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2014 MEDIA GUIDE 2014 SCHEDULE Day Date Opponent Time (PT) Television Sat. March 8 Sporting Kansas City 12:00 p.m. NBC Sports Network Sat. March 15 Toronto FC 1:30 p.m. Q13 FOX/NBCSN Sat. March 22 at Montreal Impact 1:00 p.m. Q13 FOX Sat. March 29 Columbus Crew 7:00 p.m. Q13 FOX Sat. April 5 at Portland 12:00 p.m. NBC Sports Network Sat. April 12 at FC Dallas 5:30 p.m. JOEtv Sat. April 19 at Chivas USA 7:30 p.m. JOEtv Sat. April 26 Colorado Rapids 1:00 p.m. Q13 FOX Sat. May 3 Philadelphia Union 7:00 p.m. Q13 FOX Wed. May 7 FC Dallas 7:00 p.m. JOEtv Sun. May 11 at New England Revolution 3:00 p.m. Q13 FOX Sat. May 17 San Jose Earthquakes 7:00 p.m. JOEtv Sat. May 24 at Vancouver Whitecaps FC 4:00 p.m. JOEtv Sat. May 31 Real Salt Lake 1:00 p.m. Q13 FOX Sat. June 7 at Chicago Fire 5:30 p.m. JOEtv Sat. June 28 at DC United 4:00 p.m. JOEtv Sat. July 5 at Vancouver Whitecaps FC 7:00 p.m. JOEtv Sun. July 13 Portland Timbers 7:00 p.m. ESPN2 Sat. July 26 LA Galaxy 7:00 p.m. ESPN2 Sat. August 2 at San Jose Earthquakes 7:30 p.m. NBC Sports Network Sun. August 10 Houston Dynamo 7:30 p.m. ESPN2 Sat. August 16 at Real Salt Lake 11:30 a.m. NBC Sports Network Wed. August 20 San Jose Earthquakes 7:00 p.m. JOEtv Sun. August 24 at Portland Timbers 2:00 p.m. ESPN2 Sat. August 30 Colorado Rapids 1:00 p.m. Q13 FOX Wed. Sept. 3 at Chivas USA 7:30 p.m. JOEtv Fri. Sept. 12 Real Salt Lake 7:30 p.m. NBC Sports Network Sat. Sept. 20 at New York Red Bulls 11:30 a.m. NBC Wed. Sept. 24 at FC Dallas 6:00 p.m. JOEtv Sat. Sept. 27 Chivas USA 1:00 p.m. JOEtv Sun. October 5 at Colorado Rapids 12:00 p.m. JOEtv Fri. October 10 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 7:00 p.m. NBC Sports Network Sun. October 19 at LA Galaxy 5:30 p.m. ESPN Sat. October 25 LA Galaxy 12:00 p.m. NBC

SOUNDERS AT 40: A FAIRYTALE OF SORTS

By Frank MacDonald Those just joining in are catching a To some, it’s ancient history. To wave. A huge wave. The Sounders FC others, the memories are so vivid level of support, both in terms of sheer it seems as if it were yesterday. numbers and noise created, is practical- ly unrivaled in U.S. soccer annals. The In truth, it’s been 40 years since they Sounders attendance levels of the 70s first trotted out the Memorial Stadium and 80s would’ve also led MLS on 10 tunnel with Henry Mancini’s Salute to the occasions. Olympians, now known as their musical With each year, the Rave Green’s ros- theme, blaring over the loudspeakers. ter features more and more homegrown Forty years of Seattle Sounders fútbol. players. But again, that’s nothing new; Much has changed since 1974, yet native sons have been donning many traditions have more than Sounders shirts since the beginning. endured, growing stronger with the Furthermore, the connection between years. Sounders FC may be in its infancy club and community has been strong with regard to MLS, but the Sounders’ since that mid-Spring evening 40 years history is as rich as any club in America, ago at Memorial Stadium. From the days with a penchant for pulling passionate of Chursky’s Chicks to today’s ever- crowds, producing quality players and growing legion of Emerald City Sup - lifting trophies for four decades. porters, there’s a steadfast pact: as long

2 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE | 2014 roots were always sinking deeper, growing stronger. Seattle’s first foray into professional soccer may have begun as a misunder- standing. A local group of successful businessmen was probing about the possibility of securing an NFL expansion team. Representing the group, Walt Daggatt had a chance encounter with Lamar Hunt at the pro football owners’ meetings. Hunt was owner of both the Kansas City Chiefs and the North Amer - ican Soccer League’s Dallas Tornado. “(Hunt) said they might want to bide their time by looking into soccer,” says Cliff McCrath. “Walt understood it as a mandate rather than a suggestion.” Daggatt returned to Seattle and quickly convened a meeting of McCrath, the Seattle Pacific College coach, and seven McCrath put together a pro forma, other soccer community leaders. Many projecting an average of 6,000 fans members of the group had helped host per game paying $1.41 per ticket, touring European teams in the past, including taxes. friendlies that attracted up to 9,000 fans with modest promotion. as you play for us, we will shout and sing McCrath was chosen by Daggatt to for you. dig into the details. What would it take to To truly appreciate what hath been become successful? After spending two wrought, one must take a brief trip back days looking over Hunt’s ledgers in in time to see from what seeds this Dallas, McCrath put together a pro sequoia grows skyward. At times nour- forma, projecting an average of 6,000 ishment was plentiful. At times there fans per game paying $1.41 per ticket, was drought. But within the soil the including taxes. The ownership green-lit

soundersfc.com 3 Pelé and the New York Cosmos visited Memorial Stadium in 1975. the venture and on December 11, 1973, shirt. He and the other players, most on Seattle, was granted one of eight NASL loan from lower-division English clubs, expansion teams. had only hit town a couple weeks earlier. Even the most avid proponents of “I really didn’t know what to expect,” local soccer were shocked by the said Gillett, then a 23-year-old central turnout five months later. “Our first home defender from Edinburgh. “We would’ve game, instead of 6,000 we had 12,000,” thought 4-5,000 would’ve been good. says McCrath. “By the time we left But when a decent crowd turned up it Memorial Stadium we added 6,000 more was obvious someone had done quite a seats. It was a fairytale of sorts.” bit of groundwork. Then we won big (4-0 Sounders publicist Hal Childs coined over Denver). So that sparked more the phrase Camelot to describe that interest and we were off and running.” magical first season under the Space The original Sounders were solidly Needle. The connection between fans grounded. Six of the eight general part- and players was instantaneous. It never ners would form the Seahawks’ first rained on a home game while the lads, ownership group. They were civic-mind- as they were then known, took the city ed and made it a priority to engage and by storm. serve the community whenever possible. David Gillett was in the thick of it that Pam Copple remembers taking the inaugural season, wearing the no. 17 reins of her daughter’s soccer team and

4 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE | 2014 not knowing anything about the game. would mingle together at the nearby Feeling helpless, she phoned the Center House eateries. “I must have had experts. “I would call up the Sounders dinner with everyone in Seattle,” said and ask them about doing a goalkeeping Gillett. “Everyone was asking us out.” clinic, and (starting keeper) Tony Handsome, personable and eloquent, Chursky would show up.” Chursky and Best was the face of the franchise for the about 250-300 kids and coaches would first three years. A galvanizing figure on attend. the field was the original skipper, Jimmy Gillett credits John Best, the first Gabriel. “The guys really related to head coach, with setting the initial Jimmy,” said Gillett. “He was a famous course. “John picked not only good play- player and everyone was over the moon ers, but he put together a team of char- he was in the team. He had a lot of good acter, of guys who would go the extra qualities, could really set the tone and mile and do the extra things,” Gillett change games.” remembered. Many afternoons and Midway through the first season, evenings included player demonstra- Seattle achieved the first sellout in NASL tions and clinics. history. After outgrowing Memorial the Fans responded in kind. After each club moved to the newly completed home game, players and supporters Kingdome in 1976, averaging nearly

The NASL Sounders moved to the Kingdome in 1976, averaging nearly 23,000 over the next five seasons.

soundersfc.com 5 23,000 the ensuing five seasons. Newly signed to the re - serve team that season was West Seattle’s Jimmy Mc - Alister, just 19 years old. In another year McAlister would earn a starting spot at left back, take NASL Rookie of the Year honors and swap shirts with Pelé following the Black Pearl’s final competitive game. “There was soccer going on here long before the Sounders came in ’74, and I know some people think these big crowds just started (with Sounders FC),” said McAlister. “They don’t know about the big crowds in the Kingdome. There’s a lot of history here.” McAlister was the Sound - ers’ first breakthrough player on a national scale. Best and Gabriel’s reserve program, the NASL’s ers were winners in each of their first five first, was committed to producing local seasons. They reached the champi- talent. It spawned several starters and onship game in ’77 and ’82, and in 1980 U.S. National Team performers, most Alan Hinton’s side set a league record notably Tacoma’s Mark Peterson, the with 25 wins in 32 matches while scoring NASL club’s all-time leader in goals. goals (74) in bunches. Of course, it helped that the Sound- Jack Daley, the club’s first GM, says

6 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE | 2014 that while championships eluded them, and starts. Fans took refuge with the it was not for lack of effort. “You can’t win indoor six-a-side game. With pregame every game,” says Daley. “We said we’re laser light shows and pinball-type action going to be a credit to our fan base and sometimes accompanied by rock music, the city of Seattle. Our credo was to give the MISL Stars attracted some record you 100 percent and we were never crowds to the Tacoma Dome. But again, going to quit.” player salaries and travel costs out- Unfortunately the NASL flag-bearer stripped revenue. was New York, and the Cosmos, despite Soon after the Sounders’ demise, their massive crowds, operated an Eastside businessman Bud Greer unsustainable model. In 1983 the formed FC Seattle. Greer was commit- Sounders ceased operations and a year ted to keeping soccer alive while focus- later the entire league was gone. ing on developing local talent. Simply The next 25 years were filled with fits put, Seattle was going organic.

FC Seattle Storm won the Western Soccer League in 1988.

soundersfc.com 7 Beginning with a series of challenge matches versus NASL clubs and the U.S. National Team in 1984, FC Seattle was an experiment to determine whether Americans, and in this case boys from our own backyard, could compete with professionals from around the world. A tour of Britain helped Tacoma’s Brent Goulet earn a contract to play in England. At the same time, Seattle figured prominently in the launch of the A- League, the forerunner to USL-1. FC Seattle Storm won the Western Soccer League in 1988 with a lineup comprised exclusively of players who had either grown up or attended college in Puget Sound. It was a glimpse of what was possible, but the sport endured it’s share of struggles. In a span of 10 years the NASL Sounders, FC Seattle and onetime sen- sation Tacoma Stars all folded. A costly bid to host 1994 World Cup games at Husky Stadium failed, as did a drive for a charter franchise in MLS. The key missing ingredient to both was a lack of a

8 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE | 2014 suitable stadium. A solution was in the age. Akers, who would win a pair of works and once again local soccer and World Cups and Olympic gold during her football’s fates were intertwined. career, admittedly modeled her game on With Seattle in danger of losing the Gillett, the original Sounder. Seahawks without a new stadium, It may only be a name, yet ‘Sounders’ Washington’s soccer community pulled has always elicited a special feeling of alongside, pushing the statewide initia- togetherness around Seattle. Alan tive over the finish line and resulting in Hinton knew it. When he re-launched the construction of CenturyLink Field. local pro soccer in 1994, there was no “When we took down the Kingdome doubt about the club’s name. The origi- and built this new stadium,” said former nal Sounders, he said, “left a very good state youth president Copple, “this feeling about what’s possible here,” says (Sounders FC) was our goal. It didn’t Hinton. “The name had value, and in ’94 come as quickly as we thought, but it and ’95 we got it sparking again.” came and that’s what’s important.” The new Sounders, combining a It was also vital that the game contin- rekindled community spirit with many of ued growing even during this dearth of the best local players of their era, won professional events. An initial dip in back-to-back A-League championships youth participation rates following the in both ’95 and ’96, both teams featuring Sounders closing gave way to sustained eight starters from the Puget Sound growth. From 1986 to 2005, the number area, including goalkeeper Marcus of youth players statewide doubled to Hahnemann. Following in Hinton’s foot- some 125,000, with the highest per capi- steps as coaches were three of his for- ta rate in the nation. More than quantity, mer players, including Brian Schmetzer. quality players such as Chris Henderson, It was apparent when CenturyLink Michelle Akers and Kasey Keller came of Field (then Seahawks Stadium) opened

soundersfc.com 9 that a new day was dawning for the now. It’s no surprise to me that this city Sounders. The kids who had grown up has responded to America’s best soccer with Sounders games and school returning. It’s most rewarding for every- assemblies were now parents and body, for all the hard work that’s gone coaches, anxious to share, relive and into the game around here for the last 40 build upon those memories. With two years and before that. USL-1 championships in three years, the “This city is totally wrapped up in Sounders had momentum. A venue lay soccer and the crowds can grow in wait and MLS was set to expand. Soon beyond 44,000 because of the people’s Sounders owner Adrian Hanauer met love affair with this game,” he adds. “I with Joe Roth and before long a new era believed that years ago, and I believe it has begun. now. There’s no question in my mind “Adrian kept it going and they hit a that one day this club will reach 100 home run by involving the Seahawks,” years.” offers Hinton. “It’s all come together

10 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE | 2014 OWNERSHIP 11 media.soundersfc.com Toy and Mrs. , , Dead , , . . Roth , Coupe Coupe De Angels Angels in the for Disney. for Revenge Revenge of the The The Insider , , White White Men Can’t The The Commitments and and , , , , . The The Sixth Sense Bachelor Bachelor Party Young Young Guns – – grossed more than and and Home Home Alone 2: Lost in New , , Sleeping Sleeping with the Enemy , , , , led to an Disney industry-leading Streets Streets of Gold Armageddon The Three Musketeers Three The My My Cousin Vinny Major Major League , , and and for Twentieth Century Fox, and Century Fox, Twentieth for Home Home Alone and and While You While You Were Sleeping , , Edward Edward Scissorhands Die Die Hard 2 , , for Universal Pictures. Universal for The Last of Last the Mohicans The , , Roth Roth has four children, Zack, Julia, David and A A New York City native, Roth grew up in the A A lifelong fan, player and coach, Roth now Equally Equally noted for his civic diverse and charita- Prior Prior to Twentieth Century Fox, Roth was a Before Before establishing Caravan Pictures, Roth From 1992 to 1994, Roth, with Roger Birnbaum, Roger with Roth, 1994, to 1992 From team for 15 years. 15 for team Robert. He was involved in coaching his son Zack’s son his coaching in involved was He Robert. University in 1970. University ending leg injury. He graduated from Boston for both Bowling Green and Hofstra before a career- a before Hofstra and Green Bowling both for 10 into his first two years of college. He action saw two his of into first college. years 10 soccer soccer hotbed of Long from age Island and played higher level of competitiveness and visibility. and visibility. of competitiveness level higher ing ing the professional game in America to a much wishes to further his association with soccer by tak- by soccer with association his further to wishes porter of the SIDS alliance. porter of the alliance. SIDS American Jewish Committee, and is an sup- active Committee, American Jewish Sherrill C. Corwin Human Relations Award from the from Award Relations Human Corwin C. Sherrill was was also the recipient of the 2004 Dorothy and and and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Roth Image Award Image Award and was honored in 1998 by APLA NCCJ, NCCJ, the 1997 American Museum of Moving award, award, the 1996 Humanitarian Award from the such such as the 1991 Variety Clubs Man of the Year ble ble activities, Roth has received various awards Ville Nerds Nerds II directed directed both Doubtfire Ringers and and highly-successful independent producer/director, co-founding Morgan Creek Pictures, for which he produced such films as served as Chairman of Twentieth Century Fox from Fox Century Twentieth of Chairman as served July 1989 until 1992. During November his tenure at the studio, the company made such successful films as York Jump Outfield ran ran Walt Disney Studios, first as Chairman of the Walt Disney Motion Pictures Group, then, Disney Walt begin- The of Chairman as 1996, April in ning Studios. He led the studio to dominance worldwide over market the five years with domes- million $100 over grossing films 18 leading an industry- Three of those films – tically. Sixth The Sense nominations. Award® Academy 17 headed Caravan Pictures, which produced such hits as Story Story 2 $200 million in the helped United to build States Buena Vista International alone. into the Roth market leader, finishing first in market share five times in six the years, only company to gross over one billion dollars in each The of stu- those years. Best 1999 nominees, Picture dio’s 2014 | . . Anger Rocky starring nominat- , 13 Going 13 MAJORITY MAJORITY OWNER , , ® JOE ROTH JOE Snow Snow White for for Disney with The Waterhorse The Hellboy Million Million Dollar Arm Christmas with the with Christmas , which won two , , , , Maleficent and and , , which earned more The Forgotten . . XXX , OZ: OZ: The Great and Powerful with Director Rupert Sanders for Sanders Rupert Director with Daddy Day Care Day Daddy Alice Alice in Wonderland , , Freedomland Black Hawk Down White Chicks SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Across the Universe Across America’s Sweethearts America’s and and , , , In In Award 2004, was Roth the Emmy He He has also six directed the films, most recent From August 1994 through January 2000, Roth 2000, January through 1994 August From During his career in the entertainment industry, in entertainment the career his During As founder As of founder Roth Inc., Films, his recent films Joe Joe Roth is the majority owner of the Seattle On 30 Kranks Management Balboa include include than than $275 million worldwide, as well as including Awards®, Academy and released released 46 films feature between and 2001 2007, of of 2000, he founded Revolution Studios which Disney Studios and Twentieth Century Fox. In May Century Fox. Twentieth Studios Disney and Roth Roth has served as chairman of both The Walt Comedy Program. Comedy Outstanding Directing for a Variety, Music or starring Jon Hamm for Disney. for Hamm Jon starring Comedy Special, and won an Emmy for Angelina Angelina Jolie for Disney, and including including one for Outstanding Variety, Music or rent productions include which which received 10 Emmy Award® nominations, Director Tim Burton starring Johnny Depp. His cur- Tim Burton Depp. starring Johnny Director and the Huntsman the and and Universal include include producer of Sounders FC. His vision to establish Seattle as the as Seattle establish to vision His FC. Sounders was a catalyst soccer of capital significant the U.S. in the success of Sounders FC over the first four years in Major League film the Soccer. in His achievement foresight long-standing has his to led also industry. and entertainment with Director Sam Raimi for Disney, ed ed producer of the 76th Annual Awards, Academy 12

OWNERSHIP JOE ROTH OWNERSHIP ADRIAN HANAUER 13 media.soundersfc.com Since 2001, Hanauer has been associated with associated been has Hanauer 2001, Since Hanauer has more than 20 years of business Hanauer also brings a great deal of “brick and Involved in many organizations in Seattle, Hanauer's interest in soccer began at the age of age the at began soccer in interest Hanauer's In addition to his interest in Sounders FC, Hanauer attended the University of Washington. of University the attended Hanauer club’s off club’s as the Sounders field well. achievements sea- each record attendance league the set has FC son since 2009, averaging 44,038 in 2013, 20,000 over more than the next-closest team. Seattle hosted the crowd second-largest for a standalone Field CenturyLink packed MLS match when 67,385 Portland rival the against match Cup Cascadia a for Timbers. first He Seattle. in played soccer of level highest the joined the ownership group of the Sounders franchise in the First Division, United Soccer League’s general and shareholder majority became later and His manager. first season in that role, 2002, was rewarded with Seattle going 23-4-1—the second- best record in league history. From the 2004-07, game championship in the USL-1 played Sounders three times, winning twice (2005, 2007) and 2007. in also record) (best Cup a Commissioner’s taking experience in a variety numerous of occasions other he industries. interests with has On companies in technology investments made early communi- wireless stage and infrastructure, advertising, in cations. stage early Hanauer incubates and in invests which Partners, co-founded Curious technology Office companies. He was investor in aQuantive a Inc., the seed largest interactive advertising stage company which was later acquired early an by also was he and US, billion $6 for Microsoft Amazon.com. in investor mortar” business The experience. Hanauer family largest nation’s the Co., Feather Coast Pacific owns manufacturer of pillows, comforters, and bedding of chains largest the of one owns He also products. in as companies framing the picture States, United restaurants. pizza of chain a small as well Hanauer Hanauer sits on on sat also has He the Industry. and History of Museum Board of Trustees for Washington of the The University of board the advisory Program. Degree Master's Sports Intercollegiate at game Sounders NASL first his saw he and three, Island Mercer for play to on went He eight. of age the High School and remains League. active Soccer Seattle in the Greater Hanauer is one current- Club, Football United of Cambridge England’s the with the While tier). largest (fifth Conference shareholders English the of of ly USL Sounders, Hanauer promoted most an matches, between notably Real exhibition international Madrid and D.C. United Field which CenturyLink to of 66,612 crowd attracted Seattle a record then- fea- friendlies arranged also Sounders The 2006. in turing Mexico’s Club America and Britain’s Sunderland, Cardiff City FC and Preston North End. North Preston and FC City Cardiff Sunderland, OWNER & OWNER GENERAL MANAGER ADRIAN ADRIAN HANAUER As General Manager, Hanauer has led Adrian Adrian Hanauer first kept the flame of profes- In 2012, Hanauer architected a team that success to Seattle guided only not has Hanauer Sounders Sounders FC to extraordinary success MLS the during reached the Seattle 2013, In seasons. five first one of just season, the fifth-consecutive for playoffs that carried has FC Sounders so. do to teams three success internationally, becoming the CONCACAF from club a Mexican first eliminate to team MLS Champions League and is one of just teams to four advance to MLS the semifinals of the tourna- the for is to qualify team also the first Seattle ment. League in Champions each of its CONCACAF first three years, including two-straight quarterfinal sional sional soccer alive in the for passion with game the community’s Seattle reignite before helping to the arrival of a Major League 2009. in franchise Soccer expansion advanced Championship to for the 99- the in team third first just became also FC Sounders time in the club consec- history. win three to of the tournament history year Western utive Lamar for qualify Hunt to second U.S. Open the just and Cup championships Conference 2011), 2010, (2009, four consecutive finals (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012). This success helped Hanauer be retained as the in vote fan in manager the general first-ever team’s American professional sports history. A during the two-month submitted were votes 13,755 total of window and he of 96.3-percent received the 2012 votes the as honored also was Hanauer retention. for Executive of the Year at the to an given individ- Awards, 78th Year Sports of Star MTR the Western ual to for contributions the success of the regional industry. sports on the field, but he is largely responsible for the appearances (2011-12, 2012-13). (2011-12, appearances PAUL G. ALLEN

OWNERSHIP OWNER

wanted to create an intimate, elegantly designed stadium that would be great for the fans, and I think we’ve ended up with a fantastic facility.” Allen has spent his career tackling some of the world’s biggest challenges and pushing the bound- aries of what’s possible. Through both for-profit and philanthropic investments, he has sparked important developments and innovations in the areas of science, technology, education, conservation, the arts and community improvement. Allen first made his mark in Seattle when he co-founded Microsoft with Bill Gates in 1975, and he continues to be an innovator in the world of business and technology to this day. He is founder and chairman of Vulcan Inc., PAUL G. ALLEN PAULG. which oversees his philanthropic and business interests, and he owns the National Basketball Association’s Portland Trail Blazers. With lifetime giving totaling more than $1.5 billion, Allen is included among the world’s leading phi- lanthropists who have pledged to donate the majority of their fortunes to charity. His giving is channeled through The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, which works to catalyze change, transform lives and Paul G. Allen helped bring Major League Soccer strengthen communities by supporting arts and cul- to the Northwest when Vulcan Sports and ture, youth engagement, community development, Entertainment joined the ownership group behind social change and scientific and technological the Sounders FC. The 2007 announcement that the advancement. He also gives directly, including Sounders FC would become an MLS team was the $281.8 million to Washington since 1990. result of years of work and enthusiasm on behalf of In addition to his business and philanthropic soccer fans. efforts, Allen has a true love of science. He created A Seattle native, Allen’s passion for sports the Allen Institute for Brain Science in Seattle in began when he attended University of Washington 2003 to accelerate understanding of the human football games with his father. His enthusiasm for brain in health and disease. The Institute has gener- the game and love of his hometown were two of the ated groundbreaking online public resources, includ- reasons he purchased the National Football ing interactive atlases of the mouse and human League’s Seattle Seahawks in 1996, a move that brain that have become indispensable research saved the team from being relocated to Southern tools for scientists worldwide. In 2012, Allen pledged California. In 2014, the Seahawks became Super $300 million to significantly expand the Institute’s Bowl XLVIII champions after defeating the Denver scientific programs. In 2013, he launched the Allen Broncos. Institute for the Artificial Intelligence to explore criti- Allen had visions of world-class soccer in cal questions in AI. Seattle soon after purchasing the Seahawks. On His love of science reaches to the far ends of the June 17, 1997, Washington state voters approved universe. In 2004, Allen funded SpaceShipOne, the “Referendum 48” to authorize a public/private part- first privately-backed effort to successfully put a civil- nership to construct a stadium, exhibition center and ian in suborbital space. And in 2011, he got back into parking facilities in downtown Seattle. One of the the space business with the formation of keys to the success of the vote was statewide sup- Stratolaunch Systems, which is developing a revolu- port from the soccer community and its hope to one tionary airborne launch system. day see professional soccer, played at the highest His award-winning film company, Vulcan level, return to the Northwest. Productions, develops and supports media projects “From the beginning of this process, my goals that help audiences understand the world around have been to work with the community to create a them and respond to challenges. Vulcan lasting asset for our future and to ensure the long- Productions’ projects include the Interdependence term success of the Seahawks,” said Allen at the Movement Annual Film Award-winning Girl Rising; time of purchasing the franchise. He also wanted to the 2013 Sundance Film Festival Official Selection create a world-class facility for the state of Pandora’s Promise; the Emmy Award-winning Rx for Washington. Survival–A Global Health Challenge; the Peabody That dream became a reality in 2002 with the Award-winning Judgment Day: Intelligent Design; opening of the Seahawks Stadium and Exhibition the PBS series This Emotional Life; and the PBS Center, renamed CenturyLink Field and Century - series The Blues. Link Field Event Center in 2011. An open-air facility Allen is also the founder of the EMP Museum, which many critics argue is the best venue in the Seattle’s critically acclaimed interactive museum of NFL, CenturyLink Field is home to more than 165 music, popular culture and science fiction; the Flying events annually ranging from soccer, to Supercross, Heritage Collection, an assemblage of rare World concerts, graduation ceremonies and trade shows. War II aircraft restored to flying condition and shared In 2013, CenturyLink Field became the loudest NFL with the public; and the Living Computer Museum, a stadium when it broke the Guinness World Record collection of restored vintage timesharing computer for loudest crowd at an outdoor stadium. equipment in Seattle’s SoDo district. Idea Man, “It exceeds the vision we had originally,” Allen Allen’s 2011 memoir, was a New York Times best- said shortly after the opening of the stadium. “We seller.

14 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE | 2014 OWNERSHIP DREW CAREY 15 media.soundersfc.com While in the Marine Reserves, his military buzz military his Reserves, in Marine the While attending while began soccer in interest Carey’s During his travels Carey became fascinated Carey is a native of Cleveland, Ohio and cur- that that performs in In across showrooms the country. Price “The of the host named was Carey 2007, July show. game running longest America’s Is Right,” cut and wide-rim glasses black became part of his as career his successful He began look. trademark a comedian in com- was big breaks One of April his first Club. Comedy of 1986 at a landed Carey In 1991, ‘88. on peting Search Star the Cleveland spot on HBO’s 14th Special and Annual appeared on Young The Tonight Show Comedians with Johnny Carey Carson. openly credits Carson with launching his career. He received a in 2003. of Fame Star Walk Hollywood on the start- he after, Shortly 2003. in game Galaxy L.A. an ed seeing every professional game he could find time for, including European league games U.S. National Team qualifying games. He and learned more about the game and, during worked also He a action. in Barcelona FC later saw Spain, visit to as a press photographer during the Cup in 2006 his efforts Germany, on chronicled a Travel World Channel show entitled Adventures Drew and Carey’s his Sporting publications. numerous photos have appeared in at of with the such supporters empowerment clubs as Barcelona and Real Madrid, where leadership positions are voted upon members where FC, Sounders to idea that brought by the of fate the notably most members. matters, various He on vote will also is Carey years. four every manager general the the driving force for Seattle’s 53-piece Wave. Sound band, marching Angeles. in Los resides rently OWNER DREW DREW CAREY Drew Drew Carey is a stand-up comic turned actor Carey had the distinction of having two hit and and producer and is now regarded as soccer’s most Carey is supporter. recognizable American an chair- as serves and FC Sounders Seattle of owner man of Sounders FC Alliance, the club’s member association. shows simultaneously: 1995-2004, from the ran which long-running Show,” Carey comedy Drew “The and the improv/sketch show Anyway?” on “Whose which he Line was host Is and a producer. It The success of that show led “Drew to Carey’s Improv an the All-Stars,” improv creation group of McLoughlin’s vision McLoughlin’s of a fan-friendly environ- last Additionally, season, the team expanded for initiative the continued also has McLoughlin Before moving to Seattle, McLoughlin served McLoughlin began his professional career at A graduate of he Harvard University, and his son son attendance (748,652 total; 44,038 with season average). the FC, which 2013 finished Sounders sellouts, 88-consecutive posted a 93-percent sea- sold and season 2014 the for rate renewal ticket son more than 33,000 the season ticket memberships, history. franchise in most ment at Field has CenturyLink the increased num- installed and points-of-sale portable and fixed of ber which stands at all boards menu concession digital will provide flexibility in pricing and adding menu, flat while screen HD televisions throughout the These so will not fans miss any concourses action. concession- new with in partnership improvements, aire Sportservice, a subsidiary of Delaware North Companies, will improve the food portable new 40 of concession addition the including experience, hall. beer a new and locations beverage and the stadium square Shop Pro feet of to floor 7,400 space and 30 points of The sale. more expansion than doubled the size of the store and fans offers more choices in Seahawks apparel and and Sounders novelty FC checkouts. mobile through items with faster service array solar A arrival. his since sustainability stadium of 3,750 panels was installed on the roof CenturyLink Field of Event Center the that has reduced annual utility the costs reduce that by efforts 21 conservation percent, waste and in water addition to environment. the on effect as chief executive join- officer to prior of years 21 For the 2006-10. from St. Enterprises Louis Blues ing the Blues, McLoughlin served in a variety executive roles of at From 1998 Anheuser-Busch. to 2006, was McLoughlin vice of president Corporate He of the company. as an and served officer Media negotiated media agreements with television net- Super 15 in exclusivity category included that works MLB, in presence dominant and Olympics 10 Bowls, tele- soccer Cup World and NCAA NHL, NFL, NBA, casts. In addition, McLoughlin led negotiations for profes- of than 80% of more U.S. beer sponsorship league as well as stadiums, and teams sports sional partnerships. NBC Sports. From July 1979 to March 1984, he served as a senior unit manager at NBC Sports, and super- budgets he production where managed vised on-site production of network programming. From March 1984 to October 1985, Sales. Sports NBC in worked McLoughlin Seattle. in reside and children five have Kelly, wife, 2014 | LOUGHLIN C PETER PETER M CEO VULCAN SPORTS & VULCAN ENTERTAINMENT CEO PRESIDENT, SEAHAWKS, SOUNDERS AND INC. FC FIRST & GOAL, SEAHAWKS, PRESIDENT, SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Originally named president of the Seattle In the fall of 2012, McLoughlin added the Under his and McLoughlin direction, his team During McLoughlin’s tenure, Sounders FC has Sounders tenure, McLoughlin’s During Seahawks, Seattle Sounders FC Sounders Seattle and Seahawks, & First Goal, Inc. on September 23, 2010, Peter operations, McLoughlin is business and financial all for responsible and sales and administra- sponsorship, marketing, Additionally, FC. Sounders and Seahawks the of tion directs McLoughlin Inc., Goal, & First of president as CenturyLink Field, of CenturyLink the management Field Event Center and WaMu He Theater. is the meetings at NFL owners representative chief club’s and also serves on NFL for committees Business Media, Digital Security Stadium and Fan Ventures, Behavior. Rose and Blazers Trail Portland the of responsibility Garden when Paul G. Allen named him In this expanded Sports and Entertainment. CEO Vulcan of role, McLoughlin has of oversight business operations for Blazers and the Trail Rose Garden, while also serving as an Governor Alternate for the Trail own- NBA at franchise the representing and Blazers meetings. ers part- naming-rights stadium a multi-year negotiated part- long-term as well as CenturyLink, with nership nerships with Anheuser-Busch, Boeing, Delta, HomeStreet Bank, and Starbucks. He also negotiat- also He Starbucks. and Bank, HomeStreet (KCPQ-TV) FOX with Q13 deals ed broadcast new and ESPN (710 FM) Bonneville and for KIRO 97.3 FC. Sounders and Seahawks established itself as a season, model the fifth-straight For franchise (MLS). Soccer League in Major sea- MLS for standard new a set supporters Seattle 16

FRONT OFFICE PETER McLOUGHLIN FRONT OFFICE 17 Gary Wright enters his second second season as Senior Vice President after seasons four as Senior Vice the President In his Operations. Business club’s of role, Wright serves as an advisor for operations all business for FC, Sounders including ticket sales, corporate partnerships, media.soundersfc.com GARY WRIGHT GARY SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT SENIOR Prior Prior to joining Sounders FC, Wright retired dren, Owen, Fiona, Audrey, Stella and Maxwell. and Maxwell. Stella Audrey, Fiona, Owen, dren, their their wives Katy and Michelle; and five grandchil- includes includes their two grown sons, Larry and Steve; University. He that a Ann, have and family his wife, University. classes at the University of Washington and Seattle and Washington of University the at classes of of Fame, and has instructed sports management the Glendale College and Northwest Football Halls and Northwest Football College the Glendale from Long Beach State. Wright is also a member of member a also is Wright State. Beach Long from tory tory and journalism in high school graduating after coached football and basketball while teaching his- teaching while basketball and football coached tion tion director at Long Beach State University and World Team Tennis. Wright was the was sports informa- Wright Tennis. Team World president of operations for the Phoenix Racquets of Racquets Phoenix the for operations of president league publicity director. Wright also served as vice as served also Wright director. publicity league California Sun of the World Football League and as and League Football World the of Sun California Seahawks as the publicity director for the Southern the for director publicity the as Seahawks honor. Wright spent two seasons prior to joining the joining to prior twoseasons spent Wright honor. CenturyLink Field the Gary Wright Press Box in his Box Press Wright the Gary Field CenturyLink the the Seattle Seahawks named the press box at tions staff tions at staff 23 Upon Super his Bowls. retirement, assisted the National Football League’s media rela- media League’s Football National the assisted Largent’s Largent’s July 1995 induction ceremonies. Wright community outreach, charities, communications fan and experience, marketing of 2009, the Wright helped team. spearhead In one of the most successful launches of a franchise sports as Sounders history, in FC set a MLS season American record for attendance with an average of 30,897, of the and MLS Doug Executive received Hamilton the team year, second In the club’s award. Year the 36,173 averaged and earned the Sports Business Journal award for Executive the as honored was Wright Professional Franchise 2011, In of Year. the of the at Year the 77th Seattle Sports a set again FC Sounders Star 2012 in and of Awards, the Year Wright helped lead MLS 43,144. averaging record, Sounders FC to a league fifth-straight attendance including 44,038, of average an with 2013 in record a crowd for of the 67,385 Portland Timbers match a for attendance second-largest the – 25 August on history. in match league standalone from the Seattle Seahawks after serving the franchise for 32 including years, the final 21 as a Vice joined originally the Wright in Seahawks President. He as was 1976 of named director public publicity. relations director in 1982 and became the team’s He was chosen by in very vice first president 1987. Hall Largent to of be Steve Famer his at presenter Chuck Chuck Arnold is in his 20th season with the organ- the with season 20th ization, being promoted to Chief Operating Officer of the Seattle and First and FC, Sounders Seahawks, Goal Inc. Arnold is 2013. responsible in December for increasing across - Corporate Partner revenue ship, Ticketing, Suites, and CHUCK CHUCK ARNOLD CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER CHIEF OPERATING Additionally, Additionally, Arnold was among the Puget During During his time with the Seahawks, the team in the role an influential Arnold has also played as Arnold, his an who career began with intern Jordan. with with his wife, Jana, and two children, Charlie and University. He University. resides in Newcastle, Washington, in in Sports Management from Washington State by MLS in 2009 and 2010. Arnold Arnold earned a degree by MLS in 2009 and 2010. 2010 and 2010 was named of Ticket Executive Year the sales sales within CenturyLink Field Theatre. and the WaMu in recipients 40 Under 40 Journal’s Business Sound Mason Mason Athletic Center, and successful concert the the launch of public training camps at the Virginia team’s team’s subsequent transition from the Kingdome, as as the construction of CenturyLink Field and the also lead efforts on organizational milestones such milestones also on lead organizational efforts has has set franchise records for new season tickets sold, overall season ticket base, dance and average The group team sales. has sold atten- out 95 consecutive games. In his previous role as of President Vice Sales and Arnold Marketing, oversaw the remodeling of the Pro Field Shop and at the CenturyLink opening of a the collab- leading to in addition Seattle, second downtown Pro Shop in new with in Nike oration of the the redesign team’s in 2013. debuted which uniform Seattle Sounders FC direction, success. Sounders FC set Under atten- a average an league with Arnold’s record for 2013 in a year fifth-consecutive dance of 44,038, which includes 88-consecutive sellouts. During this time in largest attendance franchise history for the a stand- team hosted 67,385 of attendance staggering a the with match alone at Field. CenturyLink the Seahawks public relations department, has Retail. Retail. He also Marketing, oversees Game - Presentation, Community the Rela management tions, of Fan Development, Information Technology, Operations. and Stadium KAREN BECKMAN North Carolina. Flood owned and operated an agri- CFO & VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE cultural flying service in Fort Scott, Kansas, before FRONT OFFICE FRONT SEAHAWKS, SOUNDERS FC AND joining the Coast Guard. He served as a pilot and FIRST & GOAL, INC. Civil Engineering Officer in the Coast Guard flying Karen Beckman is C130s, Dassault Falcon jets, and H60 Jayhawk hel- responsible for the financial icopters. He managed Public Relations, Finance/ oversight of the Seahawks, Supply and Administration during tours in North First & Goal, Inc., and Carolina and Kodiak, Alaska. From 1994-96 he was Seattle Soccer LLC. She is the Air/Sea Rescue Operations Officer for coastal charged with establishing Oregon and Washington. Flood retired as a budgets, forecasting and Commander in 1996 after 20 years in the service. managing cash flow. She He and his wife Marty, have a son, Dan, and a also oversees the teams’ daughter, Shannon. financial reporting and CINDY KELLEY analysis as well as report- VICE PRESIDENT ing to the Public Stadium Authority. Another aspect HUMAN RESOURCES & ADMINISTRATION of this position is analyzing and handling economic Cindy Kelley was pro- challenges and opportunities as they relate to the moted to Vice President on National Football League and Major League August 8, 2011, after spend- Soccer. Beckman originally joined the Seahawks in ing 13 seasons as Director 1991 as a staff accountant and was promoted to her of Human Resources. She current position in May 2009. In 1990, Beckman oversees this area for the was loaned to the Seahawks from the public Seahawks, Sounders FC accounting firm Arthur Andersen & Company to and First & Goal, Inc. assist in the Seahawks accounting department Entering her 32nd year with before being hired full-time the following year. the organization, she began Promoted to controller in 1997, Beckman was pro- her career in 1983 in the moted to Finance Director of the Seahawks in 2003 finance department before managing the daily and added the same responsibility for First & Goal, operation of the Kirkland office facility in the 1990s. Inc., in 2005. She was selected to attend the Kelley is responsible for developing and establish- Inaugural Stanford Executive Education NFL ing policies and objectives for all phases of human Program for Managers in 2003. Beckman grew up resources and administration functions in accor- in the North Seattle area before moving overseas dance with objectives of organization including: where she lived in Tehran, Iran, from 1974-78. She policies and procedures, recruiting, benefits, com- returned to the states and graduated from Seattle’s pliance, training, compensation, labor relations, Nathan Hale High School at the age 16. She went employee relations/services, performance manage- on to earn a B.A. in Accounting from Seattle ment, safety and strategic planning. She also over- University. Beckman currently lives in Maple Valley, sees corporate hospitality, security and the facili- Wash. ties. Born in Wichita, Kansas, she is a graduate of MIKE FLOOD Interlake High in Bellevue and earned her degree in VICE PRESIDENT communications from Washington State. COMMUNITY RELATIONS ADAM LINK Mike Flood originally VICE PRESIDENT/GENERAL MANAGER joined the staff on July 1, FACILITY OPERATIONS & SERVICES 1997. Flood served as Entering his fourth sea- Community Outreach Di - son with Sounders FC, rect or for Football North - Adam Link was promoted to west prior to joining the Vice President and General Seahawks. He helped Manager of CenturyLink spear head the statewide Field and First & Goal Inc. campaign that resulted in in July of 2012 after spend- the passage of Referendum ing two seasons as As - 48 to build the new sistant General Manager. In football/soccer stadium and exhibition complex. In this role, Link is responsible 2011, Flood was a one of 10 finalists for the NFL’s for the management and Salute to Service Award presented to individuals for operations of CenturyLink Field and CenturyLink their efforts to honor and support members of the Field Event Center. He is charged with leading a military community. A Seattle native, Flood attended staff of more than 60 full-time and 600 part-time Blanchet High School for three years before gradu- employees in ensuring that CenturyLink Field ating from McLean High School in McLean, remains one of the industry leaders. Prior to joining Virginia. He received a B.A. Degree in Industrial the Seahawks and Sounders FC, Link spent 10 Education from Washington State University and a years with Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG) Master’s Degree in Education from the University of where he began his career in facility operations as

