRAZIL Pecka CHICO STATE AJ Ajeakwa '14 CLEMSON Manolo Sanchez '14 COASTAL CAROLINA Cyprian Hedrick '11 COLOMBIA Rafa Castillo COSTA RICA Cesar Elizondo DARTON STATE Kevyn McFarlane DUKE Sebastien Ibeagha '13 ELON (3) Sam McBride '15 Miguel Salazar '15 Austin Dunker '14 GEORGE MASON Taylor Morgan 12 HIGH POINT Fejiro Okiomah '12 HONDURAS Milton Palacios HOUSTON BAPTIST Kris Tyrpak '13 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN Aly Alberto Hassan '10 SOUTH FLORIDA (2) Sebastien Thuriere '12 Shawn Chin 10 TRINITY (2) Victor Araujo 14 Matt Cardone '14 UCF Ryan Roushandel '08 UCONN Carlos Alvarez '12 Josh Ford '10 UNC CHARLOTTE (2) Biko Bradnock-Brennan '15 Maxi Rodriguez '16 UNC GREENSBORO Jacques Francois '15 UNITED STATES Devin Vega VCU Jason Johnson '12 VIRGINIA Diego Restrepo '10 WAKE FOREST Ben Newnam '12 WEST VIRGINIA Lee Johnston '14 INCARNATE WORD Max Gunderson '11 LIBERTY Juan Nino '11 LOUISVILLE Greg Cochrane 12 LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN Billy Forbes '13 NEW MEXICO Michael Reed 10 NORTH CAROLINA (2) Danny Garcia '12 Stephen McCarthy '10 63 SAN ANTONIO FC

64 ALL-TIME NUMBERS Matt Cardone Josh Ford Lee Johnston Milton Palacios Bobby Moseley Sebastien Ibeagha Sam McBride Cyprian Hedrick Cesar Elizondo Miguel Salazar Sebastien Thuriere Pecka Victor Araujo Billy Forbes Michael Reed Manolo Sanchez Aly Alberto Hassan Carlos Alvarez Cesar Elizondo Danny Garcia Victor Araujo Taylor Morgan Kevyn McFarlane Lee Johnston Ben Newnam Biko Bradnock-Brennan Akwafei Ajeakwa Stephen McCarthy Rafa Castillo Shawn Chin Jason Johnson Max Gunderson Kris Tyrpak Greg Cochrane Jacques Francois Austin Dunker Juan Nino Fejiro Okiomah Devin Vega Franck Tayou Diego Restrepo Ryan Roushandel Maxi Rodriguez Miguel Salazar Diego Garcia Leon SAN ANTONIO FC

65 SAFC REGULAR-SEASON ANNUAL STATISTICS Year W-L-D s Goals Scored Goals Allowed Goal Difference Points Shots Shots on Target Yellow Cards Red Cards SAFC REGULAR-SEASON GOALKEEPER Year W-L-D s Goals Allowed Saves Save Percentage GAA % 1.20 OPPONENT REGULARSEASON Year W-L-D s Goals Scored Goals Allowed Goal Difference Points Shots Shots on Target Yellow Cards Red Cards OPPONENT REGULAR-SEASON GOALKEEPER Year W-L-D s Goals Allowed Saves Save Percentage GAA % SAN ANTONIO FC

66 YEAR-BY-YEAR SCHEDULES 2016 Date Opponent W/L Score April 3 at Seattle W SWOPE PARK RANGERS D at Los Angeles D at Orange County L at Colorado L TULSA W 3-1 May 7 RGVFC L at Oklahoma City D CORINTHIANS FC SA (OC) W OKLAHOMA CITY L RGVFC D 0-0 June 1 Des Moines Menace (OC) W at RGVFC L at Portland D at Houston Dynamo (OC) L COLORADO W ORANGE COUNTY W 3-2 July 3 at Tulsa W OKLAHOMA CITY D VANCOUVER W LOS ANGELES L at Swope Park Rangers L 1-2 August 6 at Sacramento D at Arizona L ARIZONA W SEATTLE W at Saint Louis W at Swope Park Rangers L 1-2 September 4 ARIZONA D SAINT LOUIS L at Real Monarchs L TULSA W RGVFC L SAN ANTONIO FC

67 YEAR-BY-YEAR REG. SEASON PLAYOFFS Totals HOME-AWAY REG. SEASON PLAYOFFS 2016 Home Road Totals Home Road MONTH-BY-MONTH 2016 ( ) APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER ALL-TIME APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER TOTAL RECORD BREAKDOWN BEST RECORD GAME-BY-GAME # s Record Year(s) BY CONFERENCE vs. WEST Home Road Total DAYS OF THE WEEK RECORD Mon. Tues. Weds. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sun. Record TOTALS Totals SAN ANTONIO FC

68 RECORD BREAKDOWN & ANNUAL RANKINGS HALFWAY Halfway Point First Half Second Half 2016 July 3 (15 games) Totals STREAKS Overall Wins Overall Losses 3 (2x) Last: Aug Aug. 27, (3x) Last: Sept Sept. 14, 2016 Home Wins Home Losses 2 (2x) Last: Aug Aug. 20, 2016 Road Wins Road Losses Consecutive Multi-Goal Wins Consecutive Multi-Goal Losses 2 Sept Sept. 14, 2016 YEAR-BY-YEAR FINISH Overall Finish Western Conference Finish th 10th ANNUAL STAT RANKINGS (WESTERN CONFERENCE) Year G A PTS SH SOG YC RC th 10th 11th 4th 5th 6th 14th 68 SAN ANTONIO FC

69 2016 REGULAR-SEASON INDIVIDUAL Player GP GS MIN G A PTS Sho SOG YC-RC PK-Att Carlos Alvarez , Victor Araujo Biko Bradnock-Brennan , Rafa Castillo , Shawn Chin Greg Cochrane , Austin Dunker Cesar Elizondo Jacques Francois Danny Garcia Diego Garcia Max Gunderson Jason Johnson , Sam McBride , Stephen McCarthy , Taylor Morgan Bobby Moseley Fejiro Okiomah Milton Palacios , Michael Reed , Ryan Roushandel Miguel Salazar , Manolo Sanchez Franck Tayou Sebastien Thuriere , Team Totals , Opponents , REGULAR-SEASON GOALKEEPER YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS Player GP GS MIN GA SV SV% W D L YC-RD GAA PK SVs-Chances Matt Cardone , Josh Ford , Lee Johnston Team Totals , Opponents , SAN ANTONIO FC

70 RECORDS 70 SAN ANTONIO FC

71 ANNUAL STAT LEADERS MINUTES Regular Season Year Player Min 2016 Greg Cochrane 2,631 GOALS Regular Season Year Player G 2016 Franck Tayou/Rafa Castillo 5 ASSISTS Regular Season Year Player A 2016 Carlos Alvarez 7 POINTS Regular Season Year Player Pts Carlos Alvarez 15 Playoffs Year Player Min Playoffs Year Player G Playoffs Year Player A Playoffs Year Player Pts. SHOTS Regular Season Year Player Shots 2016 Rafa Castillo 67 SHOTS ON GOAL Regular Season Year Player SOG 2016 Carlos Alvarez 29 YELLOW CARDS Regular Season Year Player YC 2016 Taylor Morgan 7 RED CARDS Regular Season Year Player RC 2016 Josh Ford 1 Playoffs Year Player Shots Playoffs Year Player SOG Playoffs Year Player YC Playoffs Year Player RC PENALTY GOALS Regular Season Year Player PKG 2016 Rafa Castillo 1 PENALTY ATTEMPTS Regular Season Year Player PKA 2016 Rafa Castillo 1 OWN GOALS Regular Season Year Player OG 2016 Carlos Alvarez 1 CLEAN SHEETS Regular Season Year Player CS 2016 Matt Cardone 4 Playoffs Year Player PKG Playoffs Year Player PKA Playoffs Year Player OG Playoffs Year Player CS FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED SAVES SAVE PERCENTAGE GAA Regular Season Year Player FGA 2016 Josh Ford 15 Regular Season Year Player SV 2016 Josh Ford 53 Regular Season Year Player SV % 2016 Josh Ford.779 Regular Season Year Player GAA 2016 Josh Ford 0.89 Playoffs Year Player FGA Playoffs Year Player SV Playoffs Year Player SV % Playoffs Year Player GAA HAT TRICKS BRACES PENALTY SAVES Regular Season Year Player HT Regular Season Year Player BRC 2016 Jason Johnson 1 Regular Season Year Player PKS 2016 Matt Cardone 4 Playoffs Year Player HT Playoffs Year Player BRC Playoffs Year Player PKS 71 SAN ANTONIO FC

72 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS GOALS Player G 1. Jason Johnson 2 4/3/16 at SEA 2. (13) Last: Shawn Chin 1 9/17/16 vs TUL ASSISTS Player A 1. Jacques Francois 2 6/23/ 16 at OC 2. (13) Last: Carlos Alvarez 1 9/17/16 vs TUL SHOTS Player SHO 1. Franck Tayou 7 9/10/16 vs STL 2. Michael Reed 6 6/18/16 vs COS 3. Franck Tayou 5 9/17/16 vs TUL Rafa CAstillo 5 9/20/16 vs SEA Carlos Alvarez 5 9/30/16 vs TUL Players 4 - POINTS Player Pts 1. Jason Johnson 4 4/3/16 at SEA 2. (34) Last: Shawn Chin 2 9/17/16 vs TUL 3. (22) Last: Carlos Alvarez 1 9/17/16 vs TUL SHOTS ON GOAL Player SOG 1. Rafa Castillo 3 9/10/16 vs STL Carlos Alvarez 3 4/30/16 vs TUL Jason Johnson 3 4/9/16 vs SPR Players 2 - YELLOW CARDS Player YC 1. (57x) Last: Milton Palacios 1 9/24/16 at RGV FC OWN GOALS Player OG 1. Carlos Alvarez 1 6/11/16 at POR PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS Player PKA 1. Rafael Castillo 1 7/16/16 vs WFC2 GOALS ALLOWED Player GA 1. Matt Cardone 3 (4x) Last: 9/24/16 at RGV 2. Matt Cardone 2 (4x) Last: 9/17/16 at SLC 3. Josh Ford 2 6/23/16 vs OC PENALTY KICK GOALS Player PKG 1. Rafa Castillo 1 7/16/16 vs WFC2 PENALTY KICK SAVES Player PKS 1. Matt Cardone 1 (4x) 9/17/16 vs TUL GOALS OFF BENCH Player GOB 1. Shawn Chin 1 9/17/16 vs TUL Franck Tayou 1 7/3/16 at TUL Franck Tayou 1 6/23/16 vs OC Manolo Sanchez 1 5/7/16 vs RGV Fejiro Okiomah 1 4/3/16 at SEA SAVES Player SV 1. Matt Cardone 9 7/30/16 at SPR 2. Matt Cardone 7 8/27/16 at STL 3. Josh Ford 6 (3x) Last: 8/6/16 at SAC 4. Matt Cardone 5 9/17/16 vs TUL Josh Ford 5 4/3/16 at SEA SAVE PERCENTAGE Player SV % 1. Matt Cardone 1.00 (4x) Last: 9/17/16 vs TUL Josh Ford 1.00 (2x) Last: 5/25/16 vs RGV 3. Josh Ford.857(2x) Last: 8/6/16 at SAC 4. Matt Cardone.818 7/30/16 at SPR SHOTS OFF BENCH Player SOB 1. Taylor Morgan 3 7/23/16 vs LA Franck Tayou 3 7/3/16 at TUL Franck Tayou 3 6/18/16 at COS Danny Garcia 3 5/7/16 vs RGV 4. (5) Last: Jason Johnson 2 9/10/16 vs STL 9. (28) Last: Shawn Chin 1 9/17/16 vs TUL ASSISTS OFF BENCH Player AOB 1. Victor Araujo 1 8/20/16 vs SEA Taylor Morgan 1 6/11/16 at POR SHOTS ON GOAL OFF BENCH Player SOG OB 1. Franck Tayou 2 7/3/16 at TUL Danny Garcia 2 5/7/16 vs RGV 2. (20) Last: Shawn Chin 1 9/17/16 vs TUL 72 SAN ANTONIO FC

73 TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS GOALS ASSISTS Most Goals Assists 1. 8/17/16 vs AZ /17/16 vs AZ 3 6/23/16 vs OC 3 6/23/16 vs OC 3 4/30/16 vs TUL /17/16 vs TUL 2 4/3/16 at SEA 3 8/17/16 vs AZ 2 5. (7x) Last: 9/17/16 at TUL 2 7/3/16 at TUL (10x) Last: 9/10/16 vs STL 1 6. (6x) Last: 7/3/16 at TUL 1 SHOTS SHO 1. 9/10/16 vs STL 23 7/16/16 vs WFC2 23 4/30/16 vs TUL /21/16 vs OKC /9/16 vs SPR (2x) Last: 6/18/16 vs COS 16 SHOTS ON GOAL Most SOG 1. 4/30/16 vs TUL /10/16 vs STL 9 7/16/16 vs WFC /3/16 at SEA 8 5. (4x) Last: 8/17/16 vs AZ 7 POINTS Points 1. 6/23/16 vs OC /17/16 vs AZ /30/16 vs TUL 7 4/3/16 at SEA /17/16 vs TUL 6 7/3/16 at TUL 6 YELLOW CARDS Most YC 1. 7/23/16 at LA /6/16 at SAC 4 6/11/16 at POR 4 6/4/16 at RGV 4 5. (5x) Last: 8/17/16 vs AZ 3 Least YV 1. (4x) Last: 8/20/16 vs SEA 0 RED CARDS RC 1. 7/9/16 vs OKC 1 Least SOG 1. 7/30/16 at SPR /13/16 at AZ 2 7/9/16 vs OKC 2 6/4/16 at RGV 2 5. (9x) Last: 9/24/16 at RGV 3 GOALS ALLOWED GA 1. 9/24/16 at RGV 3 9/10/16 vs STL 3 7/23/16 vs LA 3 5/7/16 vs RGV /14/16 at SLC 2 8/31/16 at SPR 2 8/17/16 vs AZ 2 7/30/16 at SPR 2 6/23/16 vs OC (14x) Last: 9/4/16 1 PENALTY KICK GOALS Most PKG 1. 7/16/16 1 PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS PKA 1. 7/16/16 1 OWN GOALS OG 1. 6/11/16 at POR 1 PENALTY KICK SAVES Most PKS 1. 9/17/16 1 9/14/16 1 8/31/16 1 8/27/16 1 7/16/ SAN ANTONIO FC

74 SAVES Most SV 1. 7/30/16 at SPR /27/16 at STL /6/16 at SAC 6 5/25/16 vs RGV 6 4/23/16 at COS 6 6. (2x) Last: 9/17/16 vs TUL 5 SAVE PERCENTAGE Most SV % 1. 9/17/16 vs TUL /27/16 at STL /20/16 vs AZ /16/16 vs WFC /25/16 vs RGV /3/16 at SEA (2x) Last: 8/6/16 at SAC.857 TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDS GOALS OFF BENCH Most GOB 1. 9/17/16 vs TUL 1 7/3/16 at TUL 1 6/23/16 vs OC 1 5/7/16 vs RGV 1 4/3/16 at SEA 1 ASSISTS OFF BENCH Most 1. AOB 8/20/16 vs SEA 1 SHOTS OFF BENCH 6/11/16 at POR 1 Most SOB 1. 7/23/16 vs LA 3 7/3/16 at TUL 3 6/18/16 at COS 3 5/7/16 vs RGV 3 4. (5x) Last: 9/10/16 vs STL 2 SHOTS ON GOAL OFF BENCH Most SOGOB 1. 7/3/16 at TUL 2 5/7/16 vs RGV /17/16 vs TUL 1 74 SAN ANTONIO FC

