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2 MATCHDAY PREVIEW

PLAYOFF DREAMS COULD BECOME A REALITY FOR RENO SATURDAY

RENO, Nev. – Reno 1868 FC is on the cusp of a playoff berth and will look to get within at least a point Saturday when the club takes on Tulsa Roughnecks FC.

Kickoff for Saturday’s is slated for 6:45 p.m. at Greater Nevada Field.

After a huge 4-0 win over RGVFC Wednesday, Reno has a chance to clinch a second-straight trip to the USL Cup Playoffs Saturday should the club win and FC fails to top Sounders FC 2.

Should Reno win and San Antonio win, Reno will just need one point to clinch. Should Reno get a draw and San Antonio lose, Reno would still clinch.

Leading scorer Brian Brown also has a chance to become Reno’s all-time leading scorer Saturday after tying ’s record (18) Wednesday against RGVFC.

Brown ranks Top 5 in all-time assists and goals at Reno 1868 FC.

The last time these clubs met, Reno needed a late goal from midfielder Lindo Mfeka to walk out of Tulsa with a 1-1 draw. The draw kept Reno unbeaten during the longest road trip of the season and was a part of a 16-match unbeaten streak (club record).

Despite Tulsa already have been eliminated from the playoffs, the club still boasts plenty of talent across the pitch. Former UNLV standout Joaquin Rivas leads Tulsa with 11 goals his year while FC loanee Jesús Ferreira ranks second with six goals on the season.

That being said Tulsa has allowed 68 goals, the most in the Western Conference while Reno has scored 49 goals this year, ranking Top 15 in the USL.

Tickets for Saturday’s match can be purchased at both the Greater Nevada Field ticket office and Reno1868FC.com. The first 1,868 fans Saturday will get a free pair of soccer socks courtesy of Reno Orthopedic Clinic.

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10 USL WESTERN CONFERENCE PLAYOFF PICTURE

While FC was celebrating its USL Regular Season Championship on Wednesday night, there were other celebrations going on in the Eastern Conference as Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC became the third side to claim its place in the postseason and the put one foot in the doorway thanks to hard-fought rivalry victories. There’s more drama to come this weekend, however, with big games featuring across both conferences in the battle to either secure a place in the USL Cup Playoffs or claim homefield advantage in each conference.

References: FiveThirtyEight.com Playoff Projections

WESTERN CONFERENCE 1. Orange County SC Current Record: 19-7-6, 63pts Maximum Points Available: 69 Points Needed to Clinch: Clinched FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Odds: 14% Last Game: W 5-3 at Las Vegas Lights FC Next Game: 10/6 vs. Seattle Sounders FC 2, 10 p.m. ET A fourth consecutive victory, and second consecutive five-goal outing, saw Orange County keep the pressure on Phoenix Rising FC to match its outstanding form as the sides duel for top spot in the Western Conference. Orange County will now see Phoenix make up one of its two games in hand on Saturday while hoping that Saint Louis FC can take points from its visit to the Phoenix Rising Soccer Complex.

2. Phoenix Rising FC Current Record: 18-7-5, 59pts Maximum Points Available: 71 Points Needed to Clinch: Clinched FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Odds: 18% Last Game: W 2-1 at Springs Switchbacks FC Next Game: 9/29 vs. Saint Louis FC, 10:30 p.m. ET Phoenix fans and players probably felt the rollercoaster ride that was Wednesday night’s eventual Orange County SC victory against Las Vegas Lights FC more than most, but now the pressure is back on to match OCSC’s victory to keep in position to claim top spot at the end of the regular season. That may not be an easy task against Saint Louis FC, which is undefeated in its last four and has taken victory in three of those, but the side should be able to pull from the memory of its 3-1 victory when it visited – Saint Louis as it returns for its first home game since September 5.

3. SLC Current Record: 17-11-3, 54pts Maximum Points Available: 63 Points Needed to Clinch: Clinched FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Odds: 2% Last Game: L 6-1 at LA Galaxy II Next Game: 9/29 vs. Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC, 9 p.m. ET The Monarchs saw their chances of finishing top of the Western Conference slide away on Wednesday night as they can now only match Or- ange County in points with wins in their last three games, but taking victory at home to get the side back on track to host at least one playoff game this Saturday against Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC should be the main focus. Real hasn’t won in more than a month, its last victory coming against the LA Galaxy II on August 25, and the Switchbacks handed the Monarchs a 1-0 defeat when they last met at Weidner Field on August 29 in the first game of Real’s current six-game winless streak.