18 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE | 2014 FRONT OFFICE 19 In In his second season Chip Chip Suttles enters his as Vice Business Operations, Bart President business all oversees Wiley of operations for FC, Sounders including marketing,ticket sales, sponsorship, internation- relations, public al and marketing communi- the spent Wiley ty outreach. previous four seasons as third third season with Sounders FC as Vice He is the voice Technology. President of in guiding the values and mission for the technology needs of the Sounders Seahawks, FC, and First & respon- is Suttles Inc. Goal, sible for aligning the technology vision with the over- media.soundersfc.com TECHNOLOGY VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT BART BART WILEY CHIP CHIP SUTTLES BUSINESS BUSINESS OPERATIONS National National Division driver Bobby Hillin and as publi- Inc., Director of Publicity for NASCAR Busch Grand Busch NASCAR for Publicity of Director Inc., worked as Director of Communications for 711, Net 711, for Communications of Director as worked day business operations of the club. Previously, he of day operations business Previously, the club. Sounders, where he was responsible for the day-to- the for responsible was he where Sounders, served six seasons as general manager of the USL the of manager general as seasons six served MLS MLS Operations Director of Wiley award. the Year In In his first year with Sounders FC, Wiley received Director of Business Development for Sounders FC. Sounders for Development Business of Director all business strategy increase of the the performance organization through of modernizing and technology the to organization improve experience and spectator drive increased revenue. the technolo- stadium of Areas include improved focus gy, player performance analytics, CRM and social media websites enhance- systems development, FC Sounders and Seahawks the joins Suttles ment. after working to Prior most Technology. of as Director in recently 2011 Canucks for the the for worked Suttles Canucks, Vancouver the with season his Vancouver Organizing Committee for Olympic and Winter Games Paralympic the (VANOC); 2010 his fourth time participating in the Games. Olympic At Suttles VANOC, was the Director of Broadcast and prior to that had served in various technology of director to manager technology venue from roles the PMO in the planning phas- through operations es of Salt the Lake CityOlympic Games in Torino, two have and Lauren, his Suttles wife, Atlanta. and a in participating enjoys Suttles Aidan. and Ty sons, variety of recreational sports and football. league coaching little moted Dave Pearson has more has Pearson Dave to to Vice President - of Com munications and casting - on Broad April 29, 2008, Pearson is responsible for managing the public image communications overall and strategy for the Seahawks than than 24 years of communications experience in professional sports. Pro VICE PRESIDENT DAVE PEARSON DAVE COMMUNICATIONS & BROADCASTING COMMUNICATIONS Mill Creek. Mill have have two children, Allie and Chase, and reside in Pacific Lutheran University. He and Pacific Lutheran University. his wife, Beth, relations relations and interpersonal communications from to Tennessee. Pearson earned to a Tennessee. degree in media where where he would help transition manage the team’s Public Public Relations Director prior to the 1994 season Los Angeles Los Angeles Rams returning before to Houston as was was the Assistant Relations Public Director for the Oilers for two seasons (1990-91). From 1992-93 he 1992-93 From (1990-91). two seasons for Oilers Tacoma, Tacoma, Wash., native worked for the Houston the the Seahawks Public Relations Department, the After After beginning his career in 1989 as an intern in seven seven Emmy’s for its production and broadcasts. Broadcasting Broadcasting Departments have won a combined award award in The 2007. Seahawks and Sounders FC received received the most nominations twice and won the Rozelle Award Award Rozelle four times (1999, 2005-07). Seattle Football Football Writers of America for the coveted Pete Additionally, the Department Seahawks has been Communications nominated by the Pro earned Broadcast Staff of the Year in 2013. and Sounders FC while serving as FC primarythe while liai- Sounders and broad- and outlets media national and local for son cast partners for the He Seahawks. also oversees all radio broadcasts, preseason telecasts, team- produced radio and television shows, publications and website content for both As clubs. vice president, he also assumes revolving various responsibilities around CenturyLink Under Field. his MLS leadership, rec- game ognized day the operations Department as 2009 and the best in for the league Sounders at FC Communications an an Event Manager at While Angeles. STAPLES at STAPLES Center Center, he in managed Los events ranging from the X Games to the Grammy After five Awards. years at Center, Link STAPLES was promoted to seat Vice 27,000 a Center, President Depot Home The for Booking of Events and multi-use stadium and home to the Los Angeles Galaxy and Chivas USA. Link and his team were the at events managing and booking for responsible stadium. After graduating University in from 1996 with Florida for sales in ticket his career started Link a Marketing, Bachelor’s State degree in He in Madison resides Coyotes. Phoenix the NHL’s Aimee. his with wife Park In In 2004, the Chris was Foundation Henderson Born in Edmonds, Wash., Henderson, 43, assists is No. 10 all-time. He finished his career with career his finished He all-time. 10 No. is assists 51 Henderson joined goals. Seattle after spending the Kansas as 2007 for coach season an assistant City. Henderson began and he in 1996 season inaugural their for Colorado his of five with Rapids MLS the for seasons full six careerplay would with those squads reaching the playoffs. He and set in and assists, appearances career for records club earned 1997 a spot in Game and the All-Star MLS also and helped goals Colorado 11 reach with the career-high a MLS achieved Cup Henderson Final. Game to begin his All-Star made the again second stint for the Rapids in 2002. From 1999-2000 he win the Wizards the helping in City, played Kansas career- a in played he season, That Cup. MLS 2000 high 38 games, scoring 10 goals and adding nine He assists. spent the season 2001 with the Miami traded He was Colorado. to returning before Fusion and complet- during the to 2005 season Columbus ed his career with New York in 2006. Henderson played two seasons at UCLA, helping the Bruins win an NCAA championship America honors in He on 1990. connected penalty and earning kicks All- during tiebreaker wins in both senior the began Henderson semifinal year, that Earlier final. and international play prior to the 1990 World At Cup. United the of member youngest the was he 19, age He roster. States was also a member of the 1992 U.S. Olympic Team and an alternate on the 1994 He set a record team Cup squads. World and 1998 in and assists. assists with 1993 has five career 10 com- have to player second the just was Henderson peted for the Cup). World Cup, U.S. World National Team Youth on Olympics, every U20, (U16, level launched, giving grants to fight Leukemia and to He underprivileged children. was named the 2004 of Humanitarian and Year the his MLS W.O.R.K.S. club’s Humanitarian of the for Year both Colorado York. New and played right back for the NASL Sounders for Alan UCLA, at played Sean, brother, younger His Hinton. and for the USL under Sounders Brian Schmetzer MLS. in seasons three spending before attended Everett’s Cascade High School where Everett’s he attended earned Year. the the of 1989 Gatorade Player National State Player of Washington the and award Year He played for the FC Seattle Storm in 1989 FSV with career Germany’s and his began professional Frankfurt and (1994-95) Staebak (1995). Norway’s two has and Noree wife his to married is Henderson children, Aidan and Annelise. His brother, Pat, 2014 | One of the first Sounders Sounders FC acts was the in Henderson Chris of hiring January of Sporting Director, 2008. - Henderson assists As the general team’s manager, soc- of Adrianareas all in Hanauer, cer operations, including scouting, player manage- SPORTING SPORTING DIRECTOR CHRIS HENDERSON SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Under the leadership of Hanauer and Since 2009, Sounders FC players have been suc- most of as the one is regarded Henderson cist cist for former Major League Baseball player Brett the over all conferences at spoken has Wiley Butler. world including the Sport is Fantastic in Australia, in and England SportsEngagement CRM and Fan in Japan. Tickets and Selling Marketing Henderson, the Sounders FC achieved instant suc- instant FC achieved Sounders the Henderson, cess from the start. Seattle became the first MLS club to to advanced and win 2011) 2010, three-consecutive (2009, titles Lamar Cup Open Hunt U.S. a also Seattle fourth became final straight in 2012. the first MLS expansion team since began expanding in the 2005 to reach league the three in just playoffs of one is and seasons, five first its of each for qualify to Lake) Salt Real and Galaxy (LA teams years. five past the of each postseason the includ- times, 13 team to All-Star the selected MLS ing DeAndre Yedlin in 2013 – the the has receive honor Henderson since also first 2005. rookie to bring helped some of top to talent the MLS world’s and Clint Captain Dempsey, Team in National U.S. (2009) Montero Fredy Year of the MLS Newcomers brought also Henderson (2011). Rosales Mauro and in one of the premier league’s midfielders in four- continued has and Alonso, Osvaldo MVP team time to develop local talent with the Sean signings of Kovar, Aaron Lamar Players Homegrown and Neagle Yedlin. and Okoli cessful players ever produced Washington, by having represented the the U.S. state at of the international level 79 times and winning champi- An MLS in origi- onships both MLS and the NCAA. nal, Henderson played 11 seasons for five teams. the Upon 2006 following his season, he retirement includ- categories, in four record-holder league was and 12) No. currently (317; played games career ing shares still Henderson 3). No. currently (304; started for assists (four record assist the MLS single-game Kansas City in 1999) and his 80 regular-season ment, coaching decisions and the youth system. system. youth the and decisions coaching ment, 20

FRONT OFFICE FRONT OFFICE 21 Chris Cornish enters his enters Cornish Chris Randy Noteboom joined Noteboom Randy sixth year with Sounders FC Sounders with year sixth after gaining experience in MLS with FC and Dallas in United, the EPL D.C. and A of native FC. with Fulham Surrey, England, Cornish received his Sports degree Therapy from in University the of Hertfordshire. the the Sounders FC staff fol- the as seasons three lowing the for Trainer Athletic Head 2006- from Sounders USL-1 08. In 2010, his staff was named by Staff of MLS Training the Athletic as the Year. Noteboom is also a staff physical therapist and media.soundersfc.com CHRIS CORNISH HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER ATHLETIC HEAD RANDY NOTEBOOM ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER ATHLETIC ASSISTANT Montana State University Billings, where he earned where Billings, University State Montana his Master’s in athletic training while playing Cornish soc- twoplayed seasons for Yellowjackets. the cer at the & semi-professional He collegiate level. wife, his and Cornish license. coaching FA an holds Kirkland. in live Sara, club, helps oversee the MatchPass program, Youth program, the helps MatchPass club, oversee Programs business, and works joining to Prior organization. the within closely departments with all MLS Graham was the defender a staff, seven-year and (2006-07) York New (2003-04), City Kansas for Seattle He (2009-11). was also a member of the 2005 and 2007 USL-1 Seattle Sounders championship teams and was named USL-1 Defender of University, of A Stanford graduate in 2005. Year the of Humanitarian club’s the named also was Graham on member board a currently is and 2009 in Year the the Make-A-Wish FoundationWashington. of Alaska and He He worked as a sports therapist for Academy Watford FC and Kingstonian FC before going to clinical specialist Medicine, which for he joined in 1985. He Virginia graduated from Mason the University of Washington in 1980 with Sports ther- a physical in degree a and kinesiology in degree apy from the University of Puget Sound in certification training his athletic 1985. received Noteboom 1982. in NATA the from - Taylor Taylor Graham enters As Team Administration As Team As Team Services cluding cluding the final three with of Director As FC. Sounders Business - Operations, Gra ham is the liaison between the Supporter Groups and ance li Council Al and the his third year with the organ- the with year third his ization following nine years of professional soccer, in Director, Director, Grant Clark oversees the team’s preseason travel, team camps, training scheduling and administra- close- works He issues. tive ly with the coaching staff and players in the day-today operation of the team. FC Sounders to came Clark Director, Vince with works the closely play- Johnson ers and assisting coaching with staff day-to-day administration, operations and logistical matters. Johnson is Johnson the main liaison with the visiting teams and the oversees days on game GRANT GRANT CLARK VINCE JOHNSON TAYLOR GRAHAM TAYLOR TEAM SERVICES TEAM DIRECTOR SERVICES TEAM ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATION TEAM DIRECTOR OF DIRECTOR BUSINESS OPERATIONS after after serving as an Universal Sports account Group, a executive professional coaching for The service previous five provider. the years he spent with U.S. Club as worked Clark Soccer 1999, as through 1995 the From Western Manager. the Regional for Administration Team and Business of Director primary the as acting Clash/Earthquakes, Jose San and financial liaison within administrative the team and In MLS. 2002, Clark served as the of Director Coaching for the Bainbridge Island Youth Soccer Club and was named He Boys Coach of Year. the holds a level U.S. Soccer coaching Federation ‘A’ license. Clark is a graduate of cap- team the as served UCLA, Schmid, Sigi under played where he tain and was the of recipient three-time the team’s Most Inspirational Player resides on Award. Bainbridge Island with He his wife, Dawn, currently Skye. and Andria Ian, children and staff staff in charge of tending issues, referees and to ball kids. Born and field raised support- in management Sounders longtime a was Johnson Seattle, in as an intern Sounders USL the joining to er prior 2004. Ravi Ravi Ramineni enters Nolan Nolan Myer enters his his first full Performance season Analyst as Sounders for FC after joining In 2013. the in club January his role, for responsible data collec- Ramineni tion, data mod- integration, is eling and Sounders FC performance analysis of sixth season Sounders as Equipment In Manager. his FC the role, Myer Head equipment oversees operations and all and staff, is for responsible home and oper- game road ations as well as training sessions. Myer was hon- NOLAN MYER RAVI RAMINENI RAVI EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT MANAGER PERFORMANCE ANALYST PERFORMANCE data data from practices and matches. He works as a part with staff of coaching the the providing Sports Tenney, Science Dave under & Performance staff tacti- on technical, varied and feedback information cal A and decisions. data-driven native physical of India, Tenali, Ramineni has a Master’s Degree in Science Computer and worked at for Microsoft six years as a FC. Program Sounders Manager prior to joining ored as the 2013 Equipment Manager of the Year by Year the of Manager Equipment 2013 the as ored worked Myer FC, Sounders the joining Before MLS. of Seahawks the for Seattle room in the equipment Seattle in lives currently He years. eight for NFL the raised. and born was he where man at the University of Portland from 1991-94. After 1991-94. from Portland of University the at man of Bachelor a with 1994 in Portland from graduating Science degree in Communication, Organizational Sawatzky played stints in England MLS Revolution (1996-97), with the the He and Dallas (1998) the is Rapids (1999). Colorado cur- New Burn rently studying with Directors the on other the MLS License and will Academy 24-monthlook to implement the knowledge French Formation from this prestigious a Sawatzky, course come. to in years the system Academy into the Sounders coach, licensed has daugh- five children, USSF “A” Skyler and and sons, and Kayla Jordyn, Kylie, ters, Corey. 2014 | Dr. Michael Morris is Morris an Michael Dr. Darren Sawatzky enters Sawatzky Darren Orthopedic surgeon Virginia the of Head Section and Mason Sports He is Department. a gradu- Medicine ate of res- the Orthopedic Washington University of idency program and Kerlan the Medicine He program. was Jobe Sports his seventh year serving after staff Sounders on the the pre- Coach Assistant as vious two seasons with the He Sounders. Seattle USL-1 is responsible for developing programs, in cooperation with other local soccer clubs, college programs, professional and semi-pro- MEDICAL DIRECTOR MEDICAL DARREN SAWATZKY SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE DR. MICHAEL MORRIS HEAD COACH/GM OF SOUNDERS HEAD U23 COACH/GM Sawatzky’s Sawatzky’s programs help identify talent and DIRECTOR OF YOUTH DEVELOPMENT & DEVELOPMENT YOUTH OF DIRECTOR the the team physician for the Seattle Sounders USL include of expertise His areas years. three for team arthroscopic surgery, knee reconstruction. and reconstruction arthroscopy shoulder ACL, fessional fessional organizations in Washington State and with Washington Youth Soccer. The US Development Soccer Academy teams have qualified for playoffs four of five times Sounders FC while Academy players to sending youth national many and teams, including Yedlin MLS All-Star DeAndre cur- Many Morris. Jordan Year the of Player USSDA for appeared have players Academy former and rent win to continue and Team Reserve FC Sounders the accolades in NCCA programs, including the 2012 PAC-12 Freshman of the Year Aaron Kovar. Sawatzky is also the Head Coach/General Manager Coach/General Head the also is Sawatzky NW the won which team, FC U-23 of Sounders the Division, the Western Conference Championship in season and its made first semifinals the national 2012. in Award Progress USL the earning 2012, in that create environments help foster the growth of players below the first team to get to of USL the member and the player MLS A former highest level. letter- was Sawatzky a Sounders, Seattle four-year 22

FRONT OFFICE STAFF DIRECTORY 23 media.soundersfc.com OWNERSHIP ADMINISTRATION SOUNDERS FC ADMINISTRATION SOUNDERS FC STAFF DIRECTORY SOUNDERS FC STAFF General General Manager. Adrian ...... Hanauer Sporting DirectorChris ...... Henderson President McLoughlin Peter ...... Chief Operating OfficerArnold Chuck ...... Vice Gary ...... Wright . . . . Senior President. and Chief Vice Financial OfficerPresident/Finance Beckman Karen ...... RelationsVice President/Community Mike ...... Flood ...... Administration & Resources Vice President/Human ...... Cindy Kelley Operations & Services/GeneralVice President/Facility Manager Adam ...... Link . . & BroadcastingVice President/Communications Pearson . Dave ...... Chip ...... Suttles Vice President/Technology. Bart ...... Operations...... Vice Wiley President/Business of Director Business Operations Graham . Taylor ...... of Director Human Resources . Sarita ...... Carter Human ManagerResources . . Eric ...... Heuston Assistant...... Administrative Human Resources Robin Houlbjerg . . . Assistant...... Executive Kim Lindbeck Assistant to the PresidentExecutive Alicia ...... Nickell Assistant to the COOExecutive West Chelsy ...... of Director Security Rick ...... Ninomiya ...... SecurityAssistant Aaron Miyasato . Randy ...... Jackson, ManagerFacilities ...... Dale Cramer Fields DirectorWright John ...... Fields & Grounds Manager ...... Sean Vanos CoordinatorFields/Maintainance . . Duc ...... Dinh Sergio Pedroza McKenna, Assistant. Fields Travis ...... Chef.Executive . Mac ...... McNabb CooksStuartFlores, Pedro McNabb . . Ernesto ...... De Torre, La Receptionist ...... Jill Quinn Assistant del Office Mundo . Tricia ...... Majority Owner . Joe ...... Roth ...... Owner and General Manager . . Adrian ...... Hanauer Allen Owner . Paul ...... Owner. Carey Drew ...... Head Coach . Sigi ...... Schmid Assistant Coach. Brian ...... Schmetzer Top Assistant Coach Ezra ...... Hendrickson . . Assistant Coach/Scout . Kurt ...... Schmid Goalkeeper Coach Dutra Tom ...... Manager of & Performance Sports ScienceTenney . . David ...... Head Strength & Conditioning Coach. . Chad ...... Kolarcik Performance Analyst Performance Ramineni . Ravi ...... DirectorAdministration Team Grant ...... Clark Team Services DirectorTeam Vince ...... Johnson Team Operations Assistant Operations . Dennis ...... Team ...... Sanchez Head Athletic TrainerRandy ...... Athletic . . Head Noteboom Assistant Athletic TrainersAthletic Assistant Chris CornishAye, . Aung ...... Medical Director Michael Morris Dr...... Equipment Manager . Nolan ...... Myer AssistantsEquipment Tranilla Johnson, Scott . . Brett ...... Director of Youth Development...... Darren Sawatzky . Darren ...... Development. Youth of Director Academy ManagerAcademy . Dick ...... McCormick ...... Head Academy . Marc ...... Nicholls ...... Coach...... TrainerAthletic Academy Joe ...... Montgomery Youth Academy Administrator. Cris ...... Academy Bacharach Youth Manager of Youth ProgramsYouth Manager of . Michael ...... Morris Youth Programs Operations Assistant Operations Programs Knapp Brayton ...... Youth 2014 | FINANCE DIGITAL MEDIA DIGITAL CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS & BROADCASTING COMMUNICATIONS BOX OFFICE, TICKET SALES & SERVICES COMMUNITY RELATIONS & DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY FAN RELATIONS SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE ...... Anna Rivera Luke Grothkopp, ...... Paul Bonnie, Karen Kelly, Steve Lund, Kylie Padgett, Patrick Rooney, Sean Twohy Rooney, Patrick Lund, Padgett, Kylie Steve Bonnie, Kelly, Paul Karen ...... Allison Allison ...... Waldin Smyrl, Katie Director of Director Finance Fonfara Peter ...... Director of Director Digital & Emerging Media Olson . Kenton ...... Managing DirectorBrian ...... Jones of Director Corporate Sales, Partnerships John Pleas, Gina ...... MartinezTodd, Manager of Sales Mike ...... Hettick ...... Manager of Corporate Partnership ServicesYoung . Lisa ...... Corporate Partnerships Account Manager, . Shaun ...... Angell, Brad Posten, Bill Smith Director of Director Community Outreach Sandy ...... Gregory...... Assistant of DevelopmentDirector Fan Johns Paul ...... Assistant of Director Community Outreach . Connie ...... Cate . . Community Outreach Coordinator Green Tiffany Imus, . Keli ...... CoordinatorsDevelopment Fan . . Thomas ...... Buren, Jessica Hancock International Outreach Manager. . Armando ...... Mejia Director of Director Communications . . Lane ...... Gammel of Director Communications (Sounders Garza FC).Jeff ...... of Director Corporate Communications. . . Suzanne ...... Lavender Assistant of Director . . Brian . . . Broadcasting...... O’Connell Communications Manager. Rich ...... Gonzales Assistant Communications . . Kory ...... Kemp Media Services Manager. Julie ...... Barber ...... Assistant (Sounders FC)Communications . . Mike ...... Ferris ...... ProducerExecutive Johnson Matt ...... Announcer Broadcast . Ross ...... Fletcher ...... Analyst Broadcast Keller Kasey ...... Ticket Services Ticket & Relations ManagerFan Walker Lindsay ...... Customer Relationship Representatives . . Emily . . Sikma, Mikaela Purvis, Nari Emily Erickson Kalafian, Director of Ticket Sales & Ticket Serviceof Director Chris...... Lawrence Sales ManagerTicket Winklmann Ian Shaw, . Casey ...... ManagerOffice Box Erin...... Johnson Manager -Office Box FGI. . Don ...... Repp Manager Assistant Office Box Coffey Ryan ...... CoordinatorOffice Box Janice Presting . . Grace ...... McCoy, Customer Sales Representatives Gary . ChrisWill ...... Brantley, . . Baretta, Boyle, Director of Director Business Analytics& Strategy Dunn . Jeff ...... Digital Digital Media Manager . Shane ...... Huy Evans, Nguyen Business AnalystBusiness Bach . Peter ...... Corporate Partnership Service Coordinator Jodi ...... Hutchinson Financial Financial Reporting Manager. . Ping ...... Chen Digital Video Digital Media Manager . Brian ...... Pan Creative ManagerCreative Glen ...... Iwasaki Digital Media Coordinator. Molly ...... Brady ...... Accounting Accounting Manager. . . Faruk ...... Punjani AccountantsSenior Skye Cariveau, Alex ...... Henderson Digital Digital Media ProducerBryan ...... Babcock Media Coordinator Bessey Tiffany ...... Assistant Administrative . Courtney ...... Haeg Senior Financial AccountantSenior Financial . . Deepthi ...... Krishnan Digital Digital Media Hosts Ventrella Tony Montgomery, . Jackie ...... Revenue Accountant Revenue Wright Michelle Bray, . Tory ...... Digital Media Writer & Host. Digital Writer Media Gaschk . Matt ...... A/P Supervisor ...... Tina Godfrey Digitial Content Digitial CoordinatorContent Drovetto Tony ...... 24

STAFF DIRECTORY STAFF DIRECTORY 25 onson Bailey, Stacy Baxter onson Bailey, media.soundersfc.com MARKETING RETAIL OPERATIONS RETAIL FIRST & GOAL FINANCE, FINANCE, CONTINUED GAMEDAY PRODUCTION GAMEDAY INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION EVENT SERVICES/ADMINISTRATION SUITE SALES, HOSPITALITY SERVICE & CORPORATE Director of Director Sales Vetting & Marketing Sarah ...... E...... Managing Director Managing of Director Suite Sales & Service Amy ...... Sprangers Director of Director OperationsRetail Doug ...... Orwiler Operations Retail Manager Olson . Ryan ...... Merchandise ManagerVikki ...... Knopf & Merchandising ManagerPromotions Retail . . Adam ...... Compton ...... Shop ManagersPro (Downtown) Cote Tara . . Melanie ...... Hoshino, Director of Director Marketing Richards Jeff ...... Weaver John ...... Director. Creative CRM ManagerDevelopment Polajzar Stacey ...... E-Mail Marketing Coordinator& Research . Liz ...... MacCool Graphic Design Coordinator. . Ashley ...... Hjalseth ...... Marketing Manager Heidi ...... Dettmer Manager Program Loyalty West . . Megan ...... Manager Analysis Marketing & Research Justin ...... Mitchell ...... Director of TechnologyDirector Information . Sterling ...... Monroe Applications Developer/DBA Joseph ...... Nicoletti Allen ...... Steensma ...... Administrators. Olson, Steve Senior Systems Administrator DBA/Systems Robert...... Ullman SpecialistTechnology Information . Nick ...... Johnson ...... Applications Developer . Monte ...... Happ ...... Director of Production Servicesof Director Production & Game Presentation. Rick ...... Crawford ...... & Engagementof Fan Director Event Presentation Tamar . Mark...... Lead Editor.Tabler Sean ...... ManagerGame Presentation Shellie ...... Roberts Operations Technical of Director Tremel Mike ...... Services EngineerTechnical Mike ...... Scerra ...... Operations ManagerTechnical Pinney . Dave ...... Services ManagerTechnical Jon ...... Roy . . Services Production Manager Glass . . David ...... Digital Designer/Editor Dan ...... Boyer ...... Payroll Accountant Payroll Ben ...... Draeger Payable Heather ...... Coordinator/Accounts Stamp Purchasing DeArmentA/P Jennifer ...... Coordinator. . . Duncan ...... Analyst.Patton ...... Data Assistant Administrative . Heidi ...... Karim Director of Director Guest Services. Pitzer Tom ...... Director of Director Hospitality & Events.Tompkins . Sarah ...... Pro Shop Assistant Assistant Manager.Shop Pro . Michael ...... Smyth Guest ServicesManagerAdministration Lisa ...... Meindl Director of Director Suite Sales Eric Mike ...... Naehr, ...... Engberg Warehouse ManagerWarehouse . Nate ...... Oziel ...... Marcos ...... Sepulveda ...... Coordinator. Warehouse Guest Services Manager . Chad ...... Scarbrough Event Sales & Services Coordinator . . Monica ...... Alfieri Suite Suite Sales Manager.Becca ...... Rollins s...... R ...... s. Assistant Administrative Suite Suite Services Manager. . Melanie ...... Kermin Suite Emily . . . Sales ...... Schultz ...... Coordinator...... Frank Wilkerson Frank Lisa Salinas, Dan Stone, Turner Lisa Michael Dan Salinas, Stone, Isacc Lima, Andrew Okamoto, Okamoto, Isacc Andrew Lima, 2014 | SECURITY EVENT EVENT OPERATIONS FACILITY OPERATIONS FACILITY SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE irector of irector SecurityDaryl ...... Niles Security ManagerArnoldChris ...... FTSO Ron Pawliuk, Jamie Reed James McDevitt, Mark ...... McCoy, Jansen, Matt Managing Director Managing of Director Security. Mike ...... Morrow ...... D Facility Operations Facility Manager Roberta Jacob ...... Davis, ...... Kranz BOEs Spanckeren Apple, Barnes,Van Cliff John Mike ...... Rein Holt, Scheeler, Dan Rynne, Steve Painters William Noble Lance ...... Ron . . . Lewis, Juett, Maintenance Lead. Dennis ...... Holmstrom UtilityWorkers Mori Karleen ...... Fred Brigham, Mayes, Kenneth Mechanic Bill ...... McNabb Fields Lead.Town Sam ...... Fields Crew Raul Moore, Rios Tim ...... Hardman, ...... Devon Loading Dock Mike ...... Foster ...... Director of Director Event Operations Littlefield Morgan ...... & Assistant of LogisticsDirector Conversion Lee Cook J...... Senior Event Manager James ...... Kraman ...... Event Managers Sam ...... Kristine...... Clake, ...... Sowers & Emanuel ConversionProduction . Tom ...... Technical Senior Manager, Grimm, Mike Knuth, ConversionTami Vincent ...... Cooper, 26

STAFF DIRECTORY COACHES SIGI SCHMID Schmid Schmid ranks No. 1 in MLS career victories to history MLS in coaches two of one is Schmid Schmid has twice served as the U.S. U-20 alma his at tradition winning a forged first Schmid Scores Scores of played have UCLA players Schmid’s Schmid Schmid is a member of both the National in residence a maintain Valerie, wife, his and He Born in Tuebingin, Germany, Schmid relocated Schmid Born Germany, in Tuebingin, Cup Cup and Shield, He Supporters’ the Cup. 2001 Champions U.S. Open CONCACAF 2001 the sea- and Cup first his in Year the of Coach MLS the voted was 79-53- were teams Galaxy his Altogether, 1999. son, 32 the and MLS reached win- Cup times, four final crowns. division three ning Schmid’s Overall, and (187) (418). coached games His combined record in post- MLS is 187-130-101. in (23) MLS win is season total the second-highest history. guide two teams to different MLS Cup He titles. is finals. Cup MLS four in coach to three of one at 2005 in recently most coach, head Team National the FIFA World 1994 Championships. Americans’ Schmid the on was Milutinovic Bora to an assistant the for coach head was also he and team Cup World 1991 World University Games. American Games and 1995 Pan he as serving was an assistant, After UCLA. mater, begin- 1980, in Bruins the of coach head to elevated cham- NCAA first His helm. the at run 19-year a ning pionship was won in 1985 at Kingdome. Seattle’s UCLA UCLA went on to claim two more national titles in 1990 and 1997. Schmid was named national coach was Schmid named national and 1990 1997. of the year following the 1997 championship. When the championship. 1997 of the following year he left to take over the Galaxy, his UCLA teams had teams UCLA his Galaxy, the over take to left he accumulated a record of 322-63-33. of record a accumulated professionally and internationally, including Sounders Sounders FC Sporting Director Jones, Cobi Friedel, Chris Brad include Others Henderson (1989-90). Bocanegra. Carlos and Lewis Eddie Caligiuri, Paul Southern California. Schmid is a Certified Accountant. Public Soccer Soccer and UCLA halls of fame and he was presented season. 2010 the following with Award Achievement the Walt Torrance, and Chyzowychin to 1956, to the U.S. with his family Lifetime He in starter at was Calif., 1962. a UCLA four-year in Degree B.S. a with graduated he where (1972-75) Economics in 1976 and later Business earned Administration a M.A. from in the University of Lacey, Erik, children: four has He Beach. Manhattan Kurt and Kyle. Kurt is a Scout. and Coach Sounders FC Assistant 2014 | Schmid 11 15 14 27 23 117 159 128 124 187 Wins Wins Sigi HEAD COACH MOST ALL-TIME SEASON MLS WINS SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE POSTSEASON MLS WINS 2 Sigi Schmid 1Arena Bruce 23Arena Bruce Dominic Kinnear 1 Sigi Schmid 3 Dominic Kinnear 45 Bob Bradley Yallop Frank 45 Bob Bradley Nicol Steve MOST ALL-TIME REGULAR Named the first Head Coach of Seattle has Schmid Year, the of Coach MLS two-time A Schmid also guided Sounders FC to a record Schmid joined Sounders FC in its inaugural Galaxy L.A. Schmid’s 2004, through 1999 From Rank Coaches Rank Coaches Sounders FC on December 16, 2008, Sigi Schmid is Schmid Sigi 2008, 16, December on FC Sounders the winningest coach in MLS Since history. 1999, won have teams nine includ- major titles, Schmid’s Cups. two MLS ing in appearances five-consecutive to FC Sounders led the marking second-longest the MLS Cup Playoffs, con- most for record the nearing while streak active an expansion by appearances postseason secutive Western first-ever its reached club the 2012, In team. Championship and, Conference in the 2013, team the against match Round Knockout first-ever its won Rapids. Colorado three-straight Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup in team the becoming first 42 to win years back-to- titles, back-to-back championships. The by followed United, run D.C. at win road 2-1 a with 2009 began claim in to Crew Columbus the against win home 2-1 a the In Sounders title. FC 2010 2011, made history with a Field. 2-0 win CenturyLink at over the Pitch Chicago Xbox Fire in the on front of crowd a record campaign after leading the Columbus Crew to its MLS earning Shield, Supporters’ and Cup MLS first 2008. in honors Year the of Coach the teams 2002 won MLS four major competitions: 28

COACHES SIGI SCHMID COACHES SIGI SCHMID 29 3-2-3 8-5-6 9-4-7 4-6-6 4-1-1 0-2-0 2-2-2 3-4-3 8-8-6 5-2-1 9-1-4 7-9-10 8-6 3-4-4 4-9-3 4-6-5 6-5-4 5-5-5 6-6-3 9-3-5 4-4-9 5-10-2 media.soundersfc.com 2-0-1 18-8-10 4-2-11-3-0 1-0-0 23-17-7 0-2-0 2-1-1 14-11-7 6-1-00-1-02-0-10-1-1 28-12-8 17-11-5 19-9-12 2-1-11-2-0 13-15-8 2-0-0 16-15-5 9-3 6-2-3 4-6-6 5-5-5 11-2-2 7-2-6 8-4-3 9-4-4 11-4-2 10-2-5 3-2-3 8-5-6 6-6-6 4-1-1 0-2-0 3-2-3 9-1-4 9-4-7 4-5-5 2-2-2 3-2-1 16-8-9 17-9-11 17-10-5 11-14-7 15-13-5 22-11-8 SCHMID VS. MLS Overall4-2 Home3-1-13-2-2 Away5-1-0 3-0-0 2-0-0 MLS Cup 1-1-0 2-0-1 1-1-0 1-1-1 3-0-0 1-1-1 1-0-0 0-1 1-1-0 0-0 0-1-0 0-1 (OT) (OT) 1-0 0-0 23-14-6 16-2-3 5-10-3 2-2 Overall (OT)Overall 17-9 (1-2-8)14-10-8 (3-0-5)14-7-5 (3-3-3)16-9-3 Home (OT) (2-1-9)9-12-9 8-3-5 (1-0-5)9-6-7 9-3-1 (2-0-1) (2-1-2) (OT) Away 11-1-2 (0-2-3) 6-7-3 9-3-3 (2-0-3) 5-4-4 (1-0-4) 5-8-1 (1-2-1) 0-9-6 (0-1-6) (9-6-25)187-130-101 (7-1-11) 117-44-47 70-86-54 (2-5-14) Regular Regular Season Postseason Total ALL-TIME MLS CUP PLAYOFFS ALL-TIME ALL-TIME MLS REGULAR SEASON Vancouver TOTAL 187-130-101 23-14-6 210-144-107 Team Chicago Chivas USA Colorado D.C. United Kansas CityL.A. Galaxy Miami Montreal New England 19-15-6 New York Portland 13-11-7 Real Salt LakeSan Jose Toronto 6-7-5 Columbus FC Dallas Houston Philadelphia Bay Tampa Year19992000 Team 2001 Galaxy L.A. 2002 Galaxy L.A. 2003 Galaxy L.A. 2008 Galaxy* L.A. 2009 Galaxy L.A. 2010 Crew* Columbus 2011 Sounders FC Seattle 2012 Sounders FC Seattle 2013 Sounders FC Seattle 0-1-1 3-0-1Totals Sounders FC Seattle 0-2-0* MLS Cup Champion Sounders FC Seattle 1-1-0 0-0-1 2-1-1 2-0-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-1 0-1-0 1-0-1 0-1-0 0-0 1-1-0 1-0 1-1-0 0-0 0-1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 199920002001 Galaxy L.A. 2002 Galaxy# L.A. 2003 Galaxy L.A. 2004 Galaxy+ L.A. 2006 Galaxy L.A. 2007 Galaxy L.A. 2008 Crew Columbus 2009 Crew Columbus 2010 Crew+ Columbus 2011 Sounders FC Seattle 8-15-9 2012 Sounders FC Seattle 9-11-10 2013 Sounders FC Seattle 12-7-11 17-7-6 Totals Sounders FC Seattle 14-10-6 Champions Winner Cup # CONCACAF Sounders FC Seattle 18-7-9 Shield + Supporters’ MLS 15-8-11 15-12-7 Year Team 40 33 30 50 31 40 20 40 WL T Year1991 Team 1992 UCLA (NCAA)1993 UCLA (NCAA)1994 UCLA (NCAA) 18 1995 UCLA (NCAA) 13 1996 UCLA (NCAA) 18 1997 UCLA (NCAA) 18 1998 UCLA (NCAA)* 18 College Record UCLA (NCAA) 16 22 *NCAA Champion 17 322 63 33 2014 | NCAAMLSMLSMLS NCAA Championship CONCACAF Champions Cup U.S. Open Cup MLS Cup LeagueNCAANCAA Championship NCAA Championship NCAA Championship Overall0-0-1 (OT)1-0-21-1-0 Home (0-0-1) (0-0-2) All games neutral site (OT) (0-0-0) All games neutral site All games neutral site 13-8-5 Away (0-0-3) (OT) 8-5-0 (0-0-0) 4-6-2 (0-0-0) Overall1-1-0 (OT)3-1-04-0-1 Home (0-0)3-1-0 (0-1)2-1-0 0-1-0 (OT) (2-0-1)0-1-0 2-1-0 (1-0) 4-0-0 Away (0-0) (0-0) 1-0-0 (0-0) (0-1) (2-0) (OT) 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-1 (0-0) (0-0) (0-0) 2-1-0 (0-0) (0-0) (0-0-1) 1-1-0 0-1-0 (1-0) 30-9-3 (0-0) (0-0) (5-3-2) 22-3-0 (3-1) 8-6-3 (2-2-2) 22 53 40 23 32 14 15 71 54 41 14 ALL-TIME COLLEGIATE ALL-TIME COLLEGIATE ALL-TIME ALL-TIME U.S. OPEN CUP WL T CHAMPIONSHIPS UNDER SCHMID CHAMPIONSHIPS UNDER ALL-TIME CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 199720002001 UCLA 2002 L.A. Galaxy 2008 L.A. Galaxy 2009 L.A. Galaxy 2010 Columbus Crew2011 Sounders FC Sounders FC MLS Sounders FC MLS MLS MLS Cup MLS U.S. Open Cup U.S. Open Cup U.S. Open Cup Year19851990 Team UCLA UCLA SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Year1980 Team 1981 UCLA (NCAA)1982 UCLA (NCAA)1983 UCLA (NCAA) 18 1984 UCLA (NCAA) 12 1985 UCLA (NCAA) 16 1986 UCLA (NCAA)* 17 1987 UCLA (NCAA) 19 1988 20 UCLA (NCAA)1989 UCLA (NCAA) 16 1990 UCLA (NCAA) 14 UCLA (NCAA)* 13 18 19 199920002003 Galaxy (MLS)* L.A. 2010-11 Galaxy (MLS)*^ L.A. Sounders 2011-12FC Seattle (MLS) Galaxy (MLS)* L.A. Sounders 2012-13FC Seattle (MLS) 2-5-1 Sounders Totals FC (MLS) Seattle 4-0-0 Champions Cup * CONCACAF 5-2-1 Champions Cup ^ Champion CONCACAF (0-0-0) (0-0-0) 2-2-0 (0-0-0) 3-2-0 3-1-0 (0-0-0) 0-3-1 (0-0-0) 2-2-1 (0-0-0) 2-1-1 (0-0-0) (0-0-0) (0-0-0) Year Team Year Team 199920002001 Galaxy (MLS) L.A. 2002 Galaxy (MLS) L.A. 2003 Galaxy (MLS)^ L.A. 2004 Galaxy (MLS) L.A. 2006 Galaxy (MLS) L.A. 2007 Galaxy (MLS) L.A. 2008 (MLS)Crew Columbus 2009 (MLS)Crew Columbus 2010 (MLS)Crew Columbus 2011 Sounders FC Seattle (MLS)^ 1-1-02012 Sounders FC Seattle (MLS)^ 4-0-0 0-1-02013 Sounders FC Seattle (MLS)^ 3-0-1 1-1-0Totals (0-1) Sounders FC (MLS) Seattle 4-0-0 (1-0) Open Cup Champion ^ U.S. (0-0) Sounders FC (MLS) Seattle 4-0-1 (1-0) 0-0-0 (0-1) 2-0-0 0-1-0 (0-0) 0-1-0 3-0-0 1-0-0 (0-0-1) (0-0) 4-0-0 (1-0) (0-0) 4-0-0 (0-0) 1-1-0 (0-0) (0-0) 2-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 (0-0) (0-0) 0-0-1 0-1-0 (0-1) 0-0-0 (0-0) (0-0) 0-0-1 (0-0) (1-0) (0-1) (0-0) 0-1-0 (0-0-1) (0-0-0) 30