75 TWO TEAM RECORDS GOALS Most G (3x) Last: 8/17/16 at AZ 5 Least G (2x) Last: 7/9/16 vs OKC 0 ASSISTS Most A (2x) Last: 9/10/16 vs STL 4 Least A (3x) Last: 8/6/16 0 POINTS Most PTS 6/23/16 vs OC 14 Least PTS (2x) Last: 7/9/16 vs OKC 0 SHOTS ON GOAL Most SOG 9/10/17 vs STL 16 Least SOG 7/9/16 vs OKC 3 RED CARDS Most RC 7/9/16 vs OKC 2 Least RC 29 Times 0 PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS Most PKA (9x) Last: 9/17/16 vs TUL 1 Least PKA 21 Times 0 OWN GOALS Most OG 6/11/16 at POR 1 Least OG 29 Times 0 SAVES Most SV 9/10/16 vs STL 12 Least SV 7/9/16 vs OKC 3 GOALS OFF BENCH SHOTS ON GOAL OFF BENCH Most SOGOB (3x) Last: 9/24/16 at RGV 4 Least SOGOB (5x) Last: 8/27/16 vs STL 0 SHOTS Most SHO 9/10/16 vs STL 36 Least SHO (3x) Last: 7/30/16 16 YELLOW CARDS Most YC 7/23/16 vs LA 9 Least YC 8/20/16 vs SEA 0 5/15/16 at OKC 0 PENALTY KICK GOALS Most PKG (5x) Last: 8/31/16 at SPR 1 Least PKG 4 Times 0 PENALTY KICK SAVES Most PKS (4x) Last: 9/17/16 vs TUL 1 Least PKS (4x) Last: 8/31/16 at SPR 0 GOALS ALLOWED Most G (3x) Last: 8/17/16 at AZ 5 Least G (2x) Last: 7/9/16 vs OKC 0 SAVE PERCENTAGE Most SV % 8/27/16 vs STL.666 Least SV % 7/23/16 vs LA.167 Most Least GOB 5/7/16 vs RGV 3 ASSISTS OFF BENCH Most GOB AOB 22 Times 0 9/24/16 at RGV 2 Least SHOTS OFF BENCH AOB Most 27 Times 0 SOB 9/24/16 at RGV 8 Least SOB (6x) Last: 9/14/16 at SLC 1 75 SAN ANTONIO FC

76 INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS MINUTES Player Season Min 1. Greg Cochrane , Carlos Alvarez , Rafa Castillo , Biko Bradnock-Brennan , Sam McBride ,721 GOALS Player Season G 1. Rafa Castillo Franck Tayou Carlos Alvarez Michael Reed Shawn Chin Jason Johnson ASSISTS Player Season A 1. Carlos Alvarez Greg Cochrane Jacques Francois Rafa Castillo Players POINTS Player Season Pts 1. Carlos Alvarez Rafa Castillo Franck Tayou Shawn Chin Michael Reed SHOTS Player Season Sho 1. Rafa Castillo Carlos Alvarez Franck Tayouo Jason Johnson Michael Reed SHOTS ON GOAL Player Season SOG 1. Rafa Castillo Carlos Alvarez Jason Johnson Franck Tayou Michael Reed YELLOW CARDS Player Season YC 1. Rafa Castillo Biko Bradnock-Brennan Miguel Salazar Carlos Alvarez Stephen McCarthy Danny Garcia Milton Palacios Sebastien Thuriere RED CARDS Player Season RC 1. Josh Ford PENALTY KICK GOALS Player Season PKG 1. Rafa Castillo PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS Player Season PKA 1. Rafa Castillo OWN GOALS Player Season OG 1. Carlos Alvarez GOALS ALLOWED Player Season GA 1. Matt Cardone Josh Ford SAVES Player Season SV 1. Josh Ford Matt Cardone SAVE PERCENTAGE Player Season SV % 1. Josh Ford Matt Cardone PENALTY KICK SAVES Player Season PKS 1. Matt Cardone Josh Ford GOALS OFF BENCH Player Season GOB 1. Shawn Chin Franck Tayou Franck Tayou Manolo Sanchez Fejiro Okiomah ASSISTS OFF BENCH Player Season AOB 1. Victor Araujo Taylor Morgan SHOTS OFF BENCH Player Season SOB 1. Taylor Morgan Franck Tayou Franck Tayou Danny Garcia (5) Last: Jason Johnson (28) Last: Shawn Chin SHOTS ON GOAL OFF BENCH Player Season SOGOB 1. Franck Tayou Danny Garcia (20) Last: Shawn Chin CLEAN SHEETS Player Season CS 1. Matt Cardone Josh Ford SAN ANTONIO FC

77 TEAM SEASON RECORDS GAMES PLAYED Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP Regular Season Season GP Playoffs Season GP GOALS Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP G Regular Season Season GP G Playoffs Season GP G ASSISTS Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP A Regular Season Season GP A Playoffs Season GP A POINTS Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP PTS Regular Season Season GP PTS Playoffs Season GP PTS SHOTS Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP SHO Regular Season Season GP SHO Playoffs Season GP SHO SHOTS ON GOAL Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP SOG Regular Season Season GP SOG Playoffs Season GP SOG MINUTES Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP M ,981 Season GP M ,981 Playoffs Season GP M YELLOW CARDS Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP YC Regular Season Season GP YC Playoffs Season GP YC RED CARDS Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP RC Regular Season Season GP RC Open Cup Season GP RC SAN ANTONIO FC

78 TEAM SEASON RECORDS PENALTY KICK GOALS Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP PKG Regular Season Season GP PKG Playoffs Season GP PKG PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP PKA Regular Season Season GP PKA Playoffs Season GP PKA PENALTY KICK SAVES Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP PKS Regular Season Season GP PKS Playoffs Season GP PKS OWN GOALS Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP OG Regular Season Season GP OG Playoffs Season GP OG SAVE PERCENTAGE Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP SV% Regular Season Season GP SV% Playoffs Season GP SV% FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP FGA Regular Season Season GP FGA Playoffs Season GP FGA SAVES Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP SV Regular Season Season GP SV Playoffs Season GP SV GOALS OFF BENCH Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP GOB Regular Season Season GP GOB Playoffs Season GP GOB SAN ANTONIO FC

79 TEAM SEASON RECORDS ASSISTS OF BENCH SHOTS OFF BENCH SHOTS ON GOAL OFF BENCH WINS Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP AOB Regular Season Season GP AOB Playoffs Season GP AOB Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP SOB Regular Season Season GP SOB Playoffs Season GP SOB Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP SOGOB Regular Season Season GP SOGOB Season GP SOGOB Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP W Regular Season Season GP W Playoffs Season GP W DRAWS Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP D Regular Season Season GP D Playoffs Season GP D LOSSES Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP L Regular Season Season GP L Playoffs Season GP L CLEAN SHEETS Overall (Regular Season and Playoffs) Season GP CS Regular Season Season GP CS Playoffs Season GP CS SAN ANTONIO FC

80 GAMES PLAYED 1 Carlos Alvarez Greg Cochrane Rafa Castillo Jason Johnson Danny Garcia Miguel Salazar Biko Bradnock-Brennan Sam McBride Sebastien Thuriere Milton Palacios POINTS 1 Carlos Alvarez Rafa Castillo Rafa Castillo Franck Tayou Carlos Alvarez Shawn Chin Franck Tayou Michael Reed Jason Johnson Jason Johnson Michael Reed Cesar Elizondo Danny Garcia Stephen McCarthy Sebastien Thuriere Danny Garcia Shawn Chin Two Players Taylor Morgan Greg Cochrane RED CARDS MINUTES 1 Greg Cochrane , Carlos Alvarez , Rafa Castillo , Biko Bradnock-Brennan , Sam McBride , Milton Palacios , Miguel Salazar , Stephen McCarthy , Jason Johnson , Sebastien Thuriere ,330 SHOTS PENALTY KICK GOALS GOALS 1 Rafa Castillo Franck Tayou Carlos Alvarez Michael Reed Shawn Chin Jason Johnson Milton Palacios Cesar Elizondo Danny Garcia Stephen McCarthy Fejiro Okiomah SHOTS ON GOAL 1. Carlos Alvarez Rafa Castillo Jason Johnson Franck Tayou Michael Reed Danny Garcia Shawn Chin Bobby Moseley Sebastien Thuriere Fejiro Okiomah PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS 1 Josh Ford Rafa Castillo Rafa Castillo CAREER RECORDS ASSISTS 1 Carlos Alvarez Greg Cochrane Jacques Francois Rafa Castillo Cesar Elizondo Sebastien Thuriere Victor Araujo Michael Reed Danny Garcia Taylor Morgan Four Players YELLOW CARDS 1 Rafa Castillo Biko Bradnock-Brennan Miguel Salazar Milton Palacios Sebastien Thuriere Carlos Alvarez Danny Garcia Stephen McCarthy Taylor Morgan Six Players PENALTY KICK SAVES 1. Matt Cardone Josh Ford OWN GOALS 1 Carlos Alvarez GOALS ALLOWED 1 Josh Ford Matt Cardone SAVES 1. Josh Ford Matt Cardone SAVE PERCENTAGE 1. Josh Ford Matt Cardone GOALS OFF BENCH 1. Shawn Chin Franck Tayou Franck Tayou Manolo Sanchez Fejiro Okiomah ASSISTS OF BENCH 1. Victor Araujo Taylor Morgan SHOTS OFF BENCH 1. Taylor Morgan Franck Tayou Franck Tayou Danny Garcia (5) Last: Jason Johnson (28) Last: Shawn Chin CLEAN SHEETS 1. Matt Cardone Josh Ford SHOTS ON GOAL OFF BENCH 1. Franck Tayou Danny Garcia (20) Last: Shawn Chin SAN ANTONIO FC

81 CAREER HAT TRICK, BRACES, CLEAN SHEETS & PENALTIES HAT TRICKS BRACES CLEAN SHEETS PENALTIES 2016 Name Goal Min Name Goal Min. Jason Johnson 3, 10 4/3 at SEA Name Matt Cardone Matt Cardone Matt Cardone Matt Cardone Unattributed Josh Ford Josh Ford /17/16 vs TUL 8/27/16 at STL 8/20/16 vs SEA 7/16/16 vs VAN 7/9/16 vs OKC 5/25/16 vs RGV 4/3/16 at SEA 2016 Name GK Rafa Castillo (scored) 7/16 vs. VAN S. Richey 81 SAN ANTONIO FC

82 OPPONENT CAREER HAT TRICK, BRACES, CLEAN SHEETS & PENALTIES HAT TRICKS BRACES CLEAN SHEETS 2016 Name Goal Min. I. Herrera 12,16,54 8/10/16 vs STL 2016 Name Goal Min. A. Pinheiro 3, 90 8/31/16 at SPR L. Rooney 45, 86 8/17/16 vs AZ J. Villareal 5,35 7/23/16 vs LA Rob Lovejoy 69,90 5/7/16 vs RGV 2016 Name Devin Perales 9/24/16 at RGV Eduardo Fernandez 9/14/16 at SLC Carl Woszczynski 8/13/16 at AZ Cody Laurendi 7/9/16 vs OKC Calle Brown 6/4/16 at RGV Calle Brown 5/25/16 vs RGV Cody Laurendi 5/21/16 vs OKC D. Gorrick / W. Thompson 4/23/16 at COS Brandon Miller 4/16/16 at OC PENALTIES 2016 Name GK Ayrton Pinheiro 8/31/16 at SPR Matt Cardone Octavio Guzman 8/13/16 at SAC Josh Ford Luke Vercollone 6/18/16 vs COS Josh Ford Didier Crettenand 4/16/16 at OC Josh Ford 82 SAN ANTONIO FC

83 ROOKIE SINGLE-GAME RECORDS GOALS Player G ASSISTS Player A 1. Jacques Francois 2 6/23/16 vs OC SHOTS Player SHO 1. Jacques Francois 2 6/11/16 at POR Sam McBride 2 5/21/16 vs OKC 3. Miguel Salazar 1 9/14/17 at SLC Biko Bradnock-Brennan 1 8/17/16 vs AZ Biko Bradnock-Brennan 1 8/6/16 at SAC Biko Bradnock-Brennan 1 7/16/16 vs VAN Biko Bradnock-Brennan 1 6/23/16 vs OC Biko Bradnock-Brennan 1 5/25/16 vs RGV Miguel Salazar 1 5/15/16 at OKC Biko Bradnock-Brennan 1 4/30/16 vs TUL SHOTS ON GOAL Player SOG 1. Sam McBride 1 8/31/16 at SPR Jacques Francois 1 6/23/16 vs OC Biko Bradnock-Brennan 1 6/23/16 vs OC Sam McBride 1 5/25/16 vs RGV Sam McBride 1 5/21/16 vs OKC Miguel Salazar 1 5/15/16 vs OKC POINTS Player Pts 1. Jacques Francois 2 6/23/16 vs OC OWN GOALS Player OG YELLOW CARDS Player YC 1. Miguel Salazar 1 9/17/16 vs TUL Biko Bradnock-Brennan 1 9/10/16 vs STL Biko Bradnock-Brennan 1 8/31/16 at SPR Biko Bradnock-Brennan 1 8/17/16 vs AZ Miguel Salazar 1 8/13/16 at AZ Miguel Salazar 1 8/6/16 at SAC Sam McBride 1 8/6/16 at SAC Biko Bradnock-Brennan 1 7/30/16 at SPR Miguel Salazar 1 7/16/16 vs VAN Jacques Francois 1 6/11/16 at POR Biko Bradnock-Brennan 1 5/25/16 vs RGV Miguel Salazar 1 5/25/16 vs RGV PENALTY KICK GOALS Player PKG PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS Player PKA PENALTY KICK SAVES Player PKS GOALS ALLOWED Player GA GOALS OFF BENCH Player GOB SAVE PERCENTAGE Player SV % ASSISTS OFF BENCH Player AOB SAVES Player SV SHOTS OFF BENCH Player SOB 1. Jacques Francois 2 6/11/16 at POR Jacques Francois 2 5/21/16 vs OKC 3. Miguel Salazar 1 5/15/16 at OKC SHOTS ON GOAL OFF BENCH Player SOG OB 1. Miguel Salazar 1 5/15/16 at OKC 83 SAN ANTONIO FC