4. Sacramento Republic FC Current Record: 15-7-8, 53pts Maximum Points Available: 65 Points Needed to Clinch: Clinched FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Odds: 4% Last Game: D 0-0 vs. OKC Energy FC

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Next Game: 9/29 vs. 2, 10:30 p.m. ET 9. San Antonio FC Sacramento clinched its place in the postseason with its draw on Sunday evening against OKC Energy FC, but missed out on the chance to move Current Record: 11-12-7, 43pts into the top three with a victory past faltering Real Monarchs SLC. It now gets one of the biggest games of the week with the fifth-place Portland Maximum Points Available: 52 Timbers 2 coming to Papa Murphy’s Park, a game that will be a determining factor as to which side will be looking at a potential top-three finish and Points Needed to Clinch: 10 which may have to start its postseason campaign on the road. FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Playoffs Odds: 20% FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Odds: <1% 5. Portland Timbers 2 Last Game: L 2-0 at Saint Louis FC Current Record: 16-11-4, 52pts Next Game: vs. Seattle Sounders FC 2, 8:30 p.m. ET Maximum Points Available: 61 San Antonio’s back is further against the wall after Reno’s victory on Wednesday night against Rio Grande Valley FC, and it would likely Points Needed to Clinch: Clinched see its playoff hopes evaporate completely should it fall to Seattle Sounders FC 2 on Saturday night. Even with a win, though, it would FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Odds: 2% need plenty of help the rest of the way for Reno, Swope Park and Saint Louis to miss out on the remaining points they need to get to 53 Last Game: D 2-2 at Fresno FC and officially eliminate SAFC from contention. Next Game: 9/29 at Sacramento Republic FC, 10:30 p.m. ET Portland is going to the postseason for the first time, but will be disappointed to have let points slip away as it conceded a late equalizer against Fres- Officially eliminated: OKC Energy FC, LA Galaxy II, Fresno FC, Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC, Las Vegas Lights FC, Rio no FC on Saturday night. That could prove the difference between a top-four finish and starting the USL Cup Playoffs on the road, unless T2 can Grande Valley FC, Seattle Sounders FC 2, Tulsa Roughnecks FC find a road win against fourth-place Sacramento Republic FC this Saturday night. Victory at Papa Murphy’s Park could open up a path to a third- place finish by the end of the regular season, although it will be a tough road with games against Reno 1868 FC and Phoenix Rising FC to follow.

6. Swope Park Rangers Current Record: 14-10-8, 50pts Maximum Points Available: 56 Points Needed to Clinch: 3 FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Playoffs Odds: 88% FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Odds: <1% Last Game: D 1-1 at Tulsa Roughnecks FC Next Game: 10/3 at Sacramento Republic FC, 10:30 p.m. ET Swope Park needs just three points from its final two games of the regular season, and would clinch its playoff spot before it takes to the field next week against Sacramento Republic FC should San Antonio fall to Seattle Sounders FC 2 on Saturday night.

7. Reno 1868 FC Current Record: 13-7-10, 49pts Maximum Points Available: 61 Points Needed to Clinch: 4 FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Playoffs Odds: 97% FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Odds: 3% Last Game: W 4-0 vs. Rio Grande Valley FC Next Game: 9/29 vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FC, 10 p.m. ET Reno got the victory it needed to move one step closer to a playoff place, and could earn that spot with a victory on Saturday against Tulsa Rough- necks FC should San Antonio fail to take victory against Seattle Sounders FC 2. Should Reno be held to a draw, it would need San Antonio to fall to S2 to claim its place in the playoffs, but if 1868 FC doesn’t get the results it needs on Saturday it would have three games remaining against the , Phoenix Rising FC and Orange County to get the points it needs to move clear of San Antonio FC and into the playoffs.

8. Saint Louis FC Current Record: 13-8-10, 49pts Maximum Points Available: 58 Points Needed to Clinch: 4 FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Playoffs Odds: 95% FiveThirtyEight.com USL Cup Odds: 2% Last Game: W 2-0 vs. San Antonio FC Next Game: 9/29 at Phoenix Rising FC, 10:30 p.m. ET Saint Louis put one foot in the USL Cup Playoffs with its victory on Saturday night against San Antonio FC, but still has a little work to do to wrap things up. The club’s visit to Phoenix Rising FC on Saturday offers its first chance to clinch. Should STLFC take victory, it would also need San Antonio to either draw or lose to Seattle Sounders FC 2 on Saturday night. Should STLFC earn a draw, it would need San Antonio to lose to S2 to claim its spot.