COACHES SIGI SCHMID COACHES ASSISTANTS 31 media.soundersfc.com A A Seattle native, Schmetzer signed with the signed Schmetzer with the San Diego Sockers In 1985, Schmetzer played on loan to FC Seattle won the Continental Indoor won Soccer League the Seattle Continental in title 1997. Sounders’ North American Soccer League chise fran- following his graduation a as from seasons three played He Nathan 1980. in School Hale High midfielder for Seattle before going to for Tulsa the final NASL won team his and a seasonas youth father his by coached in championships. 1984. youth state out of 10 seven Schmetzer was in 1984 and played seven seasons in Indoor the Soccer League Major with San Diego was He (1984-88), (1990-91). Louis St. and (1988-90) Tacoma a member of San teams in Diego’s 1985, MISL 1986 championship and Seattle for 1988. A-League inaugural sea- the Sounders’ He returned to son in 1994 before completing his playing career 1995-96. from the with SeaDogs Seattle, scoring twice in and FC Seattle, Tacoma with a While Santos. 2-1 Brazil’s friendly win over brothers younger included teammates Schmetzer’s Andy and Walter. Schmetzer has three and Kian. Colin children, Daniela, Schmetzer Brian COACH TOP ASSISTANT Brian Schmetzer enters his sixth season as top as season sixth his enters Schmetzer Brian seasons served Schmetzer as seven the head Schmetzer has 13 years of experience coach- - Sound USL-1 the of coach head was Schmetzer Previously, he was assistant to Fernando assistant assistant coach for Sigi Schmid’s staffis He 2008. after 22, being December on position the to named one of the Puget Sound soccer most community’s and playing after figures coaching for recognizable 1980. since franchises professional top region’s the coach of the Sounders’ United Soccer First League’s Division club. He guided championships in Seattle 2005 and and to 2007, Open U.S. USL-1 in and 2007 2008. advancements Cup semifinal level. professional the at playing of years 15 and ing He was a member of dur- teams six championship ing span. that ers from 2002-08. In addition to championships, qualified the and two record his best league the for teams Cup also Commissioner’s twice won six for He the of the was playoffs years. seven chosen 23-4-1. going after in 2002 Year of the Coach USL-1 His in 2004. runners-up league were The Sounders 100-57-41. was record season regular overall Clavijo with the Seattle SeaDogs from 1996-97. FC A A native of the island of St. Vincent in the During his time with Washington Premier, Dutra Premier, Washington with time his During Dutra four played seasons in the on A-League Born and raised in Olympia, Dutra graduated is married two to Molli and have they chil- Tom At the amateur level, Dutra served two seasons two served Dutra level, amateur the At with with the New York MetroStars, before joining the Caribbean, Caribbean, Hendrickson began his career in 1997 from 2001-08. from with worked more than a who have dozen keepers played at the Division I those was collegiate Tally Hall, the level. starting Among keeper for two- Dynamo. Houston Cup runner-up MLS time the 1996 Sounders’ championship team. He later (Pa.). Valley and Orleans Lehigh New for started He was a of member High School. Timberline from the youth national sustaining team before program the with 1995 in resumed career His leg. fractured a Division. of Pro the USISL Surge (Salem) Oregon and Maggie. Tanner dren, Keller captured that same award in 2009. in 2009. award same that captured Keller (2007-08) as assistant coach University for and was Saint an assistant Martin’s for five seasons (2002-06) at Pacific Lutheran. He was director of goalkeeping for Washington ODP Dutra served on 2002-04. from the ODP state staff in 2008 and was the and also at Blackhills goalkeeping FC 2001-06 from Premier director for Washington with the champion D.C. United team in 2004. team United D.C. the with champion 2008 MLS Cup in Columbus. Hendrickson was also was Hendrickson Columbus. in Cup MLS 2008 MLS MLS Cup with the Los Angeles Galaxy and the ning two with Schmid. Together, they won the 2002 the won they Together, two ning Schmid. with ber ber of three MLS Cup championship teams, win- goals goals and Hendrickson three was assists. a mem- He He also played in 32 postseason games with five 2014 | Hendrickson Dutra Tom GOALKEEPER COACH Ezra COACH ASSISTANT SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Tom Dutra was named Tom the Sounders FC goal- Dutra, 41, served two seasons as goalkeeper In 2013, Dutra managed four goalkeepers, FC Sounders Dutra with keeper worked retired Hendrickson Hendrickson played parts of eight seasons for Ezra Hendrickson was announced as an assis- an as announced was Hendrickson Ezra keeper coach on December 29, 2008, and is recog- is and 2008, 29, December on coach keeper keep- young developing in work his for locally nized professionals. established as as well training ers coach under Sounders. Brian Schmetzer for the three of USL which started in the regular helped season. He Austrian keeper another strong campaign, finishing Michaelsecond in club Gspurning history in to with MLS) 10 while shutouts (T-5th post- Hahnemann Marcus trained also Dutra wins. 12 ing in preparation for his return longest to the for MLS record in the Last set 2012. Hahnemann’s season, history in MLS appearances between league lapse apper- total eight made and days) 39 and years (14 all competitions. across ances train- 1-on-1 a conducting for decade, Keller Kasey ing sessions to prepare Keller Europe for each his summer. return Under to Chris Dutra’s Eylander twice guidance, led USL-1 in saves and fin- the named also and was in shutouts, second ished Open U.S. Cup Player of in the Tournament 2008. lar season assists. 30 matchesadded and goals 23 scored he defense, with 225 starts. Playing his retirement. Hendrickson appeared in appeared Hendrickson his 266 retirement. regu- Sigi Sigi Schmid, including three in Columbus prior to of the Sounders FC Reserve League team. League FC Reserve of the Sounders in Major League Soccer. He is also the head coach head the also is He Soccer. League Major in 14-year 14-year professional career, including 12 seasons tant coach on January 20, 2009, after completing a completing after 2009, 20, January on coach tant 32

COACHES ASSISTANTS COACHES ASSISTANTS 33 media.soundersfc.com Prior Prior to joining Sounders FC, Schmid was an Schmid Schmid was a member of the Region IV ODP An An All-American and business administration at South High School in Torrance, Calif. Torrance, in at School High South South Bay Soccer Club. His coaching career began career coaching His Club. Soccer Bay South at at West Coast he FC. Previously was a coach for boys coaching staff for two years and also coached also and two years for staff coaching boys program. All All three were first-time achievements for the UCI the Anteaters the Anteaters earned an NCAA tournament berth. regular season and tournament championship, and championship, tournament and season regular 2008, UC Irvine won both the Big West Conference West Big the both won Irvine UC 2008, Mary’s College, then from 2007-08 at UC then Mary’s College, In from Irvine. 2007-08 assistant coach at the collegiate level, first at first coach Saint at assistant level, the collegiate levels levels across a variety of sports, including soccer, hockey, baseball, football, rugby Before and joining Los in Performance lacrosse. Sounders Athletes’ at Coach FC, Performance he worked and as he Angeles where assist- athletes elite trained a ed with the LA Galaxy strength is and a pursuing Kolarcik currently master’s programs. conditioning degree in Exercise License. Coaching Science “D” Soccer and holds a U.S. acquired by Columbus in early 2006. in early Columbus by acquired played first Hendrickson major at University, Drake professionally with New Orleans Select of League (1995-96). the After earning USISL international cap his in 1995, first he served 12 years as captain of the Soccer earned U.S. his St. Hendrickson team. national Vincent and the License in Coaching December He of is 2008. a Grenadines ‘A’ and Vincent, has two daugh- St. of Layou, resident and McKenzie. Xavia ters, Kolarcik Schmid Chad HEAD STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH Kurt COACH/SCOUT ASSISTANT In his role, Schmid is responsible for discover- In for his Schmid is role, responsible Kurt Kurt Schmid was named the Sounders Seattle Kolarcik, originally from Pittsburgh, Penn., He has spent the past six years training ath- Chad Chad Kolarcik enters his third year with the Hendrickson went to Dallas in 2003 and began Dallas to went Hendrickson cover new talent. new cover potential international newcomers to train with Sounders Sounders FC and abroad travels frequently to dis- MLS SuperDraft. He is also responsible for bringing for responsible also is He SuperDraft. MLS Combine, and advised Seattle’s management at the at management Seattle’s advised and Combine, the club’s Las Vegas Combine, assisted at the MLS the at assisted Combine, Vegas Las club’s the team. Over the past offseason, he has put together the offseason, past Over team. ing ing and talent evaluating for the Sounders FC first Seattle’s primary international and college scout. and college primary international Seattle’s Entering Entering his sixth season on the staff, Schmid is FC FC scout and assistant coach on March 12, 2009. received his Mathematics degree and in University. Economics Computer from Duquesne Science, professional and collegiate school, high the at letes Sounders FC, and first season as the team’s Head as season and the FC, first team’s Sounders coach. & Conditioning Strength Galaxy later that season. He totaled six seasons in six seasons He totaled that season. later Galaxy where he Angeles, Los won the 2000 CONCACAF two in a victory, scoring 3-2 goals Cup, Champions and the Lamar Open 2001 Hunt Cup, scoring U.S. one goal in a He 2-1 was victory. named Galaxy’s season. the 2001 for Player Valuable Most the next season with the A-League’s United for Charleston its Battery joining before D.C. run to the in appearances 31 all starting After Cup. MLS 2004 was USA, Hendrickson Chivas 2005 for expansion His His professional career began overseas with Schmid and his wife, Joanne, have one daugh- one have Joanne, wife, his and Schmid Rouge Bombers, earning second team All-EISL team second earning Bombers, Rouge Tenney Coaching Science from George Mason University. Mason George from Science Coaching nia University of Pennsylvania, and a nia of bachelor's in University Pennsylvania, a degree in Business-Economics. a degree Reagan. ter, Science-Performance - Science-Performance Enhancement for from Cali director of playing ODP, Tenney’s (2005 Championships and 2006). winning two career features both collegiate ODP and served he indoor (1989-91), profes- Tech Virginia National At honors. sional as team captain the Hokies’ final two seasons. As goalkeeper, MVP in 1989. Defensive the Conference he was Germany’s voted SV Linx Metro (1992-93) (1993-94). and He FC returned Rastatt Washington Warthogs home of to the Continental play Soccer Indoor League from for goal- for 1994-97 played and minutes and the held wins saves, franchise for records keepers. He was with the Baltimore Blast NPSL of the from 1998-2000 and also Baton starred for the in 1998. Tenney is married to Allison, who is assistant coach of an the Seattle University women’s and Quinn, two daughters, have They team. soccer Exercise in degree master’s a earned He Cameron. 2014 | David SPORTS SCIENCE AND PERFORMANCE MANAGER SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Tenney Tenney implemented the Catapult GPS pro- Prior to MLS, Tenney held Prior the to Tenney MLS, same dual role Schmid played at Wake Forest and UCLA and Forest Wake at played Schmid Prior to joining Sounders FC, Tenney served as served Tenney FC, Sounders joining to Prior While at George Mason, Tenney also served as served also Tenney Mason, George at While David Tenney enters his enters first season as Tenney Sports David was with a UCLA of graduate a is He team. memberChampionship of the Bruins’ 2002 NCAA youth youth teams from 2004-06 and as girls Maryland’s director director of coaching for the Washington Freedom in 12 years. years. in 12 with the George women’s teams for Mason two seasons. In time University 2006, first the for Mason Tournament NCAA men’s the to advanced and both fitness and goalkeeper coach in Kansas City in City Kansas in coach goalkeeper and fitness both post- the reach Wizards the helping 2008, and 2007 season both years. Conference Kansas Finals in City 2007. He also reached license from holds the and Czech NSCAA Republic F.A. an the ‘A’ Diploma. 'Premier' gram gram which measures player movement in games technolo- Omegawave the as well as practices, and and state heart variability rate player’s gy that tests participation. and after before of readiness Science Science & Performance Manager after spending the previous five seasons as fitness coach. He is one and of most Major respected League Soccer’s in minds sports science. progressive 34

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minutes played, started and played, leader in games ALONSO all-time Seattle’s OSVALDO KC: Hercegfalvi (51), Wolff (53) Wolff (51), Hercegfalvi KC: Huckerby (78), Wondolowski (84) Wondolowski (78), Huckerby COL: Clark COL: (25), (47) Casey (68) Huckerby SJ: (87); OG (63), Gomez (34), Pontius DC: 2014 | MAY (0-0-5) MAY JULY (1-0-1) JULY JUNE (2-1-2) APRIL (2-2-0) MARCH (2-0-0) AUGUST (1-3-2) OCTOBER (3-0-0) PLAYOFFS (0-1-1) PLAYOFFS SEPTEMBER (1-1-1) 2009 SOUNDERS2009 RESULTS MLS FC SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE 8/29 TOR D 0-0 32,680 8-6-10None TOR: None; SEA: 8/23 HOU at D 1-1 17,063 8-6-9 (36) Cameron HOU: (70); Jaqua SEA: 8/20 NE L 0-1 32,776 8-6-8 (21) Joseph NE: None; SEA: 10/24 DAL W 2-1 33,108 (14) Harris 12-7-11 DAL: (84); Evans (61), Jaqua SEA: MLS Regular Season: 12-7-11 Season: Regular MLS 0-1-1 Playoffs: Cup MLS 9/26 NE at L 1-2 15,961 9-7-11 87) (51, Joseph NE: (6); Montero SEA: 8/15 LA at W 2-0 20,162 8-5-8None LA: (54); Montero (22), Zakuani SEA: 11/8 HOU at L 0-1 27,465 12-8-12 (96) Ching HOU: None; SEA: 10/17 KC at W 3-2 10,135 (76); Jaqua 11-7-11 (69), Levesque (27), Marshall SEA: 9/19 CHV D 0-0 32,740 9-6-11None CHV: None; SEA: 8/8 RSL at L 0-1 14,193 7-5-8 (62) Findley RSL: None; SEA: 10/29 HOU D 0-0 35,807 12-7-12None HOU: None; SEA: 10/3 CLB at W 1-0 14,372 10-7-11None CLB: (36); Levesque SEA: 9/12 DC at W 2-1 19,592 9-6-10 (54) Wallace DC: (84); Montero (5), Zakuani SEA: 8/2 SJ at L 0-4 9,919 7-4-8 (54), Glen (2), Goal Own SJ: None; SEA: 7/117/25 HOU CHI W D 2-1 32,443 0-0 7-3-7 32,516 (12) Davis HOU: (46); Ianni (31), Montero SEA: 7-3-8None CHI: None; SEA: 6/66/13 at CHV SJ L W 0-1 13,117 2-1 4-3-5 29,039 Lillingston (38) CHV: None; SEA: 5-3-5 Ljungberg (42), (59); SEA: Montero 5/25/10 at CHI5/16 LA5/23 at DAL D at COL D5/30 D D 1-1 CLB 10,228 1-1 1-1 2-2 4-2-1 D 8,247 29,139 16,528 Pappa CHI: (68) Marshall (74); SEA: 4-2-2 4-2-3 4-2-46/17 1-1 Rocha (45+) Le DAL: HurtadoGordon (35) SEA: Toux SEA: LA: (22); (18); Jaqua (17), Montero (76); SEA: DC 29,1526/20 4-2-56/28 NY at Moreno (12) Jaqua CLB: SEA: (58); D COL D 3-3 W 1-1 29,159 3-0 5-3-6 14,313 (57); Montero (45), Jaqua (38), 5-3-7Alonso 32,469 SEA: (40) Angel NY: (45+); 6-3-7 Montero SEA: None COL: 68); (48, Jaqua (23), Montero SEA: 4/44/11TOR at 4/18 KC4/25 W at CHV SJ L L 2-0 20,658 W 0-2 0-1 3-0-0 15,463 28,780 None TOR: Zakuani Ljungberg (15), SEA: (45); 2-0 3-2-0 3-1-0 28,893 Own Goal (32), CHV: Chijindu None; (84) SEA: ArnaudKC: None; (80) SEA: 4-2-0 None Zakuani SEA: (42), SJ: Evans (50); Date3/19 Opp3/28 NY RSL W/L Score W W Att 3-0 Rec 2-0 32,608 28,642 Goal Scorers 1-0-0 2-0-0 None 75), NY: (12, Montero Evans (25); SEA: None RSL: Jaqua (77); Montero SEA: (17), 86

RECORDS & HISTORY 2009 SEASON RECORDS & HISTORY 2009 SEASON 87 0/0 0/0 0-1-00-1-0 0 0 7/8 0 2/0 1/49/5 07/8 3 0/1 0 1/0 1/3 1/0 0 0/0 3/2 0 1/0 6/6 08/4 0/0 3 2/0 12-7-11 10 7-12-11 9 12-5-11 10 13/4 0 3/0 18/11 1 4/0 23/12 0 5/2 24/18 2 5/0 24/24 1 4/2 33/25 0 8/0 00 00 13 13 02 media.soundersfc.com 40 83 1.48 2.00 10 19 46 21 0 9/26 12 1/0 27 14 9427 31/67 12 4 52 6/1 7/14 11 0/0 47 16 1 47/35 21 6/1 HT SOG CK FC/FS OFF C/E 00 1 0 0 44 04 2 2 1 00 000 0 0 0 00 0 1 0 0 0 00 3 0 0 00 000 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 22 20 7 4 0 13 12 711 2 7 0 2 0 02 3 0 7 00 1 1 0 00 6 1 1 97 32 GAS 321 312 90 61 440 61 90 Ljungberg Ljungberg (0/1), (0/1) Montero 11 10 95 9 6 492 11 11 979 10 3 433 12 9 893 17 10 1102 14 2 305 29 24 1993 28 2729 2334 29 2549 30 30 2700 38 46 322 126 167 353/402 91 59/8 28 2727 2278 25 2294 GP GS MIN 10 11 GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-T SO Ljungberg Alonso Ljungberg (5), (2), Jaqua (2), Evans (1), Hurtado (1), Ianni (1), Le Toux (1), Montero (4), Montero Jaqua (2), Zakuani (2), Evans (1), Ianni (1), (1), Levesque Ljungberg (1) SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC SEATTLE INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING 2009 SOUNDERS2009 STATISTICS MLS FC yassi, yassi, Sanna urtado, urtado, Jhon Kennedy 27 26 2334 agenas, agenas, Peter 14 9 740 akuani, Steve jungberg, Freddiejungberg, 22 21 1836 aqua, Nate anni, Patrick Montero was the Montero MLS and Year of Newcomer the All-Star an in 2009. os Player GAME-WINNING GOALS: GAME-WINNING GOALS: GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: GAME-WINNING Marshall (1), Riley (1), Zakuani (1) ATTEMPTS/GOALS: KICK PENALTY TEAM TOTALS TEAM on caused;FS-fouls goal;FC-fouls GP-games scored;MIN-minutes;G-goals;A-assists;SHT-shots,SOG-shots played;GS-goals suffered;OFF-offsides:C/E-cautions/ejections GK Chris Eylander, GK Ben Dragavon, Own Goals Received: DDTyson Wahl, D/M Zach Scott, Nathan Sturgis, MMN King, Stephen TOTALSOPPONENT 30 30 2700 29 28 307 114 141 402/352 57 71/4 DMV James Riley, GK Kasey Keller, D Gonzalez, Leo MM/F Osvaldo Alonso, Le Toux, SebastienDI DH 28 27 15 26 1457 2207 1 3 22 7 3 35/31 0 5/0 MZ MML Brad Evans, DFTyrone Marshall, Roger Levesque, 26 14 25 2166 2 260 P FFJ Fredy Montero, 27 27 2217 12 7 86 32 5 47/62 33 5/1 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals allowed;GAA-goals against allowed;GAA-goals avg.;PG-penalty GP-games scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals played;GS-goals GK Chris Eylander, GK Kasey Keller, GK Ben Dragavon, 29 29 2549 108 78 26 0.92 POS Player TEAM TOTALSTEAM 30 30 2700 114 81 29 0.97 goals;PA-penalty attempts;W/L/T-wins/losses.ties;SO-shutouts goals;PA-penalty OPPONENT TOTALSOPPONENT 30 30 2700 126 85 38 1.27 ontero (Le ontero Toux, 65) ontero ontero urtado ontero ontero urtado urtado ontero (Nyassi, 80) ontero jungberg jungberg (Nyassi, 78) akuani (Nyassi, 79) akuani jungberg akuani urtado aqua turgis aqua (King, 74) aqua (Levesque, 74) aqua (Levesque, akuani (Le Toux, 67) jungberg (Levesque, 87) jungberg (Levesque, aqua anni anni anni April 4, April 20092-0 4, - at W, TOR - GK Keller DDH Riley DD Marshall M Scott Zakuani 79) (Sturgis, M Alonso M Evans M Le Toux FL F Jaqua April 25, 2009 - SJ - W, 2-0 April 200925, - W, SJ - GK Keller D Riley DH D Marshall DS MZ M Alonso M Evans ML FM FJ May 16, 2009 May 16, - at 1-1 - DAL D, GK Keller D 18) (Wahl, Scott DH D Marshall DI MZ M Alonso M Evans (Nyassi, 79) M Le Toux FM FJ D MZ Riley ML M King M Evans FM FJ June 6, 2009June 6, - at CHV - 0-1 L, GK Keller DDH Wahl DI June 20, 2009June 20, - at NY 1-1 - D, GK Keller D Wahl D Marshall DI D Riley MZ M Evans M Alonso M Le Toux (Nyassi, 69) FM FJ 2014 | ontero ontero ontero urtado ontero (Sturgis, 89) (Sturgis, ontero ontero (Zakuani, ontero 66) urtado urtado urtado turgis (Scott, 72) turgis (Scott, jungberg agenas (Ianni, 64) urtado akuani (Nyassi, 73) aqua akuani jungberg jungberg jungberg aqua aqua (Le Toux, 83) jungberg jungberg (King, 77) aqua (Ianni, 85) March 28, 2009 - RSL - W, 2-0 200928, March - W, RSL - GK Keller D Riley DH D Marshall D Scott M Zakuani 61) (Ljungberg, M Alonso M Evans M Le 89) Toux (Levesque, FM F Jaqua 71) (Sturgis, 2009 April 18, - at CHV - 0-2 L, GK Eylander DDH Riley (Nyassi, 71) May 10, 2009 May - 10, LA 1-1 - D, GK Keller D Riley DH D Marshall DS MZ M Alonso M Evans ML FFJ Le Toux (King, 87) DD Marshall M Scott Le Toux M(Zakuani, 45) Alonso M Evans ML FM FJ May 30, 2009May 30, - CLB 1-1 - D, GK Keller D Wahl DH D Marshall D Riley MZ ML MV M Evans FM FJ June 17, 2009 - DC 3-3 - D, June 17, GK Keller D Wahl D Marshall DH D Riley M Le Toux ML M Alonso M Evans FM FJ 2009 SOUNDERS2009 LINEUPS MLS FC SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE ontero (Levesque, 89) (Levesque, ontero ontero ontero ontero ontero ontero ontero (Alonso, 75) (Alonso, ontero urtado urtado urtado urtado turgis turgis (Wahl, 80) turgis (Wahl, agenas (Ianni, 71) akuani (Le Toux, 56) akuani akuani (Levesque, 77) akuani (Levesque, jungberg jungberg (Zakuani, 81) jungberg jungberg (King, 81) jungberg aqua aqua anni 88 March 19, 2009 - NY - W, 3-0 2009 19, March - W, NY - GK Keller D Riley DH D Marshall D Scott M Nyassi (Zakuani, 68) M Alonso M Evans M Le Toux FM F Jaqua April 11, 2009 - April KC 11, - 0-1 L, GK Keller D Riley DH D Marshall D (Nyassi, 86) Scott M Le 31) Toux (Dragavon, M Alonso M Evans ML FM FJ May 2, 2009 - at CHI - D, 1-1 - D, 2009 CHI - at 2, May GK Keller D Riley DH D Marshall DS MZ M Alonso M Evans ML FM F Jaqua May 23, 2009May 23, - at COL 2-2 - D, GK Keller DS DH D Marshall D Riley MZ M Alonso (King, 2) MV M Le Toux FM FJ June 13, 2009 - SJ - W, 2-1 2009 June 13, - W, SJ - D Riley MZ GK Keller D Wahl D Marshall DI ML M King M Evans FM FToux Le

RECORDS & HISTORY 2009 LINEUPS RECORDS & HISTORY 2009 LINEUPS 89 ontero (Wahl, 89) (Wahl, ontero ontero (Scott, 81) (Scott, ontero (Le ontero Toux, 67) ontero ontero ontero urtado urtado urtado agenas turgis turgis (Vagenas, 68) akuani (Levesque, 81) akuani (Levesque, akuani (Le Toux, 74) akuani (Vagenas, 67) akuani (Levesque, 69) akuani (Levesque, jungberg jungberg jungberg jungberg aqua (Le Toux, 85) aqua (Nyassi, 88) aqua aqua anni anni media.soundersfc.com FL M Evans M Alonso MJ FM Oct. 24, 2009 - FCD - W, 2-1 200924, Oct. - W, FCD - GK Keller D Gonzalez D Marshall DH D Riley MZ MV Aug. 15, 2009 - at LA - W, 2-0 W, Aug. - LA at - 2009 15, GK Keller D Gonzalez DI D Marshall D Riley MZ M Alonso M Evans FM FJ FJ Aug. 29, 2009 - TOR - D, 0-0 - TOR 2009D, 29, Aug. - GK Keller D Gonzalez D Marshall (Ianni, 19) DH M Evans M Alonso ML FM D Riley MZ July 25, 200925, July - CHI 0-0 - D, GK Keller D Wahl DI D Hurtado D Riley M Zakuani (Le Toux, 75) MS M Alonso ML F 89) Jaqua (Levesque, FM FL M Evans M Alonso MJ FM Sept. 26, 200926, Sept. - at NE - 1-2 L, GK Keller D Gonzalez (King, 89) D Marshall DH D Riley MZ ontero ontero ontero ontero ontero ontero (Levesque, 62) (Levesque, ontero urtado urtado urtado urtado (Ianni, 81) agenas agenas (Jaqua, 76) agenas (Riley, 77) agenas (Riley, akuani (Le Toux, 56) akuani akuani akuani (Le Toux, 82) jungberg jungberg jungberg jungberg jungberg (Vagenas, 88) aqua (Levesque, 69) aqua (Levesque, aqua aqua anni July 11, 2009 - HOU - W, 2-1 2009 - W, HOU 11, July - GK Keller D Wahl DI D Hurtado D Riley MZ M Vagenas M King M 89) Ljungberg (Levesque, FM F Jaqua Aug. 8, 20098, Aug. - at RSL - 0-1 L, GK Keller D Gonzalez 81) (Sturgis, DH D Marshall D Evans MZ MV M Alonso (Nyassi, 81) ML FM FJ Sept. 19, 2009 19, Sept. - CHV 0-0 - D, GK Keller D Gonzalez D Marshall DH D Riley MZ MV M Alonso M Le Toux 63) (Evans, FM FL Oct. 17, 20093-2 - at W, KC - 17, Oct. GK Keller D Gonzalez D Marshall DH D Evans MZ MV M Alonso MJ FM FL Aug. 23, 200923, Aug. - at HOU 1-1 - D, GK Keller D Gonzalez D Marshall DH D Riley M Le Toux M Evans M Alonso M (Zakuani, Levesque 63) FL FJ 2009 SOUNDERS2009 LINEUPS MLS FC ontero ontero ontero ontero ontero (King, 57) ontero ontero ontero ontero (Vagenas, ontero 89) urtado yassi yassi (Le Toux, 67) urtado urtado agenas (Nyassi, 69) agenas (Evans, agenas 68) (Evans, akuani akuani akuani (Marshall, 86) akuani (Le Toux, 64) jungberg jungberg aqua (Le Toux, 64) aqua (Nyassi, 57) aqua (Levesque, 77) aqua (Levesque, anni anni anni DH D Riley MZ MV M Alonso M Evans FM FJ Aug. 20, 200920, Aug. - NE - 0-1 L, GK Keller D Gonzalez 89) (Scott, DI 20092-1 12, Sept. - at W, DC - June 28, 2009 - COL - W, 3-0 2009June 28, - W, COL - GK Keller D Wahl D Marshall D Hurtado D Riley M Evans M Alonso (Ianni, 39) M Ljungberg (Vagenas, 87) MN FM F Jaqua D Marshall (Hurtado, 87) D Riley MZ M Evans M Alonso M Le Toux FM FJ Aug. 2, 20092, Aug. - at SJ - 0-4 L, GK Keller D Wahl DI GK Keller D Gonzalez DI DH D Riley MZ MV M Alonso M Le Toux FM FJ Oct. 3, 20091-0 3, Oct. - at W, CLB - GK Keller D Gonzalez D Marshall DH D Riley ML M Evans M Alonso MZ FM F (Ianni, Levesque 69) None 05 44 0-1-1 1 1-0-1 2 0-1-1 1 1/1 0 1/0 0/1 0 0/0 1/3 0 0/0 2/00/00/0 01/0 0 1/0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0/0 0/0 6/3 1 0/0 2/24/3 03/7 0/1 0/2 0 0 0/0 1 1/0 0/0 00 00 00 14 0/10 0 1/0 - Robertson Stadium (Houston, - Stadium Robertson 0.43 0.43 0.00 PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS/GOALS: ATTEMPTS/GOALS: KICK PENALTY Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners - SEA: None - SEA: 2 0 0 2/1 0 1/0 24 9 11 34/20 6 5/0 24 6 14 22/34 2 5/1 ontero (Le ontero Toux, 90) HT SOG CK FC/FS OFF C/E urtado akuani (Levesque, 67) akuani (Levesque, aqua None ET) 2014 HOU: Ching (unassisted) 96’ (unassisted) Ching HOU: Tex.) Att: 27,465 27,465 Att: Tex.) Scoring Seattle Seattle Sounders FC 0 at Houston Dynamo 1 2009 8, November SEA 10GK Keller DD Gonzalez 4 DH Marshall (Nyassi, 104) D 16 MZ Riley M Evans M Alonso MJ FM F Ljungberg HOU 15 3 16 (A Western Conference Semifinal (Leg Two) | 65 0 98 1 98 1 10 00 1 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 00 00 0 0 0 00 100 200 0 000 0 0 300 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 00 500 1 2 0 1 00 000 0 100 0 500 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 GAS 16 80 38 90 BOX SCORES 210 210 210 104 210 210 210 210 153 149 210 210 210 27 22 22 2 2 210 22 11 20 20 11 10 22 22 22 22 22 22 GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: GAME-WINNING GP GS MIN 22 22 22 18 GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-T SO None 46 2 9 - Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field at Pitch CenturyLink - Xbox SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC SEATTLE INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING 92 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE - SEA: None - SEA: akuani, Steve jungberg, Freddie jungberg, 2009 SOUNDERS2009 POSTSEASON MLS FC aqua, Nate anni, Patrick ontero (Levesque, 63) (Levesque, ontero urtado akuani (Le Toux, 82) jungberg aqua anni GAME-WINNING GOALS: GAME-WINNING GOALS: SEAHOU 14 HOU: None HOU: OPPONENT TOTALS OPPONENT Scoring TEAM TOTALS TEAM (Seattle, Wash.) Att: 35,807 (sellout) 35,807 Att: Wash.) (Seattle, GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals allowed;GAA-goals against allowed;GAA-goals GP-games scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals played;GS-goals attempts;W/L/T-wins/losses.ties;SO-shutouts avg.;PG-penalty goals;PA-penalty POS Player GK Kasey Keller, FL GK Keller DDI Gonzalez DH DMZ Riley M Evans M Alonso MJ FM October 29, 2009 29, October Houston Dynamo 0 vs. Seattle Sounders FC 0 90 OPPONENT TOTALS OPPONENT TEAM TOTALS TEAM GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;G-goals;A-assists;SHT-shots,SOG-shots on goal;FC-fouls GP-games scored;MIN-minutes;G-goals;A-assists;SHT-shots,SOG-shots played;GS-goals caused;FS-fouls suffered;OFF-offsides:C/E-cautions/ejections DI MOwn Goals Received: Nyassi, Sanna MZ DFTyrone Marshall, M/F Roger Levesque, Le Toux, Sebastien GK Kasey Keller, DF Gonzalez, Leo Fredy Montero, ML MD Osvaldo Alonso, D Hurtado, Jhon Kennedy 2 James Riley, 2 2 210 2 210 Pos Player FJ M Brad Evans, Western Conference Semifinal (Leg One)

RECORDS & HISTORY 2009 POSTSEASON 2010 SOUNDERS FC MLS RESULTS RECORDS & RECORDS

MARCH (1-0-0) HISTORY Date Opp W/L Score Att Rec Goal Scorers 3/25 PHI W 2-0 36,241 1-0-0 SEA: Evans (12), Montero (43); PHI: None APRIL (1-2-2) 4/3 NY L 0-1 36,066 1-1-0 SEA: None; NY: Kandji (21) 4/10 at RSL D 2-2 19,970 1-1-1 SEA: Zakuani (11), Marshall (72); RSL: Johnson (53), Saborio (90+) 4/17 KC W 1-0 35,924 2-1-1 SEA: Fucito (90+2); KC: None 4/22 at DAL D 2-2 8,512 2-1-2 SEA: Zakuani (38), Montero (55); DAL: Cunningham (27, 90+4) 4/25 at TOR L 0-2 18,394 2-2-2 SEA: None; TOR: De Rosario (58), White (76)

MAY (1-3-1) 2010SEASON 5/1 CLB D 1-1 36,219 2-2-3 SEA: Zakuani (4); CLB: Lenhart (45+1) 5/8 LA L 0-4 36,273 2-3-3 SEA: None; LA: Kirovski (22), Gonzalez (52), Dunivant (57), Donovan (67) 5/15 at NY W 1-0 17,900 3-3-3 SEA: Montero (85); NY: None 5/22 SJ L 0-1 35,953 3-4-3 SEA: None; SJ: Wondolowski (11) 5/29 at COL L 0-1 18-166 3-5-3 SEA: None; COL: Casey (63) JUNE (1-2-0) 6/5 NE W 3-0 36,344 4-5-3 SEA: Gonzalez (5), Zakuani (24), Montero (42); NE: None 6/10 DC L 2-3 36,146 4-6-3 SEA: Own Goal (90), Montero (90+1); DC: Pontius (39, 44), Cristman (79) 6/27 at PHI L 1-3 18,755 4-7-3 SEA: Noonan (44); PHI: Le Toux (54), Fred (79), Mwanga (84) JULY (3-1-1) 7/4 at LA L 1-3 27,000 4-8-3 SEA: Zakuani (66); LA: Buddle (19), Juninho (48), Own Goal (77) 7/11 DAL D 1-1 36,091 4-8-4 SEA: Montero (14), DAL: Ferreira (87) 7/15 at DC W 1-0 13,716 5-8-4 SEA: Levesque (89); DC: None 7/25 COL W 2-1 36,333 6-8-4 SEA: Zakuani (8, 17); COL: Cummings (9) 7/31 at SJ W 1-0 10,351 7-8-4 SEA: Montero (26); SJ: None AUGUST (2-0-1) 8/8 HOU W 2-0 36,111 8-8-4 SEA: Montero (64), Fernandez (88); HOU: None 8/14 at CHV D 0-0 13,839 8-8-5 SEA: None; CHV: None 8/28 CHI W 2-1 36,386 9-8-5 SEA: Montero (36, 90+2); CHI: Thorrington (28) SEPTEMBER (2-1-1) 9/4 at NE L 1-3 13,124 9-9-5 SEA: Zakuani (59); NE: Tierney (70), Perovic (73), Dube (81) 9/9 RSL D 0-0 36,078 9-9-6 SEA: None; RSL: None 9/18 at CLB W 4-0 17,144 10-9-6 SEA: Nkufo (4, 39, 75), Sturgis (42); CLB: None 9/25 at CHI W 1-0 17,477 11-9-6 SEA: Nkufo (88); CHI: None OCTOBER (3-1-0) 10/2 TOR W 3-2 36,079 12-9-6 SEA: Zakuani (21), Nkufo (26), Nyassi (59); TOR: De Rosario (16), Barrett (88) 10/9 at KC W 2-1 11,522 13-9-6 SEA: Nyassi (66), Fernandez (78); KC: Arnaud (89) 10/15 CHV W 2-1 36,356 14-9-6 SEA: Zakuani (9), Alonso (25); CHV: Padilla (90+2) 10/23 at HOU L 1-2 23,990 14-10-6 SEA: Riley (12); HOU: Cameron (27), Weaver (46) PLAYOFFS (0-2-0) 10/31 LA L 0-1 35,521 0-1-0 SEA: None; LA: Buddle (38) 11/7 at LA L 1-2 27,000 0-2-0 SEA: Zakuani (86); LA: Buddle (19), Gonzalez (27) MLS Regular Season: 14-10-6 MLS Cup Playoffs: 0-2-0

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HISTORY Pos Player GP GS MIN GASHT SOG CK FC/FS OFF C/E FMontero, Fredy 29 27 2353 10 10 91 34 9 44/60 16 5/0 M Zakuani, Steve 29 27 2285 10 6 41 21 4 22/19 17 4/0 FNkufo, Blaise 11 11 931 50 15 11 0 9/16 4 2/0 M/F Nyassi, Sanna 24 14 1239 23 29 12 0 25/18 11 2/0 M Fernandez, Alvaro 12 4 475 21 4 3 1 6/10 2 0/0 D Riley, James 27 27 2418 13 8 2 0 20/21 1 4/0 M Alonso, Osvaldo 23 21 1874 13 30 96 28/26 0 4/0 M Evans, Brad 12 11 965 13 18 86 7/9 5 1/0 D/M Sturgis, Nathan 20 16 1483 12 12 4 69 11/31 1 1/0 D Gonzalez, Leo 27 27 2347 11 5 2 0 40/13 0 6/1 2010SEASON D Marshall, Tyrone 20 14 1419 11 4 3 0 16/12 0 5/0 FNoonan, Pat 12 8 682 11 11 31 4/5 11 0/0 M/F Levesque, Roger 16 5 510 10 8 5 0 8/8 5 0/0 MLjungberg, Freddie 15 14 1232 03 21 6 75 18/35 7 3/0 FJaqua, Nate 15 3 409 03 9 5 0 6/7 2 2/0 GK Keller, Kasey 30 30 2655 01 0 0 0 1/3 0 0/0 D Parke, Jeff 20 20 1682 01 6 0 0 15/18 0 3/0 MSeamon, Michael 83314 01 6 2 0 0/7 0 0/0 D Wahl, Tyson 42241 01 1 0 0 5/3 0 0/0 DIanni, Patrick 25 24 2096 00 15 10 22/11 0 2/0 DHurtado, Jhon Kennedy 99810 00 0 0 0 10/6 0 1/0 MVagenas, Peter 77542 00 1 1 0 7/11 0 0/0 D Scott, Zach 44360 00 0 0 0 4/4 0 2/0 FMontano, Miguel 61161 00 4 0 0 3/7 1 0/1 M/F Estrada, David 3188 00 1 1 0 0/1 0 0/0 F Fucito, Mike 4047 10 3 1 0 2/1 1 0/0 GK Boss, Terry 1045 00 0 0 0 0/0 0 0/0 D Graham, Taylor 10 1000 00 0/0 0 0/0 Own Goals Received: 1 TEAM TOTALS 30 30 2700 39 44 343 134 171 333/385 84 47/2 OPPONENT TOTALS 30 30 2700 35 33 305 121 150 385/333 79 54/3 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;G-goals;A-assists;SHT-shots,SOG-shots on goal;FC-fouls caused;FS-fouls suffered;OFF-offsides:C/E-cautions/ejections

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Montero (4), Nkufo (2), Alonso (1), Evans (1), Fernandez (1), Fucito (1), Gonzalez (1), Levesque (1), Nyassi (1), Zakuani (1) GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Montero (4), Zakuani (4), Nyassi (3), Evans (2), Jaqua (1), Keller (1), Marshall (1), Sturgis (1) PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS/GOALS: Noonan (0/1), Sturgis (1/1)

SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING

POS Player GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-T SO GK Keller, Kasey 30 30 2655 119 82 34 1.15 4514-10-5 11 GK Boss, Terry 1045 2112.00 110-0-1 0 TEAM TOTALS 30 30 2700 121 83 35 1.17 5614-10-6 11 OPPONENT TOTALS 30 30 2700 135 95 39 1.30 1210-14-6 7 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals allowed;GAA-goals against avg.;PG-penalty goals;PA-penalty attempts;W/L/T-wins/losses.ties;SO-shutouts

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March 25, 2010 - PHI - W, 2-0 April 3, 2010 - NY - L, 0-1 April 10, 2010 - at RSL - D, 2-2 HISTORY GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Gonzalez D Gonzalez (Estrada, 83) D Gonzalez (Wahl, 48) DHurtado D Hurtado D Hurtado D Marshall D Marshall D Marshall D Scott D Riley D Riley M Zakuani (Fucito, 76) M Zakuani (Nyassi, 76) M Zakuani (Levesque, 78) M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Evans M Evans M Evans M Levesque M Levesque (Noonan, 56) M Noonan F Montero F Montero F Montero (Sturgis, 73) F Ljungberg (Nyassi, 60) F Ljungberg F Ljungberg

April 17, 2010 - KC - W, 1-0 April 22, 2010 - at DAL - D, 2-2 April 25, 2010 - at TOR - L, 0-2 2010LINEUPS GK Keller GK Keller (Boss, 46) GK Keller D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Wahl D Hurtado D Hurtado D Ianni D Marshall D Marshall D Marshall D Riley D Riley D Riley (Estrada, 78) M Zakuani (Fucito, 85) M Zakuani M Sturgis (Montero, 71) M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Vagenas M Evans M Evans M Noonan (Evans, 70) M Estrada (Noonan, 69) M Nyassi (Zakuani, 60) F Montero F Montero (Ljungberg, 78) F Ljungberg F Ljungberg (Ianni, 89) F Levesque F Levesque