84 ROOKIE SEASON RECORDS MINUTES Player Season Min 1. Biko Bradnock-Brennan Sam McBride Miguel Salazar Jacques Francois Austin Dunker Lee Johnston GOALS Player Season G ASSISTS Player Season A 1. Jacques Francois Five Players POINTS Player Season Pts 1. Jacques Francois Five Players SHOTS Player Season Sho 1. Sam McBride Biko Bradnock-Brennan Jacques Francois Miguel Salazar Austin Dunker SHOTS ON GOAL Player Season SOG 1. Sam McBride Jacques Francois Biko Bradnock-Brennan Miguel Salazar Austin Dunker YELLOW CARDS Player Season YC 1. Miguel Salazar Biko Bradnock-Brennan Sam McBride Jacques Francois Austin Dunker RED CARDS Player Season RC PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS Player Season PKA OWN GOALS Player Season OG GOALS ALLOWED Player Season GA PENALTY KICK GOALS Player Season PKG SAVE PERCENTAGE Player Season SV % PENALTY KICK SAVES Player Season PKS GOALS OFF BENCH Player Season GOB SAVES Player Season SV ASSISTS OFF BENCH Player Season AOB SHOTS OFF BENCH Player Season SOB 1. Jacques Francois Miguel Salazar SHOTS ON GOAL OFF BENCH Player Season SOGOB 1. Miguel Salazar CLEAN SHEETS Player Season CS 84 SAN ANTONIO FC

85 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS 5+ SHOTS ASSIST LEADER Player Year 5+ Shots 1. Franck Tayou Rafa Castillo Michael Reed Carlos Alvarez SHOTS Player Year 3+ Shots 1. Carlos Alvarez Rafa Castillo Danny Garcia Michael Reed Jason Johnson Franck Tayou Greg Cochrane Manolo Sanchez Cesar Elizondo Sebastien Thuriere GOAL LEADER Player Year s 1. Rafa Castillo Franck Tayou Carlos Alvarez Shawn Chin Michael Reed Stephen McCarthy Milton Palacios Cesar Elizondo Jason Johnson Danny Garcia Four Players SHOTS ON GOAL Player Year 2 + s 1. Carlos Alvarez Rafa Castillo Franck Tayou Jason Johnson Michael Reed Danny Garcia Greg Cochrane SAVE LEADER Player Year s 1. Josh Ford Matt Cardone Player Year s 1. Carlos Alvarez Greg Cochrane Rafa Castillo Players TEAM RECORDS Most multi-goal games: Most consecutive wins: Most consecutive losses: Most consecutive draws: Most consecutive multi-goal games: Most consecutive multi-goal wins: Most consecutive multi-goal losses: Most consecutive clean sheets: SHOTS LEADER Player Year s 1. Rafa Castillo Carlos Alvarez Danny Garcia Michael Reed Greg Cochrane Jason Johnson Seven Players SHOTS ON GOAL LEADER Player Year s 1. Carlos Alvarez Michael Reed Rafa Castillo Franck Tayou Danny Garcia Greg Cochrane Jason Johnson Stephen McCarthy Milton Palacios Three Players COMEBACKS Down Final 1-2 6/23/16 vs OC 3-2 BLOWN LEADS Up Final 1 7/30/16 at SPR /23/16 vs LA 2-3 BIGGEST WINS Margin Final Score 3 3/4/16 at SEA /17/16 vs TUL /27/16 at STL /16/16 vs VAN /30/16 vs TUL 3-1 BIGGEST ROAD WINS Margin Final Score 3 4/3/16 at SEA /27/16 at STL /3/16 at TUL 2-1 BIGGEST LOSSES Margin Final Score 3 9/24/16 at RGV /14/16 at SLC /10/16 vs STL /23/16 vs LA /7/16 vs RGV Two Matches Five Matches 0-1 BIGGEST HOME LOSSES Margin Final Score 2 9/10/16 vs STL /23/16 vs LA /7/16 vs RGVFC /21/16 vs OKC /7/16 vs RGV 0-1 HALFTIME LEADS Lead Half Final /3/16 at SEA /18/16 vs COS /27/16 at STL /6/16 at SAC /30/16 at SPR /30/16 at TUL /17/16 vs AZ 3-2 HALFTIME DEFICITS Deficit Half Final /23/16 vs LA /10/16 vs STL /11/16 at POR /4/16 at RGV /9/16 at LA SAN ANTONIO FC

86 INDIVIDUAL GOALS Player G Players 1 Last: Shawn Chin 9/17/16 v TUL POINTS Player PTS 1. Cesar Elizondo 3 8/17/16 vs AZ Players 2 Last: Shawn Chin 9/17/16 v TUL SHOTS ON GOAL Player SOG 1. Rafa Castillo 3 9/10/16 vs STL Carlos Alvarez 3 4/30/16 vs TUL RED CARDS Player RC 1. Josh Ford 1 7/9/16 vs OKC PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS Player PKA 1. Rafa Castillo 1 7/16/16 vs VAN OWN GOALS Player OG GOALS ALLOWED Player GA 1. Matt Cardone 3 5/7/16 vs RGV GOALS OFF BENCH Player GOB 1. Shawn Chin 1 9/17/16 vs TUL Franck Tayou 1 6/23/16 vs OC Manolo Sanchez 1 5/7/16 vs RGV SHOTS OFF BENCH Player SoB 1. Taylor Morgan 3 7/23/16 vs LA Danny Garcia 3 5/7/16 vs RGV Player SV 1. Matt Cardone 5 9/17/16 vs TUL SHOTS ON GOAL OFF BENCH Player SOGOB 1. Danny Garcia 2 5/7/16 vs RGV ASSISTS Player A 1. Jacques Francois 2 6/23/16 vs OC 2. 9 Players 1 Last: Carlos Alvarez 9/17/16 SHOTS Player SHO 1. Franck Tayou 7 9/10/16 vs STL 2. Michael Reed 6 6/18/16 vs COS YELLOW CARDS Player YC Players 1 Last: Miguel Salazar (9/17/16) PENALTY KICK GOALS Player PKG 1. Rafa Castillo 1 7/16/16 vs VAN PENALTY KICK SAVES Player PKS 1. Matt Cardone 1 9/17/16 vs TUL Matt Cardone 1 7/16/16 vs VAN SAVE PERCENTAGE Player SV % 1. Matt Cardone /17/16 vs TUL Matt Cardone /20/16 vs STL Matt Cardone /16/16 vs VAN Josh Ford /9/16 vs OKC Josh Ford /25/16 vs RGV ASSISTS OFF BENCH Player AOB 1. Victor Araujo 1 8/20/16 SEA SAVES TEAM GOALS Most 8/17/16 vs AZ 3 6/23/16 vs OC 3 4/30/16 vs TUL 3 9/17/16 vs TUL 2 Least G Three Matches 0 POINTS Most SHOTS ON GOAL TOYOTA FIELD RECORDS ASSISTS Most SOG 4/30/16 vs TUL 10 Least YELLOW CARDS SOG Most 7/9/16 vs OKC 2 YC 7/23/16 vs LA 5 RED CARDS Least Most YC RC 7/9/16 vs OKC 1 PENALTY KICK SAVES Most PKS 9/17/16 vs TUL 1 7/16/16 vs VAN 1 GOALS ALLOWED Most GA 9/10/16 vs STL 3 7/23/16 vs LA 3 5/7/16 vs RGV 3 Least GA Five Matches 0 Most SV 5/25/16 vs RGV 6 SAVE PERCENTAGE Least Most SV SV% 4/9/16 vs SPR 0 Five matches (Last: 9/17/16 vs TUL) 1.00 Least SV% 7/23/16 vs LA.250 ASSISTS OFF BENCH Most AOB 8/20/16 vs SEA 1 SHOTS ON GOAL OFF BENCH Most SOGOB 5/17/16 vs RGV 2 Most G A 6/23/16 vs OC 3 Least A Three Matches 0 SHOTS Most SHO 9/10/16 vs STL 23 7/16/16 vs VAN 23 PTS 4/30/16 vs TUL 23 4/30/16 vs TUL 7 Least PTS Least SHO Three Matches 0 9/4/16 vs AZ 8 Three Matches 0 PENALTY KICK GOALS Most PKG 7/16/16 vs VAN 1 PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS Most PKA 7/16/16 1 Most OWN GOALS SAVES GOALS OFF BENCH OG Most GOB 9/17/16 vs TUL 1 6/23/16 vs OC 1 5/7/16 vs RGV 1 SHOTS OFF BENCH Most SOB 7/23/16 vs LA 3 5/7/16 vs RGV 3 CLEAN SHEETS Most CS Five Times (Last: 9/17/16 vs TUL) 1 86 SAN ANTONIO FC

87 ATTENDANCE RECORDS TOPTOYOTA FIELD CROWDS Date Opponent Result Attendance 4/9/16 Swope Park Rangers D 1-1 8,446 4/30/16 Tulsa Roughnecks FC W 3-1 7,837 7/23/16 LA Galaxy II L 2-3 7,690 9/17/16 Tulsa Roughnecks FC W 2-0 6,735 8/20/16 Seattle Sounders FC 2 W 1-0 6,417 9/10/16 Saint Louis FC L 3-1 6,251 5/21/16 OKC Energy FC L 0-1 6,165 6/18/16 COS Switchbacks FC W 2-1 6,052 7/16/16 Vancouver WFC2 W 2-0 6,025 5/7/16 Rio Grande Valley FC L 2-3 5,885 7/9/16 OKC Energy FC D 0-0 5,855 9/4/16 Arizona United SC D 1-1 5,569 5/25/16 Rio Grande Valley FC D 0-0 4,650 6/23/16 Orange County Blues FC W 3-2 4,593 8/17/16 Arizona United SC W 3-2 4,326 HOME OPENER ATTENDANCE Date Opponent Results Attendance 4/9/16 Swope Park Rangers D 1-1 8,446 Year 2016 Totals Average # 1 8,446 8,446 8, ,837 7,837 7, ,885 5,885 5, ,165 6,165 6, ,650 4,650 4, ,052 6,052 6, ,593 4,593 4, ,855 5,855 5, ,025 6,025 6, ,052 6,052 6, ,326 4,326 4, ,417 6,417 6, ,569 5,569 5, ,215 6,215 6, ,735 6,735 6,735 HOME GAME-BY-GAME ATTENDANCE BREAKDOWN Open Cup 2,419 2,419 2,419 Playoffs REGULAR-SEASON Total 90,822 Average 6,055 OPEN CUP Total 2,419 Average 2,419 OVERALL Total 90,241 Average 5, SAN ANTONIO FC

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89 HISTORY OF THE US OPEN CUP HISTORY OF THE US OPEN CUP *Dating back to 1914, the U.S. Open Cup is the oldest cup competition in United States soccer and is among the oldest in the world. Open to all affiliated amateur and professional teams in the United States, the annual U.S. Open Cup is a 100-plus-year-old single-elimination tournament. In a nutshell, the U.S. Open Cup is very similar to domestic cup competitions popular throughout Europe, South America and the rest of the world. Cup competitions, which usually run concurrent with a country s league season, are open in the early stages to any club that qualifies, giving local amateur teams a chance to compete against the best teams a country has to offer. In leagues like the English Premier League, Serie A in Italy and the Bundesliga in Germany, cup competitions are prestigious tournaments waged between countries strongest teams such as Manchester United, AC Milan and Bayern Munich, and smaller teams like the amateur French side Calais that made it to the finals of the 2000 Coupe de France only to fall to defending champions Nantes on an injury time penalty kick. Watford F.C. in England, was another smalltime club that hit it big in 1984 by making it all the way to the F.A. Cup Final. Unfashionable Chesterfield of the Second Division (the third flight in England) advanced to the semifinals of the 1997 F.A. Cup in England before finally losing. And the U.S. has seen its share of Cinderella runs, the most recent of which saw amateur side Cal FC advance past two professional clubs (Division III USL Pro side Wilmington Hammerheads and Division I MLS team Portland Timbers) on its march to the Round of 16 in The winner of each country s domestic cup competition, in addition to taking home the prize money, is automatically placed into a tournament to compete against neighboring countries cup winners. In 1999, the U.S. Open Cup was renamed the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup to honor the long-time soccer supporter and pioneer. Hunt, who died in 2006, was one of the sport s first major ownership figures in the United States and is a member of the National Soccer Hall of Fame. His family continues to operate FC Dallas in Major League Soccer. The winning team of the U.S. Open Cup has its name engraved on the Dewar Challenge Trophy, which has been permanently retired and remains at U.S. Soccer House in Chicago. At present, Seattle Sounders FC are the reining Open Cup champion after defeating the Philadelphia Union to claim the 2014 title - the Sounder's fourth in the last six years.* -- Courtesy of ussoccer.com* 89 SAN ANTONIO FC

90 ANNUAL OPEN CUP STAT LEADERS MINUTES GOALS Open Cup Year Player Min 2016 Josh Ford Sam McBride Carlos Alvarez Greg Cochrane 270 Open Cup Year Player G 2016 Jacques Francois Jason Johnson Sam McBride 1 ASSISTS Open Cup Year Player A 2016 Milton Palacios Carlos Alvarez Greg Cochrane Jacques Francois 1 POINTS Open Cup Year Player Pts Jacques Francois Sam McBride Jason Johnson Greg Cochrane Milton Palacios Carlos Alvarez 1 SHOTS Open Cup Year Player Shots 2016 Jacques Francois Carlos Alvarez Jason Johnson Victor Araujo Milton Palacios Sam McBride Greg Cochrane 2 SHOTS ON GOAL Open Cup Year Player SOG 2016 Jacques Francois Milton Palacios Sam McBride Victor Araujo Jason Johnson 1 YELLOW CARDS Open Cup Year Player YC 2016 Jacques Francois Carlos Alvarez Danny Garcia 1 RED CARDS Open Cup Year Player RC PENALTY GOALS Open Cup Year Player PKG PENALTY ATTEMPTS Open Cup Year Player PKA OWN GOALS Open Cup Year Player OG CLEAN SHEETS Open Cup Year Player CS FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED SAVES SAVE PERCENTAGE GAA Open Cup Year Player FGA 2016 Josh Ford 6 Open Cup Year Player SV 2016 Josh Ford 6 Open Cup Year Player SV % 2016 Josh Ford.500 Open Cup Year Player GAA 2016 Josh Ford 2.00 HAT TRICKS BRACES PENALTY SAVES Open Cup Year Player HT Open Cup Year Player BRC Open Cup Year Player PKS 90 SAN ANTONIO FC

91 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME OPEN CUPRECORDS GOALS Player G 1. Jacques Francois 2 5/18/16 vs CFC 2. Jacques Francois 1 6/1/16 at Menace Sam McBride 1 6/1/16 at Menace Jason Johnson 1 5/18/16 vs CFC ASSISTS Player A 1. Greg Cochrane 1 6/1/16 at Menace Carlos Alvarez 1 6/1/16 at Menace Milton Palacios 1 5/18/16 vs CFC Jacques Francois 1 5/18/16 vs CFC PENALTY KICK GOALS Player PKG PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS Player PKA POINTS Player Pts 1. Jacques Francois 7 5/18/16 vs CFC Sam McBride 2 6/1/16 at Menace Jacques Francois 2 6/1/16 at Menace Jason Johnson 2 5/18/16 vs CFC YELLOW CARDS Player YC 1. Jacques Francois 1 6/1/16 at Menace Danny Garcia 1 6/1/16 at Menace Carlos Alvarez 1 6/1/16 at Menace PENALTY KICK SAVES Player PKS OWN GOALS Player OG GOALS OFF BENCH Player GOB GOALS ALLOWED Player GA 1. Josh Ford 4 6/15/16 at HOU 2. Josh Ford 1 6/1/16 at Menace Josh Ford 1 5/18/16 vs CFC 91 SAN ANTONIO FC

