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MATCH DAY PROGRAM July 15, 2017 VS MATCH DAY PROGRAM July 15, 2017 Carl Woszczynski 1 Josh Cohen 18 Nolan Wirth 55 Goalkeepers VS Uchenna 7.15.17 Uzo 2 Kody Wakasa 3 Peter Phoenix Rising FC Roster Ramage 5 # NAME POS. HOMETOWN LAST CLUB 1 Carl Woszczynski GK Columbus, Indiana Arizona United Eder 13 2 Uchenna Uzo D Lagos, Nigeria Arizona United Arreola 3 Kody Wakasa D Hillsborough, California Cal Poly 4 Blair Gavin M Scottsdale, Arizona Arizona United Jordan 5 Peter Ramage D Ashington, England Arizona United 6 Miguel Timm M Durban, South Africa Arizona United Gibbons 15 Defenders 7 Chris Cortez F Mission Viejo, California Arizona United 8 Matt Watson M Redditch, England North Carolina FC Brock 9 Omar Bravo F Los Mochis, Mexico North Carolina FC Granger 16 10 Luke Rooney M Bermondsey, England Arizona United 11 Didier Drogba F Abidjan, Ivory Coast Montreal Impact 12 Mike Seth F Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania COS Switchbacks FC Amadou 19 13 Eder Arreola M Los Angeles, California Shirak Dia 14 Jason Johnson F Happy News, Jamaica San Antonio FC 15 Jordan Gibbons M Bromley, England Wingate & Finchley Victor 16 Brock Granger D Honolulu, Hawaii Arizona United Vasquez 25 17 Alessandro Riggi M Montreal, Canada FC Montreal 18 Josh Cohen GK Sunnyvale, California OC Blues FC 19 Amadou Dia D Nantes, France Montreal Impact Jordan 20 Romilio Hernandez M Lanham, MD Louisville Stewart 33 23 Matthew Hurlow-Paonessa F Escondido, California San Diego Zest FC 24 A.J. Gray M Brampton, Ontario, Canada OC Blues FC 25 Victor Vasquez D Anaheim, California FC Golden State Force J.J. 34 29 Shaun Wright-Phillips M Greenwich, England New York Red Bulls Greer 30 Eric Avila M San Diego, California Tampa Bay Rowdies 33 Jordan Stewart D Birmingham, England San Jose Earthquakes Blair 34 J.J. Greer D Memphis, Tennessee COS Switchbacks FC Gavin 4 55 Nolan Wirth GK Comox, BC Vancouver Whitecaps FC Miguel Timm 6 Switchbacks Roster Matt 8 Watson # NAME POS. HOMETOWN LAST CLUB 1 Moise Pouaty GK Mbanga, Cameroon N/A Luke 2 Josh Phillips D Seattle, Washington Gonzaga University Rooney 10 3 Pascal Eboussi D Enongal, Cameroon Rainbow FC Bamenda 4 Luke Vercollone M Pembroke, Massachusetts Charleston Battery 5 Josh Suggs D Las Cruces, New Mexico Atlanta Silverbacks Alessandro 17 6 Davy Armstrong D Aurora, Colorado N/A Riggi 7 Jun Gyeong Park F Jeongeup, South Korea Real Monarchs SLC 8 Eddy Prugh M Bozeman, Montana Bodens BK 10 Masta Kacher M Montreal, Canada FC Montreal Romilio Midfielders Hernandez 20 11 Kevaughn Frater F Kingston, Jamaica Red Stripe Premier League 12 Dan Jackson GK San Jose, Costa Rica Denver University 13 Diego Gutierrez D Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico Inter Playa del Carmen A.J. 14 Rony Argueta M Fountain Valley, California N/A Gray 24 16 Jacob Cawsey D Scunthorp, England St. Louis Lions 17 Sean McFarlane D Kingston, Jamaica Panthers Soccer