May 1, 2010 - CLB - D, 1-1 May 8, 2010 - LA - L, 0-4 May 15, 2010 - at NY - W, 1-0 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Ianni D Marshall D Marshall D Hurtado D Hurtado D Hurtado D Riley D Riley D Riley M Zakuani M Evans (Nyassi, 70) M Ljungberg M Alonso M Alonso (Sturgis, 37) M Ianni M Vagenas M Vagenas M Vagenas (Sturgis, 65) M Evans (Nyassi, 66) F Zakuani F Zakuani F Ljungberg F Ljungberg F Evans (Noonan, 89) F Montero F Montero (Montaño, 57) F Nyassi (Montero, 78)

May 22, 2010 - SJ - L, 0-1 May 29, 2010 - at COL - L, 0-1 June 5, 2010 - NE - W, 3-0 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Gonzalez (Noonan, 76) D Gonzalez D Gonzalez (Graham, 89) D Marshall D Parke D Parke D Hurtado D Marshall D Marshall D Riley D Riley D Riley M Ljungberg M Zakuani (Nyassi, 64) M Zakuani M Ianni M Evans M Evans M Sturgis M Ianni M Ianni F Zakuani M Ljungberg M Ljungberg (Nyassi, 88) F Montero F Montero (Montaño, 76) F Montero F Nyassi (Montaño, 62) F Noonan (Levesque, 83) F Noonan (Levesque, 81)

June 10, 2010 - DC - L, 2-3 June 27, 2010 - at PHI - L, 1-3 July 4, 2010 - at LA - L, 1-3 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Parke D Parke D Parke D Marshall D Marshall D Marshall D Riley D Riley D Riley M Zakuani (Nyassi, 66) M Zakuani (Jaqua, 72) M Zakuani M Evans M Vagenas (Seamon, 66) M Vagenas (Seamon, 51) M Ianni (Sturgis, 64) M Ianni M Ianni M Ljungberg M Ljungberg M Ljungberg (Montaño, 83) F Montero F Montero F Montero F Noonan (Levesque, 75) F Noonan (Levesque, 80) F Noonan (Jaqua, 45)

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HISTORY July 11, 2010 - DAL - D, 1-1 July 15, 2010 - at DC - W, 1-0 July 25, 2010 - COL - W, 2-1 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Scott D Parke D Parke (Marshall, 62) D Parke D Ianni D Ianni D Ianni D Riley D Riley D Riley M Zakuani (Nyassi, 62) M Zakuani M Zakuani M Seamon (Alonso, 70) M Seamon (Alonso, 73) M Alonso M Sturgis M Sturgis M Sturgis (Seamon, 74) M Montaño M Noonan (Nyassi, 88) M Nyassi (Levesque, 81) F Montero F Montero F Montero F Jaqua (Levesque, 78) F Levesque F Nkufo (Jaqua, 70)

2010LINEUPS July 31, 2010 - at SJ - W, 1-0 August 8, 2010 - HOU - W, 2-0 August 14, 2010 - at CHV - D, 0-0 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Parke (Marshall, 45) D Parke D Parke D Ianni D Ianni D Ianni D Riley D Riley D Riley M Zakuani (Fernandez, 69) M Zakuani (Fernandez, 69) M Fernandez (Montaño, 67) M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Sturgis M Sturgis M Sturgis M Nyassi M Nyassi (Seamon, 85) M Nyassi (Levesque, 82) F Montero F Montero F Montero (Jaqua, 86) F Nkufo (Jaqua, 86) F Nkufo (Jaqua, 87) F Nkufo

August 28, 2010 - CHI - W, 2-1 Sept. 4, 2010 - at NE - L, 1-3 Sept. 9, 2010 - RSL - D, 0-0 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Wahl D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Parke D Parke D Parke D Ianni D Ianni D Ianni D Riley D Riley D Scott M Fernandez (Levesque, 89) M Fernandez (Jaqua, 73) M Fernandez (Nyassi, 74) M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Sturgis M Seamon (Fucito, 82) M Sturgis (Seamon, 85) M Nyassi (Zakuani, 62) M Zakuani M Zakuani F Montero F Montero F Montero FNkufo (Jaqua, 89) F Levesque F Jaqua (Fucito, 70)

Sept. 18, 2010 - at CLB - W, 4-0 Sept. 25, 2010 - at CHI - W, 1-0 Oct. 2, 2010 - TOR - W, 3-2 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Parke D Parke D Parke D Ianni D Ianni D Ianni D Riley D Riley D Riley M Zakuani (Levesque, 87) M Zakuani (Marshall, 89) M Zakuani M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Sturgis M Sturgis (Fernandez, 78) M Sturgis M Nyassi (Fernandez, 66) M Nyassi (Levesque, 82) M Nyassi (Fernandez, 68) F Montero F Montero F Montero F Nkufo (Jaqua, 79) F Nkufo F Nkufo (Jaqua, 77)

Oct. 9, 2010 - at KC - W, 2-1 Oct. 15, 2010 - CHV - W, 2-1 Oct. 23, 2010 - at HOU - L, 1-2 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Gonzalez (Wahl, 71) D Parke D Parke D Parke (Marshall, 45) D Ianni D Ianni (Marshall, 51) D Ianni D Riley D Riley D Riley M Zakuani (Fernandez, 74) M Zakuani M Zakuani M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Sturgis M Sturgis M Sturgis (Fernandez, 64) M Nyassi (Marshall, 89) M Nyassi (Fernandez, 60) M Nyassi F Montero (Jaqua, 65) F Montero (Jaqua, 87) F Jaqua F Nkufo F Nkufo F Nkufo

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Pos Player GP GS MIN GASHT SOG CK FC/FS OFF C/E HISTORY MZakuani, Steve 22180 10 4 2 1 1/4 2 0/0 F Jaqua, Nate 2022 01 2 1 0 1/2 0 0/0 M Alonso, Osvaldo 22180 00 3 2 2 3/3 0 0/0 D Riley, James 22180 00 0 0 0 1/1 0 0/0 F Nkufo, Blaise 22180 00 5 2 0 0/6 0 1/0 F Montero, Freddy 22180 00 7 2 1 3/3 0 1/0 GK Keller, Kasey 22180 00 0 0 0 0/0 0 0/0 D Gonzalez, Leo 22180 00 2 0 0 5/2 0 0/0 D Ianni, Patrick 22167 00 0 0 0 1/1 0 1/0 D/M Sturgis, Nathan 22145 00 2 2 7 1/2 0 0/0/F 2010POSTSEASON M/F Nyassi, Sanna 22119 00 1 1 0 5/1 1 0/0 D Marshall, Tyrone 21115 00 0 0 0 2/1 0 0/0 D Parke, Jeff 1165 00 1 0 0 1/1 0 0/0 M Fernandez, Alvaro 2061 00 0 0 2 2/1 0 0/0 FFucito, Mike 1026 00 1 0 0 0/0 0 0/0 Own Goals Received: 0 TEAM TOTALS 22180 11 28 12 13 26/28 3 3/0 OPPONENT TOTALS 22180 33 19 9828/26 5 4/0 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;G-goals;A-assists;SHT-shots,SOG-shots on goal;FC-fouls caused;FS-fouls suffered;OFF-offsides:C/E-cautions/ejections

GAME-WINNING GOALS: None GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: None PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS/GOALS: 0/0

SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING POS Player GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-T SO GK Keller, Kasey 22180 96 31.50 000-2-0 0 TEAM TOTALS 22180 96 31.50 000-2-0 0 OPPONENT TOTALS 22180 12 11 1 0.50 002-0-0 1 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals allowed;GAA-goals against avg.;PG-penalty goals;PA-penalty attempts;W/L/T-wins/losses/ties;SO-shutouts BOX SCORES

Sounders FC 0 vs. L.A. Galaxy 1 Sounders FC 1 at L.A Galaxy 2 Western Conference Semifinal (Leg One) Western Conference Semifinal (Leg Two) October 31, 2010 - Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field November 7, 2010 - Home Depot Center (Carson, (Seattle, Wash.) Att: 35,521 (sellout) Calif.) Att: 27,000 (sellout) Scoring - SEA: None Scoring - SEA: Zakuani (Jaqua) 86’ LA: Buddle (O. Gonzalez) 38’ LA: Buddle (Beckham) 19’, O. Gonzalez (Beckham) 27’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 15 4 13 28SEA 13 2 13 05 LA 10 8 16 23LA 9312 35

GK Keller GK Keller D Gonzalez D Gonzalez DIanni D Marshall D Parke (Marshall, 65) DIanni (Jaqua, 77) D Riley D Riley MZakuani MZakuani MSturgis (Jaqua, 81) MSturgis (Fucito, 64) M Alonso M Alonso MNyassi (Fernandez, 74) MNyassi (Fernandez, 46) FMontero FMontero FNkufo F Nkufo

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HISTORY MARCH (0-2-1) Date Opp Result Score Att Rec Goal Scorers 3/15 LA L 0-1 36,433 0-1-0 SEA: None; LA: Juninho (58) 3/19 at NY L 0-1 20,982 0-2-0 SEA: None; NY: Agudelo (70) 3/25 HOU D 1-1 36,204 0-2-1 SEA: Zakuani (80); HOU: Cameron (42) APRIL (3-0-2) 4/2 at SJ D 2-2 10,276 0-2-2 SEA: Evans (17), White (42); SJ: Dawkins (32), Stephenson (50) 4/9 CHI W 2-1 36,233 1-2-2 SEA: White (7), Zakuani (25); CHI: Chaves (8) 4/16 at PHI D 1-1 15,149 1-2-3 SEA: Fernandez (90+1); PHI: Ruiz (32) 4/22 at COL W 1-0 14,185 2-2-3 SEA: Montero (19); COL: None 4/30 TOR W 3-0 36,287 3-2-3 SEA: Fernandez (9), Evans (52, 75); TOR: None MAY (2-2-2) 2011SEASON 5/4 at DC L 1-2 11,254 3-3-3 SEA: Evans (71); DC: Wolff (31), Davies (52) 5/7 at CLB D 1-1 7,148 3-3-4 SEA: Montero (7); CLB: Renteria (67) 5/14 POR D 1-1 36,593 3-3-5 SEA: Fernandez (52); POR: Danso (65) 5/21 KC W 1-0 36,098 4-3-5 SEA: Parke (90+3); KC: None 5/25 DAL L 0-1 36,026 4-4-5 SEA: None; DAL: Shea (18) 5/28 at RSL W 2-1 14,674 5-4-5 SEA: Ianni (72), Neagle (84); RSL: Gonzalez (87) JUNE (3-0-2) 6/4 at CHI D 0-0 13,839 5-4-6 SEA: None; CHI: None 6/11 VAN D 2-2 36,502 5-4-7 SEA: Rosales (81), Alonso (84); VAN: Hassli (29, 85) 6/18 at TOR W 1-0 21,839 6-4-7 SEA: Montero (90); TOR: None 6/23 NY W 4-2 46,065 7-4-7 SEA: Friberg (11), Alonso (12), Levesque (67, 78) NY: Richards (31), Own Goal (58) 6/26 NE W 2-1 36,212 8-4-7 SEA: Wahl (34), Fernandez (40); NE: Nyassi (3) JULY (2-1-1) 7/4 at LA D 0-0 27,000 8-4-8 SEA: None; LA: None 7/10 at POR W 3-2 18,627 9-4-8 SEA: Montero (57, 74), Alonso (83); POR: Own Goal (46), Perlaza (69) 7/16 COL W 4-3 36,424 10-4-8 SEA: Fernandez (7), Levesque (48), Montero (82), Rosales (84) COL: Thompson (1), Larentowicz (42), Folan (89) 7/30 at HOU L 1-3 18,465 10-5-8 SEA: Fernandez (37); HOU: Clark (7), Ching (23, 70) AUGUST (3-0-1) 8/6 at KC W 2-1 17,493 11-5-8 SEA: Rosales (90), Neagle (92); KC: Kamara (20) 8/13 CHV D 0-0 36,364 11-5-9 SEA: None; CHV: None 8/20 at DAL W 1-0 11,635 12-5-9 SEA: Rosales (16); DAL: None 8/27 CLB W 6-2 36,364 13-5-9 SEA: Neagle (4, 21, 70), Rosales (16), Fucito (40), Own Goal (74); CLB: Cunningham (59), Gardner (73) SEPTEMBER (2-1-0) 9/10 RSL L 1-2 35,940 13-6-9 SEA: Montero (45+2); RSL: Own Goal (13), Saborio (56) 9/17 DC W 3-0 36,242 14-6-9 SEA: Fucito (35), Fernandez (45+2, 60); DC: None 9/24 at VAN W 3-1 21,000 15-6-9 SEA: Evans (33), Montero (63, 67) VAN: Camilo (22) OCTOBER (3-1-0) 10/1 at NE W 2-1 21,022 16-6-9 SEA: Montero (36, 47); NE: Fagundez (35) 10/8 PHI L 0-2 36,304 16-7-9 SEA: None; PHI: Adu (60), Carroll (70) 10/15 SJ W 2-1 64,140 17-7-9 SEA: Ochoa (82), Montero (87); SJ: Wondolowski (24) 10/22 at CHV W 3-1 22,137 18-7-9 SEA: Own Goal (53), Fernandez (68), Ochoa (73) CHV: Estupinan (83) PLAYOFFS (1-1-0) 10/29 at RSL L 0-3 17,067 0-1-0 SEA: None; RSL: Saborio (41, 53), Grabavoy (88) 11/2 RSL W 2-0 36,021 1-1-0 SEA: Alonso (56), Neagle (61); RSL: None MLS Regular Season: 18-7-9 MLS Cup Playoffs: 1-1-0

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Pos Player GP GS MIN GASHT SOG CK FC/FS OFF C/E HISTORY F Montero, Fredy 30 27 2304 12 9 108 42 8 55/54 17 7/0 M Fernandez, Alvaro 29 23 1849 90 42 21 3 16/34 6 3/0 M Rosales, Mauro 26 22 1870 5 13 18 9 66 18/59 9 2/0 M Evans, Brad 20 17 1509 55 32 90 13/9 1 2/0 M Neagle, Lamar 23 9 1008 52 32 12 8 10/14 2 1/0 M Alonso, Osvaldo 33 32 2891 33 54 11 5 50/39 0 7/0 M/F Levesque, Roger 19 9 1062 32 13 60 16/16 11 3/0 F Fucito, Mike 19 13 1045 22 24 78 21/12 9 2/0 F White, O’Brian 77517 22 15 80 9/3 6 0/0 M Zakuani, Steve 66453 22 12 50 6/3 5 0/0 2011SEASON F Ochoa, Sammy 40100 20 6 2 0 0/5 0 0/0 M Friberg, Erik 26 23 1897 12 9 327 30/13 3 4/0 D Wahl, Tyson 23 22 1989 12 7 232 22/6 0 5/0 D Ianni, Patrick 16 12 1232 10 5 2 0 14/8 0 2/0 D Parke, Jeff 28 28 2387 10 10 40 17/15 0 2/0 F Jaqua, Nate 23 7 843 02 16 20 29/9 9 2/0 D Riley, James 29 29 2579 02 7 1 0 26/17 0 3/0 D Gonzalez, Leo 14 12 1069 01 4 1 1 22/8 1 5/0 D Hurtado, Jhon Kennedy 23 23 1945 01 10 10 30/16 1 4/2 M Carrasco, Servando 12 7 689 00 7 0 7 11/5 0 5/0 M/F Estrada, David 31108 00 3 0 0 1/1 1 0/0 GK Keller, Kasey 34 34 3060 00 0 0 0 0/5 0 0/0 M Montano, Miguel 2031 00 0 0 0 1/1 1 0/0 F Noonan, Pat 92259 00 6 3 0 2/3 3 0/0 M Sanyang, Amadou 10 8000 00 0/0 0 0/0 D Scott, Zach 12 9 864 00 3 0 0 11/6 0 3/0 Own Goals Received: 2 TEAM TOTALS 34 34 3060 56 50 443 151 173 430/408 85 62/2 OPPONENT TOTALS 34 34 3060 37 29 424 145 169 408/430 64 59/6 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;G-goals;A-assists;SHT-shots,SOG-shots on goal;FC-fouls caused;FS-fouls suffered;OFF-offsides:C/E-cautions/ejections

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Montero (5), Fernandez (3), Rosales (3), Neagle (2), Alonso (1), Fucito (1), Levesque (1), Parke (1), Zakuani (1) GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Rosales (4), Evans (4), Montero (2), Riley (2), Wahl (2), White (2), Gonzalez (1), Jaqua (1), Levesque (1), Neagle (1) PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS/GOALS: Evans (3/3), Fernandez (1/2), Alonso (1/1), Rosales (1/2), Montero (0/1)

SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING

POS Player GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-T SO GK Keller, Kasey 34 34 3060 145 110 37 1.09 3418-7-9 9 TEAM TOTALS 34 34 3060 145 110 37 1.09 3418-7-9 9 OPPONENT TOTALS 34 34 3060 151 92 56 1.65 697-18-9 7 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals allowed;GAA-goals against avg.;PG-penalty goals;PA-penalty attempts;W/L/T-wins/losses.ties;SO-shutouts

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HISTORY March 15, 2011 - LA - L, 0-1 March 19, 2011 - at NY - L, 0-1 March 25, 2011 - HOU - D, 1-1 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Riley D Riley D Scott D Hurtado DHurtado D Ianni D Parke D Parke D Parke D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Gonzalez M Fernandez (Levesque, 63) M Fernandez (Rosales, 68) M Friberg M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Friberg M Carrasco (Neagle, 79) M Evans (Rosales, 71) M Zakuani (Montaño, 84) M Friberg M Zakuani F Montero F Montero F Montero F White (Neagle, 79) F White F White (Jaqua, 61)

2011LINEUPS April 2, 2011 - at SJ - D, 2-2 April 9, 2011 - CHI - W, 2-1 April 16, 2011 - at PHI - D, 1-1 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Riley D Riley D Riley D Ianni D Hurtado D Hurtado D Parke D Parke D Parke D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Gonzalez (Montero, 66) M Friberg (Fernandez, 46) M Friberg M Friberg (Fernandez, 78) M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Evans M Evans M Evans M Zakuani M Zakuani M Zakuani F Rosales (Estrada, 83) F Rosales (Jaqua, 64) F Rosales F White (Jaqua, 66) F White (Carrasco, 81) F White (Jaqua, 67)

April 22, 2011 - at COL - W, 1-0 April 30, 2011 - TOR - W, 3-0 May 4, 2011 - at DC - L, 1-2 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Riley D Riley D Riley D Hurtado D Hurtado D Hurtado D Ianni D Ianni D Ianni D Wahl D Wahl D Wahl M Rosales (Friberg, 74) M Evans M Evans M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Evans M Friberg (Carrasco, 80) M Friberg M Zakuani (Fernandez, 9, F Fernandez M Fernandez (Gonzalez, 76) Gonzalez, 82) F Montero F Montero F Montero F Jaqua (Levesque, 72) F Jaqua (Levesque, 64) F White May 7, 2011 - at CLB - D, 1-1 May 14, 2011 - POR - D, 1-1 May 21, 2011 - KC - W, 1-0 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Riley D Riley D Riley D Parke D Ianni D Parke D Ianni D Hurtado D Hurtado D Gonzalez D Wahl D Wahl M Friberg (Jaqua, 66) M Evans (Levesque, 42) M Carrasco (Jaqua, 55) M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Carrasco M Carrasco M Rosales (Fucito, 69) M Fernandez (Neagle, 89) M Fernandez M Fernandez F Montero (Fucito, 84) F Montero F Montero (Ianni, 90+4) F Levesque F Jaqua (Neagle, 79) F Levesque

May 25, 2011 - DAL - L, 0-1 May 28, 2011 - at RSL - W, 2-1 June 4, 2011 - at CHI - D, 0-0 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Scott D Riley D Riley D Parke D Parke D Parke D Hurtado D Ianni D Hurtado D Gonzalez D Wahl D Wahl M Friberg M Friberg (Levesque, 80) M Evans M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Rosales (Neagle, 83) M Evans M Rosales (Levesque, 67) M Fernandez (Noonan, 69) M Fernandez (Neagle, 18) M Neagle F Montero (Jaqua, 75) F Fucito (Montero, 70) F Fucito (Carrasco, 81) F Fucito F Jaqua F Jaqua (Montero, 54)

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June 11, 2011 - VAN - D, 2-2 June 18, 2011 - at TOR - W, 1-0 June 23, 2011 - NY - W, 4-2 HISTORY GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Riley D Riley D Riley D Parke D Parke D Parke D Hurtado D Hurtado D Scott D Wahl D Wahl D Gonzalez M Evans M Rosales M Rosales M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Rosales (Friberg, 83) M Evans (Friberg, 71) M Friberg M Neagle (Jaqua, 59) M Neagle (Scott, 52) M Fernandez F Fucito (Montaño, 65) F Fucito (Fernandez, 69) F Fucito (Levesque, 58) F Montero F Montero F Montero (Jaqua, 81)

June 26, 2011 - NE- W, 2-1 July 4, 2011 - at LA - D, 0-0 July 10, 2011 - at POR - W, 3-2 2011LINEUPS GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Riley D Riley D Riley D Parke (Ianni, 17) D Parke D Parke D Hurtado D Hurtado D Hurtado (Ianni, 57) D Wahl D Wahl D Wahl M Neagle M Rosales (Neagle, 90+3) M Rosales M Carrasco M Alonso M Alonso M Friberg M Friberg M Friberg M Fernandez (Noonan, 69) M Fernandez (Noonan, 71) M Fernandez (Neagle, 66) F Levesque F Levesque F Levesque F Rosales (Jaqua, 89) F Montero (Evans, 61) F Montero (Noonan, 89)

July 16, 2011 - COL - W, 4-3 July 30, 2011 - at HOU - L, 1-3 Aug. 6, 2011 - at KC - W, 2-1 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Riley D Riley D Riley D Parke D Parke D Parke D Ianni D Ianni D Scott D Wahl D Wahl D Wahl M Rosales M Rosales M Rosales M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Friberg (Evans, 73) M Friberg M Carrasco M Fernandez (Neagle, 71) M Fernandez (Fucito, 78) M Fernandez (Noonan, 55) F Levesque F Levesque (Jaqua, 57) F Levesque (Neagle, 68) F Montero (Jaqua, 89) F Montero (Noonan, 67) F Montero (Fucito, 55)

Aug. 13, 2011 - CHV - D, 0-0 Aug. 20, 2011 - at DAL - W, 1-0 Aug. 27, 2011 - CLB - W, 6-2 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Riley D Scott D Riley D Parke D Parke D Parke (Scott, 75) D Scott D Hurtado D Hurtado D Wahl D Gonzalez D Wahl M Rosales M Rosales M Rosales (Fernandez, 71) M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Friberg M Friberg (Evans, 63) M Friberg M Fernandez M Neagle M Neagle F Noonan (Jaqua, 69) F Fucito (Noonan, 78) F Fucito (Jaqua, 78) F Montero (Neagle, 83) F Montero (Fernandez, 68) F Montero

Sept. 10, 2011 - RLSL - L, 1-2 Sept. 17, 2011 - DC - W, 3-0 Sept. 24, 2011 - at VAN - W, 3-1 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Riley D Riley D Gonzalez D Parke D Parke D Hurtado D Hurtado D Scott D Parke D Wahl D Wahl D Scott M Rosales M Rosales M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Evans M Friberg (Carrasco, 31) M Evans (Sanyang, 82) M Fernandez (Estrada, 80) M Fernandez (Neagle, 65) M Fernandez (Neagle, 65) M Neagle F Fucito (Noonan, 73) F Fucito (Noonan, 73) F Jaqua (Ochoa, 67) F Montero F Montero F Montero

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HISTORY Oct. 1, 2011 - at NE - W, 2-1 Oct. 8, 2011 - PHI - L, 0-2 Oct. 15, 2011 - SJ - W, 2-1 GK Keller GK Keller GK Keller D Levesque D Riley D Riley D Ianni D Parke (Ianni, 46) D Ianni D Scott D Hurtado D Hurtado D Wahl D Wahl D Wahl M Estrada M Evans M Fernandez (Ochoa, 68) M Carrasco M Alonso M Alonso M Friberg (Alonso, 79) M Friberg M Evans M Fernandez (Neagle, 46) M Neagle M Neagle (Scott, 89) F Jaqua F Fucito (Jaqua, 68) F Fucito (Rosales, 64) F Montero (Fucito, 68) F Noonan (Ochoa, 62) F Montero

2011LINEUPS Oct. 22, 2011 - at CHV - W, 3-1 GK Keller D Riley D Parke D Hurtado D Gonzalez (Wahl, 81) M Rosales (Levesque, 10) M Alonso M Evans M Fernandez F Fucito (Ochoa, 64) Keller was named 2011 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year F Montero and MLS Best XI.

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Pos Player GP GS MIN GASHT SOG CK FC/FS OFF C/E HISTORY M Alonso, Osvaldo 22180 10 6 1 0 1/1 0 1/0 M Neagle, Lamar 21136 10 5 3 0 2/0 0 0/0 F Montero, Fredy 22180 01 5 1 2 5/5 0 1/0 D Parke, Jeff 22180 00 4 1 0 1/4 0 0/0 D Hurtado, Jhon Kennedy 22180 00 0 0 0 3/1 0 0/0 D Gonzalez, Leo 22180 00 1 0 0 7/2 0 1/0 GK Keller, Kasey 22180 00 0 0 0 0/0 0 0/0 M Friberg, Erik 21120 00 3 0 6 2/1 0 1/0 M Evans, Brad 22111 00 0 0 0 0/2 0 0/0 F Fucito, Mike 21103 00 5 2 6 0/2 0 0/0 2011POSTSEASON M Fernandez, Alvaro 2291 00 3 0 3 0/2 0 0/0 D Riley, James 1190 00 0 0 0 2/1 0 0/0 D Scott, Zach 1190 00 1 1 0 0/1 0 0/0 F Levesque, Roger 2082 00 3 0 0 3/1 0 1/0 F Ochoa, Sammy 2177 00 2 0 0 2/2 0 0/0 Own Goals Received: 0 TEAM TOTALS 22180 21 38 9 17 28/27 0 5/0 OPPONENT TOTALS 22180 33 23 12 7 27/28 7 3/0 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;G-goals;A-assists;SHT-shots,SOG-shots on goal;FC-fouls caused;FS-fouls suffered;OFF-offsides:C/E-cautions/ejections GAME-WINNING GOALS: Osvaldo Alonso (1) GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: None PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS/GOALS: Osvaldo Alonso (1/1) SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING POS Player GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-T SO GK Keller, Kasey 22180 12 931.50 00 1-1-0 1 TEAM TOTALS 22180 12 931.50 001-1-0 1 OPPONENT TOTALS 22180 96 21.00 111-1-0 1 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals allowed;GAA-goals against avg.;PG-penalty goals;PA-penalty attempts;W/L/T-wins/losses/ties;SO-shutouts

BOX SCORES Seattle Sounders FC 0 at Real Salt Lake 3 Seattle Sounders FC 2 vs. Real Salt Lake 0 Western Conference Semifinal (Leg One) Western Conference Semifinal (Leg Two) October 29, 2011 - Rio Tinto Stadium (Sandy, Utah) November 2, 2011 - Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field Att: 17,067 (sellout) (Seattle) Att: 36,021 (sellout) Scoring - SEA: None Scoring - SEA: Alonso (penalty) 56’, Neagle (Montero) RSL: Saborio (Wingert, Morales) 38’, Saborio (Morales) 61’ 53’, Grabavoy 88’ RSL: None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 12 8 11 07SEA 26 1 17 0 10 RSL 19 0 11 45RSL 4616 32

GK Keller GK Keller D Riley D Scott D Parke D Parke D Hurtado D Hurtado D Gonzalez D Gonzalez M Fernandez (Levesque, 77) M Fernandez (Neagle, 15) M Alonso M Alonso M Evans M Evans (Levesque, 22) M Neagle (Friberg, 60) M Friberg F Ochoa (Fucito, 63) F Montero F Montero F Fucito (Ochoa, 77)

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HISTORY MARCH (2-1-0) Date Opp Result Score Att Rec Goal Scorers 3/17 TOR W 3-1 39,232 1-0-0 SEA: Estrada (17, 51, 63); TOR: Johnson (61) 3/23 HOU W 2-0 38,304 2-0-0 SEA: Estrada (23), Evans (27); HOU: None 3/31 SJ L 0-1 38,458 2-1-0 SEA: None; SJ: Wondolowski (24) APRIL (2-0-1) 4/7 at DC D 0-0 15,651 2-1-1 SEA: None; DC: None 4/14 COL W 1-0 36,360 3-1-1 SEA: Scott (63); COL: None 4/28 at CHI W 2-1 14,166 4-1-1 SEA: Own Goal (39), Johnson (67); CHI: Pappa (89) MAY (3-2-2) 5/2 LA W 2-0 39,002 5-1-1 SEA: Johnson (40), Montero (48); LA: None 2012SEASON 5/5 PHI W 1-0 38,399 6-1-1 SEA: Rosales (63); PHI: None 5/9 at DAL W 2-0 10,902 7-1-1 SEA: Montero (68, 71); DAL: None 5/12 RSL L 0-1 39,312 7-2-1 SEA: None; RSL: Espindola (51) 5/19 at VAN D 2-2 21,000 7-2-2 SEA: Johnson (47), Montero (90); VAN: Rochat (12), Camilo (82) 5/23 CLB L 0-2 38,311 7-3-2 SEA: None; CLB: Meram (15), Renteria (76) 5/26 at CHV D 1-1 12,280 7-3-3 SEA: Estrada (61); CHV: Agudelo (58) JUNE (0-2-2) 6/16 at MTL L 1-4 17,112 7-4-3 SEA: Johnson (61); MTL: Martins (18), Mapp (51), Wenger (58), Neagle (87) 6/20 KC D 1-1 46,932 7-4-4 SEA: Ianni (15); KC: Peterson (8) 6/24 at POR L 1-2 20,438 7-5-4 SEA: Johnson (58); POR: Boyd (16), Horst (25) 6/30 at NE D 2-2 15,264 7-5-5 SEA: Johnson (23, 36); NE: Sene (12), Fagundez (90+4) JULY (2-0-2) 7/4 at RSL D 0-0 20,363 7-5-6 SEA: None; RSL: None 7/7 COL W 2-1 39,060 8-5-6 SEA: Fernandez (52), Johnson (64); COL: Cummings (79) 7/15 at NY D 2-2 19,414 8-5-7 SEA: Fernandez (16), Montero (67); NY: Le Toux (24), Lindpere (61) 7/28 at COL W 2-1 13,816 9-5-7 SEA: Johnson (2), Alonso (65); COL: Moor (3) AUGUST (3-1-0) 8/5 LA W 4-0 60,908 10-5-7 SEA: Johnson (6), Montero (52), Caskey (61), Rose (88); LA: None 8/11 at SJ L 1-2 10,744 10-6-7 SEA: Montero (90+1); SJ: Dawkins (70), Lenhart (90+4) 8/18 VAN W 2-0 55,718 11-6-7 SEA: Montero (64), Johnson (87); VAN: None 8/25 at CHV W 6-2 11,973 12-6-7 SEA: Evans (10), Montero (27, 34, 67), Ochoa (82), Own Goal (90+1); CHV: Agudelo (38), Bolanos (64) SEPTEMBER (1-1-3) 9/2 at DAL D 1-1 12,811 12-6-8 SEA: Rosales (20); DAL: Jackson (32) 9/8 CHV W 2-1 38,934 13-6-8 SEA: Johnson (29, 89); CHV: LaBrocca (8) 9/15 at POR D 1-1 20,438 13-6-9 SEA: Montero (57); POR: Wallace (78) 9/22 SJ L 1-2 38,948 13-7-9 SEA: Zakuani (14); SJ: Dawkins (2), Wondolowski (30) 9/29 at VAN D 0-0 21,000 13-7-10 SEA: None; VAN: None OCTOBER (2-1-1) 10/7 POR W 3-0 66,452 14-7-10 SEA: Own Goal (25), Johnson (28), Montero (62) POR: None 10/17 RSL D 0-0 38,356 14-7-11 SEA: None; POR: None 10/21 DAL W 3-1 38,755 15-7-11 SEA: Evans (32, 60), Rosales (79); DAL: Perez (40) 10/28 at LA L 0-1 27,000 15-8-11 SEA: None; LA: Magee (83) PLAYOFFS (2-1-1) 11/2 RSL D 0-0 34,941 0-0-1 SEA: None; RSL: None 11/8 at RSL W 1-0 19,657 1-0-0 SEA: Martinez (81); RSL: None 11/11 at LA L 0-3 27,000 1-1-1 SEA: None; LA: Keane (45+1, 67), Magee (64) 11/18 LA W 2-1 44,575 2-1-1 SEA: Johnson (12), Scott (57); LA: Keane (68) MLS Regular Season: 15-8-11 MLS Cup Playoffs: 2-1-1

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Pos Player GP GS MIN GASHT SOG CK FC/FS OFF C/E HISTORY F Johnson, Eddie 28 24 2120 14 3 72 25 0 40/46 35 6/0 F Montero, Fredy 33 28 2576 13 8 126 46 10 63/68 24 5/1 F/M Estrada, David 17 12 1027 50 25 10 0 6/12 6 1/0 M Evans, Brad 29 29 2371 44 35 13 2 18/24 2 2/0 M Rosales, Mauro 27 25 2031 3 13 16 5 76 20/44 2 1/0 M Fernandez, Alvaro 14 11 920 22 13 4 16 12/24 3 2/1 M Caskey, Alex 20 12 1093 14 19 5 15 21/17 0 0/0 M Alonso, Osvaldo 30 30 2688 12 41 13 0 37/52 0 8/0 D Scott, Zach 20 16 1437 11 11 20 27/7 1 5/1 M Rose, Andy 23 11 1156 11 17 40 16/9 0 4/0 2012SEASON F Ochoa, Sammy 94323 11 9 3 0 5/7 0 0/0 M Zakuani, Steve 84320 11 7 4 0 0/4 1 0/0 D Ianni, Patrick 16 15 1357 10 2 1 0 13/11 0 1/0 D Burch, Marc 29 19 1824 03 8 1 3 16/13 0 3/0 M Tiffert, Christian 12 11 978 03 7 131 19/9 4 4/0 D Johansson, Adam 21 21 1834 02 0 0 0 31/13 2 1/0 D Parke, Jeff 30 29 2568 01 17 30 32/27 0 3/0 GK Gspurning, Michael 21 21 1845 01 0 0 0 0/4 0 0/0 D Hurtado, Jhon Kennedy 22 20 1791 01 5 0 0 27/11 0 1/1 M/F Cato, Cordell 80117 01 3 0 0 3/1 0 0/0 D Gonzalez, Leo 19 15 1377 00 2 0 0 24/5 0 3/0 GK Meredith, Bryan 12 10 990 00 0 0 0 0/0 0 0/0 M Carrasco, Servando 92235 00 1 0 0 4/2 0 1/0 GK Weber, Andrew 33225 00 0 0 0 0/0 0 0/0 M/F Levesque, Roger 42183 00 2 1 0 2/1 0 0/0 M Sivebaek, Christian 3188 00 0 0 0 4/1 0 1/0 M Seamon, Mike 1050 00 0 0 0 0/0 0 0/0 M Martinez, Mario 3040 00 1 0 4 2/1 0 1/0 Own Goals Received: 3 TEAM TOTALS 34 34 3060 51 52 439 141 158 442/438 80 53/4 OPPONENT TOTALS 34 34 3060 33 27 421 122 179 438/422 67 49/3 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;G-goals;A-assists;SHT-shots,SOG-shots on goal;FC-fouls caused;FS-fouls suffered;OFF-offsides:C/E-cautions/ejections

GAME-WINNING GOALS: Johnson (5), Montero (3), Estrada (2), Alonso (1), Evans (1), Rosales (1), Scott (1) GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Rosales (5), Montero (3), Caskey (2), Alonso (1), Burch (1), Cato (1), Fernandez (1), Hurtado (1), Johnson (1), Parke (1), Tiffert (1) PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS/GOALS: Evans (2/2)

SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING

POS Player GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-T SO GK Gspurning, Michael 21 21 1845 77 59 15 0.73 2212-4-5 8 GK Meredith, Bryan 12 10 990 36 20 14 1.27 003-3-5 3 GK Weber, Andrew 33225 9541.60 00 0-1-1 0 TEAM TOTALS 34 34 3060 122 84 33 0.97 2215-8-11 12 OPPONENT TOTALS 34 34 3060 141 90 51 1.50 228-15-11 8 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals allowed;GAA-goals against avg.;PG-penalty goals;PA-penalty attempts;W/L/T-wins/losses.ties;SO-shutouts

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HISTORY March 17, 2012 - TOR - W, 3-1 March 23, 2012 - HOU - W, 2-0 March 31, 2012 - SJ - L, 0-1 GK Gspurning GK Gspurning GK Gspurning D Johansson D Scott D Scott D Ianni D Ianni D Ianni D Hurtado D Hurtado D Hurtado (Parke, 45) D Burch D Burch D Burch M Rosales (Levesque, 79) M Levesque (Gonzalez, 81) M Sivebaek (Ochoa, 62) M Alonso M Alonso M Carrasco (Caskey, 74) M Evans M Evans (Carrasco, 61) M Alonso M Fernandez (Sivebaek, 65) M Fernandez M Fernandez F Estrada (Carrasco, 87) F Estrada F Estrada F Montero F Montero (Sivebaek, 90+) F Montero

2012LINEUPS April 7, 2012 - at DC. - D, 0-0 April 14, 2012 - COL - W, 1-0 April 28, 2012 - at CHI - W, 2-1 GK Gspurning GK Gspurning GK Gspurning D Scott D Scott D Johansson D Parke D Parke D Parke D Ianni D Ianni D Hurtado D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Gonzalez M Levesque M Estrada M Rosales (Burch, 52) M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Evans M Evans M Evans M Fernandez (Burch, 90+2) M Caskey (Burch, 75) M Estrada F Estrada (Johnson, 66) F Johnson (Ochoa, 66) F Montero F Montero F Montero (Levesque, 89) F Johnson (Ochoa, 90)

May 2, 2012 - LA - W, 2-0 May 5, 2012 - PHI - W, 1-0 May 9, 2012 - at DAL - W, 2-0 GK Gspurning GK Meredith GK Meredith D Scott D Johansson D Scott D Parke D Parke D Parke D Hurtado D Ianni D Hurtado D Gonzalez D Burch D Burch M Rosales (Burch, 75) M Rosales (Gonzalez, 83) M Rosales (Montero, 46) M Alonso M Alonso M Rose M Evans M Rose (Johnson, 62) M Evans (Carrasco, 78) M Estrada M Caskey (Carrasco, 89) M Caskey F Montero F Estrada F Estrada (Cato, 67) F Johnson (Caskey, 82) F Montero F Johnson

May 12, 2012 - RSL - L, 0-1 May 19, 2012 - at VAN - D, 2-2 May 23, 2012 - CLB - L, 0-2 GK Meredith GK Meredith GK Meredith D Johansson (Caskey, 83) D Johansson D Johansson (Hurtado, 61) D Parke D Parke D Parke D Hurtado D Hurtado D Scott D Burch D Burch (Scott, 85) D Burch M Rosales (Cato, 76) M Rosales M Estrada (Rose, 78) M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Rose M Caskey (Rose, 46) M Evans M Estrada (Fernandez, 59) M Fernandez (Estrada, 72) M Fernandez (Rosales 61) F Montero F Montero F Montero F Johnson F Johnson F Johnson

May 26, 2012 - at CHV - D, 1-1 June 16, 2012 - at MTL - L, 1-4 June 20, 2012 - KC - D, 1-1 GK Meredith GK Meredith GK Weber D Scott D Scott D Scott D Parke D Parke D Parke D Hurtado D Hurtado D Ianni D Burch D Burch D Burch M Rosales M Rosales (Cato, 71) M Evans (Rose, 72) M Rose M Rose M Alonso M Evans M Evans M Rosales (Fernandez, 81) M Fernandez (Caskey, 61) M Fernandez (Caskey, 62) M Caskey F Estrada (Cato, 78) F Montero F Montero F Montero (Johnson, 73) F Johnson (Carrasco, 82) F Johnson (Ochoa, 80)

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June 24, 2012 - at POR - L, 1-2 June 30, 2012 - at NE - D, 2-2 July 4, 2012 - at RSL - D, 0-0 HISTORY GK Weber GK Weber (Meredith, 46) GK Meredith D Scott D Johansson D Scott D Parke (Ianni, 42) D Ianni D Parke D Hurtado D Scott D Hurtado D Burch D Burch D Gonzalez M Evans (Rose, 46) M Evans (Fernandez, 56) M Rosales M Alonso M Alonso M Carrasco M Rosales M Rose M Evans (Rose, 64) M Caskey (Cato, 75) M Caskey (Gonzalez, 80) M Fernandez (Burch, 85) F Montero F Rosales F Montero (Cato, 73) F Johnson F Johnson F Johnson

July 7, 2012 - COL - W, 2-1 July 15, 2012 - at NY - D, 2-2 July 28, 2012 - at COL - W, 2-1 2012LINEUPS GK Meredith GK Meredith GK Gspurning D Johansson D Johansson D Johansson D Parke D Parke D Parke D Ianni D Ianni D Ianni D Burch D Burch D Gonzalez M Caskey M Evans (Carrasco, 85) M Rosales M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Rose M Rose (Gonzalez, 77) M Evans (Burch, 83) M Fernandez (Cato, 79) M Fernandez M Caskey (Rose, 80) F Rosales (Zakuani, 86) F Rosales (Montero, 61) F Montero (Scott, 88) F Johnson (Montero, 72) F Johnson F Johnson

Aug. 5, 2012 - LA - W, 4-0 Aug. 11, 2012 - at SJ - L, 1-2 Aug. 18, 2012 - VAN - W, 2-0 GK Gspurning GK Gspurning GK Gspurning D Johansson D Johansson D Johansson (Scott, 79) D Parke D Parke D Parke D Ianni D Scott D Hurtado D Gonzalez D Burch D Burch M Rosales M Evans M Evans M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Evans (Tiffert, 64) M Rose (Rosales, 82) M Tiffert M Caskey (Burch, 81) M Caskey (Montero, 84) M Caskey (Montero, 61) F Montero (Rose, 73) M Tiffert F Rosales (Rose, 88) F Johnson F Ochoa (Johnson, 68) F Johnson

Aug. 25, 2012 - at CHV - W, 6-2 Sept. 2, 2012 - at DAL - D, 1-1 Sept. 8, 2012 - CHV - W, 2-1 GK Gspurning GK Gspurning GK Gspurning D Johansson D Johansson D Scott D Parke D Parke D Ianni D Hurtado D Ianni D Hurtado D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Gonzalez M Rosales (Martinez, 78) M Alonso (Carrasco, 78) M Evans (Cato, 84) M Alonso M Tiffert M Alonso M Tiffert (Zakuani, 83) M Evans (Burch, 88) M Tiffert (Caskey, 61) M Evans F Rosales M Zakuani (Rose, 75) F Montero F Montero F Montero F Johnson (Ochoa, 73) F Zakuani (Caskey, 66) F Johnson

Sept. 15, 2012 - at POR - D, 1-1 Sept. 22, 2012 - SJ - L, 1-2 Sept. 29, 2012 - at VAN - D, 0-0 GK Gspurning GK Gspurning GK Gspurning D Johansson D Johansson (Martinez, 82) D Johansson D Parke D Parke D Parke D Hurtado D Ianni (Hurtado, 49) D Hurtado D Gonzalez D Gonzalez D Gonzalez M Evans (Burch, 79) M Tiffert M Rosales (Zakuani, 70) M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Rose M Evans M Tiffert M Zakuani (Martinez, 70) M Zakuani (Estrada, 71) M Evans (Rose, 74) F Montero F Montero F Montero F Johnson F Ochoa F Johnson

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HISTORY Oct. 7, 2012 - POR - W, 3-0 Oct. 17, 2012 - RSL - D, 0-0 Oct. 21, 2012 - DAL - W, 3-1 GK Gspurning GK Gspurning GK Gspurning D Johansson D Evans D Johansson D Parke D Parke D Parke D Hurtado D Scott D Hurtado D Gonzalez (Burch, 77) D Burch D Burch M Rosales (Rose, 87) M Rosales (Caskey, 80) M Rosales (Rose, 83) M Alonso M Alonso M Alonso M Tiffert (Estrada, 88) M Rose M Evans M Evans M Tiffert M Tiffert (Estrada, 89) F Montero F Montero (Estrada, 76) F Montero F Johnson F Ochoa (Seamon, 40) F Johnson

2012LINEUPS Oct. 28, 2012 - LA - L, 0-1 GK Gspurning D Johansson D Parke (Scott, 51) D Hurtado D Burch M Rosales (Zakuani, 82) M Alonso M Tiffert M Evans David Estrada scored a career high five goals and F Montero was named the Sounders FC Humanitarian of the F Johnson (Ochoa, 45) Year in 2012.