92 TEAM SINGLE-GAME OPEN CUP RECORDS GOALS Most Goals Assists 1. 5/18/16 vs CFC /1/16 at Menace /1/16 at Menace 2 5/18/16 vs CFC 2 POINTS Most Points 1. 5/18/16 vs CFC /1/16 at Menace 6 ASSISTS Most RED CARDS RC GOALS ALLOWED Most GA 1. 6/15/16 at HOU /1/16 at Menace 1 5/18/16 vs CFC 1 Least Points 1. 6/15/16 0 YELLOW CARDS Most YC 1. 6/1/16 at Menace 3 Most OWN GOALS OG PENALTY KICK SAVES Most PKS Most GOALS OFF BENCH GOB PENALTY KICK GOALS Most PKG PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS Most PKA ASSISTS OFF BENCH Most AOB 1. 5/18/16 vs CFC 1 92 SAN ANTONIO FC

93 TWO TEAM OPEN CUP RECORDS GOALS Most G 6/15/16 at HOU 4 5/18/16 vs CFC 4 Least G 6/1/16 vs at Menace 3 POINTS Most PTS 5/18/16 vs CFC 12 Least PTS 6/1/16 at Menace 8 ASSISTS Most A 5/18/16 vs CFC 4 Least A 6/1/16 at Menace 2 YELLOW CARDS Most YC 6/1/16 at Menace 5 Most RED CARDS RC Most PENALTY KICK GOALS PKG PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS Most PKA Most PENALTY KICK SAVES PKS Most OWN GOALS OG GOALS ALLOWED Most GA 6/15/16 at HOU 4 93 SAN ANTONIO FC

94 INDIVIDUAL SEASON OPEN CUP RECORDS MINUTES Open Cup Year Player Min 2016 Josh Ford Sam McBride Carlos Alvarez Greg Cochrane 270 GOALS Open Cup Year Player G 2016 Jacques Francois Jason Johnson Sam McBride 1 ASSISTS Open Cup Year Player A 2016 Milton Palacios Carlos Alvarez Greg Cochrane Jacques Francois 1 POINTS Open Cup Year Player Pts Jacques Francois Sam McBride Jason Johnson Greg Cochrane Milton Palacios Carlos Alvarez 1 SHOTS Open Cup Year Player Shots 2016 Jacques Francois Carlos Alvarez Jason Johnson Victor Araujo Milton Palacios Sam McBride Greg Cochrane 2 SHOTS ON GOAL Open Cup Year Player SOG 2016 Jacques Francois Milton Palacios Sam McBride Victor Araujo Jason Johnson 1 YELLOW CARDS Open Cup Year Player YC 2016 Jacques Francois Carlos Alvarez Danny Garcia 1 RED CARDS Open Cup Year Player RC PENALTY GOALS Open Cup Year Player PKG PENALTY ATTEMPTS Open Cup Year Player PKA OWN GOALS Open Cup Year Player OG CLEAN SHEETS Open Cup Year Player CS FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED SAVES SAVE PERCENTAGE GAA Open Cup Year Player FGA 2016 Josh Ford 6 Open Cup Year Player SV 2016 Josh Ford 6 Open Cup Year Player SV % 2016 Josh Ford.500 Open Cup Year Player GAA 2016 Josh Ford 2.00 HAT TRICKS BRACES PENALTY SAVES Open Cup Year Player HT Open Cup Year Player BRC Open Cup Year Player PKS 94 SAN ANTONIO FC

95 GAMES PLAYED Open Cup Season GP GOALS Open Cup Season GP G TEAM SEASON OPEN CUP RECORDS ASSISTS Open Cup Season GP A POINTS Open Cup Season GP PTS RED CARDS Open Cup Season GP RC MINUTES Open Cup Season GP M ,700 YELLOW CARDS Open Cup Season GP YC SAN ANTONIO FC

96 TEAM SEASON OPEN CUP RECORDS PENALTY KICK GOALS Open Cup Season GP PKG PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS Open Cup Season GP PKA PENALTY KICK SAVES Open Cup Season GP PKS OWN GOALS Open Cup Season GP OG SAVE PERCENTAGE Open Cup Season GP SV% FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED Open Cup Season GP FGA SAVES Open Cup Season GP SV GOALS OFF BENCH Open Cup Season GP GOB SAN ANTONIO FC

97 ASSISTS OF BENCH Open Cup Season GP AOB LOSSES Open Cup Season GP L TEAM SEASON OPEN CUP RECORDS CLEAN SHEETS Open Cup Season GP CS WINS Open Cup Season GP W SAN ANTONIO FC

98 GAMES PLAYED 1 Josh Ford Sam McBride Victor Araujo Carlos Alvarez Biko Bradnock-Brennan Jason Johnson Greg Cochrane Jacques Francois Five Players Four Players POINTS 1 Jacques Francois Sam McBride Jason Johnson Greg Cochrane Carlos Alvarez Milton Palacios MINUTES 1 Josh Ford Sam McBride Greg Cochrane Carlos Alvarez Jason Johnson Jacques Francois PENALTY KICK GOALS GOALS 1 Jacques Francois Sam McBride Jason Johnson CAREER OPEN CUP RECORDS PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS ASSISTS 1 Greg Cochrane Carlos Alvarez Milton Palacios Jacques Francois YELLOW CARDS 1 Jacques Francois Danny Garcia Carlos Alvarez RED CARDS GOALS ALLOWED 1 Josh Ford SAVES 1 Josh Ford PENALTY KICK SAVES OWN GOALS CLEAN SHEETS SAVE PERCENTAGE 1 Josh Ford SAN ANTONIO FC

99 ROOKIE SINGLE-GAME OPEN CUP RECORDS MINUTES GOALS ASSISTS POINTS Player MIN 1. Sam McBride 90 (3x) Last: 6/15/16 at HOU 2. Jacques Francois 90 (2x) Last: 6/1/16 at Menace 3.. Biko Bradnock-Brennan 90 5/18/16 vs CFC Miguel Salazar 90 5/18/16 vs CFC Player G 1. Jacques Francois 2 5/18/16 vs CFC 2. Sam McBride 1 6/1/16 at Menace Jacques Francois 1 6/1/16 at Menace Player A 1. Jacques Francois 1 5/18/16 vs CFC Player Pts 1. Jacques Francois 5 5/18/16 vs CFC PENALTY KICK GOALS PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS YELLOW CARDS Player YC 1. Jacques Francois 1 6/1/16 at Menace OWN GOALS PENALTY KICK SAVES FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED SAVES SAVE PERCENTAGE 99 SAN ANTONIO FC

100 GAMES PLAYED Player Season GP 1. Jacques Francois Sam McBride Biko Bradnock-Brennan Miguel Salazar MINUTES Player Season MIN 1. Sam McBride Jacques Francois Biko Bradnock-Brennan Miguel Salazar ROOKIE SEASON OPEN CUP RECORDS GOALS Player Season G 1. Jacques Francois Sam McBride ASSISTS Player Season A 1. Jacques Francois POINTS Player Season PTS 1. Jacques Francois Sam McBride YELLOW CARDS Player Season YC 1. Jacques Francois RED CARDS CLEAN SHEETS OWN GOALS PENALTY KICK GOALS PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS PENALTY KICK SAVES FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED SAVES SAVE PERCENTAGE 100 SAN ANTONIO FC

101 OPEN CUP HISTORY ALL-TIME OPEN CUP SUMMARY All-Time Record Home Record Away Record Most Open Cup Wins, One Year...2 (2016) Most Open Cup Goals, One Year...5 (2016) Most Open Cup Assists, One Year...5 (2016) Most Open Cup Saves, One Year...6 (2016) Most Open Cup Shutouts, One Year...0 (2016) Most Open Cup Yellow Cards, One Year...0 (2016) Most Open Cup Red Cards, One Year...0 (2016) SAFC ANNUAL OPEN CUP STATISTICS Year W-L-D s Goals Scored Goals Allowed Goal Difference Points Yellow Cards Red Cards SAFC GOALKEEPER Year W-L-D s Goals Allowed Saves Save Percentage GAA % 2.00 OPPONENT Year W-L-D s Goals Scored Goals Allowed Goal Difference Points Yellow Cards Red Cards OPPONENT GOALKEEPER Year W-L-D s Goals Allowed SAN ANTONIO FC

102 OPEN CUP RESULTS 2016 Open Cup Round 2 Date Score Site Goal Leader Assist Leader Opp. Goal Leader Opp. Assist Leader Att. 5/18/16 W, 3-1 H Jacques Francois- 2 Two Players- 1 Callum Chapman-Page- 1 Juan Saavedra, Juan Cacho- 1 2,419 Open Cup Round 3 6/1/16 W, 2-1 A Sam McBride/Jacques Francois Greg Cochrane/Garlos Alvarez- 1 Christian Flath- 1-1,754 Open Cup Round 4 6/15/16 L, 4-0 A - - Four Players- 1 David Rocha- 2 5, SAN ANTONIO FC

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104 USL PLAYOFF FORMAT 2017 USL Playoff Format 2017 Season Format The USL s 2017 regular-season schedule features a 480-game slate kicking off on March 25, with 13 matches set for the opening weekend. The biggest regular season in the USL s history will last 30 weeks. The USL s 30 teams are divided into two conferences Eastern and Western with each team playing 32 regular-season games. Teams will play two games (one home, one away) against each conference rival, and the remaining four matches will be played against regional foes. Teams will not face each other more than three times during the regular season Playoff Format The top eight teams from the Eastern Conference and the top eight teams from the Western Conference will advance to the 2017 USL Cup Playoffs, with four weeks of postseason action set to crown the league s next champion. The fixed-seed format concludes with the USL Cup Final, which is held at the venue of the conference champion with the best regularseason record. The postseason stages include the conference quarterfinals (Oct ), conference semifinals (Oct ), conference finals (Nov. 3-5) and the 2017 USL Cup Final (Nov ). 104 SAN ANTONIO FC

105 OPPONENTS 105 SAN ANTONIO FC

106 ALL-TIME SERIES BREAKDOWN ALL-TIME (W-L-D) All-Time vs. Colorado Springs vs. LA Galaxy II vs. OKC Energy FC vs. Orange County SC vs. Phoenix Rising FC vs. Timbers vs. Real Monarchs vs. RGV FC Toros vs. Sacramento vs. Saint Louis FC vs. Sounders vs. Swope Park Rangers vs. Roughnecks FC vs. Whitecaps FC PLAYOFFS 106 SAN ANTONIO FC

107 COLORADO SPRING SWITCHBACKS FC PR CONTACTS Chris Ragain Public Relations Manager ext. 103 QUICK FACTS Conference...Western Colors... Gray, Blue, Red Stadium... Weidner Field (5,000) USL Titles Record Playoffs...Western Conference First Round 234 N. Tejon St. Colorado Springs, CO Phone: (719) MEETINGS April 7 vs. Colorado 8 p.m. June 24 at Colorado 8 p.m. TEAM DIRECTORY Owners...Ed Ragain President...Nick Ragain Vice President... James Ragain Head Coach... Steve Trittschuh Assistant Coach... Wolde Harris Goalkeeper Coach... Trey Harrington Director of Soccer Operations... Jeremy Auyer All times Central OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 4/23/16 L 0-1 A 6/18/16 W 2-1 H Overall: Home: Away: SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win...6/18/16 (2-1) Last Away Win... Last Home Loss... Last Away Loss... Largest Win...6/18/16 (2-1) Largest Loss... 4/23/16 (0-1) REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Overall Leaders Goals... 1, Two Tied (last, Stephen McCarthy, 6/18/16 vs. COS) Assists...1, Michael Reed (last, 6/18/16 vs. COS) Shots...6, Michael Reed (last, 6/18/16 vs. COS) Saves...9, Josh Ford (last, 6/18/16 vs. COS) Colorado Springs Overall Leaders Goals...1, Two Tied (last, Luke Vercollone, 6/18/16 at SAFC) Assists...1, Mike Seth (last, 4/23/16 vs. SAFC) Shots...6, Rony Argueta (last, 6/18/16 at SAFC) Saves...5, Devala Gorrick (last, 6/18/16 at SAFC) San Antonio Team Most Goals... 2, vs. Colorado Springs, 6/18/16 Fewest Goals...0, at Colorado Springs, 4/23/16 Colorado Springs Team Most Goals... 1, 2x (last, 6/18/16 at San Antonio) Fewest Goals... 1, 2x (last, 6/18/16 at San Antonio) 107 SAN ANTONIO FC

108 LA GALAXY II PR CONTACTS Chris Hybl Communications Manager QUICK FACTS Conference...Western Colors...White, Navy Blue, Gold Stadium... StubHub Center Track Stadium (2,000) USL Titles Record Playoffs...Western Conference First Round TEAM DIRECTORY Avalon Blvd Suite 200 Carson, CA Phone: GALAXY Owners... Philip F. Anschutz President... Chris Klein Head Coach... Mike Munoz Technical Director... Jovan Kirovski 2017 MEETINGS April 1 vs. Los Angeles 7:30 p.m. Sept. 9 at Los Angeles 9:30 p.m. All times Central OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 4/13/16 D 1-1 A 7/23/16 L 2-3 H Overall: Home: Away: SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win... Last Away Win... Last Home Loss...7/23/16 (2-3) Last Away Loss... Last Home Draw... Last Away Draw...4/13/16 (1-1) Largest Win... Largest Loss...7/23/16 (2-3) REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Overall Leaders Goals... 1, Three Tied (last, Stephen McCarthy, 7/23/16 vs. LA) Assists...1, Stephen McCarthy (last, 4/13/16 at LA) Shots... 4, Two Tied (last, Michael Reed 7/23/16 vs. LA) Saves... 2, Josh Ford (last, 4/13/16 at LA) LA Galaxy II Overall Leaders Goals... 2, Jack McBean (last, 7/23/16 at SAFC) Assists... 2, Josh Turnley (last, 7/23/16 at SAFC) Shots... 6, Jack McBean (last, 7/23/16 at SAFC) Saves... 5, Clement Diop (last, 7/23/16 at SAFC) San Antonio Team Most Goals...2, vs. LA Galaxy II, 7/23/16 Fewest Goals... 1, at LA Galaxy II, 4/13/16 LA Galaxy II Team Most Goals...3, at SAFC, 7/23/16 Fewest Goals...1, vs. SAFC, 4/13/ SAN ANTONIO FC

