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RenO 1868 Fc MATCH DAY PROGRAM v Saturday, Oct. 21 5:25 PM / GREATER NEVADA FIELD UNITED SOCCER LEAGUE IN THIS ISSUE 3 Match Day Prevew 4 Staff 5 Matchday Roster 8-9 Conference Standings 10 Home Schedule 12-16 Tea m 17 Technical Staff 18 Eastern Conference 19 Western Conference 20 Season Memberships 23 Pub Partners 24 Team Shop 25 Fan Experience Packages 2 GAME PREVIEW RENO 1868 FC BEGINS PLAYOFF QUEST AGAINST OKC ENERGY RENO, Nev. – Reno 1868 FC’s historic journey in its first season has come down to this. (3) Reno will play in its first playoff match on Saturday when it hosts (6) OKC Energy FC in the West- ern Conference quarterfinals. Kickoff is slated for 5:25 p.m. at Greater Nevada Field. Reno’s run to the USL Cup Playoffs has been one of incredible resiliency. After the first month of play, Reno was at the bottom of the Western Conference table and had zero wins. But after the group of players from all different walks of life finally clicked, the team became the most potent attack in both the USL and all of U.S. Soccer during the regular season. Led by 2017 Golden Boot-winner Dane Kelly (18 goals this year), Reno scored 75 goals during the regular season jumping from last to a Top 4 spot. Finds like 2017 USL Assist Champion Chris Wehan (eight goals, 12 assists) and MLS veteran Antoine Hoppenot (12 goals, six assists) helped bolster a Reno attack that put up some of the highest scoring games this season. As the season progressed, more Reno stars started to emerged and the team soon became one of the deepest squads in the USL. Nearly every player in Reno’s Starting XI has scored a goal this year. During the regular season, Reno split the series with OKC 1-1. The first win came in OKC back on Aug. 2 after OKC won 1-0 against a Reno squad forced to play with 10-men. But Reno avenged that loss on Sept. 20 in the “Biggest Little City” after Lindo Mfeka’s hat-trick helped clinch a spot in the playoffs and write Reno into the history books for most goals in a USL regular season. That 3-0 was part of a week in which Reno scored nine goals and jumped to No. 1 in the USL Power Rankings. That was OKC’s last loss as the squad closed out the season winning four-straight matches. Led by 2013 Golden Boot co-winner Jose Angulo, the club has changed its scheme over the past month playing four in the back. While Angulo’s 15 goals and seven assists have proved vital, OKC’s defense has been better as the club has only allowed three goals while scored 13 during its four-match win streak. Gates for Saturday’s playoff match are slated to open at 4:25 p.m. and the first 1,868 fans will receive a free hand-clapper. 3 FRONT OFFICE Eric Edelstein Max Margulies President Account Executive - Corporate Sponsorships Andy Smith General Manager Regan Hahesy Corporate Sponsorships Andrew Daugherty Services Coordinator Executive Vice President Robert Ritchie Audrey Hill Account Executive Director of Marketing John Wermeling Doug Raftery Account Executive Sr. Director of Corporate Partner- ships Zoe Harmon Account Executive Samantha Hicks Vice President of Ticket Sales Stefan Bray Account Executive Aldo Amato Digital Media & PR Manager Jared Longland Creative Manager GREATER NEVADA FIELD 250 EVANS AVE RENO, NEVADA 89501 RENO1868FC.COM 4 MATCHDAY ROSTERS RenO 1868 F O Energy F ROSTER ROSTER # NAME POS HT WT AGE # NAMEBIRTHPLACE POS HT WT AGE BIRTHPLACE 0 Andrew Tarbell GK 6-3 194 23 USA 1 Cody Laurendi GK 6-3 235 - USA 1 Russ Klabough GK 6-5 215 26 USA 2 Richard Dixon D 5-10 175 - Jamaica M 5-10 165 20 USA 2 Jackson Yueill 3 Kyle Hyland D 5-7 165 - USA 4 Jordan Murrell D 5-11 185 23 England 4 Sam Fink D 6-2 235 - USA 5 Nick von Niederhäusern M 5-9 160 27 Switzerland 6 Thomas Janjigian D 6-2 190 22 USA 5 Mickey Daly D 6-2 235 - USA 7 Jordan Roberts M 6-2 177 24 England 6 Chad Bond M 5-10 180 - UK 8 Mackenzie Pridham F 5-10 175 26 Canada 7 Philip Rasmussen M 6-0 185 - Denmark 9 Dane Kelly F 5-10 165 26 Jamaica 8 Juan Pablo Guzman M 5-9 152 - USA 10 Junior Burgos M 6-0 165 28 El Salvador 9 Jose Angulo F 5-11 180 - USA 11 Anibal Echeverria M 5-8 163 29 USA F 5-8 150 - Mexico 12 Matt Bersano GK 6-1 185 24 USA 10 Miguel Gonzalez 13 Darwin Espinal M 5-9 165 21 Honduras 11 Alex Dixon M 5-8 170 - USA 14 Chris Wehan M 5-9 140 23 USA 12 Daniel Gonzalez M 5-11 170 - USA 15 Jimmy Ockford D 5-11 181 24 USA 14 Jose Barril M 6-0 180 - Spain 16 Brent Richards D 5-10 167 26 USA 16 Jacob Lissek GK 6-2 205 - USA 17 Lindo Mfeka D 5-5 165 24 South Africa 17 Johnathan Brown M 5-11 190 - UK 18 Kip Colvey D 5-10 161 23 USA 240 - USA 19 Dembakwi Yomba F 5-9 160 20 USA 18 C.J. Cochran GK 6-4 20 Matt LaGrassa M 5-10 175 24 USA 19 Michael Harris D 5-10 175 - USA 24 Sean Bieker GK 6-0 175 23 USA 21 Coy Craft M 5-10 150 - USA 23 Brenton Griths D 6-2 175 26 Jamaica 22 Anthony Wallace D 6-1 150 - USA M 5-8 163 26 France 29 Antoine Hoppenot 23 Luis Martinez M 5-7 140 - Mexico 38 Matheus Silva D 6-2 198 20 Brazil 26 Coady Andrews D 6-2 225 - USA 84 Seth Casiple CM 5-9 165 23 USA 96 Luis Felipe M 6-1 185 21 USA 28 Wojciech Wojcik F 6-4 225 - USA 99 Brian Brown F 5-11 165 24 Jamaica 99 Andy Craven M 5-11 165 - USA 1.21.1 • RenO 1868 F v O ENERG F • 5:25 .m. 6 7 GK: Goalkeeper D: Defender M: Midfielder F : Forward GK: Goalkeeper D: Defender M: Midfielder F : Forward WESTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS EASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS USL PLAYOFF BRACKET 8 11 TEAM Brian Brown / 99 / Forward Junior Burgos / 10 / Midfielder On June 21, 2014, he made his international debut in a 2-0 victory against the Dominican Republic. Three months later, Burgos was named to El Salvador’s UNCAF Cup roster. Prior to his international stints, Burgos was selected in the third round of the 2011 MLS SuperDraft by Toronto FC. Seth Casiple / 84 / Midfielder Brenton Griffiths / 23 / Defender Anibal Echeverria / 11 / Midfielder Echeverria played for the El Salvador indoor soccer team as part of their Indoor World Cup squad in 2015. With the team, he starred as an attacking midfielder and scored two goals in an 8-3 win against Kazakhstan. Echeverria played soccer for Feather River College in 2008. In one 13 year with the Golden Eagles, he helped the team advance TEAM Antoine Hoppenot / 29 / Midfielder Russell Klabough / 1 / Goalkeeper Klabough, 22, played as goalkeeper for Sockers FC in the Premier Development League last year. Klabough guided the team to the best season in club history with an 8-3-3 record, conceding just four goals while making 17 saves. Prior to his professional career, Klabough played collegiately at California State University, Stanislaus. Klabough led the Warriors to a 14-3-3 record, allowing 20 goals on 249 shots. Dane Kelly / 9 / Forward Matt LaGrassa / 20 / Midfielder LaGrassa, 23, played four years at California Polytechnic State University. During his time at Cal Poly, he also played for the Des Moines Menace and Ventura County Fusion of the PDL. LaGrassa later returned home after signing with Sacramento Republic FC and proved himself as an essential player in their midfield. Jordan Murrel / 4 / Defender Murrell, 23, progressed through the Canadian national team’s U-18, U-20 and U-23 programs, and holds significant experience in the Premier Development League and United Soccer League. While attending Syracuse University, Murrell played for the Ocean City Nor’easters and K-W United FC of the PDL. Murrell later played for the USL’s Real Monarchs and most recently the Pittsburgh 14 Riverhounds. TEAM Jimmy Ockford / 15 / Defender Mackenzie Pridham / 8 / Forward Jordan Roberts / 7 / Midfielder Roberts, 23, originally from Bishop Aukland, England, came to the United States to attend Quincy University, where he played four years. After graduating, he was signed by the USL’s Saint Louis FC, where he played during the 2014-2015 seasons. Roberts’ father, Alan Roberts, played for Middlesbrough from 1982-85 Brent Richards / 16 / Defender Richards, 26, was the first homegrown player to be signed by Major League Soccer club Portland Timbers in 2012. Prior to signing with the club, Richards played for the Portland Timbers U23s in the Premier Development League from 2009-11. Richards helped the Timbers U23s win the PDL championship in 2010 with a perfect 16-0 record. Darwin Espinal / 13 / Midfielder Espinal, 22, is a dynamic, pacey midfielder who most recently played for the South Florida Surf, a club in the Premier Development League (PDL). The Honduran international is not new to the USL scene as he played for the Tampa Bay Rowdies during the 2015-16 season scoring four goals.
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