Club 18 Aaron King F Denver, Colorado N/A Shaun 29 22 Conner Bevans F La Habra, California Lane United FC Wright-Phillips 23 Shane Malcolm F Lauderhill, Florida Rovers FC 26 Chris James M Wellington, New Zealand FC Haka Eric 29 Justin Luthy GK Dublin, Ohio Portland Timbers 2 Avila 30 35 Taeseong Kim M South Korea FC Dallas 44 Jordan Burt D Elkhart, Indiana North Carolina FC 77 Jack Jones D Golden, Colorado Golden Strikers Chris Cortez 7 Omar Bravo 9 All Phoenix Rising FC matches are televised live on YurView Arizona Cox channels 4 & 1004 (HD) in Phoenix and 7 & 1007 (HD) in Tucson as well as streamed live on phxrisingfc.com. Didier Thank you to our sponsors: Drogba 11 Mike 12 Seth Forwards Jason Johnson 14 Matthew 23 Hurlow-Paonessa 1 PHOENIX RISING FC www.phxrisingfc.com PLAYER STATS PLAYER GP STARTS SUB OFF MINUTES Matt Watson 14 13 3 1,159 GOALKEEPER STATS Shaun Wright-Phillips 13 12 2 1,031 Goals SF SAV Save % CS Victor Vasquez 12 12 4 1,032 Josh Cohen 19 57 38 66.7 1 Peter Ramage 12 12 1 1,024 Carl Woszczynski 3 7 4 57.1 - Kody Wakasa 12 11 2 997 Omar Bravo 12 10 3 931 Jason Johnson 11 7 2 646 STAT LEADERS AJ Gray 11 5 2 504 Goals Assists Chances Jordan Stewart 10 10 1 879 Didier Drogba — 4 Kody Wakasa — 3 Shaun Wright-Phillips — 23 Chris Cortez 8 7 2 639 Luke Rooney — 3 Omar Bravo — 2 Omar Bravo — 18 Miguel Timm 8 7 3 620 Jason Johnson — 2 Didier Drogba — 1 Didier Drogba — 9 JJ Greer 7 4 - 438 S. Wright-Phiips — 2 Jason Johnson — 1 Víctor Vásquez — 9 Blair Gavin 6 3 2 334 Alessandro Riggi — 1 Chris Cortez — 1 Chris Cortez — 8 Alessandro Riggi 6 4 3 301 Chris Cortez — 1 Luke Rooney — 1 Jason Johnson — 8 Eric Avila 6 2 1 265 Eder Arreola — 1 Amadou Dia — 1 Matt Watson— 8 Amadou Dia 5 5 - 450 Eric Avila — 1 Luke Rooney — 6 Didier Drogba 5 5 - 450 Omar Bravo — 1 Shots AJ Gray — 6 Mike Seth 4 2 2 154 JJ Greer — 1 Didier Drogba — 25 Alessandro Riggi — 5 Luke Rooney 5 5 4 317 Peter Ramage — 1 Chris Cortez — 24 Kody Wakasa — 5 Eder Arreola 4 - - 77 Jason Johnson — 15 Blair Gavin — 4 Matt Hurlow-Paonessa 4 - - 76 S. Wright-Phillips — 13 Miguel Timm — 4 Romilio Hernandez 2 2 2 113 Omar Bravo — 13 Eric Avila — 3 Jordan Gibbons 2 1 1 61 Luke Rooney — 8 Uchenna Uzo 1 1 - 90 Peter Ramage — 8 USL WEEKLY HONORS Week 3: Luke Rooney (Team of the Week) Week 15: Josh Cohen (Save of the Week) Week 5: Luke Rooney (Team of the Week) Week 16: Didier Drogba (Team of the Week-Honorable Mention) Week 5: Alessandro Riggi (Team of the Week-Honorable Mention) Week 8: Shaun Wright-Phillips (Team of the Week) Week 8: Omar Bravo (Team of the Week-Honorable Mention) Week 10: Jason Johnson (Team of the Week) Week 12: Amadou Dia (Team of the Week) Week 12: Didier Drogba (Team of the Week-Honorable Mention) Week 13: Didier Drogba (Team of the Week) Week 15: Josh Cohen (Team of the Week) 2 DATE TIME OPPOSITION Sat Mar 25 7:30PM Toronto FC II 2017 Sat Apr 1 3:00PM @ Real Monarchs SLC schedule Sat Apr 8 7:30PM Los Angeles Galaxy II Sun Apr 23 7:30PM