109 OKC ENERGY FC PR CONTACTS Josh Evans VP of Communications QUICK FACTS Conference...Western Colors...Green, White, Deep Blue Stadium... Taft Stadium (7,500) USL Titles Record Playoffs...Western Conference Semi-Finals 615 N. Hudson, Suite 100 Oklahoma City, OK Phone: (405) MEETINGS June 10 at OKC 7:30 p.m. July 14 vs. OKC 8 p.m. Aug. 19 at OKC 7:30 p.m. TEAM DIRECTORY Owners... Bob Funk, Jr, Tim McLaughlin President... Jeff Ewing VP of Operations... Mindy Lummus Head Coach... Jimmy Nielsen Assistant Coach... James Ritchie Assistant Coach... Mark Howard Assistant Coach... Chris Spendlove All times Central OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 5/15/16 D 1-1 A 5/21/16 L 0-1 H 7/9/16 D 0-0 H Overall: Home: Away: SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win... Last Away Win... Last Home Loss... 5/21/16 Last Away Loss... Last Home Draw...7/9/16 (0-0) Last Away Draw... 5/15/16 (1-1) Largest Win... Largest Loss (5/21/16) REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Overall Leaders Goals...1, Danny Garcia (last, 5/15/16 at OKC) Assists...1, Shawn Chin (last, 5/15/16 at OKC) Shots...9, Rafa Castillo (last 7/9/16 vs. OKC) Saves...5, Josh Ford (last, 7/9/16 vs. OKC) OKC Energy Overall Leaders Goals...1, Two Tied (last, Colin Bonner, 5/21/16 at SAFC) Assists... 1, Two Tied (last, Sebastian Dalgaard, 5/21/16 at SAFC) Shots...5, Coy Craft (last, 5/21/16 at SAFC) Saves...13, Cody Laurendi (last, 7/9/16 at SAFC) San Antonio Team Most Goals...1, at OKC Energy, 5/15/16 Fewest Goals... 0, 2x (last, 7/9/16 vs. OKC) OKC Energy Team Most Goals... 1, 2x (last 5/21/16 at SAFC) Fewest Goals... 0, at SAFC, 7/9/ SAN ANTONIO FC

110 ORANGE COUNTY SC PR CONTACTS Kelly Salmieri VP of Marketing, Community Relations QUICK FACTS Conference...Western Colors... Sky Blue, Dark Blue, White, Orange Stadium... Orange County Great Park USL Titles Record Playoffs... Western Conference Semifinals 16 Technology Drive, Suite 156 Irvine, CA Phone: (949) TEAM DIRECTORY Owner and President... James Keston GM & VP of Soccer Operations...Oliver Wyss Head Coach... Logan Pause Assistant Coach... Braeden Cloutier Assistant Coach... Claudio Trabattoni Assistant Coach... Victor Nogueira 2017 MEETINGS Aug. 5 vs. OC SC 7:30 p.m. Sept. 13 at OC SC 9:30 p.m. All times Central OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 4/16/16 L 0-1 A 6/23/16 W 3-2 H Overall: Home: Away: SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win...6/23/16 (3-2) Last Away Win... Last Home Loss... Last Away Loss...4/16/16 (0-1) Largest Win , 6/23/16 Largest Loss , 4/16/16 REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Overall Leaders Goals... 1, Three Tied (last, Milton Palacios 6/23/16 vs. OC) Assists... 2, Jacques Francois (last, 6/23/16 vs. OC) Shots... 5, Two Tied Saves...5, Josh Ford (last, 623/16 vs. OC) Orang County SC Overall Leaders Goals...2, Didier Crettenand (last, 6/23/16 at SAFC) Assists...1, Didier Crettenand (last, 6/23/16 at SAFC) Shots... 7, Trevin Caeser (last, 4/16/16 vs. SAFC) Saves... 7, Brandon Miller (last, 6/23/16 at SAFC) San Antonio Team Most Goals... 3, vs. OC Blues, 6/23/16 Fewest Goals... 0, at OC Blues, 4/16/16 Orange County SC Team Most Goals...2, at SAFC 6/23/16 Fewest Goals...1, vs. SAFC 4/16/ SAN ANTONIO FC

111 PR CONTACTS Jose Bosch Media Relations Manager QUICK FACTS PHOENIX RISING FC Conference...Western Colors...Red, Gold, Black Stadium...Phoenix Rising Soccer Complex USL Titles Record Playoffs... TEAM DIRECTORY 1 N 1st St., Suite 659 Phoenix Arizona Phone: (623) Owner and Governor... Berke Bakay Cheif Operating Officer...Bobby Dulle Head Coach... Frank Yallop Assistant Coach... Rick Shantz Assistant Coach... Cory Robertson OVERALL MEETINGS May 20 vs. Phoenix 7:30 p.m. SERIES BREAKDOWN July 29 at Phoenix 8:30 p.m. Overall Home Away Last Home Win... Aug. 17 (3-2) OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 8/13/16 L 0-1 A 8/17/16 W 3-2 H 9/4/16 D 1-1 H Overall: Home: Away: Last Away Win... Last Home Loss... Last Away Loss... Aug. 13 (0-1) Last Home Draw...Sept. 4 (1-1) Last Away Draw... Largest Win... Aug. 13 (3-2) Largest Loss... Aug. 13 (0-1) REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Overall Leaders Goals...2, Carlos Alvarez (last, 9/4/16 vs. AZ) Assists...1, Three Tied (last, Max Gunderson, 9/4/16 vs. AZ) Shots...9, Carlos Alvarez (last, 9/4/16 vs. AZ) Saves...7, Matt Cardone (last, 9/4/16 vs. AZ) Phoenix Overall Leaders Goals... 2, Luke Rooney (last, 8/17/16 at SA) Assists...1, Three Tied (last, Tyler Blackwood, 9/4/16 at SA) Shots... 9, Tyler Blackwood (last, 9/4/16 at SA) Saves...8, Carl Woszczynski (;ast, 9/4/16 at SA) San Antonio Team Most Goals...3, vs. Arizona, 8/17/16 Fewest Goals...0, at Arizona, 8/13/16 Phoenix Team Most Goals...2, at San Antonio, 8/17/16 Fewest Goals...1, 2x (last, at San Antonio 9/4/16) 111 SAN ANTONIO FC

112 PORTLAND TIMBERS 2 PR CONTACTS Kevin Acevedo Coordinator, Media Relations kacevedo@timbers.com QUICK FACTS Conference...Western Colors... Green, Yellow, White Stadium... Providence Park USL Titles Record Playoffs SW Morrison Portland, OR Phone: (503) MEETINGS April 28 at Portland 9:30 p.m. Aug. 26 vs. Portland 7:30 p.m. TEAM DIRECTORY Owners...Merritt Paulson President... Mike Golub GM... Gavin Wilkinson Head Coach... Andrew Gregor Assistant Coach... Shannon Murray Assistant Coach... Steve Reese Assistant Coach... Charles Burdick All times Central OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 6/11/16 D 1-1 A Overall: Home: Away: SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win... Last Away Win... Last Home Loss... Last Away Loss... Last Away Draw...6/11/16 (1-1) Largest Win... Largest Loss... REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Overall Leaders Goals...1, Milton Palacios (last, 6/11/16 at POR) Assists... 1, Victor Araujo (last, 6/11/16 at POR) Shots...4, Carlos Alvarez (last, 6/11/16 at POR) Saves...3, Josh Ford (last, 6/11/16 at POR) Timbers 2 Overall Leaders Goals...0 Assists...0 Shots... 2, Two Tied Saves...2, Wade Hamilton (last, 6/11/16 vs. SAFC) San Antonio Team Most Goals... 1, at Portland, 6/11/16 Fewest Goals... 1, at Portland, 6/11/16 Timbers 2 Team Most Goals... 1, at Portland, 6/11/16 Fewest Goals... 1, at Portland, 6/11/ SAN ANTONIO FC

113 REAL MONARCHS SLC PR CONTACTS Delia Maresco Monarchs Communications QUICK FACTS Conference... Western Colors... Red, Cobalt Blue, Gold Stadium... Rio Tinto Stadium (20,213) USL Titles Record Playoffs South State Street Sandy, UT Phone: (801) TEAM DIRECTORY Owners... Dell Loy Hansen President...Rob Zarkos GM...Elliot Fall Head Coach... Mike Petke 2017 MEETINGS July 22 vs. Real Monarchs 7:30 p.m. Sept. 2 at Real Monarchs 8 p.m. All times Central OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 9/14/16 L 0-2 A Overall: Home: Away: SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win... Last Away Win... Last Home Loss... Last Away Loss...9/14/16 (0-2) Largest Win... Largest Loss... 9/14/16 (0-2) REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Overall Leaders Goals...0 Assists...0 Shots...3, Carlos Alvarez (last, 9/14/16 at SLC) Saves...3, Matt Cardone (last, 9/14/16 at SLC) Real Monarchs Overall Leaders Goals...1, Two Tied (last, Pedro Baez 9/14/16 vs. SAFC) Assists...1, Charles Adams (last, 9/14/16 vs. SAFC) Shots... 3, Two Tied Saves...3, Eduardo Fernandez (last, 9/14/16 vs. SAFC) San Antonio Team Most Goals...0, at Real Monarchs, 9/14/16 Fewest Goals...0, at Real Monarchs, 9/14/16 Real Monarchs Team Most Goals...2, vs. SAFC, 9/14/16 Fewest Goals...2, vs. SAFC, 9/14/ SAN ANTONIO FC

114 RENO 1868 FC PR CONTACTS Jackson Gaskins Communications Manager Josh Putney PR and Digital Media Coordinator QUICK FACTS Conference...Western Colors... Blue, White, Gold Stadium... Greater Nevada Field (9,000) Titles Record...N/A 2016 Playoffs...N/A 250 Evans Ave. Reno, NV Phone: (775) TEAM DIRECTORY President...Eric Edelstein GM... Andy Smith Head Coach... Ian Russel Assistant Coach... Eric Bucchere Athletic Trainer... STeve {atera 2017 MEETINGS April 15 vs. Reno 7:30 p.m. Aug. 12 at Reno 9:30 p.m. All times Central SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win... Last Away Win... Last Home Loss... Last Away Loss... Last Home Draw... Last Away Draw... Largest Win... Largest Loss... REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Overall Leaders Goals... Assists... Shots... Saves... Reno Overall Leaders Goals... Assists... Shots... Saves... San Antonio Team Most Goals... Fewest Goals... Reno Team Most Goals... Fewest Goals SAN ANTONIO FC

115 RIO GRANDE VALLEY TOROS FC PR CONTACTS Anwar Chagollan Director of Media Relations QUICK FACTS Conference... Western Colors... Orange, White, Black Stadium...H-E-B Park (9,400) USL Titles Record Playoffs...Western Conference First Round 4500 North 10th Street, Suite 315 McAllen, TX Phone: (956) TEAM DIRECTORY Owners... Alonzo Cantu President & GM... Bert Garcia Head Coach...Othoniel Junior Gonzalez Assistant Coach... Brett Uttley 2017 MEETINGS March 26 at RGVFC 6 p.m. Sept. 23 vs. RGVFC 7:30 p.m. Oct. 14 vs. RGVFC 7:30 p.m. All times Central OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 5/7/16 L 2-3 H 5/25/16 D 0-0 H 7/4/16 L 0-1 A 9/24/16 L 0-3 A Overall: Home: Away: SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win... Last Away Win... Last Home Loss...5/7/16 (2-3) Last Away Loss... 9/24/16 (0-3) Largest Win... Largest Loss , 9/24/16 REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Individual Goals...1, Two Tied (last, Shawn Chin 5/7/16 vs. RGVFC) Assists... 1, Greg Cochrane (last, 5/7/16 vs. RGVFC) Shots... 9, Rafa Castillo (last, 9/24/16 at RGVFC) Saves...10, Josh Ford (last, 7/4/16 at RGVFC) RGV FC Individual Goals...2, Rob Lovejoy (last, 5/7/16 at SAFC) Assists... 3, Jose "Memo" Rodriguez (last, 9/24/16 vs. SAFC) Shots... 8, Two Tied Saves...9, Devin Perales (last, 9/24/16 vs. SAFC) San Antonio Team Most Goals...2, vs. RGVFC, 5/7/16 Fewest Goals... 0, 3x (last, 9/24/16 at RGVFC) RGV FC Team Most Goals...3, 3x (last, 9/24/16 vs. SAFC) Fewest Goals...0, at SAFC, 5/25/ SAN ANTONIO FC

116 PR CONTACTS Erika Bjork VP of Marketing and Communications QUICK FACTS SACRAMENTO REPUBLIC FC Eddie Ralph Media Relations Coordinator Conference...Western Colors...Old Glory Red, White Stadium... Papa Murphy's Park (11,000) USL Titles USL Champions 2016 Record Playoffs... Western Conference First Round TEAM DIRECTORY th Street Sacramento, CA Phone: (916) Owner & President... Warren Smith Executive Vice President... Joe Wagoner Head Coach... Paul Buckle Assistant Coach... Adam Smith Assistant Coach... Antonio Sutton Assistant Coach... Simon Sheppard Athletic Trainer... John Duncan 2017 MEETINGS May 6 vs. Sacramento 7:30 p.m. July 1 at Sacramento 10 p.m. All times Central OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 8/6/16 D 1-1 A Overall: Home: Away: SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win... Last Away Win... Last Home Loss... Last Away Loss... Last Away Draw...8/6/16 (1-1) Largest Win... Largest Loss... REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Individual Goals... 1, Cesar Elizondo (last, 8/6/16 at SAC) Assists...0 Shots... 4, Cesar Elizondo (last, 8/6/16 at SAC) Saves...6, Josh Ford (last, 8/6/16 at SAC) Sacramento Individual Goals...1, Octavio Guzman Sanchez (last, 8/6/16 vs. SAFC) Assists...0 Shots... 3, Two Tied Saves... 2, Evan Newton (last, 8/6/16 vs. SAFC) San Antonio Team Most Goals...1, at SAC, 8/6/16 Fewest Goals...1, at SAC, 8/6/16 Sacramento Team Most Goals...1, vs. SAFC, 8/6/16 Fewest Goals...1, vs. SAFC, 8/6/ SAN ANTONIO FC

117 SEATTLE SOUNDERS 2 PR CONTACTS Danny Ciaccio Sounders 2 Communications dannyc@soundersfc.com QUICK FACTS Conference...Western Colors...Sounder Blue, Rave Green Stadium... Starfire Sports Complex (4,500) USL Titles Record Playoffs South Jackson St, Suite 200 Seattle, WA Phone: (877) TEAM DIRECTORY Owners... Joe Roth, Adrian Hanauer, Drew Carey GM...Andrew Opatkiewicz COO... Bart Wiley Head Coach... Ezra Hendrickson 2017 MEETINGS April 25 at Seattle 9:30 p.m. May 13 vs. Seattle 7:30 p.m. All times Central OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 4/3/16 W 3-2 A 8/20/16 W 1-0 H Overall: Home: Away: SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win... Aug. 20, 2016 (1-0) Last Away Win... April 3, 2016 (3-0) Last Home Loss... Last Away Loss... Last Home Draw... Last Away Draw... Largest Win... April 3, 2016 (3-0) Largest Loss... REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Overall Leaders Goals...2, Jason Johnson (last, 4/3/16 at SEA) Assists... 1, Two Tied (last, Taylor Morgan 8/20/16 vs. SEA) Shots... 5, Rafa Castillo (last, 8/20/16 vs. SEA) Saves... 5, Josh Ford (last, 4/3/16 at SEA) Sounders 2 Overall Leaders Goals...0 Assists...0 Shots... 4, Three Tied Saves... 5, Tyler Miller (last, 4/3/16 vs. SAFC) San Antonio Team Most Goals...3, at Seattle, 4/3/16 Fewest Goals... 1, vs. Seattle, 8/20/16 Sounders 2 Team Most Goals... 0, 2x (last, at SAFC 8/20/16) Fewest Goals... 0, 2x (last, at SAFC 8/20/16) 117 SAN ANTONIO FC

