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MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE GAME NOTES Philadelphia Kixx (0-2) at Rockford Rampage (2-0) Friday, December 4, 2009 – 8:35 P.M MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE GAME NOTES Philadelphia KiXX (0-2) at Rockford Rampage (2-0) Friday, December 4, 2009 – 8:35 p.m. EST MetroCentre – Rockford, Illinois MISL Game #6 QUICK FACTS: SERIES RECORD: Even 2-2 LAST MEETING: The Philadelphia KiXX traveled to the MetroCentre on March 8 earlier this calendar year, and the Rockford offense hit its stride en route to a 16-2 victory. STREAKS: Philadelphia (Lost 2), Rockford (Won 2) PHILADELPHIA COACH: Don D’Ambra (111-107) ROCKFORD COACH: Jeff Kraft OFFICIALS: LIVE WEBCAST: Omnimedia MEDIA CONTACTS: PHILADELPHIA: John Archibald [email protected] – (423) 544-9030 Cell ROCKFORD: Charlie Corr [email protected] - (630) 201-4359 Cell THE STAKES: While it is early in the 2009-10 MISL season, a huge amount of momentum rests upon this game. Rockford is rolling right now, and the KiXX are hoping to end a two-game winning streak by the Rampage to crowd up the league standings. A win by Philadelphia would give the club a major boost in momentum as well. TEAM LEADERS: POINTS: Philadelphia- Ptah Myers (5) Rockford- Jamar Beasley (4) GOALS: Philadelphia- Ptah Myers, Ryan Heins (2) Rockford- Jamar Beasley (2) ASSISTS: Philadelphia- Anthony Maher (2) Rockford- Erik Lukin (2) BLOCKS: Philadelphia- Three Tied (2) Rockford- Fred Degand (6) SAVES: Philadelphia- Sanaldo (13) Rockford- Danny Waltman (27) GK WINS: Philadelphia- N/A Rockford- Danny Waltman (2) KiXX MILESTONES: Ptah Myers - 150 Points (Currently has 145 points) Ptah Myers - 125 Blocks (Currently has 117 blocks) Joe Di Buono – 25 Points (Currently has 24 points) INJURY REPORT PHILADELPHIA: Angel Rivillo- Ankle (OUT); Pete Rowley- Knee (OUT) ROCKFORD: Chris Brisson- Ankle (OUT); Ibrahim Kante- Hamstring (OUT) 2009-10 ALPHABETICAL PHILADELPHIA KiXX ROSTER No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. D.O.B. Birthplace Previous Club Yrs. Pro* 20 David Castellanos M 6-1 105 2/26/80 Fairfax, VA Philadelphia 5 3 Kevin Coleman D 6-1 185 8/15/83 Lansdowne, PA LaSalle University 2 4 Joe Di Buono D 5-9 175 4/22/81 Montreal, Canada Milwaukee 4 14 Leo Gibson F 5-6 150 8/9/83 Monrovia, Liberia Detroit 2 57 Ryan Heins D 6-1 175 3/1/85 Medford, NJ Temple University 3 33 Will Kletzien D 5-11 175 12/14/81 Kent, OH Chicago 4 12 Anthony Maher F 6-0 180 3/18/79 Cape May, NJ Milwaukee 9 17 Pat Morris D 5-9 170 6/6/77 Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia 11 7 Ptah Myers M 5-10 175 5/25/82 Columbus, OH Philadelphia 6 5 Sandre Naumoski M 5-8 165 7/3/79 Skopje, Macedonia Philadelphia 6 15 Adauto Neto F 5-10 185 12/31/80 Itabuna, Brazil New Jersey 6 19 Jeremy Ortiz M 5-7 165 1/27/86 Mt. Laurel, NJ LaSalle University 2 23 Ricardinho M 5-11 170 3/11/79 Sao Paulo, Brazil Detroit 7 16 Angel Rivillo M 5-7 150 7/25/78 Caracas, Venezuela Milwaukee 6 13 Clay Roberts D 6-2 190 1/8/82 Plant City, FL Philadelphia 4 10 Pete Rowley F 6-4 200 2/12/86 Reading, PA Syracuse University 1 25 Sanaldo GK 6-0 160 12/2/77 Feiras de Santana, Brazil Rockford 5 2 Joe Taylor M 5-9 160 3/5/87 South Hampton, PA Villanova University 1 Head Coach – Don D’Ambra Trainer – Jim Bollinger, ATC Asst. Coaches – Sam Lee, Adam Bruckner 2009-10 ALPHABETICAL NUMERICAL KiXX ROSTER No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. D.O.B. Birthplace Previous Club Yrs. Pro* 2 Joe Taylor M 5-9 