106 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE | 2014 2012 SOUNDERS FC MLS POSTSEASON RECORDS & RECORDS Pos Player GP GS MIN GASHT SOG CK FC/FS OFF C/E HISTORY D Scott, Zach 32183 11 1 1 0 1/1 0 1/0 F Johnson, Eddie 32205 10 7 3 0 2/5 7 1/0 M Martinez, Mario 42201 10 5 3 6 1/9 0 0/0 M Evans, Brad 44360 01 6 4 0 5/4 0 1/0 M Tiffert, Christian 44318 01 3 2 7 5/3 1 0/0 F Montero, Fredy 44317 01 4 1 2 5/3 3 0/0 M Alonso, Osvaldo 44360 00 4 2 0 6/5 0 2/1 GK Gspurning, Michael 44360 00 0 0 0 0/1 0 0/0 D Hurtado, Jhon Kennedy 44360 00 2 1 0 3/3 1 1/0 D Parke, Jeff 44360 00 1 0 0 8/2 0 1/0 D Johansson, Adam 44343 00 0 0 0 6/3 0 0/0

D Burch, Marc 22180 00 0 0 0 2/1 0 0/0 2012POSTSEASON M Zakuani, Steve 3199 00 1 0 0 0/1 0 0/0 M Rosales, Mauro 2198 00 2 0 8 1/2 0 0/0 M Caskey, Alex 1173 00 0 0 0 2/3 0 0/0 F Ochoa, Sammy 1157 00 3 1 0 0/0 0 0/0 M/F Estrada, David 3051 00 1 1 0 0/0 0 0/0 M Rose, Andy 2034 00 0 0 0 0/1 0 0/0 TEAM TOTALS 44360 34 40 19 21 45/49 12 6/1 OPPONENT TOTALS 44360 45 43 22 20 49/47 14 2/0 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;G-goals;A-assists;SHT-shots,SOG-shots on goal;FC-fouls caused;FS-fouls suffered;OFF-offsides:C/E-cautions/ejections GAME-WINNING GOALS: Martinez (1), Scott (1) GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: Evans (1), Montero (1), Tiffert (1) PENALTY KICK ATTEMPTS/GOALS: None SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING POS Player GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-T SO GK Gspurning, Michael 44360 22 17 4 1.00 112-1-0 2 TEAM TOTALS 44360 22 17 4 1.00 112-1-0 2 OPPONENT TOTALS 44360 19 16 3 0.75 001-2-0 2 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals allowed;GAA-goals against avg.;PG-penalty goals;PA-penalty attempts;W/L/T-wins/losses/ties;SO-shutouts BOX SCORES Seattle Sounders FC 0 vs. Real Salt Lake 0 Seattle Sounders FC 1 at Real Salt Lake 0 Western Conference Semifinal (Leg One) Western Conference Semifinal (Leg Two) November 2, 2012 - Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field November 8, 2012 - Rio Tinto Stadium (Sandy, Utah) (Seattle) Att: 34,941 (sellout) Att: 19,657 (sellout) Scoring - SEA: None Scoring - SEA: Martinez (Montero, Evans) 81’ RSL: None RSL: None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 11 4 13 28SEA 9913 35 RSL 11 5 13 13RSL 14 4 10 07 GK Gspurning GK Gspurning D Johansson D Parke D Johansson D Parke D Hurtado D Burch D Hurtado D Burch M Rosales (Zakuani, 90) M Alonso M Tiffert (Rose, 73) M Alonso M Tiffert (Martinez, 82) M Evans M Evans M Martinez (Scott, 87) F Montero F Ochoa (Estrada, 57) F Montero (Estrada, 89) F Johnson

Seattle Sounders FC 0 at LA Galaxy 3 Seattle Sounders FC 2 vs. LA Galaxy 1 Western Conference Championship (Leg One) Western Conference Final (Leg Two) November 11, 2012 - Home Depot Center (Carson, November 18, 2012 - Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field Calif.) Att: 21,000 (sellout) (Seattle) Att: 44,575 (sellout) Scoring - SEA: None Scoring - SEA: Johnson (Scott) 12’, Scott (Tiffert) 57’ LA: Keane (Donovan, Franklin) 45+1; Magee (Franklin, LA: Keane (PK) 68’ Keane) 64’, Keane (Wilhelmsson) 67’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 13 1 14 85 SEA 737 2 3 LA 5314 82 LA 13 4 12 58 GK Gspurning GK Gspurning D Johansson (Martinez, 74) D Parke D Johansson D Parke D Hurtado D Scott D Hurtado D Scott M Tiffert M Alonso M Martinez M Alonso M Evans M Zakuani (Rosales, 81) M Evans M Caskey (Zakuani, 73) F Montero (Estrada, 73) F Johnson M Tiffert (Rose, 73) F Montero (Johnson, 65)

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HISTORY MARCH (0-3-1) Date Opp Result Score Att Rec Goal Scorers 3/2 MON L 0-1 38,998 0-1-0 SEA: None; MTL: Arnaud (35) 3/16 POR D 1-1 40,150 0-1-1 SEA: Johnson (13); POR: Wallace (90+) 3/23 at SJ L 0-1 10,525 0-2-1 SEA: None; SJ: Wondolowski (46+) 3/30 at RSL L 1-2 20,359 0-3-1 SEA: Evans (57); RSL: Findley (8), Gil (35)

APRIL (1-0-1) 4/13 NE D 0-0 38,323 0-3-2 SEA: None; NE: None 4/20 at COL W 1-0 12,063 1-3-2 SEA: Martins (27); COL: None

MAY (3-1-1) 5/4 at PHI D 2-2 18,344 1-3-3 SEA: Johnson (10), Rosales (64); PHI: Cruz (50, 51) 2013SEASON 5/8 at KC W 1-0 18,602 2-3-3 SEA: Traore (94+); KC: None 5/11 SJ W 4-0 38,880 3-3-3 SEA: Neagle (28, 54), Rosales (46+), Martins (93+); SJ: None 5/18 DAL W 4-2 38,979 4-3-3 SEA: Johnson (16, 62), Neagle (31), Martins (83); DAL: Cooper (54), Michel (61) 5/26 at LA L 0-4 24,811 4-4-3 SEA: None; LA: Franklin (12), Keane (24, 34, 44)

JUNE (2-1-0) 6/1 at CHV W 2-0 9,053 5-4-3 SEA: Martins (22), Own Goal (33); CHV: None 6/8 VAN W 3-2 53,679 6-4-3 SEA: Rose (9), Carrasco (70), Neagle (81); VAN: Camilo (10, 26) 6/22 at RSL L 0-2 19,848 6-5-3 SEA: None; RSL: Beckerman (41), Findley (46)

JULY (2-2-1) 7/3 DC W 2-0 39,280 7-5-3 SEA: Martins (19, 91+); DC: None 7/6 at VAN L 0-2 22,500 7-6-3 SEA: None; VAN: Miller (4), Mattocks (79) 7/13 at SJ L 0-1 10,525 7-7-3 SEA: None; SJ: Martinez (48) 7/20 COL D 1-1 39,196 7-7-4 SEA: Yedlin (65); COL: Moor (60) 7/28 CHV W 2-1 38,463 8-7-4 SEA: Evans (23), Neagle (57); CHV: Torres (16)

AUGUST (4-1-0) 8/3 DAL W 3-0 39,260 9-7-4 SEA: Martins (8), Johnson (22), Evans (94+); DAL: None 8/10 at TOR W 2-1 18,766 10-7-4 SEA: Rosales (16), Own Goal (40); TOR: Osorio (46) 8/17 at HOU L 1-3 18,766 10-8-4 SEA: Joseph (65); HOU: Barnes (17, 21), Bruin (74) 8/25 POR W 1-0 67,385 11-8-4 SEA: Johnson (60); POR: None 8/31 at CLB W 1-0 20,392 12-8-4 SEA: Johnson (14); CLB: None

SEPTEMBER (3-0-2) 9/4 CHV W 1-0 38,317 13-8-4 SEA: Neagle (24); CHV: None 9/7 CHI W 2-1 38,503 14-8-4 SEA: Neagle (40), Own Goal (89); CHI: Magee (25) 9/13 RSL W 2-0 55,107 15-8-4 SEA: Martins (3), Neagle (38); RSL: None 9/21 at LA D 1-1 27,000 15-8-5 SEA: Johnson (25); LA: Juninho (47+) 9/29 NY D 1-1 39,083 15-8-6 SEA: Evans (45); NY: Cahill (76)

OCTOBER (0-4-1) 10/5 at COL L 1-5 18,076 15-9-6 SEA: Johnson (63); COL: Brown (1, 31), Powers (10); Moor (41), Torres (91+) 10/9 VAN L 1-4 38,833 15-10-6 SEA: Rosales (69); VAN: Manneh (12, 42, 54), Reo-Coker (82) 10/13 at POR L 0-1 20,674 15-11-6 SEA: None; POR: Alhassan (45) 10/19 at DAL L 0-2 15,017 15-12-6 SEA: None; DAL: Hedges (65), Michel (87) 10/27 LA D 1-1 66,216 15-12-7 SEA: Dempsey (30); LA: Keane (78)

PLAYOFFS (1-2-0) 10/30 COL W 2-0 32,204 1-0-0 SEA: Evans (28), Johnson (90+3); COL: None 11/2 POR L 1-2 38,507 1-1-0 SEA: Alonso (90); POR: R. Johnson (15), Nagbe (67) 11/7 at POR L 2-3 20,674 1-2-0 SEA: Yedlin (74), Johnson (76); POR: W. Johnson (29), Valeri (44), Danso (47)

MLS Regular Season: 15-12-7 MLS Cup Playoffs: 1-2-0

108 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE | 2014 RECORDS & HISTORY 2013 SEASON 109 1-1-1 0 2-2-0 1 12-9-6 10 15-12-7 11 12-15-7 9 0/00/1 01/0 0/0 1 0 0/0 0/0 7/8 2 0/0 9/7 09/3 1/0 0 1/0 4/1 0 0/0 0/4 0 0/0 4/64/6 2 0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/1 0/0 0 0/0 11/9 0 1/1 17/4 0 2/0 4/23 1 1/0 28/933/6 2 0 5/0 5/2 26/18 1 2/0 16/22 0 5/0 38/18 0 4/1 54/37 0 3/2 35/27 4 2/1 22 00 00 22 34 26 13/13 0 0/0 media.soundersfc.com 72 20 41 40 40 20 1.00 1.20 10 10 13 13 14 5 17 1/12 3 0/0 32 5161 2743 2524 0 1637 16 19/35 7 54/32 0 11 100 42 17/28 16 20/43 6 6/0 22/25 1/1 7 4 0/1 7 2/0 3/0 33 36 6 14 32/18 2 4/0 SHT SOG CK FC/FS OFF C/E 64 85 3 00 0 0 0 00 200 0 1 0 0 0 10 01 00 5 100 0 8 2 0 00 2 0 0 3 10 9 104 0 8 0 00 800 7 000 0 4 5 0 331 0 00 0 0 0 92 84 84 48 45 12 12 11 10 601 3 701 0 01 0 0 00 0 0 0 00 3 000 1 0 0 0 GA 16 31 25 175 225 651 492 705 386 360 360 10 225 Evans Evans Alonso (2/2), (1/1), (0/1) Carrasco 32 50 10 96 86 97 64 42 10 44 10 5 430 18 9 888 27 25 2235 20 13 1158 21 16 1458 24 21 1761 34 34 3060 42 36 411 129 169 446/425 92 44/10 GP GS MIN 32 44 34 34 3060 132 87 42 1.24 GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-T SO Rosales Rosales (5), Martins (2), Neagle (2), Rose (2), Burch (1), Evans (1), Johnson (1) Martins (5), Neagle (4), Johnson (3), Traore Martins(1), 2 (5), Own Neagle Goals (4), Traore Johnson (3), SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC SEATTLE INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING 2013 SOUNDERS2013 STATISTICS MLS FC TEAM TOTALS TEAM GP-games played; GS-goals scored; MIN-minutes; G-goals; A-assists; SHT-shots, SOG-shots on goal; FC-fouls caused; FS- caused; FC-fouls SOG-shots on goal; SHT-shots, A-assists; G-goals; MIN-minutes; GS-goals scored; GP-games played; MOwn Goals Received Lund, Philip GKAndrew Weber, FF Ochoa, Sammy D Eriq Zavaleta, Dylan Remick, MMAlex Caskey, M Adam (SEA) Moffat, GK Adam (TOT) Moffat, Hahnemann, Marcus 32 28 2333 DD Hurtado, Jhon Kennedy 27D Zach Scott, 25M/F Ianni, Patrick 2243 David Estrada, 17 4 498 MM Osvaldo Alonso, M Martinez, MarioGK Zakuani, Steve Gspurning, Michael 26 26 10 2179 28 28 5 2475 503 M/F Clint Dempsey, MD Joseph, ShalrieD Burch, Marc Gonzalez, Leo 10 6 592 27 27 2318 MMAndy Rose, D Servando Carrasco, Djimi Traore, 19 13 1230 FM Martins, ObafemiM Mauro Rosales, D Brad Evans, 20 DeAndre Yedlin, 17 33 1466 26 2175 31 30 2710 Pos Player FM/F Johnson, Eddie Neagle, Lamar 21 30 20 27 1725 2409 OPPONENT TOTALSOPPONENT 34 34 3060 42 34 431 132 168 425/446 76 50/2 fouls suffered; OFF-offsides: C/E-cautions/ejections OFF-offsides: suffered; fouls GP-games played; GS-goals scored; MIN-minutes; SHTS-shots; SV-saves; GA-goals allowed; GAA-goals against avg.; PG- against avg.; GAA-goals allowed; GA-goals SV-saves; SHTS-shots; MIN-minutes; GS-goals scored; GP-games played; GKAndrew Weber, GKMarcus Hahnemann, POS Player GK Gspurning, Michael 28 28 2475 114 76 35 1.27 GAME-WINNING GAME-WINNING GOALS: GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: ASSISTS: GAME-WINNING KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: PENALTY TEAM TOTALS TEAM penalty goals; PA-penalty attempts; W/L/T-wins/losses.ties; SO-shutouts W/L/T-wins/losses.ties; attempts; PA-penalty penalty goals; OPPONENT TOTALSOPPONENT 34 34 3060 129 76 42 1.24 April 20, 2013 - at COL - W, 1-0 - at W, COL April 2013 20, - GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Hurtado D Traore* D Gonzalez* M Evans M Alonso M Joseph M 70) F Zakuani (Caskey, Neagle F (Burch, 89) Martins 61) (Rosales, March 23, 2013 - 2013 23, March at SJ - 0-1 L, GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Hurtado D Traore D Gonzalez M 81) Rosales (Caskey, M Alonso M Rose M F Zakuani 85) (Zavaleta, Ochoa F (Neagle, 81) Estrada May 11, 2013 - SJ - W, 4-0 - W, SJ - 2013 May 11, GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Scott D Traore D Gonzalez M Rosales (Martinez, 62) M Alonso M Carrasco M F Evans (Martins, 55) Neagle F Johnson* June 1, 2013 - at CHV - W, 2-0 - at W, CHV 2013 June 1, - GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Scott D Traore D Gonzalez M Rosales* 76) (Estrada, M Carrasco M Alonso 21) (Rose, M F Martinez (Burch, 77) Neagle F Martins^ July 3, 2013 - DC - W, 2-0 - W, DC - 2013 3, July GK Gspurning D Scott* D Hurtado* D Traore D Gonzalez M Rosales (Neagle, 78) M Carrasco M Rose (Joseph, 76) M F Evans Johnson F Martins 2014 | April 13, 2013 - NE 0-0 - 2013 D, April 13, GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Hurtado D Traore D Gonzalez M Rosales (Martinez, 83) M Alonso M Joseph 74) (Rose, M F Caskey Zakuani F (Lund, 74) Neagle May 8, 2013 - at KC - W, 1-0 - 2013 May 8, at W, KC - GK Gspurning D Scott D Hurtado D Traore D Gonzalez M Evans M Alonso M Carrasco M 90+4) F Martinez (Caskey, 85) (Rosales, Estrada F Johnson March 16, 2013 - 2013 16, March POR 1-1 - D, GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Traore D Hurtado* D Burch M Martinez (Martins, 70) M Alonso* M Rose M 81) F Zakuani (Caskey, Ochoa 61) F (Rosales, Johnson* May 26, 2013 - at LA 2013 May 26, - 0-4 L, GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Hurtado D Traore D Gonzalez M Rosales (Neagle, 65) M 65) (Estrada, Carrasco M Joseph+ M F Evans* Johnson* (Martinez,F 72) Martins June 22, 2013 - at RSL 2013 June 22, - 0-2 L, GK Gspurning D Scott D Hurtado D Traore* D Gonzalez* M Rosales (Joseph, 76) M Carrasco M Evans M F Neagle (Martinez, 57) Johnson 73)+ (Estrada, F Martins 2013 SOUNDERS2013 LINEUPS MLS FC SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE May 4, 2013 - 2013 May 4, at PHI 2-2 - D, GK Gspurning D Yedlin+ D Hurtado D Traore D Gonzalez M Rosales 83) (Estrada, M Carrasco M 74) Evans (Rose, M (Martinez,F Caskey 62) Neagle+ F Johnson* March 30, 2013 - at RSL - L, 1-2 - L, RSL - at 2013 30, March GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Hurtado D Traore D Burch M Rosales M Alonso M Evans (Rose*, 80) M F Zakuani Johnson (Ochoa, F 78) Martins 62) (Estrada, May 18, 2013 - DAL - W, 4-2 W, - - DAL 2013 May 18, March 2, 2013 - MTL - 2013 1-0 2, March L, GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Scott D Hurtado D 84) Gonzalez (Carrasco, M Martinez M Evans* M 62) Rose (Caskey, M F Zakuani (Ochoa, 69) Rosales F Johnson GK Gspurning D Yedlin* D Hurtado D Traore D Gonzalez 78) (Scott, M Martinez (Martins, 63) M Alonso (Joseph, 31) M Carrasco M F Evans Neagle F Johnson 110 June 8, 2013 - VAN - W, 3-2 W, - VAN - 2013 June 8, GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Scott D Traore D Gonzalez M Rosales 89) (Estrada, M Carrasco M Rose* M (Burch, F 61) Caskey Neagle F Martins

RECORDS & HISTORY 2013 LINEUPS RECORDS & HISTORY 2013 LINEUPS 111 Yellow Card Yellow Red Card *= += media.soundersfc.com Aug. 10, 2013 - at TOR - W, 2-1 W, - TOR - at 2013 10, Aug. GK Hahnemann D Yedlin D Ianni D Traore D Gonzalez M Rosales (Joseph, 72) M Alonso M Evans (Burch, 89) M F Neagle Johnson* F 34) Martins (Dempsey, July 20, 2013 - COL 1-1 - 2013 20, D, July GK Weber D Yedlin D Hurtado D Scott* D Gonzalez M 71) Rosales (Evans, M Alonso M 86) (Zavaleta, Carrasco* M F Burch 76) (Estrada, Neagle F Martins Aug. 31, 2013 - at CLB - W, 1-0 - at W, CLB 2013 31, - Aug. GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Scott D Hurtado D Gonzalez+ M Rosales (Burch, 74) M Alonso M 19) Evans (Carrasco, M F Neagle Dempsey F 61) Johnson (Traore*, Sept. 13, 2013 - RSL - W, 2-0 - W, RSL - 2013 13, Sept. GK Gspurning D Yedlin* D Hurtado D Scott D Gonzalez M Rosales (Johnson, 75) M Alonso M Rose M 61) F Burch (Dempsey, Neagle 89) F (Estrada, Martins Aug. 3, 2013 - DAL - W, 3-0 W, - - DAL 2013 3, Aug. GK Hahnemann D Yedlin D Ianni D Traore* D Gonzalez M Rosales (Burch, 77) M Alonso* M Evans M F Neagle Johnson* 89) (Scott, F Martins86) (Carrasco, Aug. 25, 2013 - POR - W, 1-0 - W, POR - 2013 25, Aug. GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Scott D Hurtado D Gonzalez M Evans M Alonso M Joseph 56) (Rosales, M 90+1) F Neagle (Traore, Dempsey F 90+5) Johnson (Carrasco, July 13, 2013 - at SJ 2013 - 0-1 13, L, July GK 46) Gspurning (Weber, D Yedlin D Scott* D (Hurtado*, 52) Traore D Gonzalez M 32) Evans (Rosales, M Alonso^ M Carrasco* M F Burch Neagle F Johnson Sept. 7, 2013 - CHI - W, 2-1 - W, CHI - 2013 7, Sept. GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Hurtado D Traore D Gonzalez* M Rosales* 80) (Estrada, M Alonso M Rose M F 82) Burch (Scott, Neagle F Martins89) (Carrasco, Sept. 29, 2013 - NY 1-1 - 2013 29, D, Sept. GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Hurtado D Traore D Burch M 79) Rosales (Moffat, M Alonso M Evans* M F Neagle Johnson F Martins 2013 SOUNDERS2013 LINEUPS MLS FC Aug. 17, 2013 - at HOU 2013 - 1-3 L, 17, Aug. GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Ianni D 82) (Scott, Traore D Gonzalez* M 62) Rosales (Evans, M Alonso M Joseph M F 85) Burch (Zavaleta, Neagle F Dempsey July 28, 2013 - CHV - W, 2-1 - W, CHV - 2013 28, July GK Weber D Yedlin D Ianni* D Traore* D Gonzalez M Rosales 78) (Estrada, M Alonso M Evans M 84) F Burch (Carrasco, Neagle F Martins 89) (Scott, Sept. 4, 2013 - CHV - W, 1-0 - W, CHV - 2013 4, Sept. July 6, 2013 - at VAN - 0-2 L, VAN - 2013 6, at July GK Gspurning D Scott D Hurtado* D Traore D 79) Gonzalez (Yedlin, M Evans M Carrasco M Joseph M F Neagle* 72) (Rosales, Johnson F Martins GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Ianni D Traore D Scott M 82) Rosales (Rose, M Alonso M Carrasco M F Burch (Hurtado, 89) 84) (Zavaleta, Estrada F Neagle Sept. 21, 2013 - at LA 2013 1-1 21, - Sept. D, GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Hurtado D Scott*+ D Gonzalez M 76) Rosales (Evans, M Alonso* M 65) Rose (Moffat, M F Neagle Johnson F Martins (Burch, 82) Oct. 13, 2013 - at POR 2013 - 0-1 13, L, Oct. GK Hahnemann D Yedlin D Hurtado* D Ianni D Gonzalez M Rosales 57) (Estrada, M Alonso+ M Moffat* M 81) (Rose, F Caskey Dempsey (Zakuani, F 77) Neagle 2014 | Oct. 9, 2013 - VAN - 1-4 L, VAN - 2013 9, Oct. GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Hurtado D Traore D Burch (Ianni, 60) M Rosales M Alonso M Rose (Zakuani, 79) M 51) F (Dempsey, Estrada Neagle F Martins Oct. 27, 2013 - LA 1-1 - 2013 D, 27, Oct. GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Hurtado D Traore D Burch M Evans M Alonso M Dempsey M F Moffat Neagle 87) F (Rose, Johnson 78) (Rosales, 2013 SOUNDERS2013 LINEUPS MLS FC SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Leo Gonzalez matched his career career high with 27 starts and logged 2,318 logged minutes in 2,318 2013 while being named the club’s Defender of the Year. Defender of the Oct. 19, 2013 - at - DAL 0-2 2013 L, 19, Oct. GK Hahnemann D Yedlin D Hurtado D Ianni D Gonzalez M 80) Rosales (Zavaleta, M 80) (Rose, Moffat M Evans M 69) (Estrada, F Caskey Dempsey F Neagle Oct. 5, 2013 - at COL 2013 5, - Oct. 1-5 L, GK Gspurning D Yedlin D Hurtado (Ianni, 46) D Scott*+ D Burch M 65) Rosales (Remick, M Alonso 74) (Rose, M Moffat M F Evans Neagle F Johnson 112

RECORDS & HISTORY 2013 LINEUPS RECORDS & HISTORY 2013 BOX SCORES 113 17 45 34 53 24 16 16 14 media.soundersfc.com 39 Yellow Card Yellow Red Card SEA - Evans (Rosales, Yedlin) 57’ Yedlin) SEA - Evans (Rosales, SEA - Martins 27’ 53 88 16 2 12 25 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Gspurning, Yedlin, Hurtado, Traore, Burch, Rosales, Traore, Hurtado, Yedlin, Gspurning, Gonzalez, Rosales Traore, Hurtado, Yedlin, Gspurning, Gspurning, Yedlin, Hurtado, Traore*, Gonzalez*, Evans, Traore*, Hurtado, Yedlin, Gspurning, *= += XI: XI: Evans (Rose*, 80), Alonso, Zakuani, Johnson (Ochoa, 78), Martins 62). (Estrada, Sounders FC 0 New 0 England vs. Revolution 2013 April 13, - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) 38,323 Att: Seattle Sounders FC played to a 0-0 draw on the England Pitch Xbox Revolution at CenturyLink Field. with the New of front in season the of sheet clean first its recorded Seattle a sellout crowd of 38,323. Sounders FC failed to goal score despite out-shooting a the Revs 13-5, holding 68.5% of the possession, and managing 22 The Green did Rave not allow a New England's shot 12. on open-play crosses to goal for the third time in franchise history, including twiceagainst the Revolution. SEA : - Scoring None NE - None SEANE 13 XI: Caskey, (Martinez, Joseph 74), Alonso, (Rose, 83), Neagle. Zakuani (Lund, 74), 0 Sounders FC 1 at Colorado Rapids 0 CO) - DSG (Commerce City, Park 2013 April 20, 14 Sounders Sounders FC 1 at Real Salt Lake 2 UT) Tinto Stadium (Sandy, at Rio 2013, 30, March 20,359 Att: in FC Sounders Seattle for goal lone the scored Evans Brad a 2-1 loss to Real Salt Lake at Rio a Tinto despite RSL Stadium. for goals Robbie first-half scored Gil Luis and Findley regular-season career-high seven Gspurning. The saves loss from ending gave 2011, 19, March since time first the the for losses Michaelleague Rave Green consecutive a league-record 742-day streak of recording at pulled a Seattle least a point goal two-gameover in back stretch. one the 57th minute when cross Yedlin's for Mauro Evans, who delivered a 12-yard strike Rosales off laid off the DeAndre post and into the goal. Scoring: RSL - Findley 8’, Gil (Grabavoy, Velasquez) 35’ Velasquez) Gil (Grabavoy, RSL - 8’, Findley SEA Att: 12,063 Att: Seattle Sounders FC picked up its first win of the with season a 1-0 Obafemi road Martins scored his victory first goal for Sounders against FC as the Colorado Rapids. RSL the Rave Green recorded a second consecutive clean sheet. In the 27th minute, DeAndre Yedlin made a run up the up run a made Yedlin DeAndre minute, 27th the In sheet. Steve that cross a for Neagle Lamar to played and side right Zakuani laid off to Shalrie Joseph for a 20-yard shot. Rapids shot. 20-yard a for ShalrieJoseph to off laid Zakuani keeper Clint Irwin saved Joseph's shot, but Martins ered the gath- rebound and finished low the to give Seattle lead. Scoring: Scoring: COL - None SEACOL 10 XI: 3 14 Alonso, Joseph, Zakuani (Caskey, 70), Neagle (Burch, 89), Joseph, Alonso, Zakuani (Caskey, Martins 61). (Rosales, 49 43 34 38 27 28 11 19 48 SEA - None 93 71 13 2 18 2013 SOUNDERS2013 BOX MLS FC SCORES 13 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Gspurning, Yedlin, Scott, Hurtado, Scott, Gonzalez (Carrasco, Yedlin, Gspurning, Gspurning, Yedlin, Traore, Hurtado*, Burch, Martinez Traore, Yedlin, Gspurning, Gspurning, Yedlin, Hurtado, Traore, Gonzalez, Rosales Traore, Hurtado, Yedlin, Gspurning, SEA 15 3 10 Sounders Sounders FC 0 Montreal Impact vs. 1 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) 2013 2, March 38,998 Att: Seattle Sounders FC opened up season the with 2013 a 1- 0 loss to the Montreal game's lone Impact. goal Davy in Arnaud front of scored 38,998 Martins Felipe played In the 35th minute, the CenturyLink on Field. the Xbox Pitch at ahead to Arnaud at the top of the box and the 32-year-old chipped Michael Gspurning for the first goal of the season. Despite not scoring, the Green Rave pressured the goal all night, outshooting Montreal They 15-9. nearly equalized in the 66th minute when Eddie Johnson one-timed a pass to Brad Evans who blasted a low shot from 20 yards out that hit the In post. the back-heeled Alex 81st Caskey a minute, the shot striker's but box, inside the Johnson six-yard ball to hit the crossbar. SEA : - Scoring None MTL Arnaud- (Martins) 35’ MTL Sounders FC 1 vs. Portland Timbers Timbers 1 Sounders FC 1 Portland vs. - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) 2013 16, March 40,150 Att: Seattle Sounders FC picked up its first point of the season draw with in the in a Timbers Portland the 1-1 match first of the Cascadia 2013 Cup. Eddie Johnson scored for Seattle and Rodney Wallace netted a stoppage time equalizer front in of 40,150 CenturyLink Field. in Seattle scored first attendance in the when Steve 13th on Zakuani minute intercepted a ball the at midfield, down took into Xboxthe box with it space and crossed to Johnson who Pitch at tapped in a volley for Seattle's first goal of season. the Sounders 2013 MLS FC held the 1-0 lead stoppage into time second when half Andrew Jean-Baptiste intercepted Seattle clearance a and chipped a ball in the box that found the head the for Wallace of equalizing goal. SEA : - Scoring Johnson (Zakuani) 13’ POR 90+1’ (Jean-Baptiste) Wallace - SEA XI: XI: 62), Zakuani 84), Martinez, Evans*, Rose (Caskey, (Ochoa, 69), Johnson. Rosales, POR XI: XI: Sounders Sounders FC 0 at San Jose Earthquakes 1 - Buck Shaw Stadium 2013 CA) 23, (Santa March Clara, (Martins, 70), Alonso*, Rose, Zakuani (Caskey, 81), Ochoa (Martins, Alonso*, Zakuani 70), Rose, (Caskey, Att: 10,525 Att: Chris Wondolowski scored the lone goal as Sounders FC fell to the Stadium. San Michael Jose Earthquakes, Gspurning 2013 the of match road MLS first its played Seattle as saves 1-0, made at a Buck season-high Shaw four (Rosales, 61), (Rosales, Johnson*. season. season. In first half stoppage time, Wondolowski gathered the ball outside the top corner of the box and fired a low shot low a fired and box the of corner top the outside ball the off the far post and into the net. San Jose continued to attack to continued Jose San net. the into and post far the off in the second half, but Gspurning made several highlight- XI: XI: reel reel saves to keep the game close. In the 47th minute, he (Caskey, 81), Alonso, Rose, Zakuani (Zavaleta, 85), Zakuani Rose, Alonso, Ochoa (Zavaleta, 81), (Caskey, leapt to make a save on a Wondolowski shot inside the box. Wondolowski on a a save make leapt to head- open an on save diving a made he minute, 61st the In er by Shea Salinas in the six-yard box, then dove another to Salinas stop shot inside the box in the a in 73rd foot-save a Gspurningmade minute. time In stoppage second-half (Neagle, (Neagle, 81), Estrada. SJ - Wondolowski 45+1’ SJ Wondolowski - one-on-one situation after Ramiro Corrales got behind the defense. Scoring: SEA 16 4 10 SJ 2013 SOUNDERS FC MLS BOX SCORES RECORDS & RECORDS

HISTORY Sounders FC 2 at Philadelphia Union 2 Sounders FC 4 vs. FC Dallas 2 May 4, 2013, at PPL Park (Chester, PA) May 18, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) Att: 18,344 Att: 38,979 Mauro Rosales scored a goal and an assist as Sounders FC Eddie Johnson scored a brace and Lamar Neagle recorded drew, 2-2, with the Philadelphia Union at PPL Park. Eddie a goal and an assist as Seattle Sounders FC defeated FC Johnson scored his second goal of the season and Dallas, 4-2, at CenturyLink Field. Sounders FC scored in the Philadelphia's Danny Cruz netted a brace as Sounders FC 16th minute when Osvaldo Alonso headed a goal kick to extended its unbeaten streak to three games. In the 10th Johnson behind the Dallas defense for a right-footed shot minute, Rosales found Johnson in traffic with a corner kick inside the far post. Seattle doubled its lead in the 31st for a 10-yarder header goal. The Union would take a 2-1 lead minute when Brad Evans played to Neagle behind the thanks to two Cruz goals just one minute apart early in the defense, who dribbled around the keeper and slotted it into second half. The Rave Green equalized in the 64th minute the back of the empty net. After Dallas tied it up 2-2 in the when Mario Martinez played Leo Gonzalez all the way down 61st minute, Sounders FC responded quickly with two to the end line on the left side for a cross that found Rosales goals, first a minute later when Neagle slipped Johnson into for a left-footed volley to even the score, 2-2. the box for the winner, then in the 83rd when Evans found Scoring: SEA - Johnson (Rosales) 10’, Rosales (Gonzalez, 2013SCORES BOX Martins for an insurance goal. Martinez) 64’ Scoring: SEA - Johnson (Alonso) 16’, Neagle (Evans) 30’, PHI - Cruz 50’, Cruz 51’ Johnson (Neagle) 62’, Martins (Evans) 83’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners DAL - Cooper (Michel) 54’, Michel 61’ SEA 10 2 10 26 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners PHI 22 1 11 25 SEA 16 4 11 77 XI: Gspurning, Yedlin+, Hurtado, Traore, Gonzalez, DAL 13 7 13 23 Rosales (Estrada, 83), Carrasco, Evans (Rose, 74), XI: Gspurning, Yedlin*, Hurtado, Traore, Gonzalez (Scott, Caskey (Martinez, 62), Neagle+, Johnson*. 78), Martinez (Martins, 63), Alonso (Joseph, 31), Carrasco, Evans, Neagle, Johnson. Sounders FC 1 at Sporting Kansas City 0 May 8, 2013, at Sporting Park (Kansas City, KS) Sounders FC 0 at LA Galaxy 4 Att: 18,602 Djimi Traore scored the latest goal in franchise history as May 26, 2013 - The StubHub Center (Carson, CA) Sounders FC defeated Sporting Kansas City, 1-0, at Sporting Att: 24,811 Park. The 94th minute winner extended Seattle's unbeaten Robbie Keane scored a hat trick as Sounders FC fell to the streak to four games (2-0-2) after the club picked up seven LA Galaxy, 4-0, at the StubHub Center. The loss snapped points during a three-match road trip. After a long-throw in Seattle's six-match (4-0-2) unbeaten streak and marked the the fourth minute of second half stoppage time, Traore gath- first loss since March 30. Los Angeles got on the board first ered the ball inside the box after a Sporting mis-clearance in the 12th minute when Keane assisted on a goal by Sean and fired it into the back of the net. It marked the first career Franklin. Twelve minutes later, Keane gathered a loose ball MLS goal for Traore and his second across all competitions in the box and fired a 10-yard shot through the defense and in 2013. Seattle also extended its league unbeaten streak into the net to make it 2-0. The Irishman then converted two against Kansas City to seven games (6-0-1), including a 2-0- penalty kicks before halftime to complete the hat trick, the 0 record at Sporting Park in MLS play. The Rave Green have first against Seattle in team history across all competitions. bested Sporting four times with a stoppage time goal. Scoring: SEA - None Scoring: SEA - Traore 90+4’ LA - Franklin (Keane, Sarvas) 12’, Keane 24’, Keane (penal- KC - None ty) 34’, Keane (penalty) 44’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 9311 55 SEA 2211 62 KC 11 1 15 13 LA 15 0 10 6 11 XI: Gspurning, Scott, Hurtado, Traore, Gonzalez, Evans, XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Hurtado, Traore, Gonzalez, Rosales Alonso, Carrasco, Martinez (Caskey, 90+4), Estrada (Neagle, 65), Carrasco (Estrada, 65), Joseph+, Evans*, (Rosales, 85), Johnson. Johnson* (Martinez, 72), Martins.

Sounders FC 4 vs. San Jose Earthquakes 0 Sounders FC 2 at Chivas USA 0 May 11, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) June 1, 2013 - The StubHub Center (Carson, CA) Att: 38,880 Att: 9,053 Lamar Neagle scored a brace and Mauro Rosales had a Obafemi Martins scored his fourth goal of the season as goal and assist as Sounders FC defeated the San Jose Sounders FC defeated Chivas USA, 2-0, at the StubHub Earthquakes, 4-0, on the Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field. Center. In the 22nd minute, Mario Martinez and Lamar Seattle got on the board in the 28th mimute when Eddie Neagle combined to play Martins behind the defense into Johnson and Rosales combined to find Neagle for a blast the box. As Chivas keeper Dan Kennedy came off his line, past the keeper. Rosales doubled the lead in first-half stop- Martins chipped a shot over him and into the net to give page time when he bent a 20-yard free kick around the wall Seattle the lead. A Chivas USA own goal made the score 2- and inside the near post. Neagle made it 3-0 in the 54th 0 in the 33rd minute when a Mauro Rosales cross was minute when his left-footed shot from the top of the box rico- headed by Mario de Luna into his own net. Michael cheted off the near post and into the goal, and Obafemi Gspurning made four saves en route to his fifth shutout of Martins made it 4-0 in the third minute of second-half stop- the season. page time. Scoring: SEA - Martins (Neagle) 22’, Own Goal (De Luna) Scoring: SEA - Neagle (Rosales, Johnson) 28’, Rosales 33’ 45+1’, Neagle (Carrasco) 54’, Martins 90+3’ CHV - None SJ - None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 9418 13 SEA 14 3 13 01 CHV 11 1 22 15 SJ 16 2 10 22 XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Scott, Traore, Gonzalez, Rosales* XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Scott, Traore, Gonzalez, Rosales (Estrada, 76), Carrasco, Alonso (Rose, 21), Martinez (Martinez, 62), Alonso, Carrasco, Evans (Martins, 55), (Burch, 77), Neagle, Martins^. Neagle, Johnson*.