118 SWOPE PARK RANGERS PR CONTACTS Patrik Bergabo Communications Manager QUICK FACTS Conference... Western Colors... Sporting Blue, Dark Indigo Stadium... Swope Soccer Village (3,557) USL Titles Record Playoffs...Western Conference Champions; USL Runner-up 1 Sporting Way Kansas City, KS Phone: (888) 4KC-GOAL MEETINGS May 26 at SPR 7:30 p.m. June 3 vs. SPR 7:30 p.m. Sept. 17 at SPR 4 p.m. All times Central OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 4/9/16 D 1-1 H 7/30/16 L 1-2 A 8/31/16 L 1-2 A Overall: Home: Away: TEAM DIRECTORY Owners...Rob Heineman Director of Business Ops... Jeff Gray Head Coach... Nikola Popovic Assistant Coach... Paulo Nagamura Assistant Coach... Gavin McInerney Fitness Coach... Joey Harty SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win... Last Away Win... Last Home Loss... Last Away Loss... 8/31/16 (1-2) Last Home Draw...4/9/16 (1-1) Last Away Draw... Largest Win... Largest Loss , 2x (last, 8/31/16 at SPR) REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Overall Leaders Goals...1, Three Tied (last, Fejiro Okiomah 8/31/16 at SPR) Assists...2, Carlos Alvarez (last, 8/31/16 at SPR) Shots... 4, Two Tied Saves...12, Matt Cardone (last, 8/31/16 at SPR) Swope Overall Leaders Goals...2, Ayrton (last, 8/31/16 vs. SAFC) Assists...1, Two Tied (last, Mark Anthony Gonzalez, 8/31/16 vs. SAFC) Shots...9, Mark Anthony Gonzalez (last, 8/31/16 vs. SAFC) Saves...6, Jon Kempin (last, 4/9/16 at SAFC) San Antonio Team Most Goals... 1, 3x (last, 8/31/16 at SPR) Fewest Goals... 1, 3x (last, 8/31/16 at SPR) Swope Team Most Goals...2, 2x (last, 8/31/16 vs. SAFC) Fewest Goals... 1, at SAFC, 4/9/ SAN ANTONIO FC

119 PR CONTACTS Brian Carroll Wes Leander Vice President, Public Relations Assistant Director of Media & PR QUICK FACTS TULSA ROUGHNECKS FC Conference...Western Colors...Orange, Navy Blue Stadium... ONEOK Field (7,833) USL Titles Record Playoffs N. Elgin Ave. Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) MEETINGS June 17 vs. Tulsa 7:30 p.m. Sept. 30 at Tulsa 7 p.m. All times Central OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 4/30/16 W 3-1 H 7/3/16 W 2-1 A 9/17/16 W 2-0 H Overall: Home: Away: TEAM DIRECTORY Owners... Dale Hubbard, Jeff Hubbard President, Business Operations...Mike Melaga Technical Director...David Irving Head Coach... David Vaudreuil Assistant Coach... Mac Orr Assistant Coach... Tom Taylor Assistant Coach... Ryan Ego Athletic Trainer... Koby Smith SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win...9/17/16 (2-0) Last Away Win... 7/3/16 (2-1) Last Home Loss... Last Away Loss... Largest Win... 4/30/16 (3-1) Largest Loss... REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Overall Leaders Goals... 2, Two Tied (last, Shawn Chin 9/17/16 vs. TUL) Assists...3, Carlos Alvarez (last, 9/17/16 vs. TUL) Shots... 9, Two Tied Saves... 5, Matt Cardone (last, 9/17/16 vs. TUL) Roughnecks FC Overall Leaders Goals... 1, Two Tied (last, Jasson Carpio, 7/3/16 vs. SAFC) Assists...1, Sammy Ochoa (last, 4/30/16 at SAFC) Shots...5, Sammy Ochoa (last, 9/17/16 at SAFC) Saves...15, Alexander Mangels (last, 9/17/16 at SAFC) San Antonio Team Most Goals...3, vs. Tulsa, 4/30/16 Fewest Goals...2, 2x (last, vs. Tulsa, 9/17/16) Roughnecks FC Team Most Goals... 1, 2x (last, 7/3/16 vs. SAFC) Fewest Goals... 0, 9/17/16 at SAFC) 119 SAN ANTONIO FC

120 VANCOUVER WHITECAPS FC 2 PR CONTACTS Brandon Timko Manager, Communications btimko@whitecapsfc.com QUICK FACTS Conference...Western Colors... Whitecaps Blue (navy), White, Light Blue Stadium...Thunderbird Stadium (5,000) USL Titles Record Playoffs... Western Conference Finals Suite The Landing Water Steet Vancouver, BC, Canada V6B 5C6 Phone: (609) 669-WAVE MEETINGS April 22 at Vancouver 5 p.m. Aug. 23 vs. Vancouver 7:30 p.m. TEAM DIRECTORY President... Bob Lenarduzzi Director, WFC2 Business Operations... Lisa Modica-Amore Head Coach... Rich Fagan Vice President, Soccer Ops... Greg Anderson Assistant Coach... Steve Meadley Assistant Coach... Raegyn Hall All times Central OVERALLMEETINGS Date W/L Score Site 7/16/16 W 2-0 H Overall: Home: Away: SERIES BREAKDOWN Overall Home Away Last Home Win...7/16/16 (2-0) Last Away Win... Last Home Loss... Last Away Loss... Largest Win... 7/16/16 (2-0) Largest Loss... REGULAR SEASON SERIES HIGHS San Antonio Overall Leaders Goals... 1, Two Tied (last, Franck Tayou, 7/16/16 vs. VAN) Assists...1, Greg Cochrane (last, 7/16/16 vs. VAN) Shots... 3, Four Tied Saves... 1, Matt Cardone (last, 7/16/16 vs. VAN) Whitecaps FC 2 Overall Leaders Goals...0 Assists...0 Shots...2, Abdul Safiu (last, 7/16/16 at SAFC) Saves... 7, Spencer Richey (last, 7/16/16 at SAFC) San Antonio Team Most Goals... 2, vs. Vancouver, 7/16/16 Fewest Goals... 2, vs. Vancouver, 7/16/16 Whitecaps FC 2 Team Most Goals...0, at SAFC, 7/16/16 Fewest Goals...0, at SAFC, 7/16/ SAN ANTONIO FC

121 2017 USL EASTERN CONFERENCE 44 E Broad St., Suite 135 Bethlehem, PA Phone: (844) PR Contact: Tom Via II tvia@bethlehemsteelfc.com 1990 Daniel Island Drive Charleston, SC Phone: (843) PR Contact: Sarah Cardamone sarah.cardamone@charlestonbattery.com 210 E Trade St, Suite E-482 Charlotte, NC Phone: (704) PR Contact: Tom Engstrom (704) East 4th Street, Third Floor Cincinnati, OH Phone: (513) 977-KICK PR Contact: Fumi Kimura (949) Linglestown Road Harrisburg, PA Phone: (717) PR Contact: Madeline Williams madeline@cityislanders.com 127 South Sixth Street Louisville, KY Phone: (502) PR Contact: Jonathan Lintner jlintner@louisvillecityfc.com 600 Cape May St. Harrison, NJ Phone: (973) PR Contact: Gordon Stevenson (973) E South Street, Suite 510 Orlando., FL Phone: (855) ORL-CITY PR Contact: Luis Casas lcasas@orlandocitysc.com TD Place, 1015 Bank Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1S 3W7 Phone: PR Contact: Graeme Ivory W. Station Square Drive Pittsburgh, PA Phone: (412) PR Contact: Anthony Meier ameier@riverhounds.com 2001 Maywill Street, Suite 203 Richmond, VA Phone: (804) PR Contact: Patrick Wood (804) ext Oak Street Rochester, New York Phone: (585) 454-KICK (5425) PR Contact: Scott Miller smiller@rhinosoccer.com 1 Soccer Park Road Fenton, MO Phone: (636) PR Contact: Tyler Tetzlaff ttetzlaf@saintlouisfc.com 150 2nd Avenue North - Suite 1600 St. Petersburg, FL Phone: (910) PR Contact: Nico Castillo Carl Hall Rd. Toronto, ON M3K 2B9 Phone: (416) PR Contact: Anthony Cozzetto acozzetto@torontofc.ca 121 SAN ANTONIO FC

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123 SAFC PRO ACADEMY In April of 2016, San Antonio FC launched the SAFC Pro Academy - a youth development program for the area s elite boys players which started with a 2004 birth-year team this season. In June of 2016, the club named Nick Evans as the first SAFC Pro Academy Director in team history. The academy is expanding to three teams at the 2006 (U-12), 2005 (U-13) and 2004 (U-14) birth years for the upcoming season in the fall of In February of 2017 San Antonio FC and its academy teams were selected for admission to the U.S Soccer Federation s Development Academy starting in fall of The SAFC Pro Academy will have three boys teams at the U-12, U-13 and U-14 levels that will participate in the and upcoming Development Academy seasons. The objective of the San Antonio FC Development Academy program is to identify and train the best players in the San Antonio market on a pathway to become a homegrown player for the SAFC professional team, national teams, and/or opportunities in college soccer. In addition to developing skilled and dynamic soccer players, key components of the program include each player displaying excellent personal character, becoming actively involved in community activities, and focusing on academic performance. The SAFC Pro Academy is structured to be a collaborative initiative between all local youth clubs and organizations in the San Antonio community by the opportunity to be an active part of the player identification process, as well as providing recognition and benefits to such participating clubs. SAFC Pro Academy teams are fully-funded at no cost to players selected. This program is part of the professional club s strategic plan of establishing a nationally-respected youth academy. 123 SAN ANTONIO FC

124 ACADEMY COACHING STAFF NICK EVANS Nick Evans is entering his second season as first-team assistant coach and SAFC Pro Academy Director. As Pro Academy Director, Evans overseas the coaching and operations of all SAFC Pro Academy teams while also continuing to assist Darren Powell with first team duties. Prior to joining SAFC, Evans spent the past two seasons as first team assistant coach to Alen Marcina with the San Antonio Scorpions of the NASL. During his time as assistant at the San Antonio Scorpions, the team won the 2014 Fall Season Championship as well as the 2014 NASL Soccer Bowl. During that 2014 season the Scorpions broke the modern day NASL record for least goals conceded in a season. Evans has also worked as a director of boys development of youth here in San Antonio for the past six years. The native of Wales holds a USSF A License as well as a BSc in Sport & Exercise Science and a MSc in Kinesiology. SAFC Pro Academy Director As a player Nick joined English League 1 side Shrewsbury Town at 16 years old before going on to play over 100 games in the Welsh Premier League before moving to further his education in America. In the US, Nick led San Antonio school The University of the Incarnate Word as captain for two seasons and was a two time All-American and ESPN Academic All-American. Second Season University of Wales Aberystwyth 06 Incarnate Word 08 Aberaeron, Wales ANDY THOMSON Andy Thomson enters his second season with SAFC as assitant coach and as Director of High Performance. Thomson also assists with operations and coaching with the SAFC Pro Academy. Thomsons came to San Antonio from Georgia where he served as Director of High Performance with Georgia United UFA working in the USSDA. His duties in San Antonio include assisting Head Coach Darren Powell with on field periodization of football training. As part of industry leading expert Raymond Verheijen s World Football Academy, Andy is a WFA Expert. His experiences with WFA provide a strategic and robust methodology, integrating player development and periodization. With thorough experience in professional player development (St.Mirren FC, Scotland), an extensive background in athletic development (Scottish Institute of Sport), international experience at National Team level with the US Soccer Federation (USPNT) and with over 15 years experience in coaching, Thomson provides a unique 21st century perspective on soccer performance. Assistant Coach Second Season Glasgow Caledonian 03 University of Strathclyde 08 Glasgow, Scotland 124 SAN ANTONIO FC

125 ACADEMY COACHING STAFF LEE JOHNSTON Johnston enters his first year as SAFC Pro Academy coach. Along with his academy coaching duties, Johnston currently serves as a goalkeeper on the club's first team roster. Johnston joined San Antonio FC in March 2016 ahead of the club s inaugural season Played at West Virginia University in 2013 and 2014 Spent playing for the University of Pittsburgh Started in 15 games Ranked second in the Big East Conference in saves per game (4.93) and third in saves (74) Named member of the Duquesne Invitational All-Tournament Team Earned MVP honors at the Pitt/Nike Invitational Started 11 matches out of 13 appearances in 2011 Earned a team-high 1091 minutes in goal Ranked eighth among the East leaders in save percentage (.787) and fourth in saves per game (4.54). Academy Coach First Season West Virginia RYAN ROUSHANDEL Roushandel enters his second season as a coach with the SAFC Pro Academy. Roushandel's coaching duties couple with his status as a member of the first-team roster. Prior to joining SAFC, Roushandel spent time with the Austin Aztex (USL) in 2015 where he made 13 appearances and five starts, playing in 456 minutes of action... also spent time with the Atlanta Silverbacks of the NASL, playing almost 2,000 minutes and scoring one goal in also played in the first division of Costa Rica, making eight appearances for Brujas from in the Primera Division. Attended college and played soccer at Clemson University before transferring to the University of Central Florida. Academy Coach Second Season Central Florida 125 SAN ANTONIO FC

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127 SILVER & BLACK GIVE BACK Silver & Black Give Back is a 501(c)(3) public charity that began in 1988 when the Spurs were the only team in the Spurs Sports & Entertainment family. Over the years, the SS&E family has grown to encompass four other franchises the Stars of the WNBA, the Rampage of the AHL, San Antonio FC of the USL and the Austin Spurs of the NBA Development League. Through our unique resources and opportunities, we work to creatively engage young people to enrich their communities. By offering youth sports programs, such as the Future Stars, and youth-led service programs like the Team Up Challenge, we ve invested in and empowered hundreds of thousands of young people. Silver & Black Give Back is the nonprofit partner of the Spurs Sports & Entertainment family of teams; the San Antonio Stars (WNBA), SAFC (USL), Spurs (NBA), Rampage (AHL), and Austin Spurs (NBA Developmental League). For 25 years, our players, coaches and staff have been focused on fostering young talent and enriching the community by encouraging local youth to become responsible adults and give back. While sport is our business, community is our passion. Learn more about how you can be involved at The Summer Team Up Challenge is a youth-led service learning program that gives students a chance to apply learning to the real world, away from the classroom. It connects life experiences with curriculum, bringing education alive in powerful ways. Over the course of the past three years students in the Team Up Challenge have volunteered over 13,000 hours, fed over 4,000 children, rescued over 100 stray animals, launched a safe driving campaign for teenagers and an anti-bullying campaign for all ages, implemented a recycling program at their school and more. For more information about the Team Up Challenge and to learn how you can help, visit teamupchallenge.com. 127 SAN ANTONIO FC