13 12 THE MOST REFRESHING FINISH

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#1 RUSSELL KLABOUGH (GK)

Klabough, 27, spent a majority of last season on Reno’s practice squad, but started in a 6-1 win over Portland Timbers 2. He was Reno’s starting goal- keeper in two U.S. Open Cup Matches. He posted a 67 percent save percentage, the second-highest on the team and was 1-0 during the regular sea- son.

HEIGHT: 6’5’’ WEIGHT: 215 LBS DOB: 5/11/90 #3 CONNOR JOHNSON (D)

Defender Connor Johnson was the West Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 2016 before joining the PDL’s Golden State Force. John- son Earned All-First Team West Coast Conference honors his senior year assisting in six shutouts in conference play.

HEIGHT: 6’0’’ WEIGHT: 180 LBS DOB: 12/20/94 #4 JORDAN MURRELL (D)

Murrell, 24, a returning defender for Reno 1868 FC scored three goals in his 28 appearances. The Canadian player recorded 78 clearances, 16 blocks and 45 interceptions in the 2017 season.

HEIGHT: 5’11’’ WEIGHT: 185 LBS DOB: 5/2/93

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#5 ZACH CARROLL (D)

Carrol, 23, the 6-foot-3 defender most recently played for where he recorded 86 clearances,11 blocks, and 40 interceptions this past season. He added two goals in his 20 starts. In 2016, Carrol earned Second Team All-USL honor with NY Red Bulls II, where he helped the club win the 2016 USL Cup.

HEIGHT: 6’4’’ WEIGHT: 185 LBS DOB: 3/16/94 #6 thomas janjigian

Janjigian made his professional debut with Reno last season against Orange County SC. During the season, Janjigian was called up to play with Re- no’s affiliate, the in their U.S. Open Cup victory over the San Francisco Deltas. Janjigian also played in the Earthquakes’ friendly against Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt.

HEIGHT: 6’2’’ WEIGHT: 190 LBS DOB: 11/10/94

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#8 guy abend(M)

Abend, a native of Israel, has spent the last three seasons playing central midfielder for Louisville City FC, where he helped claim the 2017 USL Cup. Abend was a regular starter during the club’s championship season. He made 23 starts in his 27 appearances in the 2017 season, recording 30 clearances, 2 blocks and 39 interceptions.

HEIGHT: 6’0’’ WEIGHT: 163 LBS DOB: 11/8/90 #9 Mark Anthony Gonzalez (F)

Gonzalez, 23, has played the past two season with Swope Park, where he scored 17 goals with 10 of those coming from outside of the box. In 2016, he was named Swope’s Offensive Player of the Year, with 12 goals as a rookie. While his time at Swope, he was called up to the Canadian U-23 team for matches against Uzbekistan and Qatar.

HEIGHT: 6’0’’ WEIGHT: 177 LBS DOB: 9/9/94

#10 Lindo Mfeka (M)

AMfeka, 23, a returning midfielder for Reno 1868 FC helped score 75 goals this past season add- ing six goals through 2017. The South American native, added three assists while boasting an 86 percent pass success rate in his 22 starts. Mfeka helped Reno 1868 FC clinch a playoff spot and set a new USL record for most goals in a single season with his first career hat trick.

HEIGHT: 5’5’’ WEIGHT: 155 LBS DOB: 3/30/94

17 TEAM #12 Danny Musovski (f)

Musovski, 22, was selected by San Jose with the 30th overall pick out of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He was a four-year starter and two- time All-America selection for UNLV. During his senior season in 2017, he scored 15 goals and added six assists in 16 appearances, earning Third Team All-America and Western Athletic Confer- ence Offensive Player of the Year honors.

HEIGHT: 6’1’’ WEIGHT: 185 LBS DOB: 9/10/92

#16 Brent Richards (d)

Richards, 27, a returning defender for Reno 1868 FC scored two goals with three assists in the 2017 season. He recorded 79 clearances, 13 blocks and 67 interceptions in his 26 game appearances.