160 3/5/87 South Hampton, PA Villanova University 1 3 Kevin Coleman D 6-1 185 8/15/83 Lansdowne, PA LaSalle University 2 4 Joe Di Buono D 5-9 175 4/22/81 Montreal, Canada Milwaukee 3 5 Sandre Naumoski M 5-8 165 7/3/79 Skopje, Macedonia Philadelphia 6 7 Ptah Myers M 5-10 175 5/25/82 Columbus, OH Philadelphia 6 10 Pete Rowley F 6-4 200 2/12/86 Reading, PA Syracuse University 1 12 Anthony Maher F 6-0 180 3/18/79 Cape May, NJ Milwaukee 9 13 Clay Roberts D 6-2 190 1/8/82 Plant City, FL Philadelphia 4 14 Leo Gibson F 5-6 150 8/9/83 Monrovia, Liberia Detroit 2 15 Adauto Neto F 5-10 185 12/31/80 Itabuna, Brazil New Jersey 6 16 Angel Rivillo M 5-7 150 7/25/78 Caracas, Venezuela Milwaukee 6 17 Pat Morris D 5-9 170 6/6/77 Philadelphia, PA Philadelphia 11 19 Jeremy Ortiz M 5-7 165 1/27/86 Mt. Laurel, NJ LaSalle University 2 20 David Castellanos M 6-1 195 2/26/80 Fairfax, VA Philadelphia 5 23 Ricardinho M 5-11 170 3/11/79 Sao Paulo, Brazil Detroit 7 25 Sanaldo GK 6-0 160 12/2/77 Feiras de Santana, Brazil Rockford 5 33 Will Kletzien D 5-11 175 12/14/81 Kent, OH Chicago 4 57 Ryan Heins D 6-1 175 3/1/85 Medford, NJ Temple University 3 *Includes the 2009-10 season KiXX PRONUNCIATION GUIDE No. Player Pronunciation 7 Ptah Myers TAH 11 Don D’Ambra de-AM-bra 12 Anthony Maher MAYer 16 Angel Rivillo riv-VEE-oh 23 Ricardinho ree-CAR-deen-yo 4 Joe Di Buono Dee BWO-no 57 Ryan Heins HINES 2009-10 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. DOB Hometown 2 Andre Berenzon M 5-10 170 09/28/84 Sao Paulo, Brazil 3 Ibrahim Kante D 6-2 200 07/20/81 Bamako, Mali 4 Eric Lukin D 6-0 165 06/14/79 Chicago, Illinois 6 Chris Brisson D 5-9 165 08/11/82 Hugo, Minnesota 7 Semir Mesanovic M 5-10 170 01/01/81 Toronto, Canada 8 Bato Radoncic F 5-10 168 08/28/80 Montenegro 9 Fabinho D 6-2 183 05/09/77 Sao Paulo, Brazil 10 Geison Moura M/F 5-10 165 07/16/86 Sao Caetano, Brazil 11 Matthew Stewart M 5-8 145 09/17/76 El Paso, Texas 12 John DeVae F 5-8 150 10/21/83 Elmhurst, Illinois 13 Fred Degand M 6-0 185 06/06/79 Deerfield, Illinois 14 Tijani Ayegbusi D 6-2 190 10/14/82 Ligos, Nigeria 15 Samuel Ogunsanya D 5-10 170 03/01/80 Ligos, Nigeria 16 Roberto Gallo D 6-1 185 07/09/84 Chicago, Illinois 17 Jamar Beasley M 5-8 148 10/11/79 Fort Wayne, Indiana 18 Hassan Minter M 5-11 185 04/29/82 Ontario, California 19 Ante Cop GK 6-0 190 11/07/74 Slavonski Brod, Croatia 20 Marco Sullo D 5-8 165 03/10/87 Chicago, Illinois 24 Danny Waltman GK 5-10 175 09/19/81 Gig Harbor, Washington 30 Gary Brooks M/F 6-1 180 08/05/80 Kingston, Jamaica HEAD COACH: Jeff Kraft TRAINER: Brett Holmertz ASSISTANT COACH: Rob Kraft Philadelphia KiXX – New Home at Liacouras Center – www.KiXXonline.com PHILADELPHIA KiXX GENERAL INFORMATION Home Arena Liacouras Center Capacity 10,200 Practice Facility Tri-State Sports (Aston, Penn.) Team Colors Pacific Teal, Red, Black, White Dance Team KiXX Dance Team Mascot Socceroo League Major Indoor Soccer League Official Team Website www.kixxonline.com Official League Website www.misl.net 2009-10 PHILADELPHIA KiXX SCHEDULE GM# DATE OPPONENT/LOCATION TIME/RESULT RECORD 2 Sunday, November 15 Philadelphia at Monterrey L 13-15 0-1 3 Saturday, November 21 Philadelphia at Baltimore L 8-19 0-2 6 Friday, December 4 Philadelphia at Rockford 7:35 p.m. 8 Saturday, December 12 Philadelphia at Milwaukee 6:00 p.m. 10 Friday, December 18 Philadelphia at Baltimore 7:35 p.m. 15 Sunday, January 3 Philadelphia at Monterrey 5:05 p.m. 17 Saturday, January 9 Rockford at Philadelphia 7:05 p.m. 20 Sunday, January 10 Philadelphia at Rockford 