128 SUPPORTERS GROUPS 2017 SAFC Supporters Group MISSION CITY 118 Misson City 118 is an independent football organization whose mission is to give 100% of their support to San Antonio FC. They strongly believe in professional football here in San Antonio. The founders began with an idea the day pro soccer came to San Antonio. The group has grown considerably since then and have acquired key sponsorship from Lone Star Beer, GLI Distributing, McFinnigans Irish Pub, Bull McCabe s Pub in Austin with more to come. MC 118 are a very diverse group of individuals and welcome any and all persons who share the same passion for the game and for what professional football here in San Antonio will do for our community. 128 SAN ANTONIO FC

129 POSSE Pos se [pos-ee] -noun 1. a body or force armed with authority CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY INITIATIVES 2. ( US ) Also called: posse comitatus the able-bodied men of a district assembled together and forming a group upon whom the sheriff may call for assistance in maintaining law and order. The People of Spurs Sports & Entertainment make up our volunteer POSSE! The entire SS&E family is encouraged to be a part of the POSSE and get out and get involved in our community. Based on our organization s values and commitment to service, the POSSE offers all staff members and partners opportunities to volunteer in the greater San Antonio area. POSSE members are living demonstrations of our core values of integrity, success, and caring. Each month staff have multiple opportunities to serve our community through POSSE projects. Last year alone, the POSSE partnered with organizations such as Habitat for Humanity, City of San Antonio, Haven for Hope, San Antonio Food Bank, City Year, Brook Army Medical Center, and many more. To honor the top 20 employees in annual volunteer POSSE hours, SS&E makes a monetary donation to the charity of their choice. 129 SAN ANTONIO FC

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131 SPURS SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT San Antonio FC is one of five professional sports franchises owned and operated by Spurs Sports & Entertinament. Spurs Sports & Entertainment, or SS&E, is the premier provider of sports and entertainment in South Texas. SS&E owns and operates the San Antonio Spurs (NBA), San Antonio Rampage (AHL), San Antonio Stars (WNBA), San Antonio FC (USL) and Austin Spurs (NBA Development League) and also manages the day-to-day operations of the AT&T Center and Toyota Field. With a staff of more than 250 employees, Spurs Sports & Entertainment exists to provide the highest quality sports and entertainment experience to its guests and to have a positive impact the community. The Spurs Sports & Entertainment ownership group is led by chairman and CEO Julianna Hawn Holt. 131 SAN ANTONIO FC

132 SAN ANTONIO SPURS SAN ANTONIO SPURS In the summer of 1973, a group of local investors leased the Dallas Chaparrals and relocated the team to San Antonio. Midway through their first season in the Alamo City, the group purchased the team outright and the Spurs have been a mainstay in San Antonio culture ever since. The Silver and Black played their first three seasons in the ABA before joining the NBA in the summer of 1976, along with the Nets, Nuggets and Pacers. Over the last 20 years, the Spurs have enjoyed a tremendous amount of success. Since Tim Duncan joined the team in the Spurs have captured five NBA Championships and have posted the best regular season winning percentage of any team in the four major U.S. sports (MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL). During that time, San Antonio has posted the NBA s best record five times ( , , , and ) and has won 11 division titles. The Spurs record during that span ranks as the best 20-year run of any team in league history. San Antonio has also posted 50-or-more wins in 17 consecutive seasons, the longest such streak in NBA history. In September 2012, ESPN the Magazine name the Spurs the Team of the Decade in its annual Ultimate Standings survey. San Antonio has been named the best franchise in professional sports three times (2003, 2005 and 2014) and is the only franchise to rank in the Top 10 every year since ESPN introduced its annual survey in NBA The Spurs are led by head coach Gregg Popovich, who has been at the helm for the past 21 seasons. The longest tenured coach with the same team in all of the four major U.S. professional sports, Popovich holds the third-best winning percentage (minimum 250 games coached) in NBA history. On the court the Spurs are led by Kawhi Leanord, Lamarcus Aldridge, Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker. For more information on the Spurs or any of the SS&E franchises please call (210) or visit Head Coach / President of Spurs Basketball GREGG POPOVICH Is in his 21st season as the Spurs head coach the longest tenured coach with the same team among the 122 NBA, NFL, NHL and MLB franchises has led the Spurs to five NBA Championships (1999, 2003, 2005, 2007 and 2014) one of five coaches in history with five-or-more NBA Championships (along with Phil Jackson, Red Auerbach, John Kundla and Pat Riley) he and Eric Spoelstra are the only two active coaches with multiple NBA titles finished the season with a career mark of 1, career winning percentage of.692 ranks third in NBA history (behind Jackson and Billy Cunningham) ranks eighth in NBA history in career victories and first among active coaches his 1,089 wins with one team ranks second all-time in NBA history behind Jerry Sloan (1,127) posted his 1,000th career win at Indiana on February 9, 2015 his 158 playoff wins rank third in NBA history (behind Jackson and Riley) and his playoff career winning percentage of.617 (158-98) is the fourth-best in league history (minimum 100 games) named NBA Coach of the Year in 2003, 2012 and 2014 has led San Antonio to the NBA s best regular season record five times ( , , , and ) the Western Conference All-Star coach in 2005, 2011, 2013 and 2016 has been the NBA Coach of the Month 16 times, the most in league annals the Spurs all-time leader in both regular season and playoff wins a 1970 graduate of the United States Air Force Academy with a degree in Soviet studies played four seasons at the Air Force Academy as a senior was the team s captain and leading scorer following his graduation in 1970 served his five-year military commitment during that time toured Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union as a member of the U.S. Armed Forces Team selected to represent the U.S. on the national AAU Team touring the Soviet Union in 1972 was the captain of the Armed Forces team, which won the AAU Championship earned an invitation to the 1972 U.S. Olympic Team Training Camp in 1973 returned to the Air Force Academy as an assistant coach spent six years at Air Force during which time he obtained his master s degree in physical education and sports sciences from the University of Denver in 1979 was named the head coach at Pomona-Pitzer in Claremont, California spent the next eight seasons at Pomona during the season led the team to its first conference championship in 68 years and to a berth in the NCAA Division III Tournament while at Pomona was an active member of the school s academic community, working as an associate professor, chairing the college s Student Life committee, serving on the Women s Commission and even for one year living in a dorm with his family moved to the NBA in July of 1988, joining the Spurs as an assistant coach as a member of Larry Brown s staff spent the next four seasons in San Antonio with a Spurs team that won a pair of Midwest Division titles in the summer of 1992 was named an assistant coach on Don Nelson s staff with Golden State spent the next two seasons with the Warriors returned to San Antonio on May 31, 1994, as the Spurs executive vice president of basketball operations/general manager (served as GM for eight seasons before turning the job over to R.C. Buford on July 1, 2002) named the Spurs head coach in December of 1996 selected as the head coach of the USA Basketball Men s National Team for the quadrennium in October of 2015 served as an assistant coach for USA Basketball s Men s Senior Team for three consecutive summers (at the 2002 World Basketball Championship, the 2003 FIBA America Men s Olympic Qualifying Tournament and the 2004 Olympic s) a very active member of the San Antonio community in 1991 teamed with Frank Martin to create the Spurs Youth Basketball League today the league plays at 75 locations in San Antonio and through-out South Texas over 15,000 boys and girls, ages 7 to 16, played in the league in prior to every game, each participant takes a pledge, promising to remain drug and alcohol free while showing good sportsmanship and fair play the league was honored with a Daily Point of Light Award by President Bush in February of 1992 is involved in several charities in the San Antonio area including the San Antonio Food Bank, Roy Maas Youth Alternatives, Boys and Girls Club and The Miracle League honored by the Air Force Academy with its Distinguished Graduate Award in 2007 he and his wife Erin have been blessed with two children, Micky and Jill. 132 SAN ANTONIO FC

133 SAN ANTONIO RAMPAGE American Hockey League SAN ANTONIO RAMPAGE The San Antonio Rampage begin the campaign with a 15th consecutive season in the American Hockey League and second as the top affiliate of the National Hockey League s Colorado Avalanche The Rampage and Avalanche inked a five-year deal before the start of last season, securing the partnership until the season before Colorado, the Silver and Black were previously affiliated with the Florida Panthers ( and ) and the Phoenix Coyotes ( ) the Colorado Eagles of the East Coast Hockey League join the Rampage as an affiliate of the Avalanche after signing a new deal in the summer of 2015 San Antonio is one of 30 teams seeking to play into early June and ultimately hoist the AHL s Calder Cup Over the course of a 76-game season, the Silver and Black will face off against 15 different opponents, all within the Western Conference The Rampage compete in the Pacific Division along with seven other teams and will face their in-state rival the Texas Stars 14 times (seven home, seven away) the Rampage opened the campaign on a 10-game points streak, marking their best start in franchise history the season featured a handful of CCM/AHL accolades thanks to netminders Calvin Pickard and Spencer Martin, and rookie sensation Mikko Rantanen Rantanen broke the Rampage s singleseason rookie records in goals, assists, and points while becoming the secondyoungest player to be selected to the AHL All-Star Classic the Finland native was also the second Rampage player to be named to the AHL All-Rookie team, and first-ever Dudley (Red) Garrett Memorial Award winner in franchise history San Antonio finished the season , falling short of a playoff bid in a battle against childhood cancer, the Rampage will begin their eighth season of the Face Off Against Kids Cancer program The children and their Rampage buddies will participate in a series of events throughout the season with the goal of forming lasting relationships while raising awareness for childhood cancer in the San Antonio community Since the inception of the program, the Rampage players and staff have befriended over 125 buddies and their families while raising more than $90,000 for organizations that work to bring awareness and funds to the fight against pediatric cancer. ERIC VEILLEUX Eric Veilleux (VAY-you) enters his first season as head coach of the San Antonio Rampage. Veilleux, 44, spent the last two seasons with the Norfolk Admirals, first as an assistant in the American Hockey League during the season and then as the head coach when the team moved to the ECHL for the campaign. A Quebec City native, Veilleux has spent the majority of his coaching career in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL), where he accumulated 346 wins in 598 games with the Shawinigan Cataractes ( ) and Baie-Comeau Drakkar ( ), posting a.579 win percentage. Head Coach Veilleux s teams made the playoffs in each of his nine seasons as a head coach in the QMJHL, advancing to the President s Cup Final three times, once with Shawinigan in 2009 and twice with Baie-Comeau in 2013 and In his final season with Shawinigan in 2012, he led the Cataractes to the franchise s first-ever Memorial Cup. After becoming the head coach of Baie-Comeau the following season, Veilleux coached the Drakkar to two consecutive finals appearances with a record and a.697 win percentage in , earning the Ron Lapointe Trophy for the QMJHL s Coach of the Year. Prior to coaching, Veilleux played seven seasons in the AHL, a career that included three seasons with the Avalanche s AHL affiliate, the Cornwall Aces during the campaign and the Hershey Bears from SAN ANTONIO FC

134 SAN ANTONIO STARS SAN ANTONIO STARS The San Antonio Stars posted a 7-27 record for the 2016 season. Prior to the start of the season, Head Coach/General Manager Dan Hughes announced his retirement from the Stars and the WNBA after 11 seasons at the helm of San Antonio and 17 seasons in the league. In April of 2016, the Stars announced the hiring of General Manager Ruth Riley as part of a succession plan for Hughes to mentor the next generation of basketball operations leadership. Following a season of celebrating Hughes accomplishments in women s basketball, the Stars announced the promotion of former San Antonio and assistant coach Vickie Johnson to head coach on Dec. 22, The Stars drafted guard Moriah Jefferson with the No. 2 pick in the 2016 WNBA Draft. Jefferson joined 2014 No. 3 pick Kayla McBride, and with the combination of the 2017 Nos. 1 and 5 picks, the Stars are setting a core foundation for the future. WNBA Head Coach In 2003 the Utah Starzz, one of the WNBA s founding franchises, relocated to San Antonio and became the San Antonio Silver Stars. The Silver Stars enjoyed the winningest season in franchise history during the 2008 campaign when the team posted a record to reach the WNBA Finals before falling to the Detroit Shock in three games. Prior to the 2014 season, the team announced a rebranding campaign, dropping the Silver and becoming the San Antonio Stars. Additionally, H-E-B was named the marquee partner for the franchise. The Stars are currently one of 12 teams comprising the WNBA, which celebrated its 20th season in Created on April 24, 1996, when the NBA Board of Governors approved the concept for a women s league, the first WNBA game was played in June The WNBA s 34-game regular-season schedule runs from May through September. For more information on the Stars, contact the communications department at (210) VICKIE JOHNSON A two-time WNBA All-Star (1999, 2001), Johnson served as an assistant coach for the Stars since Johnson was the first player in WNBA history to record 4,000 points, 1,000 rebounds and 1,000 assists in a career, and retired with 4,243 points, 1,641 rebounds and 1,205 career assists. She played 13 WNBA seasons, nine with the New York Liberty and four with the San Antonio Stars, retiring as the league s all-time leader in games (410) and minutes played (12,435). Johnson posted career averages of 10.3 points, 4.0 rebounds and 2.9 assists per game in 13 seasons in the WNBA, averaging double-digit points in seven seasons. She started all but two of her 410 career games, and amassed a 159 games-started streak, which currently ranks eighth in WNBA history. A native of Coushatta, La., Johnson was originally selected 12th overall by the New York Liberty in the WNBA Elite Draft on February 27, 1997 and became the first player in league history to play 300 games on July 7, She signed with San Antonio as a free agent on February 9, 2006, becoming the first building block of the Stars 2008 Western Conference Champion squad. Johnson helped lead the Stars to their first WNBA Finals appearance and earned the Kim Perrot Sportsmanship Award following the 2008 season. Johnson, who also played professionally in Israel, France, Hungary and Turkey, retired from the WNBA following the 2009 season. Johnson was a two-time All-American and Sun Belt Conference MVP at Louisiana Tech University. She led Louisiana Tech to the 1994 Final Four, was named Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year in 1995 and earned Louisiana Player of the Year honors in She finished her collegiate career with 1,891 career points and 831 rebounds and was inducted into the Louisiana Tech Hall of Fame in SAN ANTONIO FC