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Sounders FC 3 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 Sounders FC 0 at Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 HISTORY June 8, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) July 6, 2013 - B.C. Place (Vancouver, B.C.) Att: 53,679 Att: 22,500 Sounders FC scored two second-half goals in a 3-2 come- Kenny Miller and Darren Mattocks scored as Sounders FC from-behind win over Cascadia rival Vancouver Whitecaps fell, 2-0, to the Vancouver Whitecaps FC at BC Place. Miller FC in front of 53,679 on the Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field. put Vancouver up 1-0 in the fourth minute when he collect- Seattle got on the board first in the 9th minute when Lamar ed a long ball in the box, eluded the Seattle defense, and Neagle played Andy Rose behind the defense for a one-on- finished with a low-rolling shot that hit the far post and went one with the keeper, and the second-year pro slotted a 14- in. Mattocks made it 2-0 in the 79th when he chased down yard shot into the far netting. Vancouver then took a 2-1 lead a flick-header into the box, held off a Seattle defender, and when Russell Teibert and Camilo combined on consecutive tapped a left-footed shot over the keeper and inside the far goals 16 minutes apart. Servando Carrasco converted a post. The loss marked the first-ever MLS defeat to penalty kick in the 71st minute to tie the game at 2-2, mark- Vancouver for Seattle. ing his first-career MLS goal in his 29th career game. Scoring: SEA - None Sounders FC netted the winner in the 81st when Rose VAN - Miller (Hertzog) 4’, Mattocks (Koffie, Knighton) 79’ played Obafemi Martins into the box and, after dummying a Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners 2013SCORES BOX Vancouver defender and taking down to the end line, sent a SEA 16 2922 short cross that Neagle tapped into the back of the net. VAN 13 7 11 44 Scoring: SEA - Rose (Neagle) 9’, Carrasco (penalty) 71’, XI: Gspurning, Scott, Hurtado*, Traore, Gonzalez (Yedlin, Neagle (Martins, Rose) 81’ 79), Evans, Carrasco, Joseph, Neagle* (Rosales, 72), VAN - Camilo (Teibert, Lee) 10’, Camilo (Teibert) 26’ Johnson, Martins. Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 16 39211 Sounders FC 0 at San Jose Earthquakes 1 VAN 10 2 11 16 July 13, 2013 - Buck Shaw Stadium (Santa Clara, CA) XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Scott, Traore, Gonzalez, Rosales Att: 10,525 (Estrada, 89), Carrasco, Rose*, Caskey (Burch, 61), Walter Martinez scored the lone goal as Sounders FC fell, Neagle, Martins. 1-0, to the San Jose Earthquakes at Buck Shaw Stadium. After a scoreless first half, San Jose found the goal in the Sounders FC 0 at Real Salt Lake 2 48th minute when Martinez received a ball from Steven June 22, 2013 - Rio Tinto Stadium (Sandy, UT) Lenhart in the box, created some space, and finished into Att: 19,848 the top far corner of the net. The goal came not long after Kyle Beckerman and Robbie Findley each scored as Sounders FC was forced to make a halftime change at goal- Sounders FC fell to Real Salt Lake, 2-0, at Rio Tinto keeper, and Seattle was forced to use all three substitutions Stadium. After 40 minutes of scoreless play, Beckerman put due to injuries. Salt Lake on the board in the 41st minute. Javier Morales' Scoring: SEA - None free kick was blocked by the Seattle wall, but the ball SJ - Martinez (Lenhart) 48’ bounced right to Beckerman deep in the box for a volley into Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners the top of the net. Findley made it 2-0 in the 46th minute with SEA 6420 13 his second goal against Seattle this season. After Michael SJ 11 1 15 23 Gspurning saved Findley's initial attempt, he collected a ball XI: Gspurning (Weber, 46), Yedlin, Scott*, Traore from Alvaro Saborio and slotted a low shot into the net. (Hurtado*, 52), Gonzalez, Evans (Rosales, 32), Alonso^, Scoring: SEA - None Carrasco*, Burch, Neagle, Johnson. RSL - Beckerman 41’, Findley (Saborio) 46’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Sounders FC 1 vs. Colorado Rapids 1 SEA 2411 13 July 20, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) RSL 17 1 11 48 Att: 39,196 XI: Gspurning, Scott, Hurtado, Traore*, Gonzalez*, Rosales DeAndre Yedlin scored his first career MLS goal as Seattle (Joseph, 76), Carrasco, Evans, Neagle (Martinez, 57), Sounders FC drew, 1-1, with the Colorado Rapids on the Johnson (Estrada, 73)+, Martins. Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field. After an hour of scoreless play, Colorado opened up the scoring in the 60th minute Sounders FC 2 vs. D.C. United 0 when Nick LaBrocca's corner found Drew Moor at the near July 3, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) post for a header goal. Yedlin equalized four minutes later on Att: 39,280 his first career MLS goal. Lamar Neagle's low shot in the box Obafemi Martins scored twice as Seattle Sounders FC hit the far post and rolled right to Yedlin, whose initial shot defeated D.C. United, 2-0, on the Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink was saved by Irwin. The rebound fell to Yedlin and he head- Field. Michael Gspurning recorded his sixth shutout of the ed it into the back of the net on his second attempt. season as Seattle won its fourth-straight home game. In the Scoring: SEA - Yedlin 64’ 19th minute, Brad Evans played Martins into the box with a COL - Moor (LaBrocca) 60’ through-ball for a one-on-one with the keeper, and the Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Nigerian striker slotted it past Joe Willis to make it 1-0. SEA 17 1 10 07 Martins doubled the lead in second-half stoppage time COL 9613 36 when he chased down a loose ball in the box, held off mul- XI: Weber, Yedlin, Hurtado, Scott*, Gonzalez, Rosales tiple defenders, and finished into the back of the net. (Evans, 71), Alonso, Carrasco* (Zavaleta, 86), Burch Scoring: SEA - Martins (Evans) 19’, Martins 90+1’ (Estrada, 76), Neagle, Martins. DC - None Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 8415 43 DC 91 573 XI: Gspurning, Scott*, Hurtado*, Traore, Gonzalez, Rosales *=Yellow Card (Neagle, 78), Carrasco, Rose (Joseph, 76), Evans, += Red Card Johnson, Martins.

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HISTORY Sounders FC 2 vs. Chivas USA 1 Sounders FC 1 at Houston Dynamo 3 July 28, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) August 17, 2013 - BBVA Compass Stadium (Houston) Att: 38,463 Att: 22,289 Brad Evans and Lamar Neagle scored for Seattle Sounders Shalrie Joseph scored his first goal for Seattle Sounders FC, FC in a 2-1 win over Chivas USA at CenturyLink Field. but a first-half brace from Giles Barnes led Houston to a 3- Obafemi Martins recorded two assists and Andrew Weber 1 win in front of a sellout crowd of 22,289 at BBVA Compass earned his first victory for Seattle. Sounders FC conceded Stadium. Barnes struck twice in four minutes to give the the first goal of the match in the 16th minute when Carlos Dynamo the early lead. In the 17th minute, Will Bruin got Alvarez weaved through the defense and laid the ball off the behind the Seattle defense and passed back to Barnes, who Erick Torres, who finished inside the far post. Seattle equal- cut inside and blasted a shot inside the far corner. Four min- ized in the 23rd minute when Martins slipped Evans behind utes later, Barnes added a second tally when he collected a the Chivas backline for a first-time shot past goalkeeper Dan ball from Brad Davis, turned and rocketed a 30-yard shot to Kennedy. Neagle put Sounders FC ahead in the 57th minute the upper corner. Seattle pulled one goal back in the 65th when he beat Kennedy from 10-yards out. minute when Marc Burch's free kick found Joseph in the Scoring: SEA - Evans (Martins) 23’, Neagle (Rosales, box. Joseph hammered a header that bounced over Tally Martins) 57’ 2013SCORES BOX Hall and into the open net. Clint Dempsey made his first CHV - Torres (Alvarez) 16’ start for Sounders FC, playing 90 minutes with a team-high Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners four shots. SEA 20 2 10 35 Scoring: SEA - Joseph (Burch) 65’ CHV 8616 16 HOU - Barnes (Bruin) 17’, Barnes (Davis) 21’, Bruin (Davis) XI: Weber, Yedlin, Ianni*, Traore*, Gonzalez, Rosales 74’ (Estrada, 78), Alonso, Evans, Burch (Carrasco, 84), Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Neagle, Martins (Scott, 89). SEA 20 1 10 29 HOU 16 2 10 54 Sounders FC 3 vs. FC Dallas 0 XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Ianni, Traore (Scott, 82), Gonzalez*, August 3, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) Rosales (Evans, 62), Alonso, Joseph, Burch (Zavaleta, 85), Att: 39,360 Neagle, Dempsey. Obafemi Martins and Eddie Johnson scored first-half goals as Seattle Sounders FC defeated FC Dallas, 3-0, on the Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field. Brad Evans recorded a Sounders FC 1 vs. Portland Timbers 0 goal and an assist and Marcus Hahnemann recorded a August 25, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) shutout in his first MLS appearance for Sounders FC. Att: 67,385 Seattle scored its first goal in the eighth minute when Mauro Eddie Johnson scored the lone goal on an assist from Rosales' free kick found Martins for a glancing header in the Mauro Rosales as Seattle Sounders FC defeated the box. Johnson doubled the lead in the 22nd minute when he Portland Timbers, 1-0, in front of a record crowd of 67,385 on got behind the defense on a long ball from Evans and calm- the Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field. After an hour of score- ly slotted it past Raul Fernandez. Evans made it 3-0 in stop- less play, Rosales, who entered the match just four minutes page time on a penalty kick after David Ferreira fouled earlier, whipped in a free kick that Johnson headed inside Lamar Neagle in the box. the far post for his sixth goal of the season. Michael Scoring: SEA - Martins (Rosales) 8’, Johnson (Evans) 22’, Gspurning made four saves, including two in stoppage time, Evans (PK) 90+4’ en route to his seventh shutout of the season, marking his DAL - None second clean sheet in four games against the Timbers. The Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners 67,385 in attendance was the largest ever for a soccer game SEA 11 0 17 23 in Seattle and the second-largest attendance in MLS histo- DAL 8119 42 ry for a standalone match. XI: Hahnemann, Yedlin, Ianni,Traore*, Gonzalez, Rosales Scoring: SEA - Johnson (Rosales) 60’ (Burch, 77), Alonso*, Evans, Neagle, Johnson* (Scott, 89), POR - None Martins (Carrasco, 86). Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 15 4 10 19 Sounders FC 2 at Toronto FC 1 POR 10 2 16 29 August 10, 2013 - BMO Field (Toronto, Ontario) XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Scott, Hurtado, Gonzalez, Evans, Att: 18,766 Alonso, Joseph (Rosales, 56), Neagle (Traore, 90+1), Mauro Rosales scored his third goal of the season and Clint Dempsey, Johnson (Carrasco, 90+5). Dempsey made his return to MLS as Sounders FC defeated Toronto FC, 2-1, at BMO Field. Brad Evans and Eddie Sounders FC 1 at Columbus Crew 0 Johnson each recorded an assist as Seattle won its third August 31, 2013 - Crew Stadium (Columbus, OH) straight game. Seattle got on the board first in the 16th Att: 20,392 minute when Evans lofted a cross at the far post to Johnson, Despite playing a man down, Sounders FC earned three who headed it back across the goal to Rosales for a left-foot- points on the road with a 1-0 result over the Columbus Crew ed volley into the net. A Toronto own goal made it 2-0 in the at Crew Stadium. Eddie Johnson and Mauro Rosales con- 40th minute before the Reds pulled one back right after half- nected for the second consecutive game, giving Seattle five time when Jonathan Osorio's point-blank shot was deflect- wins in the past six games. In the 15th minute, Rosales ed by the foot of Marcus Hahnemann and breached the line found Johnson in the box with a free kick and the striker just before being cleared by Leo Gonzalez. headed inside the far post to put Seattle up 1-0. Michael Scoring: SEA - Rosales (Johnson, Evans) 16’, Own Goal Gspurning made three saves en route to his second consec- (Henry) 40’ utive clean sheet, giving him eight on the season. TOR - Osorio (Wiedemann) 46’ Scoring: SEA - Johnson (Rosales) 15’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners CLB - None SEA 13 2 15 45 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners TOR 12 1 11 2 11 SEA 7311 33 XI: Hahnemann, Yedlin, Ianni, Traore, Gonzalez, Rosales CLB 24 1 12 29 (Joseph, 72), Alonso, Evans (Burch, 89), Neagle, XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Scott, Hurtado, Gonzalez+, Rosales Johnson*, Martins (Dempsey, 34). (Burch, 74), Alonso, Evans (Carrasco, 19), Neagle, Dempsey, Johnson (Traore*, 61).

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Sounders FC 1 vs. Chivas USA 0 Sounders FC 1 at LA Galaxy 1 HISTORY September 4, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) September 21, 2013 - The StubHub Center (Carson, CA) Att: 38,317 Att: 27,000 Lamar Neagle scored the game-winner as Seattle Sounders Eddie Johnson scored his eighth goal of the season as FC defeated Chivas USA , 1-0, on the Xbox Pitch at Sounders FC played to a 1-1 road draw with the LA Galaxy CenturyLink Field. In the 24th minute, Marc Burch's long at the StubHub Center. Mauro Rosales tied the franchise free kick from the right side found Neagle in the six-yard box, record with 34 career assists as Seattle extended its unbeat- who settled the ball and fired a shot past Dan Kennedy. en streak to six games (5-0-1). The Rave Green scored first Michael Gspurning made one save en route to his third con- in the 25th minute when Rosales' corner kick found a wide- secutive shutout and ninth of the season, eclipsing 2012’s open Johnson for a sharp near-post header into the back of total of eight. the net. The Galaxy equalized moments before the halftime Scoring: SEA - Neagle (Burch) 24’ whistle when Juninho put a free kick over the wall from the CHV - None top of the box and into the corner of the net. Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Scoring: SEA - Johnson (Rosales) 25’ SEA 11 1 17 2 10 LA - Juninho 45+2’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners

CHV 13 2 13 14 2013SCORES BOX XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Ianni, Traore, Scott, Rosales (Rose, SEA 7119 82 82), Alonso, Carrasco, Burch (Hurtado, 89), Estrada LA 11 1907 (Zavaleta, 84), Neagle. XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Hurtado, Scott*+, Gonzalez, Rosales (Evans, 76), Alonso*, Rose (Moffat, 65), Neagle, Johnson, Sounders FC 2 vs. Chicago Fire 1 Martins (Burch, 82). September 7, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) Att: 38,503 Sounders FC 1 vs. New York Red Bulls 1 Lamar Neagle scored for the second-straight game as September 29, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) Sounders FC defeated the Chicago Fire, 2-1, on the Xbox Att: 39,083 Pitch at CenturyLink Field. A late own goal from Chicago Brad Evans scored his fourth goal of the season as proved to be the game winner as Seattle won its fourth Sounders FC drew, 1-1, with the New York Red Bulls on the straight match. Chicago scored first in the 25th minute when Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field. Seattle extended its Dilly Duka played Mike Magee behind the defense for a one- unbeaten streak to seven games (5-0-2) and had not lost in on-one against Seattle keeper Michael Gspurning. Seattle its last 14 (10-0-4) home outings. Seattle earned a penalty equalized 15 minutes later when Marc Burch and Neagle kick in the 44th minute when Evans' cross was handled by connected for a goal in the second consecutive game. After New York defender Markus Holgersson in the box. Evans a Mauro Rosales cross was pawed away by Chicago keep- converted the penalty for his fourth goal of the season, con- er Sean Johnson, Burch recovered the ball and found verting all seven career penalty attempts. Tim Cahill equal- Neagle in the box for a first-time finish. The score remained ized for New York in the 76th minute with a strong finish to 1-1 until the 89th minute when second-half substitute Zach the far netting after a prolonged scramble in the box. Scott made a dangerous run up the left side and sent a Sounders FC out-shot the Red Bulls, 15-8, had 21 open- cross that was deflected by Gonzalo Segares into the goal. play crosses to New York's 10, and held 61.1% of the pos- Scoring: SEA - Neagle (Burch) 40’, Own Goal (Segares) session. 89’ Scoring: SEA - Evans (penalty) 45’ CHI - Magee (Duka) 25’ NY - Cahill 76’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 15 2 15 05 SEA 15 2942 CHI 12 4 12 13 NY 8218 53 XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Hurtado, Traore, Gonzalez*, XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Hurtado, Traore, Burch, Rosales Rosales* (Estrada, 80), Alonso, Rose, Burch (Scott, 82), (Moffat, 79), Alonso, Evans*, Neagle, Johnson, Martins. Neagle, Martins (Carrasco, 89). Sounders FC 1 at Colorado Rapids 5 Sounders FC 2 vs. Real Salt Lake 0 October 5, 2013 - DSG Park (Commerce City, COL) September 13, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) Att: 18,076 Att: 55,107 Eddie Johnson scored his ninth goal of the season as Obafemi Martins and Lamar Neagle both scored as Seattle Sounders FC fell, 5-1, to the Colorado Rapids at Dick's Sounders FC defeated Real Salt Lake, 2-0, in front of Sporting Goods Park, snapping Seattle's seven-match (5-0- 55,107 on the Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field. The win was 2) unbeaten streak. Deshorn Brown scored the first of Seattle’s fifth straight as it moved into first place overall in the Colorado's four first-half goals moments after the opening Supporter's Shield standings. Seattle went up 1-0 in the third kick for the second fastest goal in league history. Dillon minute, marking the fastest goal scored by Sounders FC Powers made it 2-0 nine minutes later from a Vicente this season. Martins one-timed Andy Rose down to the end Sanchez corner kick, Brown completed his brace in the 31st when he finished from the edge of the box, and Drew Moor line on the left side for a cross back to Martins, who knocked made it 4-0 in the 41st minute on another Sanchez corner a volley into the back of the net. Neagle made it 2-0 in the kick. Seattle scored in the 63rd when Marc Burch lobbed a 38th minute, marking his third-straight game with a goal. ball over the defense to Johnson, who held off a defender Martins played DeAndre Yedlin down the right wing with and converted past Clint Irwin. Torres made it 5-1 in stop- space and the rookie crossed to Neagle in the box for a vol- page time on a ball from Martin Rivero. ley finish through traffic into the back of the net. Scoring: SEA - Johnson (Burch) 63’ Scoring: SEA - Martins (Rose) 3’, Neagle (Yedlin, Martins) COL - Brown (Torres) 1’, Powers (Sanchez) 10’, Brown 38’ (Powers) 31’, Moor (Thomas, Sanchez) 41’, Torres RSL - None (Sanchez) 90+1’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 10 3 14 04 SEA 13 4 14 26 RSL 9315 10 COL 15 3913 XI: Gspurning, Yedlin*, Hurtado, Scott, Gonzalez, Rosales XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Hurtado (Ianni, 46), Scott*+, Burch, (Johnson, 75), Alonso, Rose, Burch (Dempsey, 61), Rosales (Remick, 65), Alonso (Rose, 74), Moffat, Evans, Neagle (Estrada, 89), Martins. Neagle, Johnson.

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HISTORY Sounders FC 1 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC 4 Sounders FC 0 at FC Dallas 2 October 9, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) October 19, 2013 - Toyota Stadium (Frisco, TX) Att: 38,833 Att: 15,017 Manneh Kekuta scored a hat trick as Seattle Sounders FC Michel scored a goal and an assist as Sounders fell, 2-0, to fell, 4-1, to Vancouver Whitecaps FC on the Xbox Pitch at FC Dallas at Toyota Stadium. After over an hour of scoreless CenturyLink Field. Mauro Rosales scored Seattle's lone play, Matt Hedges put Dallas on the board in the 65th goal as Sounders FC remained in second place in the minute. Michel, who had come on as substitute seven min- Western Conference. Manneh opened the scoring in the utes earlier, found Hedges in the box with a free kick and the 12th minute when Daigo Kobayashi headed him a ball defender headed it inside the near post. Michel made it 2-0 behind the defense and the striker finished past the onrush- on a rebound in the 88th minute. David Ferreira took a shot ing Michael Gspurning. In the 42nd minute, Young-Pyo Lee from distance that deflected off a Seattle defender right to played a long ball down the right side to Camilo, who one- Michel in the box for a tap-in. timed a pass to Manneh running full speed into the box for Scoring: SEA - None the second goal. Manneh completed the hat trick in the 54th DAL - Hedges (Michel) 65’, Michel 88’ minute when he got behind the defense again on a short Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners

2013SCORES BOX pass from Kobayashi. Rosales pulled Seattle one back in SEA 15 2 15 41 the 69th minute when he converted a rebound attempt on an DAL 13 3 11 23 Osvaldo Alonso shot. Nigel Reo-Coker made it 4-1 in the XI: Hahnemann, Yedlin, Hurtado, Ianni, Gonzalez, Rosales 82nd minute when he got into the open field on a counter (Zavaleta, 80), Moffat (Rose, 80), Evans, Caskey (Estrada, attack and finished from a tight angle. 69), Dempsey, Neagle. Scoring: SEA - Rosales 69’ VAN - Manneh (Kobayashi) 12’, Manneh (Camilo, Lee) 42’, Sounders FC 1 vs. LA Galaxy 1 Manneh (Kobayashi) 53’, Reo-Coker 82’ October 27, 2013 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Att: 66,216 SEA 21 1 12 08 Clint Dempsey scored his first club goal as Seattle VAN 7612 41 Sounders FC drew, 1-1, with the LA Galaxy on the Xbox XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Hurtado, Traore, Burch (Ianni, 60), Pitch at CenturyLink Field. Dempsey scored his first goal for Rosales, Alonso, Rose (Zakuani, 79), Estrada (Dempsey, Sounders FC in the 30th minute. Lamar Neagle's cross from 51), Neagle, Martins. the right flank got deflected in the box and fell to Dempsey at the back post, who flicked the ball with the outside of his Sounders FC 0 at Portland Timbers 1 right foot for the game's opening goal. Robbie Keane netted October 13, 2013 - JELD-WEN Field (Portland, OR) the equalizer in the 78th minute when he fired a volley from Att: 20,674 15 yards out that bounced through the defense and inside Kalif Alhassan tallied late in the first half as Seattle the far post. Seattle finished the 2013 regular season in Sounders fell to the Portland Timbers at JELD-WEN Field. fourth place in the Western Conference. The loss snapped Seattle's four-game (2-0-2) unbeaten run Scoring: SEA - Dempsey (Neagle) 30’ against the Timbers and awarded the Vancouver Whitecaps LA - Keane (Jiminez) 78’ FC the 2013 Cascadia Cup. Portland scored the game's Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners lone goal just before the halftime whistle. Following a Seattle SEA 13 5 15 68 clearance, the ball fell to Alhassan at the top of the box and LA 12 3 12 04 he fired a shot inside the bottom left corner to give the XI: Gspurning, Yedlin, Hurtado, Traore, Burch, Evans, Timbers the 1-nil lead. Alonso, Dempsey, Moffat, Neagle (Rose, 87), Johnson Scoring: SEA - None (Rosales, 78). POR - Alhassan 45’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 15 2 14 03 POR 11 2915 *=Yellow Card XI: Hahnemann, Yedlin, Hurtado*, Ianni, Gonzalez, += Red Card Rosales (Estrada, 57), Alonso+, Moffat*, Caskey (Rose, 81), Dempsey (Zakuani, 77), Neagle.

Dempsey scored his first club goal as a Sounder vs. the LA Galaxy in front of 66,216 at CenturyLink Field.

118 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE | 2014 RECORDS & HISTORY 2013 POSTSEASON 119 1-1-0 0 0-1-0 0 1-2-0 1 2-1-0 0 2/0 0 0/0 5/84/65/2 36/7 0 1/0 0 0/0 1 0/0 3/3 0/0 2/4 0 0/0 1/0 1 0/0 0 0/1 1/02/50/1 0 0 0/0 0 0/0 0/0 0/1 0 0/0 2/46/3 0 0/0 5/1 13/1 2/0 0/0 0 0 0/0 0 1/0 0/0 11 00 11 00 media.soundersfc.com 1.54 1.94 1.67 1.67 14 3 10 4/4 0 1/0 30 13 4 54/51 3 8/0 48 13 20 51/54 6 5/1 SHT SOG CK FC/FS OFF C/E 85 75 85 3 53 2 56 54 20 811 811 3 110 0 2 301 1 1 0 100 0 200 1 3 0 00 1 0 0 0 0 00 000 000 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 01 0 0 0 00 100 0 7 0 00 1 000 0 100 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 GA 64 59 41 62 93 174 175 135 141 177 270 270 270 270 264 270 270 224 270 93 175 270 13 270 12 None 33 33 22 21 20 10 10 6000 0 0 33 33 22 33 33 21 33 33 22 31 21 33 22 GP GS MIN 22 21 33 33 GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-T SO None Evans Evans (1) SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC SEATTLE INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING 2013 SOUNDERS2013 POSTSEASON MLS FC Eddie Eddie Johnson added a late goal in the 93rd minute as beat Seattle the Colorado Rapids, 2-0, in 2-0, Rapids, the Round MLS of Knockout Cup the Playoffs. 2013 GAME-WINNING GOALS: GAME-WINNING GOALS: GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: GAME-WINNING ATTEMPTS/GOALS: KICK PENALTY OPPONENT TOTALS OPPONENT TEAM TOTALS TEAM GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals allowed;GAA-goals against avg.;PG-penalty allowed;GAA-goals GP-games scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals played;GS-goals GK Gspurning, Michael GK Hahnemann, Marcus POS Player GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;G-goals;A-assists;SHT-shots,SOG-shots on caused;FS-fouls goal;FC-fouls GP-games scored;MIN-minutes;G-goals;A-assists;SHT-shots,SOG-shots played;GS-goals suffered;OFF-offsides:C/E-cautions/ejections FM Martins, Obafemi Andy Rose, DM Zach Scott, Mauro Rosales, DGK Burch, Marc Hahnemann, Marcus GK Gspurning, Michael D Gonzalez, Leo MM/FAdam Moffat, Neagle, Lamar D Djimi Traore, MD Joseph, Shalrie Hurtado, Jhon Kennedy MM/F Osvaldo Alonso, Clint Dempsey, MD Brad Evans, DeAndre Yedlin, Pos Player F Johnson, Eddie TEAM TOTALS TEAM goals;PA-penalty attempts;W/L/T-wins/losses/ties;SO-shutouts goals;PA-penalty OPPONENT TOTALS OPPONENT 2013 SOUNDERS FC MLS POSTSEASON RECORDS & RECORDS

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Seattle Sounders FC 2 vs. Colorado Rapids 0 Seattle Sounders FC 2 at Portland Timbers 3 Western Conference Knockout Round Western Conference Semifinal (Leg Two) October 30, 2013 - Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field November 7, 2013 - JELD-WEN Field (Portland, Ore.) Att: (Seattle) Att: 32,204 (sellout) 20,674 Brad Evans scored the first-half game-winner and Eddie Despite second-half goals from DeAndre Yedlin and Eddie Johnson added a late tally as Seattle Sounders FC beat the Johnson, Sounders FC fell, 3-2, to the Portland Timbers in Colorado Rapids, 2-0, in the Knockout Round of the MLS the second leg of the Western Conference Semifinals at Cup Playoffs at CenturyLink Field. With the win, Sounders JELD-WEN Field. Portland jumped out to a 3-0 lead as they FC advanced to the Western Conference Semifinals against advance on aggregate, 5-3, to the Western Conference the Portland Timbers. Evans, who wore the captain's arm- Championship. Portland got on the board first when Will band, opened the scoring in the 28th minute. After collecting Johnson converted penalty kick in the 29th minute after a a ball from Johnson on the left flank, Leo Gonzalez whipped Seattle hand ball in the box. In the 44th minute Diego Valeri a cross into the box that was deflected by a Colorado received a ball in traffic on the right side of the box, beat a

2013POSTSEASON defender to Evans at the top corner of the box for a blast into defender and converted a sliding shot from a tight angle the far side netting. Johnson added an insurance tally in inside the far post to make it 2-0. Mamadou Dansou put the second-half stoppage time when Clint Dempsey played him Timbers up four goals on aggregate in the 47th minute with into the box and he finished inside the near post. a header after a quick restart. Sounders FC then rallied back Scoring - SEA: Evans 28’, Johnson (Dempsey) 90+3 with back-to-back goals moments apart. In the 74th minute, COL: None Brad Evans' long throw-in was deflected twice in the box Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners and fell to Yedlin at the far post for a blast into the net. A SEA 14 2 17 44 minute later, Yedlin crossed into the box and found Johnson, COL 7219 12 who rose above the Timbers defense for a header into the back of the net. GK Gspurning+ Scoring - SEA: Yedlin 74’, Johnson (Yedlin) 76’ D Yedlin (Burch, 45) POR: W. Johnson (penalty) 29’, Valeri (Wallace) 44’, Danso D Hurtado (Wallace, Johnson) 47’ D Traore Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners D Gonzalez SEA 13 3 21 15 M Evans POR 13 1 14 11 M Alonso M Dempsey GK Gspurning M Moffat (Scott, 90) D Yedlin F Neagle* (Hahnemann, 87) D Hurtado F Johnson* D Traore Seattle Sounders FC 1 vs. Portland Timbers 2 D Burch* Western Conference Semifinal (Leg One) M Evans November 2, 2013 - Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink Field M Alonso (Rose, 84) (Seattle) Att: 38,507 (sellout) M Dempsey* Osvaldo Alonso scored in the 90th minute as the Seattle M Moffat (Rosales, 58) Sounders FC fell behind, 2-1, to the Portland Timbers in the F Joseph (Martins, 49) first leg of the Western Conference Semifinals on the Xbox F Johnson Pitch at CenturyLink Field. Portland struck first with a goal in the 15th minute. Jack Jewsbury brought the ball up the right flank and sent a cross to the near post where Ryan Johnson flicked a header to the far netting for his first career playoff goal. The Timbers doubled the lead in the 67th minute when Kalif Alhassan found Darlington Nagbe in the box to make it 2-0. Alonso netted Seattle's lone goal in the final moments of the game. Shalrie Joseph flicked on a Brad Evans throw- in that fell to Alonso in the box for a first-time shot down the center of the goal for his second-career playoff goal. Scoring - SEA: Alonso (Joseph, Evans) 90’ POR: R. Johnson (Jewsbury, Chara) 15’, Nagbe (Alhassan) 67’ Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEA 20 3 13 1 11 POR 10 4 21 11

GK Hahnemann D Scott (Rosales, 63) D Hurtado D Traore D Gonzalez (Burch, 84) M Evans M Alonso M Dempsey M Moffat (Joseph, 77) F Neagle* F Johnson

120 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE | 2014 RECORDS & HISTORY 2013 ALL-COMP STATIS 121 1-1-1 0 2-5-0 1 14-11-7 10 17-17-8 12 17-17-8 12 0/0 0 0/0 1/5 0 1/1 9/74/60/1 04/2 3 1/0 0 0/0 4 0/1 0/0 1/00/10/0 0 1 0/0 0 0/0 0/0 6/8 0 1/0 8/11 2 1/0 11/7 1 1/0 18/4 0 2/0 12/12 0 1/1 43/10 0 6/2 33/12 2 5/0 27/18 1 2/0 65/48 1 3/2 44/30 4 2/1 21/30 0 5/0 49/21 0 4/1 33 00 00 33 35 29 17/14 0 1/0 media.soundersfc.com 61 74 30 10 30 60 20 30 30 1.20 11 11 10 12 17 13 14 12 48 8 14 37/24 3 4/0 7343 2846 1625 15 13 62/35 7 7 8 17/29 16 114 28/3243 21/55 3/1 7 746 5 0/1 3/0 10 2/0 12 8/2720 1 6 30 2/0 4/19 3 1/0 HT SOG CK FC/FS OFF C/E 85 3 00 0 0 0 31 3 12 04 9 0 00 8 500 0 5 300 0 00 000 0 0 0 0 0 94 84 56 48 33 11 11 11 11 02 01 701 00 0 000 0 0 0 00 500 1 000 0 9 0 0 0 0 00 2 1 0 20 00 5 0 8 GAS 16 31 610 105 225 705 633 390 633 23 16 8 1.14 225 Evans Evans (2/2), Alonso Carrasco (1/1), (0/1), Martins (0/1) 32 97 21 10 97 87 84 50 14 9 747 22 10 1065 26 15 1397 27 21 1882 30 27 2220 42 42 3780 51 41 515 162 230 554/528 108 55/11 34 32 2865 GP GS MIN 32 87 42 42 3780 168 92 52 1.24 GP GS MIN SHTS SV GA GAA PG PA W-L-T SO Rosales Rosales (5), Martins (2), Neagle (2), Rose (2), Burch (1), Evans (1), Johnson (1) Martins (5), Neagle (4), Johnson (3), (2), Traore Evans (1) (2 Own Goals) SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC SEATTLE INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING offat, Adam Adam (SEA) offat, emick, emick, Dylan urtado, urtado, Jhon Kennedy 33 31Alex askey, 2763 arrasco, Servandoarrasco, 20 14 1320 avaleta, Eriq avaleta, akuani, Steve 11 8 664 raore, Djimi raore, anni, Patrick Own Goals Received Moffat, Adam Adam (TOT) Moffat, 39 31 2831 2013 SOUNDERS2013 ALL-COMPFC STATISTICS TEAM TOTALS TEAM GP-games played; GS-goals scored; MIN-minutes; G-goals; A-assists; SHT-shots, SOG-shots on goal; FC-fouls caused; FS- caused; FC-fouls SOG-shots on goal; SHT-shots, A-assists; G-goals; MIN-minutes; GS-goals scored; GP-games played; M Lund, Philip GKAndrew Weber, DR FZ M/F David Estrada, GK Hahnemann, Marcus FMM Ochoa, Sammy 18 5 588 DH DMC Zach Scott, DI MZ DM Gonzalez, LeoGK Martinez, Mario Gspurning, Michael 33 33 15 33 33 2920 2852 9 867 MC M/F Clint Dempsey, MD Joseph, Shalrie Burch, Marc 12 9 14 921 9 814 DT MMAndy Rose, Osvaldo Alonso, 33 33 2803 FM Martins, ObafemiM Brad Evans, D Mauro Rosales, 22 Yedlin, DeAndre 17 1516 39 37 28 2405 35 3124 Pos Player FF Johnson, Eddie Neagle, Lamar 27 26 35 2235 12 30 2726 2 63 34 0 30/45 47 8/0 OPPONENT TOTALSOPPONENT 42 42 3780 52 41 523 168 199 528/554 99 61/3 fouls suffered; OFF-offsides: C/E-cautions/ejections OFF-offsides: suffered; fouls GAME-WINNING GAME-WINNING GOALS: GP-games played; GS-goals scored; MIN-minutes; SHTS-shots; SV-saves; GA-goals allowed; GAA-goals against avg.; PG- GAA-goals against avg.; allowed; GA-goals SV-saves; SHTS-shots; MIN-minutes; GS-goals scored; GP-games played; GKAndrew Weber, GK Gspurning, MichaelGK 33Marcus Hahnemann, 33 2920 137 91 41 1.26 POS Player GAME-WINNING ASSISTS: ASSISTS: GAME-WINNING TEAM TOTALS TEAM PENALTY KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: KICK GOALS/ATTEMPTS: PENALTY penalty goals; PA-penalty attempts; W/L/T-wins/losses.ties; SO-shutouts W/L/T-wins/losses.ties; attempts; PA-penalty penalty goals; OPPONENT TOTALSOPPONENT 42 42 3780 162 108 51 1.21 Eriq Zavaleta Eriq led Zavaleta the Sounders FC team reserve with four goals in 2013. 2014 | VAN: Hurtado90+3) Adekugbe (63), (56), Heinemann (74, VAN: (6), Mwanga 20) Cascio (13, COL: (34, Rivera 37) CHV: Bustos (30), Mitchell (82) VAN: Rincon POR: (54) 2013 SOUNDERS2013 FC Azira Azira (1), (1), Estrada Gavin (1), Lund (1) Azira (1), Bates (1), Carrasco (1), Estrada (1) Estrada (1), Carrasco (1), Bates (1), Azira RESERVE LEAGUE RESULTS SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Date3/17 Opp4/15 POR4/23 at LA Result5/12 Score SJ L Rec6/2 ORL D7/7 Goal Scorers at CHV 0-1 W LVAN at 1-17/21 L 0-1-0 L COL 0-1-1 2-17/29 (86) Valencia POR: None; SEA: 0-2 1-2 Jiminez LA: (29) (7); Zavaleta SEA: CHV 1-1-1 L 0-4 1-2-18/11 1-3-1 Own SEA: Goal Gorskie (90+1) (56), SJ: Bates (72); 8/26 Dwyer (4, ORL: 53) None; at SEA: ORL 1-4-1 W Own (69), Calvert SEA: Goal Bowen (76) (77), CHV: VAN 2-3 L None; SEA: 9/14 3-2 1-5-110/14 RSL D at POR Wingo (72) Cunningham SEA: (12), 0-2 2-5-1 W League:Reserve W (44, 81), Zavaleta (63); SEA: Carrasco 4-6-2 2-6-1 2-2 (30) Molino Valentino ORL: (1), None; SEA: 4-1 2-6-2 2-0 (51), (90+); Estrada Zavaleta SEA: 4-6-2 3-6-2 Azira (34), Crook (7), (82); Estrada Rose SEA: (70), C. None Ianni RSL: (13), Estrada (54); SEA: GAME-WINNING GOALS: GAME-WINNING GOALS: ASSISTS: GAME-WINNING 122

RECORDS & HISTORY 2013 RESERVE LEAGUE RESULTS RECORDS & HISTORY 2013 RESERVE LEAGUE STATS 123 0/0 0/0 1/0 2/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 2/0 2/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 1/0 1/0 1/0 1/0 0/0 0/0 4/0 C/E 11/0 2-1-00-1-1 0 0 2-4-0 0 0-0-14-6-26-4-2 0 1 4 12 13 media.soundersfc.com 12 11 00 01 00 11 00 00 33 03 01 00 00 00 40 10 10 10 00 2 2 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 01 01 01 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 11 10 10 10 10 GA 14 90 90 90 45 90 90 90 90 90 90 84 57 55 45 45 45 29 24 26 90 123 518 318 180 180 125 313 339 522 484 630 563 593 540 371 292 262 540 698 237 90 1 1.00 518180 8 4 1.39 2.00 292 8 2.47 11 11 55 77 66 41 87 96 11 10 20 11 11 21 11 11 11 11 11 11 10 10 10 20 10 10 1 0 0 97 66 64 10 66 63 43 43 22 22 30 66 88 62 81 11 12 11 917 12 12 1080 17 GP GS MIN 22 11 66 43 12 12 1080 21 1.75 GP GS MIN GA GAA PG PA W-L-T SO Own Goals Received Own Goals Conceded Trialist 2013 SOUNDERS2013 RESERVEFC LEAGUE STATS TEAM TOTALS TEAM TOTALSOPPONENT 12 12 1080 17 1.42 GP-games played;GS-goals scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals allowed;GAA-goals against avg.;PG-penal- allowed;GAA-goals GP-games scored;MIN-minutes;SHTS-shots;SV-saves;GA-goals played;GS-goals GKGKAndrew Weber, Josh Ford, POS Player GKGK Hahnemann, Marcus Herrick, Doug GP-games played; GS-games started; MIN-minutes; G-goals; A-assists; P-points; C/E-cautions/ejections P-points; A-assists; G-goals; MIN-minutes; GS-games started; GP-games played; MF Satoshi Chaffin, M Jacob Hauser, Kenny Sweet, MMVincent Weijl, Malcolm Frago, M Ramos, Luis MM Martinez, Mario M Zakuani, Steve Youseff Adnane, MD Neagle, Lamar Matula, Mark DD Moses, Seth Leyti N’Diaye, DM Gonzalez, Leo Martinez, Josue DD Justin Critchlow, GKAndrew Duran, Josh Ford, FM Morris, Jordan McCormick, Duncan MGK Joseph, Shalrie Andrew Weber, DGKAshani Fairclough, Herrick, Doug D Hurtado, Jhon Kennedy GK Hahnemann, Marcus D Zach Scott, MM Long Tan, Alex Caskey, MD Lund, Philip F Burch, Marc Ochoa, Sammy MD Gavin, Blair Dylan Remick, 12 12 971 MD Azira, Mike Cunningham, Sean DF Crook, Cody Henry Wingo, DM Ianni, Pat FAndy Rose, Will Bates, FM David Estrada, Servando Carrasco, 11 10 889 Pos Player F Eriq Zavaleta, TEAM TOTALS TEAM ty goals;PA-penalty attempts;W/L/T-wins/losses/ties;SO-shutouts ty goals;PA-penalty OPPONENT TOTALSOPPONENT 12 12 1080 21 ASSISTS Mauro Mauro Rosales (2011-13) Nate Jaqua (2009-11) Ljungberg (2009-10) Freddie Freddie Ljungberg (2009) Freddie Obafemi MartinsObafemi (2013) (2011) Montero Fredy (2009) Montero Fredy Lamar Neagle (2013) CHV) Mauro Mauro Rosales (2011-13) Zakuani (2009-13) Steve vs. DAL, 2nd) DAL, vs. Fredy Montero (9/24-10/15/11) Montero Fredy Lamar Neagle (9/4-9/13/13) Blaise Nfuko (9/18-10/2/10) Mauro Mauro Rosales (2011) at CHV, 1st) at CHV, Steve Zakuani (2010) Steve Mauro Rosales (2011) Mauro Rosales (2012) Mauro Rosales (2013) 9 (2011) Montero Fredy 3 Mauro at Rosales (8/25/12 CHV) 2 Martins, Times (Last: vs. 7/28/13 15 5 Eddie Johnson (2012) 4 (2010) Montero Fredy 2 10/21/12 Montero; Times (Last: 11 8 Eddie 6 Johnson (2012) 13) Lamar 5Neagle (2009, 11, Martins Obafemi 4 (2013) Fernandez (2009-12) Alvaro 3 Sanna Nyassi (2010) 5 (6/13-7/11/09) Montero Fredy 4 (8/5-8/25/12) Montero Fredy 3 Martins Obafemi (4/20-5/8/13) 5 Ljungberg (2009) Freddie 2 8/25/12 Montero; Times (Last: 12 10 (2010) Montero Fredy 19 Brad Evans (2009-13) 14 Zakuani (2009-13) Steve 12Alonso (2009-13) Osvaldo 13 Mauro Rosales (2012) 13 Mauro Rosales (2011) 16 (2009-12) Montero Fredy 34 (2009-12) Montero Fredy 2014 Most Assists, Career Assists, Most Season Assists, Most Most Assists, Game Assists, Most Most Assists, Half Assists, Most Game Winning Goals, Season Winning Goals, Game Consecutive Games With Assist With Consecutive Games Game Winning Goals, Career Winning Goals, Game Game Winning Assists, Season Assists, Winning Game Consecutive Games With With Goals Consecutive Games Most Goals, Most Half Goals, | INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GOALS SERVICE Jhon Kennedy Jhon HurtadoKennedy (2009-13) SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Steve Zakuani (2009-13) Steve Kasey Keller (2010) Keller Kasey (2013) Yedlin DeAndre Lamar Neagle (2009, 11, 13) Lamar Neagle (2009, 11, Fredy Montero (2009) Montero Fredy Steve Zakuani (2010) Steve Lamar Neagle (8/27/11 vs. CLB) vs. Lamar Neagle (8/27/11 TOR) vs. (3/17/12 Estrada David Fredy Montero (8/25/12 at (8/25/12 Montero CHV) Fredy 3 at CLB) Blaise (9/18/10 Nkufo 10 (2010) Montero Fredy 17 Brad Evans (2009-13) 13 Fernandez (2009-12) Alvaro 14 Eddie Johnson 13(2012) (2012) Montero Fredy 12 (2011) Montero Fredy 33 Alonso (2011) Osvaldo 33 (2012) Montero Fredy 33 Mauro 31Rosales (2013) (2013) Yedlin DeAndre 98 Leo Gonzalez (2009-13) 47 (2009-12) Montero Fredy 23 Eddie Johnson (2012-13) 93 (2009-11) Keller Kasey 34 (2011) Keller Kasey 32Alonso (2011) Osvaldo 30Alonso (2012) Osvaldo 34 (2011) Keller Kasey 119 (2009-12) Montero Fredy 112 Brad Evans (2009-13) 109 (2009-12) Montero Fredy 103 Brad Evans (2009-13) 108 Jhon HurtadoKennedy (2009-13) 135 Alonso (2009-13) Osvaldo 139Alonso (2009-13) Osvaldo 2,655 (2010) Keller Kasey 3,060 (2011) Keller Kasey 2,891Alonso (2011) Osvaldo Most Goals, Most Career Goals, Most Games Career Started, Most Games Played, Most Season Games Played, Most Games Played, Most Career Games Played, 124 Most Games Season Started, 2,710 (2013) Yedlin 2,688 DeAndre Alonso (2012) Osvaldo Most Minutes Played, Career Most Minutes Played, 11,839 Alonso (2009-13) Osvaldo 9,450 9,123 (2009-12) Montero Fredy 8,900 Jhon HurtadoKennedy (2009-13) 8,264 Brad Evans (2009-13) Season Most Minutes Played, (2009-11) Keller Kasey Most Goals, Most Season Goals, Most Goals, Most Game Goals,