5:05 p.m. 25 Saturday, January 23 Rockford at Philadelphia 7:05 p.m. 29 Saturday, February 6 Milwaukee at Philadelphia 7:05 p.m. 31 Friday, February 12 Philadelphia at Baltimore 7:35 p.m. 34 Sunday, February 14 Philadelphia at Rockford 5:05 p.m. 36 Saturday, February 20 Monterrey at Philadelphia 7:05 p.m. 37 Sunday, February 21 Philadelphia at Milwaukee 2:00 p.m. 39 Sunday, February 28 Baltimore at Philadelphia 4:05 p.m. 41 Friday, March 5 Philadelphia at Baltimore 7:35 p.m. 44 Sunday, March 7 Monterrey at Philadelphia 4:05 p.m. 47 Sunday, March 14 Rockford at Philadelphia 4:05 p.m. 48 Saturday, March 20 Philadelphia at Milwaukee 6:00 p.m. 49 Sunday, March 21 Baltimore at Philadelphia 4:05 p.m. Philadelphia KiXX – New Home at Liacouras Center – www.KiXXonline.com PHILADELPHIA KiXX SEASON HIGHS AND LOWS POINTS Most points scored in one game 13 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) Most points allowed in one game 19 (@ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) Most points scored in one half 10 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) Most points allowed in one half 11 (@ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) Fewest points scored in one game 8 (@ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) Fewest points allowed in one game 15 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) Fewest points scored in one half 2 (@ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) Fewest points allowed in one half 7 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) GOALS Most goals scored in one game 6 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) Most goals allowed in one game 8 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) Most goals scored in one half 5 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) Most goals allowed in one half 5 (@ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) Fewest goals scored in one game 4 (@ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) Fewest goals allowed in one game 7 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) Fewest goals scored in one half 1 (Last Time: @ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) Fewest goals allowed in one half 3 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) ASSISTS Most assists recorded in one game 4 (@ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) Most assists allowed in one game 5 (@ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) SHOTS Most shots taken in one game 24 (@ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) Most shots allowed in one game 24 (@ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) Fewest shots taken in one game 6 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) Fewest shots allowed in one game 7 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) BLOCKS Most blocks in one game 8 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) Most blocks by opponent in one game 5 (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) Fewest blocks in one game 0 (Philadelphia 3/20/08 L 10-17) Fewest blocks by opponent in one game 5 (@ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) FINAL RESULTS Largest margin of victory N/A Largest margin of defeat 11 (@ Baltimore 11/21/09 L 19-8) PHILADELPHIA KiXX INDIVIDUAL SEASON HIGHS POINTS 3- Four Players GOALS 1- Eight Players THREE-POINT GOALS 1- Pat Morris (@ Monterrey 11/15/09 L 13-15) TWO-POINT GOALS 1- Seven Players ASSISTS 1- Six Players
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