135 AUSTIN SPURS AUSTIN SPURS The Austin Spurs came out strong in the season. Led by returning head coach Ken McDonald and new assistant coaches Patrick Mutombo and AJ Diggs, Austin captured victories in their first five games and only allowed three losses in the first two months of play. Their early momentum was the beginning of what would turn out to be a successful season. The journey all began with the D-League Draft, when Austin selected six players: Jean Victor Nguidjol, Demetri McCamey, Rodney Glasgow, Ruben Guillandeaux, Mouhamadou Ndoye and Musa Abdul-Aleem. Following the draft, the team announced their 17-man training camp roster consisting of their six draft picks, returning players Bryce Cotton, Jarell Eddie, Orlando Johnson, Mfon Udofia, Devondrick Walker and Keith Wright, San Antonio Spurs affiliates Youssou Ndoye, Keifer Sykes, Deshaun Thomas and Julian Washburn, and San Antonio s second-round draft pick Cady Lalanne. After training camp ended, the coaches had narrowed down the roster to the 12 players who would begin the season as the Austin Spurs: Bryce Cotton, Jarell Eddie, Orlando Johnson, Cady Lalanne, Demetri McCamey, Youssou Ndoye, Jean Victor Nguidjol, Keifer Sykes, Deshaun Thomas, Mfon Udofia, Julian Washburn and Keith Wright. NBA D-League Coach McDonald led the team to a regular-season record, a Southwest Division title and the second seed in the Western Conference. Austin came out victorious in the Western Conference Semifinals, defeating Rio Grande Valley 2-1 in the series. They advanced to the Western Conference Finals, where they fell to Los Angeles 1-2. Leading Austin in the postseason, Thomas averaged 21.3 PPG, Fields averaged 18.7 PPG and Sykes averaged 18.2 PPG. Both Lalanne and Sykes represented Austin at the 2016 NBA D-League All-Star weekend. Playing in the All-Star for the Western Conference team, Lalanne recorded 10 points and 4 rebounds in 12 minutes of action. Sykes, standing at 5-foot-11, competed in the Slam Dunk Contest. Austin s roster changed up throughout the season. After Cotton and Eddie received call-ups, Austin enhanced their roster by acquiring Nick Johnson from the available player pool on Dec. 28. The 6-foot-3 guard averaged 10.4 points, 3.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 1.0 steals in 28.9 minutes per game in 34 regular-season games. Following Cotton s and Udofia s decision to leave Austin to play overseas, Austin added former player Mouhamed Sene on Feb. 26, who was later waived on March 22. Austin also made two trades this season. Several NBA assignees contributed to Austin s success this season, including San Antonio Spurs assignees Jonathon Simmons, Boban Marjanovic and Ray McCallum, Atlanta Hawks assignees Walter Tavares, Lamar Patterson and Tim Hardaway Jr., and Chicago Bulls assignee Cameron Bairstow. Tavares, a 7-foot-3 center, led the D-League in blocked shots per game for the season, rejecting 90 shots in 28 regular-season games for an average of 3.2 blocks per game. HEAD COACH KEN MCDONALD Ken McDonald is entering his fourth season as head coach with the Austin Spurs. During his first three seasons, he led the Spurs to an overall record, including two playoffs runs, where they advanced to the semifinals both times. He served as an assistant coach during the season with the Toros, helping lead the team to a overall record and to the semifinals of the 2013 NBA D-League Playoffs. McDonald has also served as head coach at Western Kentucky University ( ), where he led the team to the Sun Belt Regular Season Championship and Sun Belt Tournament Championship (2009). McDonald spent four seasons ( ) as an assistant coach at the University of Texas under Head Coach Rick Barnes, who he has considered his mentor during his coaching career. In addition to guiding the Longhorns to four straight NCAA Tournament appearances, he also helped the team reach a (.752) record throughout the four seasons he was with the team, which is still ranked as the most victories in a four-year period in school history. McDonald has also served as an assistant coach at the University of Georgia ( ), Western Kentucky University ( ) and Clemson University ( ). He graduated from Providence College, where he played shooting guard ( ), before playing professionally for the St. Paul Revelles in Ireland ( ). While playing at the Community College of Rhode Island ( ) prior to transferring to Providence, McDonald was a first-team Junior College All-American and set school records for single-season scoring (754 points) and 3-pointers made in a game (9) and season (109). McDonald was born and raised in Providence, R.I. He has one daughter, Ella, who was born in SAN ANTONIO FC

136 AT&T CENTER AT&T CENTER As the premier entertainment venue in South Texas, the AT&T Center opened in November of The AT&T Center was built by the initiatives of a public-private venture amongst Bexar County, the Coliseum Advisory Board, the San Antonio Livestock Show & Rodeo and Spurs Sports & Entertainment. The facility hosts four anchor tenants: the NBA Spurs, the AHL Rampage, the WNBA Stars and the San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo. Additionally, the venue attracts a multitude of concerts, family shows and special events. In 14 years of operation, the AT&T Center has hosted over 1,000 events with entertaining in excess of 15 million guests. George Strait, the Rolling Stones, Billy Joel & Elton John, The Police, Luciano Pavarotti, George Lopez, Cirque du Soleil, Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Garth Brooks and Bon Jovi are just a few of the musical acts that have visited the AT&T Center. Other events include NCAA Basketball, WWE Royal Rumble, Walking with Dinosaurs and the Harlem Globetrotters. The AT&T Center recently underwent a $100+ million renovation to enhance the fan experience at all levels of the Bexar Countyowned arena. Renovations to the AT&T Center included all new seating arena-wide, along with infrastructure and technology improvements. Technology enhancements to the AT&T Center were prevalent arena-wide with the installation of high definition televisions and LED signage throughout the arena. The addition of LED displays to the NE, SE and SW ticket towers give the exterior a striking new look and provide the ability to showcase game action, event highlights and promotional messaging. The centerpiece of the technology updates is the installation of a brand new center-hung video board that will provide a state-of-the-art, high-definition display and have more than four times the viewable area of the previous board. A new audio system and improved Wi-Fi capabilities round out the technology enhancements that will help elevate and create a more immersive fan experience. Infrastructure improvements included expanded and updated concourses, enhancements to the arena entrances and updates to all the suites. There is something new for everyone at all levels of the AT&T Center. The AT&T Center offers diverse events to the San Antonio community and all of South Texas thanks in part to its various seating capabilities, building configurations, curtaining system and technology upgrades. Configurations from an ice show, to basketball, to rodeo, to boxing, to theater can all be accomplished at the AT&T Center. To leverage its ancillary meeting spaces and exhibition/trade configurations, the AT&T Center offers MSEs, Meetings and Special Events, throughout the year. This additional amenity further illustrates the facility s full-service approach and has resulted in non-traditional bookings such as Toyota s 2007 National Dealer Meeting and Product Launch, Ford s Customer Appreciation Concert with Toby Keith, and AT&T s 2007 National Leadership Meeting. Built in a ranch tech style, the AT&T Center is designed to present a sense of place, both inside and out. The external view, in addition to its distinctive architecture, features park-like landscaping that s both visually appealing and environmentally friendly. Inside, the design continues to capture the South Texas ambiance with festive colors and imaginative details. Adding to the interior appeal of the AT&T Center is a collection of fine art commissioned by Spurs owners Peter and Julianna Holt. The diverse collection is valued in excess of one million dollars and features Texas modern and basketball styled themes. We are enormously proud of the AT&T Center and what it brings to the community, said Holt, chairman of Spurs Sports & Entertainment. We re proud to provide South Texas with some of the best sports and entertainment available anywhere in the US. 136 SAN ANTONIO FC

137 TOYOTA FIELD TOYOTA FIELD Toyota Field is a soccer-specific stadium in San Antonio, Texas, United States. Located next to Heroes Stadium, and adjacent to the STAR Soccer Complex, the facility opened on April 13, The stadium is the home of San Antonio FC and has a capacity of 8,250 for soccer matches. Toyota Motor Corporation currently holds the sponsor naming rights for the facility. In November 2015, the City of San Antonio and Bexar County jointly acquired the stadium for $18 million. Spurs Sports & Entertainment (SS&E) paid an additional $3 million to Hartman, bringing the total purchase price of the facility to $21 million. SS&E received an initial 20 year lease to operate the facility with a new professional soccer team. Toyota Field is the current host of USL club, San Antonio FC, that started play in April of Toyota Field was originally owned and operated by S.O.A.R. Inc., a non-profit organization founded by San Antonio philanthropist Gordon Hartman. Construction of Toyota Field ran from February 2012 through April On April 13, 2013, the San Antonio Scorpions of the NASL started play at Toyota Field in a match against the Tampa Bay Rowdies. Toyota Field was host of Soccer Bowl Toyota Field was designed by San Antonio architecture firm, Pro Sports Developments (PSD), which is the sports entertainment division of Luna Architecture and Design. The stadium was designed as a soccer-specific stadium, to strategically expand to upwards of 18,000 seats in 3 total phases and to accommodate UIL, NCAA, MLS and FIFA standard international soccer events. The design also accommodates lacrosse, American football, boxing and concerts. The soccer field playing surface was designed and built by sports field contractor Texas Multi-Chem, of Kerrville, Texas. The field s natural grass surface is TifSport hybrid Bermuda and the root zone consists of an 8 layer of USGA sand and Dakota peat. The field also contains an internal drainage system to help avoid rain outs. 137 SAN ANTONIO FC

138 STAR SOCCER COMPLEX STAR SOCCER COMPLEX STAR Soccer Complex is a 13-field facility adjacent to Toyota Field, catering to youth, adult and professional soccer. The complex is the home training ground for San Antonio FC and the SAFC Pro Academy. In November 2015, the City of San Antonio and Bexar County jointly acquired STAR Soccer Complex along with Toyota Field for $18 million. SS&E received an initial 20 year lease to operate the facility along with the stadium. STAR and Toyota Field are the current hosts of USL club, San Antonio FC, that started play in April of STAR is used for all SAFC home training sessions and also is the home field of the SAFC Pro Academy. The complex also hosts organizational events for Spurs Sports & Entertainment and serves as the premier youth soccer training destination in San Antonio. STAR has also hosted major events such as the Copa Lonestar Tournament, the Defender's Cup and the Adidas Kick-Off Tournament. STAR Soccer Complex was originally owned and operated by S.O.A.R. Inc., a non-profit organization founded by San Antonio philanthropist Gordon Hartman. 138 SAN ANTONIO FC

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140 CREDENTIALS COVERING SAN ANTONIO FC Preseason/Regular Season Matches Media credentials are issued to working media only. All single-game credentials may be picked up at media will call, located inside the Northwest VIP entrance of Toyota Field. All credentials are non-transferable and any unauthorized use will subject bearer to ejection from Toyota Field and confiscation of the pass. NOTE: All personal items are subject to search upon entering Toyota Field. Individual game credentials should be requested through the San Antonio FC Communications Department a minimum of 24 hours prior to game time or by 3 p.m. for all weekday matches. Media members covering SAFC on a regular basis will be issued full season credentials. Reserved seating requests should be made to the communications office 24 hours prior to match day by contacting the SAFC Communications Department at ppetri@attcenter.com. Single-game credentials will be issued on a space available basis. Credentials are good for admittance to the stadium, media workroom and postgame media areas. Visit SanAntonioFC.com/media-credential-application/ to apply for season and single-game credentials. ABSOLUTELY NO AUTOGRAPHS DURING THE MEDIA ACCESS PERIOD. Interviews that need advance preparation or special accommodation should be arranged by contacting the SAFC Communications Department. This includes all live television interviews for pre- and post-game. PHOTOGRAPHERS All photographers are required to wear a photo bib and credential to gain field level access during play. The photography areas of Toyota Field are located behind either end line of the field. Photographers are prohibited from entering the sideline areas in front of or behind the team benches or in front of fans on the East sideline. In addition, photographers are asked to observe USL guidelines. MEDIA ENTRANCE AND PARKING The media entrance is located at the Northwest entrance of Toyota Field. All media members must enter the building through this entrance. USL and SAFC season passes will be honored and single-game credentials will be available at the will call desk for pickup. The press doors open two hours prior to kick-off. For those media members who receive season parking privileges, the media parking is located in Lot 2 across from the Northwest entrance. Media covering SAFC on a game-by-game basis can request parking access along with their single-game credential. MEDIA WORKROOM The media workroom is located in the back of the press box, behind the operations booth and is only accessible with a valid credential. The room opens two hours prior to game time. The professional intent of the media workroom is to provide a working area for writers, photographers, broadcasters and game personnel. Family members and guests will not be admitted. Any abuse of the media workroom and/or press privleges will result in forfeiture of credentials. The media workroom is equipped with electrical outlets and Wifi access. MEDIA SEATING Reserved media seating has been designated along press row in the outdoor seating section of the press box. All seats are reserved for each individual media member. Seating charts, if applicable, will be posted on display throughout the press box. Electrical outlets are placed on press row for your convenience. Statistics will be distributed at halftime and after the game. Media are asked to finish and file stories in the press area to facilitate changeover at Toyota Field. USL MEDIA ACCESS POLICIES Day of Post-: Club postgame media access will be opened to accredited media no later than 10 minutes following the conclusion of the match. A member of the club s communications staff must be present. The postgame media session will remain open to media for a period of 30 minutes. Still photography is not permitted during postgame media access unless previously approved by club communications. Off Day Access Training: All SAFC training sessions are open to the media. Please check with the communications staff regarding open practice times for that day. No interviews will take place prior to practice without advance arrangements being made through the communications department. All interviews will take place on the practice field at STAR Soccer Complex. INTERVIEWS All interview requests for San Antonio FC players and staff should be directed to Communications Manager Preston Petri. Interview requests will be accomodated per the USL Media Access Policies, listed above. PLEASE CONTACT THE SAFC COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT TO VERIFY PRACTICE TIMES, AS SESSIONS ARE ALWAYS SUBJECT TO CHANGE SAFC COMMUNICATIONS STAFF Preston Petri SAFC Communications Manager ppetri@attcenter.com Luis Leyva SAFC Communications Coordinator lleyva@attcenter.com SAN ANTONIO FC

141 SAN ANTONIO MEDIA OUTLETS AND TEAM INFORMATION NEWSPAPERS San Antonio Express-News Main Number (210) Sports Line (210) Fax (210) P.O. Box 2171, San Antonio, TX Sports Editor: Jim Lefko SAFC Beat Writer: Terrence Thomas Columnists: Roy Bragg, La Prensa Main Number (210) S. Flores, San Antonio, TX Sports Columnist: Jose Franco WIRE SERVICES Associated Press Phone (210) Fax (210) P.O. Box 2171, San Antonio, TX San Antonio Contact: Paul Weber RADIO WOAI (1200 AM)/THE TICKET (760 AM) Phone (210) Fax (210) NW I-10, San Antonio, TX ESPN RADIO (1250 AM) Phone (210) Fax (210) Eisenhauer Rd., San Antonio, TX Talent: Jason Minnix, Ari Temkin TELEVISION KABB (FOX, Channel 29) Phone (210) Fax (210) NW Loop 410, San Antonio, TX Sports Department: Chuck Miketinac, Casey Kiernan KSAT (ABC, Channel 12) Phone (210) Fax (210) N. St. Mary s, San Antonio, TX Sports Department: Greg Simmons, Larry Ramirez, Mark Mendez, Daniel Villanueva WOAI (NBC, Channel 4) Phone (210) Fax (210) P.O. Box 2641, San Antonio, TX Sports Department: Don Harris, David Chancellor KVDA (Spanish, Channel 60) Phone (210) Fax (210) Sports: Luis Ortiz 6234 San Pedro, San Antonio, TX KWEX (Spanish, Channel 41) Phone (210) Fax (210) Sports Director: Jonathan Solarte 411 E. Durango, San Antonio, TX VISITING TEAM HOTEL The Crockett Hotel William P. Brendel - CTA General Manager 320 Bonham San Antonio, TX BBrendel@crocketthotel.com VISITING TEAM TRANSPORTATION Regent Coach Line 515 Sherman San Antonio TX KENS (CBS, Channel 5) Phone (210) Fax (210) P.O. Box TV-5, San Antonio, TX Sports Department: Joe Reinagel, Vinnie Vinzetta, Marcus Floyd 141 SAN ANTONIO FC