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OFFICIAL GAME DAY PROGRAM VS JUNE 25, 2019 Special Exhibition Game Forward Madison FC vs Minnesota United FC Tuesday, June 25, 2019; 7:00 p.m. CT Breese Stevens Field - Madison, WI Forward Madison will mark its name in Wisconsin soccer history Tuesday night at 7 p.m., hosting Major League Soccer club Minnesota United in a special exhibition game at Breese Stevens Field. This will be the first time an MLS team has played in Wisconsin in 14 years, and the first time ever that an MLS team has visited Madison. According to Forward Madison Managing Director Peter Wilt, the exhibition will be one of the marquee events of the FMFC’s inaugural season. “This match will be the highlight of the summer for many of our fans,” Wilt said. “The chance to see a Major League Soccer team play in Madison is extremely exciting.” Tuesday’s exhibition represents just one aspect of a partnership between Forward Madison and Minnesota United, which the two clubs announced in December. The Flamingos have also received several Loons on loan from Minnesota, and the teams are sharing scouting and technical resources. FMFC’s roster should be at full strength for the game, with midfielder Danny Tenorio having made his full return to the team during Saturday’s 4-1 victory over North Texas SC. With an important USL League One game coming up on Friday in Toronto, Head Coach Daryl Shore will likely look to tap into the depth of his squad, giving some players chances who haven’t come by lots of minutes so far. PREVIEW CONT. June 25 Minnesota United, meanwhile, is coming off consecutive wins in the U.S. Open Cup. The Loons advanced to the quarterfinal last Tuesday when Mason Toye (who has played seven games for Madison this year on loan) scored the winning goal in the final minutes to beat Houston Dynamo 3-2. Interestingly, Forward Madison and Minnesota United are connected by more than just their partnership: FMFC Managing Director Peter Wilt was the former General Manager of the Minnesota Thunder, and both MNUFC Sporting Director Manny Lagos and coach Amos Magee played for him while he was there; Flamingo players Connor Tobin and J.C. Banks are both former Loons, as is assistant coach Neil Hlavaty; Jiro Barriga Toyama was on trial for Minnesota this preseason; and Christian “Pato” Díaz came to the attention of FMFC’s coaching staff from the recommendation of MNUFC star Miguel Ibarra. Fans who arrive early on Tuesday may have the chance to buy a “Battle of the Birds” split scarf, which has drawn big buzz online. FMFC sold 100 scarves last week, with 150 more set to go on sale when “Flamboyance,” the stadium store at Breese Stevens Field, opens at noon on Tuesday (limit one scarf per ticket). Following Tuesday’s exhibition, Forward Madison will begin a three-game road stretch in USL League One with a match against Toronto FC II on Friday, June 28 at 3 p.m. The ‘Min- gos are just four points out of playoff position, and will be looking to continue a two-game winning run. JUST ANNOUNCED! TICKETS AVAILABLE FORWARDMADISONFC.COM GET THE PARTY STARTED! OFFICIAL PRE-GAME PARTY LOCATION AVENUE CLUB 1128 E Washington Ave. Madison, WI 53703 KEEP THE PARTY GOING! OFFICIAL POST-GAME PARTY LOCATION ESSEN HAUS 514 E Wilson St. Madison, WI 53703 KEEP THE PARTY GOING! The Official Health Care Provider for Forward Madison FC And for Athletes of all Levels Click here to learn more: uwsportsmedicine.org (608) 263-8850 CONNECT WITH US: UWHEALTHSPORTS SM-345444-19 FORWARD MADISON FC PLAYER PROFILES # 1 | Ryan COUlter GK | 30 | 6’1” | 195 LB | DUBLIN, IRL S 2 non-penalty • Coulter serves as both goalkeeper and goal- AT goals allowed in GP/GS MIN CS GA SV SV% YC/RC keeper coach for FMFC. He previously played KEY ST 2019 5/5 450 14 24 85.7% 1/0 nearly 10 years in the top two leagues in Ire- land. # 2 | Carter ManleY DF | 22 | 5’11” | 170 LB | ELKRIDGE, MD S 7 key passes • Manley joins FMFC on loan from Minnesota AT 9 interceptions GP/GS MIN GASH PASS% YC/RC United. He was the 23rd overall pick in the 2018 KEY ST 2019 6/6 514 1 01 77.8% 0/0 MLS Superdraft. # 3 | Eric Leonard DF/MID | 23 | 5’9” | 165 LB | PALATINE, IL S 68.2% tackle • Leonard won the Premier League Players’ AT success rate GP/GS MIN GASH