HEIGHT: 5’10’’ WEIGHT: 167 LBS DOB: 5/20/90

18 TEAM TEAM #17 Sam Gleadle (M) #22 Jerry van Ewijk

Gleadle most recently spent time with Albuquerque van Ewijk, 25, a Dutch winger spent last season at Sol FC after graduating from the University of New Orange Country SC, where he scored eight goals. Mexico where he was teammates with 2017 USL van Ewijk spent a majority of his adult career with Rookie of the Year, Chris Wehan. A four-year start- top level Dutch clubs, playing with AGOVV, De er, Gleadle scored three goals and notched two Graafschap and Go Ahead Eagles. While playing assists in his senior year with the Lobos. for De Graafschap, he scored 24 goals from 2012- 2015. HE also spent time with the Dutch U-17 and U-19 national teams, making a totally of 13 ap- pearances for the orange and white. HEIGHT: 5’10’’ HEIGHT: 5’8’’ WEIGHT: 155 LBS WEIGHT: 160 LBS DOB: 3/20/96 DOB: 3/12/92 #19 Kevin Partida (M) #23 Brenton Griffiths (D)

A former at Sparks High School, Partida Griffiths, 27, a returning defender for helped lead the Railroaders to the state champi- Reno 1868 FC scored two goals in his onship game in 2012, a year in which he earned 22 start appearances. In his 2017 sea- All-Region honors. Following a fruitful career at Sparks High School, Partida took his talents to son, the Jamaican player, recorded 100 UNLV. Partida started all 19 games as a fresh- clearances, 12 blocks and 43 intercep- man for UNLV and notched a game-winning assist tions. against Baptist.

HEIGHT: 5’9’’ HEIGHT: 6’3’’ WEIGHT: 165 LBS WEIGHT: 175 LBS DOB: 3/10/95 DOB: 2/9/91 #20 Christian thierjung #20 Mo Thiaw (F)

Thierjung, 22, was a four-year standout at Cal, Thiaw, 23, was the 35th overall pick out of the Uni- scoring 27 goals before he was drafted by the San versity of Louisville. He scored 61 goals over four Jose Earthquakes in the third round of the MLS collegiate seasons at the University of Louisville SuperDraft. In July, he joined the Tulsa Roughnecks and Cincinnati State, adding 20 assists. Thiaw was where he scored four goals with eight chanc- a two-time All-America selection and the 2015 Ju- es created off of key passes. Thierjung posted a nior College Player of the Year. 79-percent pass success rate and recorded seven interceptions.

HEIGHT: 5’11’’ HEIGHT: 6’2’’ WEIGHT: 165 LBS WEIGHT: 178 LBS DOB: 1/5/95 DOB: 1/24/95

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#29 (F) #99 Brian Brown (F)

Hoppenot, 27, a returning midfielder/forward for Brown, 25, a returning forward for Reno 1868 FC Reno 1868 FC was named the team’s 2017 co- scored three goals and notched five assists during MVP. He was a main component to Reno’s offense his 23 appearances in the 2017 season. that tailed a USL-record 75 goals in its inaugural season. Hopeenot scored 12 goals and notches six assists during 2017 to go along with 51 chances created.

HEIGHT: 5’8’’ HEIGHT: 5’11’’ WEIGHT: 170 LBS WEIGHT: 165 LBS DOB: 11/23/90 DOB: 12/29/92 #30 christo michaelson (M)

Michaelson most recently played for Portland Tim- bers’ U-23 side in the PDL after a standout ca- reer at Gonzaga. The midfielder was an All-WCC Honorable Mention in 2016. Michaelson scored 10 goals and notched four assists in his four years with Gonzaga.

HEIGHT: 5’10’’ WEIGHT: 165 LBS DOB: 10/6/95 #84 seth casiple (M)

Casiple, 24, a returning midfielder for Reno 1868 FC scored four goals with three assists in the 2017 season. In his 28 appearances he recorded an 83 percent pass success rate.

HEIGHT: 5’9’’ WEIGHT: 165 LBS DOB: 8/23/93

21 22 TECHNICAL STAFF

IAN RUSSELL HEAD COACH

Russell played for the University of and later started his professional career with the Seattle Sounders of the USL First Division in 1998 and 1999. Russell was drafted by the San Jose Earthquakes in 2000 and continued to play seven seasons in MLS. Six of those seasons came with the Earthquakes, where Russell helped the team win two MLS Cups in 2001 and 2003. In 2008, Russell returned to the Earthquakes as an assistant coach, a position he held for eight seasons. He helped lead the club to the postseason twice, while earning the Supporters’ Shield for best regular season record (19-6-9) in 2012. Russell was also instrumental in the Quakes’ international and collegiate scouting efforts, and briefly helped oversee the club’s youth development as the academy’s technical director. He served as the Earthquakes interim head coach for the final two games of the 2014 season and holds a U.S. Soccer Federation “A” coaching license.

