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Team Assignments – FIRST DIVISION Team Assignments – FIRST DIVISION All games at Rowe Elementary School Houston Dash Portland Thorns FC Coach: Julie Lawson Coach: Hannah Pickering 1. Abigail Milliken 1. George Davidson-Drexel 2. Khriz Alvarez 2. Carter Olund 3. Giovanni Peterson 3. James Pickering 4. Azriel Theriault 4. Neela Chamberlin 5. Chayton Elejalde 5. Sawyer Plymale 6. Zoey Noonan 6. Elliot Goggans 7. PJ Enright 7. Oliver Ross Vancouver Whitecaps Seattle Sounders Coach: Eli Spanier Coach: Scott Segal 1. Simon Royle 1. Andrea Mallo 2. Adam Clarke 2. Cassius Colgan 3. Mateo Pulaski 3. Herson Peraza 4. Edson Knox 4. Bryson Andrews 5. Conor Maunsell 5. Claire Spanier 6. Marvin Chanler 6. Erin Segal 7. Theo Bradeen 7. Sorel Rae Murrell 8. Val Razsa Schedule 10AM 12PM 6-Jan Houston Dash v Vancouver Whitecaps Portland Thorns FC vs. Seattle Sounders 13-Jan Houston Dash vs. Portland Thorns FC Seattle Sounders vs. Vancouver Whitecaps 20-Jan Portland Thorns FC vs. Vancouver Whitecaps Houston Dash vs. Seattle Sounders 27-Jan Vancouver Whitecaps vs. Houston Dash Seattle Sounders vs. Portland Thorns FC 3-Feb Portland Thorns FC vs. Houston Dash Vancouver Whitecaps vs. Seattle Sounders 10-Feb Vancouver Whitecaps vs. Portland Thorns FC Seattle Sounders vs. Houston Dash 17-Feb Houston Dash v Vancouver Whitecaps Portland Thorns FC vs. Seattle Sounders 24-Feb Houston Dash vs. Portland Thorns FC Seattle Sounders vs. Vancouver Whitecaps 3-Mar Portland Thorns FC vs. Vancouver Whitecaps Houston Dash vs. Seattle Sounders 10-Mar Vancouver Whitecaps vs. Houston Dash Seattle Sounders vs. Portland Thorns FC PAYSA and Portland Parks & Rec – 2019 Winter Footskills & Futsal Program Version 5 Team Assignments – SECOND DIVISION All games at Rowe Elementary School North Carolina Courage Coach: Jim Hettenbach Chicago Red Stars 1. Ahmed Ofle Coach: Emily Steele 2. Cayla Sullivan 1. Alexander McKusick 3. Christopher Richards 2. Evelyn Jones 4. Benjamin Plizga 3. Finn Morse 5. Ambrose Clarke 4. Jonah Rucker 6. Townes McCarroll-Christmas 5. Clara Woods 7. Walter Hettenbach 6. Mackie Sylvain 8. Gael Boudd’Hou 7. Max Schaffer 9. Ayden Gomez 8. Miles Lawrence 10. Sophia Bloom 9. Sam Howe 11. Salmaan Atoor 10. Vladan Napijalo Atlanta United NE Revolution Coach: Pat Coon Coach: Kurt Graser 1. Charlie Ellis 1. Anthony Viola 2. Oscar Allen 2. Helena Boothby 3. Liam McIntosh-Shay 3. Colin Graser 4. Duncan Amoroso 4. Harry Carr 5. Elena Wirth 5. Mariano Leon-Prado 6. Julian Kirby 6. Rocco Ciccomancini 7. Scott Carignan 7. Angel Theriault 8. Amelie Rubin 8. Jenay Mishoul 9. Liam Alexander 9. Cora Clavel 10. Max Gironda 10. Brady Lyons Schedule 11AM 1PM 6-Jan Chicago Red Stars vs. NE Revolution North Carolina Courage vs. Atlanta United 13-Jan NE Revolution vs. Atlanta United Chicago Red Stars vs. North Carolina Courage 20-Jan Atlanta United vs. Chicago RedStars North Carolina Courage vs. NE Revolution 27-Jan NE Revolution vs. Chicago Redstars Atlanta United vs. North Carolina Courage 3-Feb Atlanta United vs. NE Revolution North Carolina Courage vs. Chicago Red Stars 10-Feb Chicago Red Stars vs. Atlanta United NE Revolution vs. North Carolina Courage 17-Feb Chicago Red Stars vs. NE Revolution North Carolina Courage vs. Atlanta United 24-Feb NE Revolution vs. Atlanta United Chicago Red Stars vs. North Carolina Courage 3-Mar Atlanta United vs. Chicago RedStars North Carolina Courage vs. NE Revolution 10-Mar NE Revolution vs. Chicago Redstars Atlanta United vs. North Carolina Courage PAYSA and Portland Parks & Rec – 2019 Winter Footskills & Futsal Program Version 5 Team Assignments – SELECT DIVISION All games at Rowe Elementary School Minnesota Loons Coach: Jim Hettenbach NY Red Bulls 1. Oliver Hettenbach Coach: Rachael Dillon 2. Edgar Tela 1. Kilson Joao 3. Benjamin Medd 2. John Fink 4. Thomas Leonard 3. Cristo Lembissa 5. Ayden Gomez 4. Nathan Dooley 6. Mariano Leon-Prado 5. Max Stratton 7. Walter Hettenbach 6. Sam Howe 7. Kaine Karp Philadelphia Union Coach: Ally Howe LA Galaxy 1. Jorge Canga Coach: Casey Lawrence 2. Charlie Howe 1. Adrian Boothby 3. Kieran Sullivan 2. Cristiano Antonio 4. Avery Lawrence 3. Ethan Fisher 5. Anton Behuniak 4. Jasper McCarroll-Christmas 6. Vladan Napijalo 5. Peter Sargent 7. Rocco Ciccomancini 6. Ruben Hunter 7. Miles Lawrence Schedule 2PM 3PM 6-Jan Minnesota Loons vs. Philadelphia Union NY Red Bulls vs. LA Galaxy 13-Jan Philadelphia Union vs. NY Red Bulls LA Galaxy vs. Minnesota Loons 20-Jan Minnesota Loons vs. NY Redbulls LA Galaxy vs. Philadelphia Union 27-Jan Philadelphia Union vs. Minnesota Loons LA Galaxy vs. NY Red Bulls 3-Feb NY Red Bulls vs. Philadelphia Union Minnesota Loons vs. LA Galaxy 10-Feb NY Red Bulls vs. Minnesota Loons Philadelphia Union vs. LA Galaxy 17-Feb Minnesota Loons vs. Philadelphia Union NY Red Bulls vs. LA Galaxy 24-Feb Philadelphia Union vs. NY Red Bulls LA Galaxy vs. Minnesota Loons 3-Mar Minnesota Loons vs. NY Redbulls LA Galaxy vs. Philadelphia Union 10-Mar Minnesota Loons vs. Philadelphia Union NY Red Bulls vs. LA Galaxy PAYSA and Portland Parks & Rec – 2019 Winter Footskills & Futsal Program Version 5 .
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