PASS% YC/RC Player of the Year award during his time with KEY ST 7 blocks 2019 11/9 819 00776.6% 0/0 Nerang SC in Australia. He can play as either a # 6 | Brandon Eaton MF | 24 | 5’8” | 165 LB | CHESAPEAKE, VA S 95/115 passing • Missed almost all of rookie year with ACL tear. AT 4 shots on tar- GP/GS MIN GASH PASS% YC/RC Came back in 2018 to become a regular player KEY ST get 2019 6/3 279 0211 82.6% 1/0 for the Richmond Kickers. # 7 | Don smart FW | 31 | 5’7” | 157 LB | KINGSTON, JAMAICA S 5 goals total • First-ever player signed in Forward Madison FC AT (1 in Open Cup) GP/GS MIN GASH PASS% YC/RC histry. Previously made over 100 appearances KEY ST 19 key passes 2019 11/10 902 4316 77.6% 2/1 for Indy Eleven in the NASL. # 8 | Jeff michaud MF | 25 | 5’11” | 170 LB | WEST APLM BEACH, FL S 58.9% long pass • Has scored goals in four consecutive U.S. Open AT success rate GP/GS MIN GASH PASS% YC/RC Cups, tying a Modern Era record (1995-). KEY ST 10 key passes 2019 10/7 681 0013 77.1% 3/0 # 9 | mason toye FW | 20 | 6’3” | 181 LB | SOUTH ORANGE, NJ S 2 shots on target • On loan to Forward Madison FC from Minneso- AT 4 key passes GP/GS MIN GASH PASS% YC/RC ta United. Toye was the 7th overall pick in the KEY ST 2019 7/6 545 00772.0-% 1/0 2018 MLS Superdraft. # 10 | Danny Tenorio MF | 26 | 5’9” | 160 LB | ESMERALDAS, ECU S Retuurned from • Second-ever signing for Forward Madison FC. AT injury on 6/22 vs GP/GS MIN GASH PASS% YC/RC KEY ST North Texas 2019 1/0 3000100% 0/0 left meniscus tear. # 11 | Paulo junior FW | 30 | 5’7” | 158 LB | TERESINA, BRAZIL S 70.6% of shots • Paulo is reunited with Head Coach Daryl Shore, AT are on target GP/GS MIN GASH PASS% YC/RC who managed him 10 years ago at Fort Lauder- KEY ST 2019 12/11 991 2317 76.4% 2/0 dale Strikers. Played in MLS from 2010-13. # 12 | Ally hamis ng’azni MF | 18 | 5’11” | 160 LB | TANZANIA S Made USL L1 • On loan from Minnesota United FC. Ally is the AT debut vs Lansing GP/GS MIN GASH PASS% YC/RC youngest player on FMFC, and has represented KEY ST on 6/1 2019 2/2 133 00080.8% 1/0 Tanzania at the youth level. 2019 Forward Madison FC | forwardmadisonfc.com | @ForwardMSNFC | 608-204-0855 | Breese Stevens Field | Madison, WI FORWARD MADISON FC PLAYER PROFILES FORWARD MADISON FC PLAYER PROFILES # 13 | Connor tobin DF | 32 | 6’2” | 179 LB | FORT COLLINS, CO S # 1 | Ryan COUlter GK | 30 | 6’1” | 195 LB | DUBLIN, IRL S 2 non-penalty 433 passes AT • Coulter serves as both goalkeeper and goal- goals allowed in • - TAT 64 clearances GP/GS MIN CS GA SV SV% YC/RC keeper coach for FMFC. He previously played GP/GSMIN GASH PASS% YC/RC KEY S KEY ST 2019 2019 seasons for North Carolina FC. 5/5 450 14 24 85.7% 1/0 nearly 10 years in the top two leagues in Ire- 12/12 1035 0 1079.2% 2/0 land. # 14 | Brian bement FW | 25 | 6’0” | 180 LB | WATERLOO, IL S # 2 | Carter ManleY DF | 22 | 5’11” | 170 LB | ELKRIDGE, MD S 7 key passes 8 substitute AT • Manley joins FMFC on loan from Minnesota 9 interceptions • Bement has made the roster for every team in TAT appearances GP/GS MIN GASH PASS% YC/RC United. He was the 23rd overall pick in the 2018 GP/GSMIN GASH PASS% YC/RC his career (Peurto Rico FC, Jacksonville Arma- KEY S KEY ST 2019 2019 da, FMFC) through invitation tryouts. 6/6 514 1 01 77.8% 0/0 MLS Superdraft. 10/2 242 1 1563.7% 2/0 # 15 | Shaun Russell DF | 25 | 6’0” | 170 LB | CHESAPEAKE, VA S # 3 | Eric Leonard DF/MID | 23 | 5’9” | 165 LB | PALATINE, IL S 68.2% tackle 66.7% aerial du- AT • Leonard won the Premier League Players’ success rate • Shaun scored the winning goal in FMFC’s TAT els success rate GP/GS MIN GASH PASS% YC/RC Player of the Year award during his time with GP/GSMIN GASH PASS% YC/RC KEY S KEY ST 7 blocks 2019 2019 left back, but moved to center back this year. 11/9 819 00776.6% 0/0 Nerang SC in Australia. He can play as either a 7/7 630 1 0374.7% 0/0 # 17 | Zaire bartley FW | 21 | 5’8” | 150 LB | NEW YORK, NY S # 6 | Brandon Eaton MF | 24 | 5’8” | 165 LB | CHESAPEAKE, VA S 95/115 passing 4 substitute AT • Missed almost all of rookie year with ACL tear. 4 shots on tar- • TAT appearances GP/GS MIN GASH PASS% YC/RC Came back in 2018 to become a regular player GP/GSMIN GASH PASS% YC/RC game against Indy Eleven.
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