Swope Park Rangers Sat May 6 7:30PM Reno 1868 FC Sat May 13 7:30PM OKC Energy FC Sat May 20 5:30PM @ San Antonio FC Sat May 27 7:30PM @ Los Angeles Galaxy II Tue Jun 6 5:30PM @ OKC Energy FC Sat Jun 10 7:30PM Whitecaps FC 2 Sun Jun 18 3:00PM @ Swope Park Rangers Sat Jun 24 8:00PM Real Monarchs SLC Fri Jun 30 7:30PM @ Reno 1868 FC Sat Jul 8 7:00PM @ Orange County SC get tickets now Sat Jul 15 8:00PM Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC Sat Jul 22 5:30PM @ Tulsa Roughnecks FC 623 594 9606 PhxRisingFC.com Sat Jul 29 8:00PM San Antonio FC Sat Aug 5 7:30PM @ Los Angeles Galaxy II Sat Aug 12 5:30PM @ Rio Grande Valley FC Fri Aug 18 7:30PM @ Orange County SC thank you to our sponsors: Sat Aug 26 8:00PM Sacramento Republic FC Sat Sep 2 7:30PM Seattle Sounders FC 2 Wed Sep 6 7:30PM Orange County SC Sat Sep 9 5:00PM @ Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC Sat Sep 16 7:30PM Real Monarchs SLC Wed Sep 20 7:30PM @ Seattle Sounders FC 2 Sun Sep 24 3:00PM @ Whitecaps FC 2 Wed Sep 27 7:30PM @ Portland Timbers 2 Sat Sep 30 7:30PM @ Sacramento Republic FC Wed Oct 4 7:30PM Tulsa Roughnecks FC #RisingAsOne Sat Oct 7 7:30PM Rio Grande Valley FC Sat Oct 14 7:30PM Portland Timbers 2 - U.S. Open Cup Date/Location TBA - Dates/times subject to change - All times are Arizona time HOME GAMES IN RED All Home games will be played at Phoenix Rising Soccer Complex 3 forwards 9 Omar Bravo LOS MOCHIS, MEXICO CLUB CAREER 2017 Signed with Phoenix Rising FC on February 9, 2017. 2016 Appeared in 14 matches for NASL Side Carolina Railhawks, scoring four goals and noting an assist. 2013-2016 Appeared in 84 matches for Liga MX Side Chivas, scoring 24 goals. 2012-2013 Appeared in 36 matches for Liga MX side Cruz Azul, scoring six goals. ... Appeared in 33 matches on loan with Liga MX side Atlas in 2013, tallying 13 goals. 2010-2011 Appeared in 29 matches for MLS side Sporting Kansas City, scoring nine goals. ... Named 2011 MLS Latin Player of the Year. ... Appeared in nine matches on loan with Chivas in 2010 and scored two goals. 2009-2010 Appeared in 32 matches for Chivas, scoring five goals. 2008-2009 Appeared in 25 matches for Liga MX side Deportivo La Coruña, scoring four goals. ... Appeared in six matches on loan with Liga MX sides Tigres UANL. 2001-2008 Appeared in 258 matches with Chivas, scoring 101 goals. INTERNATIONAL CAREER Appeared in 65 matches with the Mexican National Team. ... Two-time Gold Cup Winner (2003, 2009). ... 2006 World Cup Appearance. ... Scored a brace in the 2006 World Cup in a 3-1 win over Iran and was named Man of the Match. 7 Chris Cortez MISSION VIEJO, CALIFORNIA CLUB CAREER 2016 Appeared in 27 matches (1,767 minutes) and scored seven goals while dishing out four assists for Arizona United SC. ... His 18 points was the third-most on the team. 2015 Appeared in 24 matches (1,618 minutes) and scored six goals with two assists for OC Blues FC.
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