CHRIS MALENAB ASSISTANT COACH

Malenab joins Reno 1868 FC after spending the past four years as an assistant coach and video analyst at Sacramento Republic FC. During the 2014 inaugural season of the Sacramento Republic FC, Malenab served as an assistant coach to Predrag Radosavljević (Preki) during the club’s championship campaign. From 2015 to 2017 Malenab served as video analyst for the Sacramento Republic FC under head coach Paul Buckle. Malenab started his coaching career coaching and serving as technical director at various youth clubs in the greater Sacramento area while coaching high school soccer. Along with his youth coaching experience, Malenab has served as an assis- tant coach at the college level, at Cosumnes River College (NJCAA), State University Stanislaus (NCAA D-II) and San Joaquin Delta College (NJCAA).

23 TECHNICAL STAFF BRIAN BROWN NAMED TO TEAM OF THE WEEK

CASEY TATE RENO, Nev. -- After recording a goal and assist against rival Las Vegas Lights FC, forward Brian Brown has been named to the USL’s Team of the Week. ASSISTANT COACH Brown earned a spot as a reserve player following a fantastic showing against Las Vegas. Brown’s goal was his 14th of the season (second most in Reno 1868 FC) and 17th as Tate joined the Reno 1868 FC staff in 2017 and served as an Assistant Coach under Head a Reno 1868 FC player. Coach for the inaugural season. He came to Reno 1868 from the University He is now two goals away from becoming Reno’s all-time leading scorer (Dane Kelly, 18). of Nevada where he spent 8 seasons as the Assistant Coach for the Wolf Pack Soccer program, being promoted to Head Coach Interim for the 2016 season. Tate helped lead the Brown and Reno 1868 FC get back into action Wednesday against RGVFC at Greater Nevada Field at 6:45 p.m. Pack to two postseason appearances and in 2016 posted the program’s highest win total since its inaugural season in the Mountain West Conference. He has also been involved in USL Team of the Week – Week 28 the Reno/Tahoe youth soccer community for the past eight years and was the Director for GK – Tomas Gomez, Saint Louis FC: Gomez recorded a five-save shutout as STLFC took a big step toward the playoff positions with a 2-0 victory against San Antonio several elite local clubs. FC on Saturday night at Toyota Stadium – Saint Louis.

D – Hunter Gorskie, : Gorskie scored the opening goal in the Rowdies’ victory against Richmond, and recorded 12 possession recoveries and seven clearances over Tampa Bay’s two wins on the week.

D – Joe Farrell, Phoenix Rising FC: Farrell scored the opening goal, recorded a team-high 13 clearances and won four of six duels as Phoenix took a 2-1 victory against Colorado Springs Switchbacks on Saturday night.

D – , Louisville City FC: Jimenez recorded a pair of assists and completed 42 of 48 passes as Louisville took a 4-0 victory against Fury FC on Saturday night at Slugger Field.

M – Aodhan Quinn, Orange County SC: Quinn had a pair of goals as Orange County swept to a 5-2 victory against Real Monarchs SLC on Wednesday night to remain on top of the Western Conference standings.

M – Hayden Partain, Sacramento Republic FC: Partain scored twice, including the game-winning goal, as Republic FC took a 4-1 victory on Wednesday night against Tulsa Roughnecks FC.

M – Tah Anunga, Charleston Battery: Anunga scored the equalizer, and recorded eight interceptions and 19 possession recoveries as the Battery earned a 1-1 draw on the road against Nashville Sc on Saturday night.

M – Raul Mendiola, Las Vegas Lights FC: Mendiola scored a pair of goals, including a 90th-minute equalizer, as Lights FC earned a 3-3 draw with Reno 1868 FC on STEVE PATERA Saturday night. HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER F – Donovan Ewolo, FC: Ewolo recorded the second four-goal game of the season – including a hat trick in the opening 35 minutes – as North Carolina took a 6-1 win against ATL UTD 2. Experience: ATHLETIC TRAINER F – Hadji Barry, Swope Park Rangers: Barry scored in both of the Rangers’ contests, including their key midweek win against San Antonio FC, to set a new USL modern-era 2011-12 Arizona Brewers record with eight consecutive games with a goal. 2013-14 Huntsville Stars AA F – Efrain Alvarez, LA Galaxy II: Alvarez scored a hat trick as the Galaxy II romped to a 6-1 victory against Real Monarchs SLC on Saturday night, the 16-year-old’s second 2015-16 Biloxi Shuckers AA three-goal outing of the season. STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COORDINATOR Bench: Daniel Vega (TBR), (PGH), Todd Wharton (RGV), Cameron Lancaster (LOU), Albert Dikwa (STL), Cameron Iwasa (SAC), Brian Brown 2009-10 Angels of Anaheim (RNO)

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