RECORDS & HISTORY INDIVIDUAL RECORDS RECORDS & HISTORY INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 125 media.soundersfc.com FOULS SUFFERED FOULS COMMITTED Lamar Neagle (2013) 2nd) NE, 1st) Fredy Montero (9/24/11 VAN) at (9/24/11 Montero Fredy TOR) vs. (3/17/12 Estrada David 6 at SJ) 7/13/13 Scott; Times (Last: 3 5 POR) vs. 8/25/13 Alonso; Times (Last: 9 4 at 10/1/11 Montero; Times (Last: 4 4 CHV, vs. 7/28/13 Neagle; Times (Last: 4 5 at POR) (7/10/11 Montero Fredy 6 CLB) vs. 5/23/12 Montero; Times (Last: 3 6 CLB, 2nd) vs. (5/23/12 Montero Fredy 84 Brad Evans (2009-13) 63 (2012) Montero Fredy 55 (2011) Montero Fredy 54Alonso (2013) Osvaldo 50Alonso (2011) Osvaldo 52 Eddie 49 Johnson (2012-13) Brad 44Evans (2009-13) Alonso (2009-12) Osvaldo 46 (2012) Montero Fredy 42 (2011) Montero Fredy 34 (2010) Montero Fredy 32 (2009) Montero Fredy 27 Eddie Johnson (2013) 85 Brad Evans (2009-13) 68 (2012) Montero Fredy 67 Ljungberg (2009) Freddie 62 (2009) Montero Fredy 60 (2010) Montero Fredy 59 Mauro Rosales (2011) 102 Ljungberg (2009-10) Freddie 133 Leo Gonzalez 128(2009-13) Jhon HurtadoKennedy (2009-13) 185Alonso (2009-13) Osvaldo 146 Mauro Rosales (2011-13) 209 (2009-12) Montero Fredy 204Alonso (2009-13) Osvaldo 244 (2009-12) Montero Fredy Most Fouls Committed, Half Most Committed, Fouls Most Fouls Suffered, Career Most Suffered, Fouls Most Fouls Committed, Career Most Committed, Fouls Season Most Committed, Fouls Game Most Committed, Fouls Most Shots on Half Goal, Most Shots on Season Goal, Most Shots on Game Goal, Most Fouls Suffered, Season Most Suffered, Fouls Most Fouls Suffered, Game Most Suffered, Fouls Most Fouls Suffered, Half Most Suffered, Fouls INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS SHOTS POINTS SHOTS ON GOAL Eddie Johnson (2012) Blaise Nkufo (9/18/10 vs. CLB) vs. Blaise (9/18/10 Nkufo CLB) vs. Lamar Neagle (8/27/11 COL) Nate Jaqua (6/28/09 vs. TOR) vs. Brad Evans (4/30/11 1st) CHV, Mauro Rosales (8/20-10/15/11) Eddie Johnson (8/5-8/25/12) Montero Fredy Zakuani (3/25-4/16/11) Steve (8/3-8/31/2013) 5 NY) vs. (3/19/09 Montero Fredy 5 at (8/25/12 Montero CHV) Fredy 4 at 8/25/12 Montero; Times (Last: 15 9 (6/5-8/8/10) Montero Fredy 8 (8/20-10/22/11) Montero Fredy 5 (6/13-7/11/09) Montero Fredy 4 Nate Jaqua (5/10-5/30/09) 7 at (8/25/12 Montero CHV) Fredy 6TOR) vs. (3/17/12 Estrada David 9 CLB) vs. (5/23/2012 Montero Fredy 7 CLB) vs. (5/23/2012 Montero Fredy 58 Mauro 53Rosales (2011-12) Brad 51Evans (2009-12) Eddie 48 Johnson (2012) Zakuani (2009-13) Steve 34 (2012) Montero Fredy 33 (2011) Montero Fredy 31 (2009) Montero Fredy 30 (2010) Montero Fredy 53 Zakuani (2009-13) Steve 91 (2010) Montero Fredy 86 (2009) Montero Fredy 72 Eddie Johnson (2012) 116 Zakuani (2009-13) Steve 411 (2009-12) Montero Fredy 108 (2011) Montero Fredy 128 (2009-12) Montero Fredy 154 (2009-12) Montero Fredy 180Alonso (2009-13) Osvaldo 141 Brad Evans (2009-13) 123 Eddie Johnson (2012-13) 126 (2012) Montero Fredy Most Shots on Career Goal, Most Shots, Most Career Shots, Most Points, Season Most Points, Most Points, Career Most Points, Most Shots, Most Season Shots, Most Points, Half Most Points, With Points Consecutive Games Most Points, Game Most Points, Most Shots, Most Game Shots, Most Shots, Most Half Shots, CAUTIONS EJECTIONS Jhon Kennedy Jhon HurtadoKennedy (2011) Marshall (2009) Tyrone James Riley (2009) Zach (2013) Scott Zach Scott Zach (2009-13) Scott Marshall (2009-10) Tyrone (2009-12) Montero Fredy James Riley (2009-10) Jhon Kennedy Jhon HurtadoKennedy (2009-13) Osvaldo Alonso (2012) Osvaldo Alonso (2011) Osvaldo 2Alonso (2013) Osvaldo 8 1st) NY, vs. Ljungberg (4/3/10 Freddie 3 Jhon HurtadoKennedy (2009-12) 2Alonso (2009-13) Osvaldo 7 (2011) Montero Fredy 8 Jhon HurtadoKennedy (2009) 11 at DC) 7/15/10 Sturgis, Times (Last: 2 19 Leo Gonzalez (2009-13) 17 Zach (2009-13) Scott 27Alonso (2009-13) Osvaldo 22 (2009-12) Montero Fredy 2014 Most Ejections, Most Season Ejections, Most Corner Kicks, Most Game Corner Kicks, Most Half Corner Kicks, Most Ejections, Most Career Ejections, Most Cautions, Most Career Cautions, Most Cautions, Most Season Cautions, | INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS OFFSIDES OFFSIDES CORNER KICKS SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE 1st) 5 LA) vs. Johnson, Times 10/27/13 (Last: 3 4 Johnson, at Times 5/26/13 (Last: LA, 2 76 Mauro Rosales (2012) 18 13) Lamar Neagle (2009, 11, 94 Ljungberg (2009) Freddie 75 Ljungberg (2010) Freddie 69 Nathan Sturgis (2010) 69 Nathan 52 Sturgis (2009-10) (2009) Sebastien 32Toux Le 2 tied 90 (2009-12) Montero Fredy 77 Eddie 37 Johnson (2012-13) Zakuani (2009-13) Steve 32 Nate Jaqua (2009-11) 42 Eddie 35 Johnson (2013) Eddie 33 Johnson (2012) (2009) Montero Fredy 24 (2012) Montero Fredy 21 Nate Jaqua (2009) 100 Mauro Rosales (2013) 169 Ljungberg (2009-10) Freddie 242 Mauro Rosales (2011-13) Mauro Rosales is Seattle’s all-time Mauro Rosales career is Seattle’s leader with 242 corner kicks. Most Corner Kicks, Most Season Corner Kicks, Most Corner Kicks, Most Career Corner Kicks, Most Offsides, Career Most Offsides, Season Most Offsides, Game Most Offsides, 126 Most Offsides, Half Most Offsides,

RECORDS & HISTORY INDIVIDUAL RECORDS RECORDS & HISTORY INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 127 media.soundersfc.com GOALS ALLOWED Michael Gspurning (2013) Michael Gspurning (2012) Bryan Meredith (2012) Michael Gspurning (10/9/13 vs. VAN) Michael vs. Gspurning (10/9/13 Kasey Keller (8/2/09 Keller Kasey at SJ) LA) vs. (5/8/10 Keller Kasey at Bryan MTL) Meredith (6/16/12 Michael Gspurning at (5/26/13 LA, 1st) 98 (2011) Keller Kasey Michael Gspurning (2012) 3 Gspurning, Times (Last: 8/25-9/4/13) 5 74 (2012-13) Weber Andrew Marcus Hahnemann (2012-13) 31 Bryan Meredith (2011-12) Marcus Hahnemann (2012-13) 52 Bryan Meredith (2012) 1 (2012-13) Weber Andrew Boss (2009-11) Terry 96 (2011) Keller Kasey 5 Michael Gspurning (2013) (2010) Keller Kasey 5 Michael at GspurningCOL) (10/5/13 4 Michael Gspurning at (5/26/13 LA) 4 Michael at GspurningCOL, 1st) (10/5/13 11 (2010) Keller Kasey 11 Michael Gspurning (2012-13) 11 (2009) Keller Kasey 10 (2009) Keller Kasey 14 Bryan Meredith (2011-12) 18 Michael Gspurning (2012-13) 1514 Michael Gspurning (2012) Bryan Meredith (2012) 9750 (2009-11) Keller Kasey Michael Gspurning (2012-13) 30 (2009-11) Keller Kasey 25 (2009-11) Keller Kasey 3734 (2011) Keller Kasey 26 (2010) Keller Kasey (2009) Keller Kasey 311 Michael Gspurning (8/17-9/7/13) 457379 (3/19-5/2/09) Keller Kasey 370 (7/25-8/28/10) Keller Kasey 335 Michael Gspurning (9/22-10/21/12) Michael Gspurning (3/31-4/28/12) 1.04 Michael Gspurning (2012-13) 1.06 (2009-11) Keller Kasey Most Consecutive Shutouts, Most Season Consecutive Shutouts, Most Season Consecutive Scoreless Minutes, Career Most Allowed, Goals Season Most Allowed, Goals Most Shutouts, Career Most Shutouts, Season Most Shutouts, Most Draws, Career Most Draws, Season Ties, Most Most Goals Allowed, Game Most Allowed, Goals Most Goals Allowed, Half Most Allowed, Goals Lowest Goals Against Average, Career Average, Against Goals Lowest Minimum: 4,000 Minimum: minutes played GOALKEEPING SERVICE OUTCOMES Michael Gspurning (2013) Michael Gspurning (2012) Andrew Weber (2012-13) Weber Andrew 6 13) 4 (2012, Weber Andrew Marcus Hahnemann (2012-13) 5 13) 4 (2012, Weber Andrew Marcus Hahnemann (2012-13) 32 Bryan Meredith (2011-12) 1 Marcus Hahnemann (2012-13) (2012-13) Weber Andrew 32 Bryan Meredith (2011-12) Marcus Hahnemann (2012-13) 97 Michael Gspurning (2013) 5 (2011) Keller Kasey 4 (2009) Keller Kasey Michael Gspurning (2012) 10 Bryan Meredith (2011-12) 10 (2010) Keller Kasey 12 Bryan Meredith (2011-12) 1814 (2011) Keller Kasey 12 (2010) Keller Kasey (2009) Keller Kasey 13 Michael Gspurning (2012-13) 3430 (2011) Keller Kasey 29 (2010) Keller Kasey 28 (2009) Keller Kasey 21 Michael Gspurning (2013) Michael Gspurning (2012) 9349 (2009-11) Keller Kasey Michael Gspurning (2012) 3430 (2011) Keller Kasey 29 (2010) Keller Kasey 28 (2009) Keller Kasey 21 Michael Gspurning (2013) Michael Gspurning (2012) 9349 (2009-11) Keller Kasey Michael Gspurning (2012-13) 4424 (2009-11) Keller Kasey Michael Gspurning (2012-13) 22 (2009-11) Keller Kasey 990450 Bryan Meredith (2011-12) 36013) (2012, Weber Andrew Marcus Hahnemann (2012-13) 3,0602,655 (2011) Keller Kasey 2,549 (2010) Keller Kasey 2,475 (2009) Keller Kasey 1,845 Michael Gspurning (2013) Michael Gspurning (2012) 8,264 (2009-11) Keller Kasey Most Wins, Career Wins, Most 4,320 Michael Gspurning (2012) Season Most Minutes, Most Games Career Started, Career Most Minutes, Most Games Played, Most Season Games Played, Most Games Season Started, Most Games Played, Most Career Games Played, Most Wins, Season Wins, Most Most Losses, Most Career Losses, Most Losses, Most Season Losses, LOSSES SHOTS FACED PENALTY KICKS PENALTY (5/12-5/23/12) (2-0-3, 4/7-5/26/12) Kasey Keller (2011) Keller Kasey 87 (2012) (2009, 2011) 43 (10/5-10/19/13) 2 (6/10-7/4/10) 7/6-7/13/13) Times (Last: 6 2 (5/8-5/22/10) 87 (4-0-4, 4/25-7/25/09) (5-0-2, 7/11-10/15/10) 65 (3-0-3, 5/7-7/10/11) (5-0-0, 8/6-10/22/11) 4 SJ) vs. 5/11/13 Times (Last: 5 6 (4-0-2, 6/11-8/27/11) 12 (2013) 14 3/16-9/29/13) (10-0-4, 10 10 (2010) 84 (2009-11) Keller Kasey Michael Gspurning (2012-13) 42 (2010) Keller Kasey Michael Gspurning (2013) 2 Michael Gspurning at (5/26/13 LA) 4 Michael Gspurning (2012-13) 5 (2010) Keller Kasey 2 (2009-11) Keller Kasey 1 (2010) Keller Kasey 13 at 6/27/10 PHI) Keller, Times (Last: 2 12 (2009-11) Keller Kasey 114 Michael Gspurning (2013) 191 Michael Gspurning (2012-13) 145 (2011) Keller Kasey 372 (2009-11) Keller Kasey 2014 Most Losses, Most Season Losses, Most Season Consecutive Losses, Most Shots on Career Goal Faced, 4,000 Minimum: minutes played Most Shots on Season Goal Faced, Most Shots on Game Goals Faced, Career Allowed, Most Kicks Penalty Season Allowed, Most Kicks Penalty Game Allowed, Most Kicks Penalty Career Faced, Attempts Most Kick Penalty Season Faced, Attempts Most Kick Penalty Career Most Kicks Penalty Saved, Season Most Kicks Penalty Saved, Most Consecutive Home Season Losses, Most Consecutive Home Games Unbeaten, Season Most Consecutive Road Games Unbeaten, Season LargestVictory Margin of | GOALKEEPING TEAM RECORDS WINS SAVES (2013) (4/14-5/9/12) (8/25-9/13/13) (7/7-9/8/12) (6/23-7/16/11) (7/25-8/28/10) (9/12-10/17/09) (5-0-2, 7/11-8/28/10) SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE RSL, RSL, 1st) 4 (7/15-8/8/10) 5 (9/18-10/15/10) 64 (7/28-9/13/13) (5/11-7/3/13) 3 (4/14-5/5/12) 53 (8/6-10/22/11) (9/18-10/9/10) 97 (6-0-3, 5/28-7/16/11) (5-0-2, 8/25-9/29/13) 6 (7 4-0-2, times, Last: 4/13-5/18/13) 1815 (2011) (2012) 1412 (2010) (2009) 6 Marcus Hahnemann (2012-13) 5 Gspurning, Times at (Last: 3/30/13 4 10 (8/2/09 Keller Kasey at SJ) 10 13) (2012, Weber Andrew 76 Michael Gspurning (2013) 8278 (2010) Keller Kasey (2009) Keller Kasey 59 Michael Gspurning (2012) 20 Bryan Meredith (2011-12) 110 (2011) Keller Kasey 135 Michael Gspurning (2012-13) 270 (2009-11) Keller Kasey 1.15 (2010) Keller Kasey 1.00 Michael 1.09Gspurning (2013) (2011) Keller Kasey 0.730.92 Michael Gspurning (2012) (2009) Keller Kasey 128 Most Consecutive Wins, Season Wins, Most Consecutive Most Wins, Season Wins, Most Most Saves, Half Most Saves, Most Saves, Season Most Saves, Game Most Saves, Most Saves, Career Most Saves, Lowest Goals Against Average, Season Average, Against Goals Lowest Most Consecutive Homes Wins, Season Wins, Most Consecutive Homes Most Consecutive Road Wins, Season Wins, Most Consecutive Road Most Consecutive Games Season Unbeaten,

RECORDS & HISTORY INDIVIDUAL / TEAM RECORDS RECORDS & HISTORY TEAM RECORDS 129 GOALS media.soundersfc.com 2nd) 2nd) CLB) 64 at 8/25/12 CHV) Times (Last: 2 3 DAL) vs. 5/18/13 Times (Last: 6 DAL) vs. 8/3/13 Times (Last: 16 87 6-2, Times at (Last: 8/25/12 2 CHV) COL) vs. (4-3, 7/16/11 43 CLB, 1st) vs. (4-0, 8/27/11 6-2, Times at (Last: 8/25/12 8 CHV, 54 at POR, 2nd) (3-2, 7/10/11 DAL, vs. 4-2, Times (Last: 5/18/13 9 0 NE) vs. 4/13/13 Times (Last: 13 32 (7/25-8/8/09) 10/13-10/19/13) Times (Last: 6 54 at COL) (10/5/13 VAN) vs. 10/9/13 Times (Last: 5 2’3’ at COL) (Eddie Johnson, 7/28/11 4’ RSL) (Martins,vs. 9/13/13 vs. Neagle, 8/27/11 Times (Last: 4 1’ NY) vs. 6/23/11 Times (Last: 2 2’ at KC) 8/6/11 Times (Last: 2 3’ POR) vs. 10/7/12 Times (Last: 4 4’ HOU) vs. 3/23/12 Times (Last: 3 5651 (2011) 42 (2012) 39 (2013) 38 (2010) (2009) 4237 (2013) 35 (2011) 33 (2010) 29 (2012) (2009) 17’19’ CLB) vs. (8/27/11 DC) vs. (6/17/09 20’ at CHV) (10/22/11 336306 (7/11-8/15/09) 267 (3/23-4/14/12) 261 (4/4-4/25/09) 260 (5/1-5/15/10) (3/15-3/25/11) 94+ DAL) vs. 8/3/13 Evans, Times (Last: 2 93+ SJ) vs. Martins, Times (Last: 5/11/13 2 92+91+ KC) vs. 4/17/13 (Fucito, DC) Martins, vs. Times (Last: 7/3/13 6 Most Goals, Most Season Goals, Most Game Goals, Game Teams, Most Goals Both Most Half Goals, Half Teams, Most Goals Both Game Teams, Goals Both Fewest Earliest Goal Scored Most Consecutive Season Games Shutout, Most Season Consecutive Scoreless Minutes, Latest Goal Scored Shortest Time to Score Two Goals Two Time to Score Shortest Shortest Time to Score Three Three Goals Time to Score Shortest Most Goals Allowed, Season Most Allowed, Goals Game Most Allowed, Goals TEAM TEAM RECORDS DRAWS SHUTOUTS (2012) (2010) (2009) (2010) (0-1-3, 9/2-10/28/12) (0-1-3, (6/22-7/13/13) (5/29-7/4/10) SHUTOUTS AGAINST 97 (2011) 6 (2013) (2010) 52 (5/2-5/30/09) 9/21-9/29/13) Times (Last: 7 2 3/16-4/13/13) Times (Last: 3 3 9/2-9/29/12) Times (Last: 3 87 (2012) (2011) 9 (2011) 3 8/25-9/4/13) Times (Last: 6 2 3/23-3/30/13) (Last: Times 3 97 (0-4-5, 5/12-7/4/12) 6 (0-4-3, 9/21-0/27/13) 5 5/2-6/6/09) (0-1-5, (0-3-2, 3/2-4/13/13) 43 7/25-9/19/09) (0-1-3, 9/29-10/27/13) 0-1-2, Times (Last: 4 87 (0-4-4, 4/18-8/8/09) 4 (0-2-5, 5/19-7/15/12) (0-3-1, 9/21-10/19/13) 4VAN) vs. 10/9/13 Times (Last: 5 3 (10/5-10/19/13) 2 Times (5/8-5/11/13) 5 9 (2013) 11 11 (2009) 11 11 (2013) 10 (2009) 12 (2012) 379370 (7/25-8/28/10) 350 (9/22-10/21/12) 335 (3/19-4/11/09) 322 (3/31-4/28/12) (4/28-5/12/12) Most Consecutive Draws, Season Most Consecutive Draws, Most Season Consecutive Home Draws, Season Most Consecutive Road Draws, Most Games Shutout, Most Season Games Shutout, Consecutive Shutouts, Season Consecutive Shutouts, Most Shutouts, Season Most Shutouts, Most Draws, Season Most Draws, Most Consecutive Games Winless, Season Winless, Most Consecutive Games Most Winless, Consecutive Home Games Season Winless, Most Consecutive Road Games Season Largest Margin of Defeat Most Consecutive Season Road Losses, Most Consecutive Scoreless Minutes, Most Season Consecutive Scoreless Minutes, SAVES SAVES SHOTS ON GOAL (8/20/09 vs. NE) (8/20/09 vs. 97 at (6/27/10 PHI) CHV) vs. 8/25/12 Times (Last: 2 9 7/16/11) Times (Last: 3 7 2nd) DAL, vs. 5/18/13 Times (Last: 3 01 at 5/26/13 LA) Times (Last: 3 9/22/12) Times (Last: 5 24 NE) (8/20/09 vs. at SJ) 7/13/13 Times (Last: 9 0 Times 33 6 at NE) 10/1/11 Times (Last: 4 5 at 3/30/13 RSL) Times (Last: 4 0 DAL) vs. 8/3/13 Times (Last: 8 0 Times 82 1 DAL) vs. (8/3/13 23 at 6/22/13 RSL) Times (Last: 2 4 at RSL) (4/10/10 8/2/09 Times (Last: at 2 SJ) 0 at 6/22/13 RSL) Last: Times (Last: 3 11 DAL) vs. (5/18/13 11 VAN) at 9/24/11 Times (Last: 3 10 (8/2/09 at SJ) 10 DC) vs. (6/17/09 1716 DAL) vs. (5/18/13 15 at (6/27/10 PHI) CHV) vs. 8/25/11 Times (Last: 3 1213 at RSL) (4/10/10 14 (8/23/09 at HOU) CHV) vs. 8/13/11 Times (Last: 3 8784 (2013) 83 (2012) (2010) 81 (2009) 110 (2011) 151141 (2011) 134 (2012) (2010) 126 (2009) 129 129 (2013) 2014 Most Saves, Season Most Saves, Game Most Saves, Most Shots on Season Goal, Most Shots on Half Goal, Game Most Shots Teams, on Goal Both Shots on Fewest Season Goal, Shots on Fewest Game Goal, Game Shots Teams, on Fewest Goal Both Shots on Fewest Half Goal, Most Shots on Game Goal, Most Saves, Half Most Saves, Most Saves Both Teams, Game Teams, Most Both Saves Fewest Saves, Season Saves, Fewest Game Saves, Fewest Fewest Saves, Half Saves, Fewest Game Teams, Both Saves Fewest Fewest Shots, Game Shots, Fewest Half Shots, Fewest Game Teams, Shots Both Fewest | TEAM TEAM RECORDS SHOTS ASSISTS (Simon Dawkins, 9/22/12 vs. SJ) vs. 9/22/12 (Simon Dawkins, NE) SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE 65 at 8/25/12 Times CHV) (Last: 2 4 NE) vs. 6/5/10 Times (Last: 2 DAL) vs. 5/18/13 Times (Last: 8 7 at COL) 10/5/13 Times (Last: 2 43 at COL, 1st) 10/5/13 Times (Last: 2 at MTL, 6/16/12 2nd) Times (Last: 5 6VAN) vs. 6/8/13 Times (Last: 5 5 CLB, 1st) vs. 8/27/11 Times (Last: 2 4 2nd) DAL, vs. 10/21/12 Times (Last: 3 1’2’ at COL) 10/5/13 Brown, Times (Last: 2 (Own Goal, 8/2/09 at SJ) 1’2’ at (5/4/13 PHI) 3’ at KC) (10/17/09 4’ at (9/4/10 NE) 5’ at HOU) (8/17/13 at 6/22/13 RSL) Times (Last: 3 15 2nd) DAL, vs. 5/25/11 Times (Last: 2 2621 HOU) vs. (3/25/11 VAN) vs. 10/9/13 Times (Last: 3 5250 (2012) 46 (2011) 44 (2009) 36 (2010) (2013) 20 at HOU) 8/17/13 Times (Last: 4 3836 VAN) at (9/24/11 LA) vs. 10/28/12 Times (Last: 2 35 DAL) vs. (9/2/12 11’ at (9/4/10 NE) 15’ LA) vs. (5/8/10 20’27’ at (5/26/13 LA) at MTL) (6/16/12 411 (2013) 443439 (2011) (2012) 343 (2010) 322 (2009) 94+ at 6/30/12 Fagundez, Times (Last: 3 93+92+ at SJ) (Lenhart, 8/11/12 91+ CHV) vs. 10/15/10 (Padilla, at COL) 10/5/13 (Torres, 130 Most Shots, Most Season Shots, Most Game Shots, Most Assists, Game Assists, Most Game Teams, Assists Both Most Most Assists, Season Assists, Most Most Goals Allowed, Half Most Allowed, Goals Earliest Goal Opponent’s Goals Two Time to Score Shortest Opponent’s Three Time to Score Shortest Opponent’s Goals Opponent’s Latest Opponent’s Goal Most Shots, Most Half Shots, Most Assists, Half Assists, Most Most Shots, Both Teams, Game Teams, Most Both Shots, Fewest Shots, Season Shots, Fewest

RECORDS & HISTORY TEAM RECORDS RECORDS & HISTORY TEAM RECORDS 131 media.soundersfc.com CAUTIONS CORNER KICKS 1 at DAL) 10/19/13 Times (Last: 13 0 Times 31 34 SJ) vs. (5/11/13 at DAL) 10/19/13 Times (Last: 4 54 at CLB) (5/7/11 at 5/9/12 DAL) Times (Last: 5 5 NY) vs. 9/29/13 Times (Last: 8 3 2nd) DAL, vs. 8/3/13 Times (Last: 11 0 at POR) 10/13/13 Times (Last: 17 0 Times 87 0 SJ) vs. 9/22/12 Times (Last: 4 7 RSL) vs. 9/13/13 Times (Last: 4 0 LA) vs. 10/27/13 Times (Last: 22 0Times 132 0 NE) vs. 4/13/13 Times (Last: 4 0 at NY) (3/19/11 9 1st) at (4/3/10 NY, 8 LA) vs. (5/10/09 11VAN) vs. 6/8/13 Times (Last: 4 10 NY) vs. 6/23/11 Times (Last: 3 1817 POR) vs. (8/25/13 16VAN) vs. (6/8/13 TOR) at 8/10/13 Times (Last: 5 12 HOU) vs. 3/25/11 Times (Last: 2 12 12 at 7/31/10 SJ) Times (Last: 2 5953 (2009) 47 (2012) (2010) 80 (2012) 44 (2013) 20 RSL) (3/28/09 vs. 62 (2011) 173171 (2011) 169 (2010) 167 (2013) (2009) 158 158 (2012) Fewest Corner Kicks, Game Corner Kicks, Fewest Half Corner Kicks, Fewest Game Teams, Corner Kicks Both Fewest Fewest Corner Kicks, Season Corner Kicks, Fewest Most Cautions, Most Season Cautions, Most Game Cautions, Most Corner Kicks, Most Season Corner Kicks, Most Game Corner Kicks, Most Half Corner Kicks, Game Teams, Most Corner Kicks Both Most Cautions, Most Half Cautions, Fewest Offsides, Season Offsides, Fewest Game Offsides, Fewest Half Offsides, Fewest Game Teams, Both Offsides Fewest Most Cautions Both Teams, Game Teams, Most Cautions Both Most Offsides Both Teams, Game Teams, Most Both Offsides Fewest Cautions, Season Cautions, Fewest Game Cautions, Fewest Fewest Cautions, Half Cautions, Fewest Game Teams, Cautions Both Fewest TEAM TEAM RECORDS OFFSIDES FOULS SUFFERED FOULS COMMITTED 46 COL) vs. 7/7/12 Times (Last: 2 DC) vs. 6/17/09 Times (Last: 3 1Times 5 87 at (9/21/13 LA) DAL) vs. 5/18/13 Times (Last: 4 8 vs, LA, (5/8/10 1st) 45 at SJ) (4/2/11 DC) vs. 7/3/13 Times (Last: 3 1 1st) DC, vs. Times (Last:7/3/13 4 7 at (8/15/09 LA,1st) 13 2nd) at 6/1/13 CHV, Times (Last: 2 14 at KC) (10/17/09 1514 at 2nd) SJ, (7/13/13 12 at (6/24/12 POR, 2nd) (8/2/09 at 1st) SJ, 1415 at KC) (10/17/09 16 COL) vs. (7/7/12 at 5/26/12 CHV) Times (Last: 4 10 10 LA) vs. (5/8/10 9291 (2013) 85 (2009) 84 (2011) (2010) 2220 at 6/1/13 Times CHV) (Last: 4 DAL) vs. 10/24/09 Times (Last: 2 4140 at DAL) (8/20/11 38 at (6/1/13 CHV) at 6/24/12 POR) Times (Last: 2 2322 at (6/24/12 POR) at DAL) 8/20/11 Times (Last: 2 41 at DAL) (8/20/11 438425 (2012) 408 (2013) 402 (2011) (2009) 333 (2010) 446442 (2013) 430 (2012) 353 (2011) (2009) 385 (2010) Most Offsides, Game Most Offsides, Most Offsides, Season Most Offsides, Most Fouls Suffered, Half Most Suffered, Fouls Most Fouls Suffered, Game Most Suffered, Fouls Most Fouls Suffered, Season Most Suffered, Fouls Fewest Fouls Committed, Season Committed, Fouls Fewest Game Committed, Fouls Fewest Half Committed, Fouls Fewest Game Teams, Both Committed Fouls Fewest Most Fouls Committed Both Teams, Game Teams, Most Both Committed Fouls Most Fouls Committed, Half Most Committed, Fouls Most Fouls Committed, Season Most Committed, Fouls Game Most Committed, Fouls Most Fouls Suffered Both Teams, Game Teams, Both Most Suffered Fouls Most Offsides, Half Most Offsides, Fewest Fouls Suffered, Game Suffered, Fouls Fewest Fewest Fouls Suffered, Season Suffered, Fouls Fewest Fewest Fouls Suffered, Half Suffered, Fouls Fewest Fewest Fouls Suffered Both Teams, Game Teams, Both Suffered Fouls Fewest PENALTY KICKS PENALTY COL) (Manneh, 10/5/13 vs. VAN) vs. (Manneh, 10/5/13 (2010) (2012) VAN) 6 RSL) vs. (9/13/13 3 at 5/26/13 LA) (Keane, 63 (2011) 2 (2013) (2012) 94 (2011) 2 (2013) (2009) 1Times 19 7 at 5/26/13 LA) (Keane, 7 VAN) at 7/6/13 Times (Last: 4 2 at (8/15/09 LA) 2 at COL) 10/5/13 Brown, Times (Last: 9 3 at Sanchez, 10/5/13 Times (Last: 3 7 V at Knighton, 7/6/13 (Last: Times: 4 OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 2014 Most Saves, Game Most Saves, Most Game Cautions, Most Game Ejections, Most Goals, Most Game Goals, Game Assists, Most Most Goals Scored Season on Kicks, Penalty Season Attempts, Most Kick Penalty Game Attempts, Most Kick Penalty Most Points, Game Most Points, Game Most Saves, | TEAM TEAM RECORDS OPPONENT RECORDS EJECTIONS EJECTIONS (2011) SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE 54 at COL) (10/5/13 VAN) vs. 10/9/13 Times (Last: 5 6 at COL) (10/5/13 4 (2012) 2 at (5/4/13 PHI) 2 at (5/4/13 PHI) 8 at (7/31/10 SJ) 4 VAN) vs. 10/9/13 Times (Last: 5 8 (2009) 3 at 5/4/13 PHI) Times (Last: 2 2 (2010) OPPONENT TEAM RECORDS 10 at 3/30/13 Times RSL) (Last: 2 10 (2013) 12 12 at 4/28/12 CHI) Times (Last: 2 13 13 at 6/27/10 PHI) Times (Last: 2 23 at (6/24/12 POR) 22 at 6/1/13 Times CHV) (Last: 4 24 at (8/31/13 CLB) 25 at 3/30/13 RSL) Times (Last: 2 Brad Brad Evans is all a time perfect 7-7 in penalty kicks and ranks fourth in penalty goals since 2009. Most Offsides, Game Most Offsides, Most Fouls Suffered, Game Most Suffered, Fouls Most Fouls Committed, Game Most Committed, Fouls Most Corner Kicks, Most Game Corner Kicks, Most Shots on Game Goal, Most Goals, Most Game Goals, Game Assists, Most 132 Most Ejections, Most Season Ejections, Most Game Ejections, Most Half Ejections, Game Teams, Most Ejections Both Most Shots, Most Game Shots, Fewest Ejections, Season Ejections, Fewest

RECORDS & HISTORY TEAM / OPPONENT RECORDS RECORDS & HISTORY ATTENDANCE 133 MLS media.soundersfc.com SINGLE GAME SOUNDERS SOUNDERS FC SOUNDERS FC PLAYOFFS RECORD WITH OVER 40,000 67,385 Portland, 8/25/13 1-0; W, 44,57538,507 LA Galaxy Finals), 11/18/12 (West 36,021 Semis), (West Timers 11/2/13 Portland Real Salt Lake Semis), (West 11/2/11 67,38567,052 (MLS), Timbers 8/25/13 Portland 66,848 7/20/11 Manchester United (Friendly), 66,452 8/5/09 FC Barcelona (Friendly), 66,216 (MLS), Timbers 10/7/12 Portland 65,289 LA Galaxy (MLS), 10/27/13 64,140 Chelsea 7/18/09 FC (Friendly), 60,908 San Jose Earthquakes (MLS), 10/15/11 55,718 LA Galaxy (MLS), 8/5/12 55,107(MLS), 8/18/12 Whitecaps Vancouver Real Salt Lake (MLS), 9/13/13 92,650* New England, 8/6/06 Chivas USA vs. 92,216* 6/16/96 Bay, Tampa LA Galaxy vs. 88,816* 8/10/05 LA Galaxy, vs. Chivas USA 73,123* DC United, 7/4/99 San Jose vs. 70,550* 8/9/06 LA Galaxy, Houston vs. 69,255 4/13/96 67,385York, New LA Galaxy vs. 8/25/13 Portland, vs. FC 66,452 Sounders 10/7/12 Portland, vs. FC 66,237 Sounders 8/18/07 LA Galaxy, vs. 66,216York New 10/27/13 Galaxy, LA vs. FC doubleheader *International Sounders 66,452 Portland, 10/7/12 3-0; W, 35,807 Houston Semis), (West 10/29/09 66,216 Angeles, 10/27/13 Los 1-1; D, 60,908 Angeles, 8/5/12 Los 4-0; W, 35,521 LA Galaxy Semis), (West 10/31/10 64,140 10/15/11 Jose, San 2-1; W, 55,718 8/18/12 Vancouver, 2-0; W, 34,941 Real Salt Lake Semis), (West 11/2/12 55,107 Salt 9/13/13 Lake, 2-0; W, 32,204 Round), 10/30/13 Colorado (Knockout 53,679 6/8/13 Vancouver, 3-2; W, 46,932 6/20/12 Kansas City, 1-1; D, 46,065 6/23/11 York, New 4-2; W, 40,150 Portland, 3/16/13 1-1; D, Total: 8-0-3 record Total: (24 goals scored/8 goals allowed) ATTENDANCE 1996 2008 2007 2005 1996 2004 sellouts 15 1 sellout sellouts 15 1 sellout sellouts 17 1 sellout sellouts 17 2 sellouts sellouts 17 2 sellouts SEASON MLS SEASON AVG. OUTSIDE COMPETITIONS MLS Cup MLS Playoffs Cup MLS Playoffs MLS Cup MLS Playoffs MLS Cup MLS Playoffs MLS Cup MLS Playoffs SOUNDERS SOUNDERS FC SEASON AVG. SOUNDERS FC SEASON TOTAL SOUNDERS FC HOME SELLOUTS 26,009 LA Galaxy 24,252 LA Galaxy 24,204 LA Galaxy 23,898 MetroStars 23,809 LA Galaxy Regular Season 2010 2009 Regular Season 28,916 LA Galaxy 30,897 Sounders Seattle FC 2009 36,173 Sounders Seattle FC 2010 38,498 Sounders Seattle FC 2011 464,144 2009 Season 43,144 Sounders Seattle FC 2012 542,600 Season 2010 44,038 Sounders Seattle FC 2013 654,431 Season 2011 733,441 Season 2012 30,897 2009 Season 748,652 Season 2013 36,173 Season 2010 38,498 Season 2011 43,144 Season 2012 44,038 Season 2013 35,615 10/4/11 Chicago, USOC Final vs. 2011 Regular Season 2011 31,311 10/5/10 Columbus, USOC Final vs. 2012 Regular Season 2012 23,433 Sanots, 3/7/12 CCL Quarters vs. 2013 Regular Season 2013 22,513 8/25/10 Monterrey, CCL Group vs. Total: 88 Consecutive Home MLS Sellouts Total: 21,233 8/3/11 San Francisco, vs. CCL Play-in 21,057 4/2/13 Santos, CCL Semis vs. 20,520 3/12/13 Tigres, CCL Quarters vs. 17,228 Metapan, 7/28/10 vs. CCL Play-in 15,866 10/18/11 Monterrey, CCL Group vs. 11,768 Marathon, 9/29/10 CCL Group vs. TEAM MVP Team Alonso Osvaldo Year Defender of Team the James Riley Year Humanitarian of Team the James Riley Golden Boot Team Fredy Montero TEAM MVP Team Keller Kasey Year Defender of Team the Marshall Tyrone Year Humanitarian of Team the Graham Taylor Golden Boot Team Fredy Montero Team Humanitarian of the Year Humanitarian of Team the James Riley Golden Boot Team Fredy Montero TEAM MVP Team Alonso Osvaldo Year Defender of Team the Parke Jeff kuani 2014 | 2009 2010 2011 7: Za Steve MLS Goal Week of the 5:Week 11:Week Fredy Montero Leo Gonzalez 16:Week Roger Levesque 1 Week MLS of Player the Month (July) Fredy Montero Week 19: 19: Week Fredy Montero 25:Week Blaise Nkufo 28:Week Fernandez Alvaro 29:Week Zakuani Steve 30:Week James Riley MLS Goal Week of the 1:Week Montero Fredy 2:Week Montero Fredy 11:Week Nate Jaqua 15:Week Nate Jaqua 17:Week Ianni Patrick 22:Week Zakuani Steve 23:Week Nate Jaqua MLS of Player the Month (March) Fredy Montero Ljungberg (Oct.) Freddie Week MLS of Save the 10:Week Keller Kasey 21:Week Keller Kasey 29:Week Marshall Tyrone Fredy Fredy Montero of Player the Round Mike FucitoAlonso Osvaldo Final 3rd Round MLS Goal Week of the 4:Week O’BrianWhite 11:Week Lamar Neagle 14:Week Fredy Montero 15:Week Wahl Tyson 24:Week Lamar Neagle 27:Week Fernandez Alvaro 28:Week Fredy Montero Week MLS of Save the Keller Kasey 3, Weeks 4, 23, 12, 30, 31 Year MLS of Save the Keller Kasey U.S. OPEN CUP Tournament of Player the ALL-TIME HONORSALL-TIME SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE WEEKLY/MONTHLY MLS Week of Player the 1:Week Montero Fredy 2:Week Keller Kasey 15:Week Nate Jaqua 31:Week Ljungberg Freddie MLS All-Star MLS Selection Jhon HurtadoKennedy Keller Kasey Ljungberg Freddie Fredy Montero MLS Best XI Ljungberg Freddie Year MLS of Newcomer the Fredy Montero YEARLY YEARLY WEEKLY/MONTHLY MLS Week of Player the 17:Week Zakuani Steve 22:Week Fredy Montero 25:Week Blaise Nkufo 29:Week Zakuani Steve MLS All-Star MLS Selection Keller Kasey Ljungberg Freddie Fredy Montero Year MLS of Save the Keller Kasey YEARLY YEARLY 134 MLS Player MLS Week of Player the 10:Week Parke Jeff 17:Week Fredy Montero 18:Week Mauro Rosales 24:Week Lamar 31:Week Neagle Keller Kasey MLS Newcomer of the Year MLS of Newcomer the Mauro Rosales WEEKLY/MONTHLY MLS Best XI Keller Kasey Year MLS Goalkeeper of the Keller Kasey YEARLY All-Star MLS Selection Keller Kasey Alonso Osvaldo

RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME HONORS RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME HONORS 135 media.soundersfc.com MLS Goal Week of the 9:Week Montero Fredy 11:Week Montero Fredy 16:Week Ianni Patrick 28:Week Fredy Montero TEAM MVP Team Alonso Osvaldo Year Defender of Team the Parke Jeff Year Humanitarian of Team the Estrada David Golden Boot Team Eddie Johnson 2012 DeAndre Yedlin was an Year All-Star MLS and Yedlin Rookie of the DeAndre finalist in 2013 finalist in 2013 WEEKLY/MONTHLY WEEKLY/MONTHLY MLS Week of Player the 2:Week 22:Week Estrada David Eddie 27:Week Johnson Eddie 33:Week Johnson Brad Evans U.S. OPEN CUP Tournament of Player the Alonso Osvaldo of Player the Round Alonso (Semifinals) Osvaldo ALL-TIME HONORSALL-TIME 2013 Eddie Johnson Lamar Neagle Golden Boot Team Leo Gonzalez Year Humanitarian of Team the Team MVP Team Alonso Osvaldo Year Defender of Team the TEAM MLS Save Week MLS of Save the 27:Week Michael Gspurning Week 21:Week Yedlin DeAndre 29: Week Martins Obafemi MLS Goal Week of the MLS Player MLS Week of Player the 12:Week Eddie 29:Week Johnson Martins Obafemi WEEKLY/MONTHLY WEEKLY/MONTHLY MLS All-Star MLS Selection Alonso Osvaldo Yedlin DeAndre YEARLY YEARLY Patrick Ianni Patrick Eddie Johnson Year MLS Goal of the MLS Comeback Player Year of the MLS Best XI Alonso Osvaldo MLS All-Star MLS Selection Alonso Osvaldo Eddie Johnson YEARLY YEARLY 18 47 25 14 - RFK Stadium (Wash. D.C.) D.C.) - RFK Stadium (Wash. 19 1 3 54 1 5 - Starfire - SportsStarfire Stadium (Tukwila, - Starfire - SportsStarfire Stadium (Tukwila, 62 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners – SEA: Jaqua (Levesque, Le Toux) 89’, King Le – Jaqua Toux) SEA: (Levesque, 89’, – SEA: – Le SEA: Toux (penalty) 89’ – SEA: Montero (unassisted) 67’, Levesque (unassisted) 67’, – Montero SEA: ontero (Evans 78) ontero ontero ontero urtado yassi (Zakuani 61) urtado 79) yassi (Levesque, agenas agenas (Alonso 65) turgis turgis (Vagenas, 89) akuani (Levesque akuani 74) (Levesque akuani (Le Toux, 79) jungberg aqua aqua anni anni 2014 Sounders FC 2 at D.C. United 1 (Final) September 20092, GK Keller DDI Riley DD Wahl MZ Gonzalez MV MM Alonso FM Le Toux FL Sounders 2 vs. Houston Dynamo 1 (Semifinal) 200921, July 4,895 Att: Wash.) Scoring (Zakuani) 90+4’ Akinbiyi HOU: 32’ SEAHOUGK 26 Keller D 7DH Riley D 3D 10 Marshall MN 84) (Levesque Wahl 21MV 19 MM King FJ 1 Le Toux FM 11 Sounders FC 1 vs. Kansas City Wizards 0 (Quarterfinals) 2009 7, July 4,352 Att: Wash.) Scoring None KC: SEAGK 12 Keller DDI Riley DH DMN Wahl MS MMZ King FJ FM KC Att: 17,329 Att: Scoring (Le Toux) 86’ Simms 89’ DC: (Wallace) SEA 15 6 13 DC 18 | BOX SCORES 33 43 448 5 8 5 39 1 5 - Starfire - SportsStarfire Stadium (Tukwila, - Starfire - SportsStarfire Stadium (Tukwila, - PGE Park (Portland, Ore.) Att: - 16,382 PGE Park (Portland, Att: Ore.) 2009 LAMAR2009 HUNT OPENU.S. CUP Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners – SEA: Forrest (Levesque, Nyassi) 62’; (Levesque, – Forrest SEA: – SEA: Levesque (Nyassi, King) 1’, King (Nyassi, King) – Levesque 1’, SEA: – SEA: Le Toux (penalty) 25’, Nyassi (Le – Le SEA: Toux (penalty) 25’, yassi yassi (Smith, 79) urtado urtado yassi (Jaqua, 80) yassi (Brown, yassi 73) (Brown, turgis agenas turgis akuani (Smith, 65) aqua anni anni anni Seattle became the third first-year franchise in the modern era to win the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. Seattle’s achieve- Seattle’s Cup. Open U.S. Hunt Lamar the win to modernera the in franchise first-year third the became Seattle In addition to his game-winner in the Cup also Final, Levesque scored the opening goal at Portland in the third round ment of claiming the Open Cup in its first season equaled that of D.C. United in 1996 and Chicago, an expansion MLS team MLS expansion an Chicago, and 1996 in United D.C. of that equaled season first its in Cup Open the claiming of ment fore- All six former of members Seattle’s flavor. The FC Sounders a cup USL-1 distinctive runfeatured contributors in 1998. runner pro-franchise saw action in games in the phase play-in or In tournament fact, they proper. figured in nine of the quar-a 12 in game-winner the scored rounds, play-in the in two assists and two goals scored Toux Le Sebastien scored. goals and win had terfinal Colorado, over the game-winning assist in to Roger Levesque the Cup Final. and assisted on Nate Jaqua’s equalizer Stephen versus Houston. King scored three goals in including cup the play, overtime winner against the Dynamo. 136 MN MV MM King FJ 90+2) (Wahl, Levesque F Le 66) Toux (Montero, GK Keller DDI Riley DH DS Sounders FC 2 at Portland Timbers 1 (Third 20091, July MM King F 72) (Riley, Forrest F Levesque Le Toux Wash.) Att: 4,007 Att: Wash.) Scoring None COL: SEA COLGK 12 Keller D 12 DI Brown DH DMN Wahl MS Sounders FC 1 vs. Colorado Rapids 0 (Play-In) 2009May 26, GK Eylander DD Riley D Graham D Wahl MN Scott MI MMZ King FF Levesque Le Toux Sounders FC 4 vs. Real Salt Lake 1 (Play-In) April 200928, (Jaqua) 27’ 43’ Keita (Hayes) POR: SEAPOR 14 13 5 12 Scoring Toux) 27’, King (Le Toux) 52’, Le Toux 54’ (Levesque) King (Le Toux) 52’, Toux) 27’, Johnson 32’ RSL: SEARSL 8 3 2 4 12 14 2 0 4 4 Wash.) Att: 3,890 Att: Wash.) Scoring Round)

RECORDS & HISTORY 2009 U.S. OPEN CUP RECORDS & HISTORY 2010 U.S. OPEN CUP 137 10 37 06 02 59 1 - Starfire - SportsStarfire Stadium media.soundersfc.com - Xbox - Pitch Xbox at CenturyLink Field Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners – SEA: Jaqua (Zakuani) 10’, Montero – Jaqua SEA: (Zakuani) 10’, – SEA: Nyassi (unassisted) 38’, Nyassi – Nyassi (unassisted) 38’, SEA: ontero (Levesque, 89) (Levesque, ontero ontero yassi yassi (Fernandez, 79) kufo turgis turgis turgis (Seamon, 66) akuani (Riley, 89) akuani (Riley, akuani (Parke, 90) akuani (Parke, aqua anni GKD Keller DI Wahl DD Parke MZ Riley MS MMN Alonso FM FN (Tukwila, Wash.) Att: 4,547 Att: Wash.) (Tukwila, Scoring Jaqua 90+2 (Levesque) (Zakuani) 58’, (Braun) Padilla 68’ CHV: SEA GK 19 D Keller D Gonzalez D Marshall D Graham M Riley MS 83) Fernandez (Levesque, MMZ Alonso FM FJ Sounders 2 vs. Columbus Crew 1 (Final) 2010 October 5, Sounders FC 3 vs. Chivas USA 1 (Semifinal) September 2010 1, (Seattle) Att: 31,311 Att: (Seattle) Scoring (Zakuani) 66’ BurnsCLB: (Lenhart) 24’ SEA 10 0 11 CHV 10 6 13 CLB 10 3 10 BOX SCORES (PK, 4-3) 36 46 54 58 3 4 - PGE Park (Portland, Ore.) Att: - 15,422 PGE Park (Portland, Att: Ore.) 2010 LAMAR HUNT OPENU.S. 2010 CUP - Starfire - SportsStarfire Stadium Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners – SEA: Jaqua (unassisted) 50’, Jaqua – Jaqua SEA: (unassisted) 50’, – SEA: – Jaqua SEA: (Nyassi) 13’ ontano ontano (Zakuani 69) ontano ontano (Gonzalez, 71) yassi turgis eamon (Ianni, 102) yassi eamon (Riley, 78) eamon (Riley, turgis aqua (Montero aqua 65) (Montero aqua (Estrada, aqua 83) (Estrada, anni Sounders FC used a total of 22 players during its Cup run, with striker Nate Jaqua leading the Rave Green into the Final. the into Green Rave the leading Jaqua Nate striker with run, Cup its during players 22 of total a used FC Sounders Sanna Nyassi scored twice as Seattle came from behind at home to defeat the 2-1, Columbus Crew, and became the in the 97 attendance years The previous largest the for Cup record Final. the attendance shattered of The 31,311 crowd from header Zakuani's Steve minute. 66th the in game-winner the scored Nyassi minute, 38th the in game tyingthe After Playing before a record crowd in the tournament’s 97-year history, Sounders FC repeated as Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Open U.S. Hunt Lamar as repeated FC Sounders history, 97-year tournament’s the in crowd record a before Playing LA 10 MS MS MN FJ F Levesque GKD Boss DI Wahl DD Parke MM Scott (Tukwila, Wash.) Att: 4,512 Att: Wash.) (Tukwila, Scoring (Montano) 62’ None LA: SEA 21 2 13 July 7, 2010 7, July Sounders FC 2 vs. L.A. Galaxy 0 (Quarterfinals) MS MN GKD Keller D Wahl D Riley D Scott MS Graham MM FJ (Third Round) 2010 June 30, F Levesque Sounders FC 1 at Portland Timbers 1 Scoring 38’ Dike (Pore) POR: SEA 10 6 12 POR 10 3 11 Jaqua scored in each of the first three matches, including a brace against both the L.A. Galaxy in the quarterfinal round and round quarterfinal the in Galaxy L.A. the both against brace a including matches, three first the of each in scored Jaqua Chivas USA in the He semifinal. finished as the tournament’s co-leader with five goals and was named the competition’s outstanding player. of the tournament was 21,583 the for game in 1929 Brooklyn. a cross the Fredy caromed Montero off crossbar and Nyassi crashed home the rebound from eight yards. champions in 2010. champions in 2010. York The New in the 2009 final. United D.C. FC had defeated Sounders the Cup. retain successfully to in 27 years team first titles won Pancyprian in back-to-back Freedoms 1982-83. 36 24 04 18 - Starfire - SportsStarfire Stadium - Xbox - Pitch Xbox at CenturyLink Field 66 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners – SEA: Montero (Parke) 78’, Alonso 90+6’ 78’, (Parke) – Montero SEA: – SEA: Montero (Fernandez) – Montero 40’ SEA: ontero ontero (Riley, 90+1) (Riley, ontero urtado urtado 66) (Fucito, oonan ucito (Levesque, 89) (Levesque, ucito 2014 GKD Keller D Riley DH Parke DM Gonzalez M 46) (Friberg, Fernandez M Alonso M Evans FF Fernandez FM GKD Keller DH Scott DD Parke M Gonzalez M Rosales M Alonso M Evans FN 84) (Neagle, Fernandez FM Sounders FC 2 vs. Chicago Fire 0 (Final) 2010 October 5, 35,615 Att: (Seattle) Scoring None CHI: SEA CHI 24 4 12 0 10 Sounders FC 1 vs. FC Dallas 0 (Semifinal) 2011 30, August (Tukwila, Wash.) Att: 4,593 Att: Wash.) (Tukwila, Scoring None DAL: SEADAL 13 14 1 4 16 14 | BOX SCORES 54 42 24 3 7 - Starfire - SportsStarfire Stadium - Starfire - SportsStarfire Stadium 2011 LAMAR HUNT OPENU.S. 2011 CUP Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners – SEA: Jaqua (Noonan) 4’, Montero (Jaqua) Montero – Jaqua SEA: (Noonan) 4’, – SEA: Fucito (Jaqua) 39’, Fucito 62’ Fucito 62’ – Fucito (Jaqua) SEA: 39’, ontero (Fucito, 79) (Fucito, ontero ontano oonan (Friberg, 64) (Friberg, oonan eagle eamon (Carrasco, 85) (Carrasco, eamon etteh 68) (Parke, ucito aqua (Levesque, 71) (Levesque, aqua aqua anni In 2011, Sounders FC became the team in first 42 and years fourth In altogether to 2011, win Open the Cup Lamar Hunt U.S. A crowd of 35,615 fans packed CenturyLink Field—breaking the tournament’s attendance record 98-year-old for the Montero was named Player of the Tournament after scoring three goals, including the game-winning scores in the 1967- from York New of out American Greek was championships Cup Open US consecutive three win to team last The Cristman (Birchall) 40’ three three consecutive years. second straight year—and the defeat watched Seattle Chicago 2-0 a Fire in broke Fredy Montero scoreless tie the in final. the 78th minute when he rebounded a Parke header Jeff it after was saved by Chicago keeper Sean Johnson, then hammered it into the back of the net. Osvaldo Alonso sent touch—a goal the shutout in was highlighted Keller’s the Kasey 96th weaving his through minute after way multiple Sounders defenders. faithful into a frenzy when he added the by saves. four finishing semifinal and Mike final. Fucito added two goals and Nate Jaqua recorded a goal and two In assists. addition to his formance in per- the final, also Keller shut out FC Dallas in the semifinal game. 1969. Before that, only Stix, Baer and Fuller from St. Marksmen from 1930-1932. Louis had won three straight from 1933-1935 and the Fall River GKD Boss D Scott DI Parke DMN Gonzalez MM Alonso MN Fernandez FJ FM Sounders FC 3 vs. L.A. Galaxy 1 (Quarterfinals) 2011 13, July Neagle (Fernandez) 74’ 25’, LA: (Tukwila, Wash.) Att: 4,322 Att: Wash.) (Tukwila, Scoring (Tukwila, Wash.) Att: 3,811 Att: Wash.) (Tukwila, Scoring Besagno (Christner) KIT: 71’ SEA KIT 25 GKD Boss 10D Gonzalez D Graham DT 3 Scott MM 54) (Noonan, Estrada MS 11 Alonso MM FF FJ June 28, 2011 June 28, Sounders FC 2 vs. Kitsap Pumas 1 (Third Round) 138 SEALA 23 13 5 8 17 10 3 14

RECORDS & HISTORY 2011 U.S. OPEN CUP RECORDS & HISTORY 2012 U.S. OPEN CUP 139 56 21 23 04 15 19 media.soundersfc.com - SportingKansas) Park (Kansas City, - Starfire - SportsStarfire Stadium 85 45 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners – SEA: Scott (Rosales) 86’ (Rosales) 86’ – Scott SEA: – SEA:Johnson (Alonso) 31’, Alonso (PK) 48’, – SEA:Johnson (Alonso) 31’, - Evans (goal), Alonso Burch (goal), (miss), - Kamara - (goal), Kamara Besler Espinoza (saved), (goal), Shootout Shootout (KC wins 3-2 on PKs) Sounders 1 at Sporting Kansas City 1 (Final) 2012 8, August 863 18, Att: Scoring (PK) Kamara KC: 84’ SEA GKD Gspurning D Scott* D Hurtado D Ianni+ M Gonzalez M Rosales* M Alonso* M 69) (Tiffert, Rose F 69) (Evans, Caskey F Montero (Burch,106) Johnson Seattle Seattle Sounders 4 vs. Chivas USA 1 (Semifinal) 2012 11, July GKD Meredith D Scott D Hurtado D Ianni M Gonzalez M 61) (Evans, Cato M Alonso M Rose F 81) (Fernandez, Caskey F Montero 86) (Ochoa, Johnson (Tukwila, Wash.) Att: 4,500 Att: Wash.) (Tukwila, Scoring Ochoa 88’ 83’, Evans (Montero) 74’ Romero CHV: SEA CHV 18 3 17 KC 18 1 16 SEA Johnson (saved), (miss) Tiffert KC Zusi (miss), (goal) Nagamura 10 10 BOX SCORES 36 13 42 11 13 22 28 4 - Kezar Stadium (San Francisco, Calif.) - Stadium Kezar (San Francisco, - Starfire - SportsStarfire Stadium - Starfire - SportsStarfire Stadium 2012 LAMAR HUNT OPENU.S. 2012 CUP 45 84 939 3 89 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners – SEA: Alonso (PK) 50’, Montero (Cato) 58’, (Cato) Montero Alonso (PK) – 50’, SEA: – SEA: Rose (Parke) 44’, Alonso (Cato) Alonso 47’, (Cato) 44’, – Rose (Parke) SEA: – SEA: Cato 19’; SJ: 19’; – Cato SEA: None Three-time defending U.S. Open Cup champions FC Sounders a make to looked historic run U.S. at defending Three-time a fourth straight Open end- 3-2, penaltyin kicks, fell ultimately Green Rave the but minute, 86th the in 1-1 at final the tied header Scott’s Zach Sounders FC outscored their opponents 16-3 over the five games and improved its all-time record to in 17-0-2 Open FF 75) (Johnson, Ochoa Levesque GKD Weber D Evans D Scott D Ianni M Gonzalez M 82) (Burch, Cato M Carrasco M Rose 89) (Hurtado, Fernandez Sounders FC 1 at San Jose Earthquakes 0 2012 June 26, GKD Meredith D Scott D Parke D Hurtado M Burch M Cato M 75) (Carrasco, Alonso M Rose F Caskey F 71) (Estrada, Montero 81) (Levesque, Ochoa (Tukwila, Wash.) Att: 4,322 Att: Wash.) (Tukwila, Scoring Alonso (Rose) 70’ 68’, Montero 66’, Rose (Caskey) CAL: None SEACAL 23 5 17 3 14 Sounders FC 5 vs. Cal FC 0 (Fourth Round) 2012 June 5, GKD Meredith D Scott D Parke D Hurtado M Burch* M Cato M 72) (Carrasco, Alonso M Rose F Caskey F 70) (Levesque, Ochoa 46) (Estrada, Johnson (Tukwila, Wash.) Att: 3,703 Att: Wash.) (Tukwila, Scoring Ochoa 66’ Ochoa (Alonso) 62’, 54’, Caskey 53’ Navia (Moroney) ATL: SEA 24 May 30, 2012 May 30, Sounders FC 5 vs. Atlanta Silverbacks 1 (Third Round) Cup championship, a feat accomplished Sportsnever in Seattle got Starfire the off to at tournament’s 99-year a history. rounds twofast start, opening defeating tournament’s the in 5-0, FC, Cal side amateur and 5-1, Silverbacks, Atlanta side NASL The Complex. team then traveled to San Francisco and knocked off the league-leading San Jose Earthquakes Stadium, then at downed Chivas USA, 4-1, to advance to the finals Kezar against Sporting Kansas City. ing its historic run at a fourth straight Open Cup Championship. goals four and Alonso’s two assists Osvaldo earned him of Tournament. Player the Cup play. Att: 7,219 Att: Scoring SEA SJ ATL (Quarterfinal) (7/21/09) (5/30/12) 1,081 (Fredy Montero) 1,081 (Fredy Nate Jaqua) 7 (Montero, 6 (Levesque) 33 (Kasey 33 Keller) (Kasey 4 (Keller) SEATTLE5, twice 3, 5 OPPONENT times29 (6/5/12) 1, times 13 1, 9 times 3 18, times 6, twice (7/21/09) 10 SEATTLE 2, 5 players OPPONENT 1, players 13 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS TEAM SINGLE-GAME HIGHS INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS 2014 Games PlayedGames StartedMinutes Goals (Roger Levesque) 14 Game-Winning Goals tied) (3 players 11 4 (Montero) Goals AssistsSaves 2, 2 players 6, (twice)Keller 1, 9 players Hall 10, Goals Assists Shots CommittedFouls SufferedFouls 21 (7/21/09) (7/21/09) 19 (7/21/09) 19 Saves AllowedGoals 21 (7/21/09) 1, times13 5, twice Assists Assists Game-Winning 3 (Sebastien Toux) Le Goals AllowedGoals 1, 5 players 5, Nasco Penalty Kick Att/Goals Kick Penalty 2/2 LeToux) (Alonso, Saves Shutouts AllowedGoals 6 (Keller) | BOX SCORES 8 13 98 44 199 199 208 206 39 17-1-2 14-0-0 3-1-2 71 44 36 59 343 SEATTLE OPPONENT 5633 LAMAR HUNT U.S. OPEN CUP RECORDS - Al Lang Stadium (St. Petersburg, Florida) Att: 4,124 Att: Florida) Al - Lang Petersburg, Stadium (St. ALL-TIME RECORD 2013 LAMAR HUNT OPENU.S. 2013 CUP ALL-TIME TEAM STATS SEA - None SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE 10 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners After four-straight appearances in the U.S. Open Cup Final, Seattle saw its 19-game (17-0-2) unbeaten streak in Cup Open appearances Cup in saw Final, (17-0-2) its the Seattle 19-game U.S. four-straight After in the third round of 1-0, Georgi Hristov scored Rowdies, the Bay lone goal as Sounders FC Tampa Seattle to fell the Hahnemann, Remick Hahnemann, (Martins,Remick 81), (Ochoa, Martinez*, Rose, Hurtado, Scott, 70), Burch, Caskey* Carrasco, Goals Assists Shots Fouls CommittedFouls SufferedFouls 206 Shutouts 199 Saves Goals AllowedGoals 13 play snapped play Rowdies. Bay in a third round loss Tampa to the to advancing after It marks Open the Cup. Open first Lamar Cup Hunt loss U.S. in the club 2013 history (17-1-2) Seattle for In the 75th Hristov minute, tapped the in final a winning the four rebound years, three previous straight titles from 2009-11. after Marcus Hahnemann made a diving save on a Luke Mulholland shot deep Sounders FC inside has allowed the the first goal in box. It an Open Cup was match, and just in both games the the Green Rave came third back to win 2-1 time CLB). vs. HOU (7/21/09 and vs. 10/5/10 140 Overall SEA 14 2 10 Home Away Scoring: TB - Hristov 75’ Sounders FC Bay 0 Rowdies at Tampa 1 (Third Round) 2013 May 29, TB XI: Neagle, Estrada. When When leading at half When tied at half When trailing at half 9-0-0 When scoring first When conceding first 0-0-0 8-1-2 With 0 goals 2-1-1 scored 15-0-1 With 1 goal scored With 2 goals scored 0-1-0 With 3 goals scored 4-0-2 With 4+ goals scored 7-0-0 2-0-0 Conceding 4-0-0 0 goals Conceding 1 goal Conceding 2 goals 7-0-0 Conceding 3 goals Conceding 4+ goals 10-1-2 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

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Monterrey’s two-match aggregate preliminary FC got to a series, of Seattle off big 2-1, San Francisco Panama, startover in the winning Group stage, its first The in Seattle made Mexico. big three matches. 23 August news on when 1-0, it beat reigning CCL champions Monterrey, win was only the second win Americanby an squad on soil. Mexican Alonso Mike also Fucito and and had three Osvaldo assists. two goals throughout play. group a CenturyLink However, week Field Seattle on later, saw March its 7. Champions League run end in the second leg after six for exploded Santos goals Mexico. in a convincing 6-1 win Torreon, in GK Keller DD Riley D Parke D Scott M Gonzalez M Rosales M Alonso M 112) (Carrasco, Friberg F Fernandez (Neagle, 111) F Noonan (Jaqua, 68) Montero Sounders FC 2 vs. San Francisco FC 0 (Play-In, 2011 3, August GK Keller DD Riley D Parke D Ianni M Gonzalez M Rosales M Alonso M (Noonan, Friberg 75) F Neagle (Fernandez, 59) F 59) (Fucito, Levesque Montero July 26, 2011 26, July SFR Sounders FC 0 at San Francisco FC 1 (Play-In, Leg 1) (Panama City, Panama) Panama) City, (Panama Scoring (penalty)Brown SFR: 28’ SEA 10 3 20 (Seattle) Att: 21,233 Att: (Seattle) Scoring Jaqua (Fernandez, Rosales) 98’ None SFR: SEA SFR 34 9 5 11 18 20 3 14 Leg 2) 06 53 24 53 04 35 10 - Xbox - Pitch Xbox at CenturyLink Field 65 - SEA: Estrada (Montero, Gonzalez) 12’, (Montero, - Estrada SEA: - SEA: Fernandez (Montero) 37’ (Montero) Fernandez - SEA: Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners – SEA: Montero 42’ – Montero SEA: 2014 Ochoa 81’ Ochoa SEACSL 18 19 4 5 16 20 Sounders FC 1 at Santos Laguna 6 (Quarterfinal Att: Mex) , (Torreon, Corona Estadio 2012 14, March 76’, (Estrada) Suarez 67’, Estrada) (Peralta, Gomez 49’, GK Gspurning DD Johansson D Parke D Hurtado M Gonzalez* (Sivebaek, 77) M Rosales M Alonso M Evans F Fernandez F 81) Levesque, (Johnson, Estrada 62; Montero* (Seattle) Att: 15,866 Att: (Seattle) Scoring Delgado 61’ (Suazo) 3’, Carreno MNT: SEAMNT 12 1 14 Sounders FC 2 vs. Santos Laguna 1 (Quarterfinal Leg 1) , on the Pitch Xbox 2012 at CenturyLink Field 7, March 23,433 Att: Wash.) (Seattle, SCORING Evans (Rosales) 63’ 61’ (Crosas) CSL: Gomez SEACSL GK 11 Gspurning D 12D Johansson 2D Parke 2D Hurtado* 19 M Gonzalez* 17 M Rosales M Alonso M Evans F Fernandez (Johnson, 78) F (Burch, Estrada* 90+3) Montero Sounders FC 1 vs. FC Monterrey 2 (Group D) 2011 October 18, GK Meredith DD Riley D (Ianni, Parke 67) D Scott M Wahl M (Neagle, Estrada 89) M Alonso M Friberg F Levesque F 75) Ochoa (Fucito, Montero 15,000 15,000 SCORING (Suarez) Gomez (Ludena)10’, CSL: Peralta 8’, Suarez Leg 1) | BOX SCORES 04 48 25 24 33 92 16 14 22 - Xbox - Pitch Xbox at CenturyLink Field - Estadio Alejandro Morrera Alejandro Soto Morrera - Estadio - Estadio Cemento - Progresos Cemento Estadio 92 84 83 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners – SEA: – None SEA: – SEA: Montero (Jaqua, Levesque) 3’, (Jaqua, Levesque) – Montero SEA: – SEA: Alonso 44’, Alonso 89’ Alonso 44’, – SEA: 2011-12 CONCACAF CHAMPIONS2011-12 LEAGUE 144 GK Keller DD Hurgado D Parke D Scott M Wahl M 74) (Carrasco, Friberg M Alonso M Neagle (Jaqua, 89) F Fernandez F (Ochoa, 66) Fucito Montero September 27, 2011 September 27, Sounders FC 2 at CSD Comunicaciones 2 (Group (Seattle) Att: 10,163 Att: (Seattle) Scoring GK Keller DD (Ochoa, Scott 74) D Hurtado D Ianni M Gonzalez M 56) (Montero, Levesque M Carrasco M 56) (Alonso, Sanyang F Neagle F Noonan Jaqua September 20, September 2011 20, Arias 25’ CSH: SEA 12 1 18 CSH Sounders FC 0 vs. CS Herediano 1 (Group D) CSH GK Keller DD Scott D Hurtado D Ianni M Gonzalez M 90) (Riley, Levesque M Carrasco M Fernandez F 83) Neagle (Sanyang, F Montero Jaqua (Noonan, 73) September 14, 2011 September 14, Jaqua) 54’ (Levesque, Montero Cancela (penalty) CSH: 46’ SEA Sounders FC 2 at CS Herediano 1 (Group D) 2,000 (Alajuela, Att: Costa Rica) Scoring (Guatemala (Guatemala City) Scoring Morales 64’ Montepeque (Mejia) COM: 7’, D) SEA 26 1 11 COM 14 3 11

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D 0 1 1 Sounders FC 3 vs. CD Marathon 1 (Group 4) 2012 October 24, GK Hahnemann DD Seamon D (Burch, 46) Parke D Hurtado M Scott M Martinez M Carrasco M 67) Rose (Caskey, F 78) Zakuani (Cato, F Estrada Ochoa September 19, 2012 September 19, GK Gspurning* DD Scott* D Ianni* D Hurtado M Burch M Martinez M Carrasco* M 69) Rose (Evans, F 61) (Alonso, Caskey F Ochoa 74) Johnson (Montero, Sounders FC 3 at CD Marathon 2 (Group 4) Sula, Honduras) Scoring Evans (Alonso) 78’ 62’, Berrios (PK) 67’ Berrios MAR: (PK) 35’, SEA MAR 20 0 17 (Seattle) Att: 7,874 Att: (Seattle) Scoring 76’ Estrada 28’, (Parke) Sabillon) 37’ (Vega, Brown MAR: MAR 10 2 10 SEA 15 4 12

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The Rave Green built off its success in the 2011-12 CONCACAF Champions League by once CONCACAF again advancing to the The Green its built off Rave success in the 2011-12

Seattle was one of only three clubs to go undefeated in one was stage the andof clubs three go group only Seattle to undefeated

In its semifinals, Seattle faced first-ever Santos Laguna in a rematch of the 2011-12 2012-13 CONCACAF CHAMPIONS2012-13 LEAGUE GK Gspurning DD Scott D Ianni D Hurtado M Burch M Martinez60) (Cato, M Alonso M Evans F Caskey F (Gonzalez, Montero 74) Ochoa 86) (Tiffert, Sounders FC 3 at Caledonia AIA 1 (Group 4) 2012 30, August GK Weber DD Evans D Parke D Hurtado M Burch M Cato M 46) Alonso (Carrasco, M Rose F (Gonzalez, 76) Caskey F (Johansson, Montero 89) Ochoa Sounders FC 3 vs. Caledonia AIA 1 (Group 4) 2012 2, August (Seattle) Att: 7,767 Att: (Seattle) Scoring Rose 42’ 30’, Cato) (Rose, Joseph (PK) 50’ CAL: SEA 17 3 15 CAL 12 3 11 CAL 16 2 10 Trinidad) Att: 556 Att: Trinidad) Scoring 68’ (Caskey) Montero 60’, (Montero) Joseph (PK) 66’ CAL: SEA 17

knockout round of the 2012-13 tournament. In tournament. the new eight tournament’s round knockout of the 2012-13 advance advance to the Matchedknockout round. up with and Caledonia of Trinidad Mar

to the group win, going 4-0-0 and outscoring opponents 12-5. The Rave Green scored three goals in each game and allowed and game each in goals three scored Green Rave The 12-5. opponents outscoring and 4-0-0 going win, group the to just one goal from the run Sammy of Oc play. assists.

seed. Sounders FC Sounders in on took the of Tigres first the seed. Primera Mexican Division in 1-nil quarterfinals, the falling tournament’s leg before mounting an impressive 3-1 home win in the second leg to advance to t Sounders Sounders FC became the MLS first team to oust a team Mexican from the tournament.

1-0 in the home leg, 1-0 Sounders on draw FC earned the losing road, a ultimately the 1-1 series, 2-1.

Seattle Sounders Seattle FC 4 CD Marathon Caledonia Caledonia AIA 71 58 4802 SEA - None SEA - Neagle 73’ 11 14 2 16 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Gspurning, Yedlin, Scott, Traore, Gonzalez, Martinez Traore, Scott, Yedlin, Gspurning, Hahnemann, Yedlin, Scott, Traore, Gonzalez, Martinez, Traore, Scott, Yedlin, Hahnemann, 2014 Sounders FC 0 vs. Santos Laguna 1 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) April 2013 2, 21,057 Att: Scoring: SAN - Gomez 54’ SEACOL 13XI: Joseph 72), Alonso, (Rose, 72), Caskey Evans (Rosales, (Zakuani, 78), Ochoa. 4Sounders FC 1 at Santos Laguna 1 MX) - Estadio Corona April 2013 (Torreon, 9, 12 19,500 Att: Scoring: SAN - 21’ Quintero 0SEACOL 11 19XI: Zakuani (Ochoa, Joseph, Alonso, Caskey, 59), (Rosales, 77), Johnson (Neagle, 61). 1 13 | BOX SCORES 13 38 21 12 13 495 2657 SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE SEA - None SEA - Yedlin 53’, Traore 60’, Johnson (Zakuani) 60’, Traore 53’, Yedlin SEA - 93 34 18 Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners Shots Saves Fouls Offsides Corners 2012-13 CONCACAF CHAMPIONS2012-13 LEAGUE Gspurning*, Yedlin, Traore, Hurtado, Gonzalez, Rosales Traore, Yedlin, Gspurning*, Gspurning, Scott (Yedlin, 81), Traore, Hurtado, Traore, 81), Gspurning, (Yedlin, Scott Sounders Sounders FC 3-2 defeated Tigres UANL, on aggregate, becoming gate, the MLS first club to knock out a Mexican Mexican side from the tournament. COL XI: (Martinez, Alonso*, 54), 27), Evans (Rose, Zakuani* (Burch, 83), Ochoa, Johnson*. Sounders FC 3 vs. Tigres UANL 1 - CenturyLink Field (Seattle) 2013 12, March 20,520 Att: Scoring: SEA 75’ TIG - Hernandez 23’ (Acosta) SEA 19 March 6, 2013 - Estadio (Monterrey) Universitario 2013 6, March 32,810 Att: Scoring: TIG - 74’ Pulido Sounders FC 0 at Tigres UANL 1 TIG Gonzalez, Caskey, Alonso, Evans, MartinezEvans, Alonso, (Burch, 89), Gonzalez, Caskey, Rosales (Neagle, 68), Johnson. XI: XI: 146

RECORDS & HISTORY 2012-13 CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE RECORDS & HISTORY FRIENDLY MATCHES

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David Estrada's second- half strike was not enough for the shorthanded Sounders Sounders FC against the Scottish Premier League runners-up. A crowd of 45,631 saw Georgios

Sounders FC earnedfirst FC its Sounders victory over an international opponent against Argentine power Boca Juniors in a friendly before 40,122. Roger Levesque staked Sounders FC to a lead

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Javier Javier Garcia, Leandro Aguirre, Hugo

Dominic Cervi, Andreas Hinkel, Paul Caddis

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Samaras Samaras hit penaltya first-half McCourtand Patrick get the winner in the second half. Seattle’s starting keeper, Terry Boss, Boss, was issued a straight red card in the 29th minute for bringing down Samaras.

Scoring Summary: CEL – Georgios Samaras (penalty kick) 32 CEL – McCourtPatrick (Milan Nisun) 64 SEA – David Estrada (Taylor Graham) 66 SEA – (Taylor Estrada David

Celtic FC – (Paul (Paul McGowan 67), Jos Hooiveld, Milan Misun, Patrick McCourt (Benjamin Hutchison 85), Simon Ferry, Ki Sung Yueng (Marc Crosas 71), Cillian Sheridan (Charles Mulgrew (CharlesSheridan Cillian 71), Crosas (Marc Yueng 56), Georgios Samaras (James Forrest 46), Morten Rasmussen Rasmussen (Marc Fortune 56).

Seattle Sounders – Marshall Marshall (Patrick Ianni 74), Taylor Graham, Tyson Wahl, Sanna Nyassi (Steve Alonso Zakuani (Nathan Sanna 70), Nyassi (Steve Osvaldo Sturgis 59), Peter Vagenas (Pat Noonan 75), Miguel Montano (David Estrada 64), Blaise Nkufo (Roger Levesque (Roger Nkufo Blaise 64), Estrada (David Montano 60), Fredy (Jordan Jennings Montero 32). Seattle Seattle Sounders FC Boca 3, 0 Juniors Wednesday, May 26, 2010 – Pitch Xbox at 2010 May 26, Wednesday, CenturyLink CenturyLink Field

shortly before halftime, and Pat Noonan and Michael Seamon scored in the second

Scoring Summary: SEA – (unassisted) 42Roger Levesque SEA – Noonan Pat (unassisted) 64 SEA – Michael Seamon Ianni) (Patrick 70

Boca Juniors – Ibarra, Ibarra, Ezequiel Munoz, Fabian Monzon (Matias Gimenez 76), 76), Gaston Sauro, Jesus Mendez (Leandro Marin 59), Gaston Gaston Rossi (Sergio Arajuo 67), Cristian Erbes, Lucas Viatri (Nicolas Blandi Mouche. 77), Pablo

Substitutes Substitutes Not Used: Josue Ayala, Sebastian D'Angelo David David Achucarro, Breyner Bonilla, Nicolas Colazo, Orlando Gaona. Gaona.

Seattle Seattle – Sounders Scott, Scott, Jeff Parke (Pat Noonan 46), Tyson Wahl, Taylor Graham, Graham, Sanna Nyassi (James Riley 46), Nathan Sturgis (Patrick Ianni 66), Osvaldo Alonso (Brad Evans 19) (Michael 19) Evans (Brad Alonso Osvaldo 66), Ianni (Patrick Seamon 66), Steve Zakuani (Miguel Montano 46), Roger Levesque, Fredy Montero (David Estrada 46). Estrada Fredy (David Montero Levesque,

Substitutes Substitutes Not Used: Leo Gonzal Jamel Wallace, Chris Eylander. Chris Wallace, Eylander. Jamel Lionel Messi scored two first-half goals to lead the reigning European champions in a friendly played before a record crowd of 66,848. The attendance was the largest for a Daniel Daniel Sturridge and Frank Lampard scored first-half goals as English FA Cup holders Chelsea prevailed before 65,372. It was the third-largest figure professional for soccer match a – Kasey Keller (Terry Boss 46), – Kasey Keller (Terry Boss 46), – Jose Manuel Pinto (Albert Jorquera 46), – Peter Cech (Henrique Hilario 46), Jose FRIENDLY MATCHES at CenturyLink Field FRIENDLY MATCHES CenturyLink at match played in Seattle. Messi, a 22-year-old Argentine mid- Argentine 22-year-old a Messi, Seattle. in played match Chelsea FC Seattle Sounders FC CHE - Daniel Sturridge (Florent Malouda) 12 Sturridge)35 Daniel Anelka, (Nicolas Lampard Frank - CHE Bosingwa (Branislav Ivanovic 46), Carvalho 46), Alex (Juliano John Belletti 46), Ashley Cole Terry (Sam (Ricardo Hutchinson 46), Florent Malouda (Scott Sinclair 46), Frank Pizarro (Claudio Deco 63), (Mikel Ballack Michael Lampard, 46), Nicolas Anelka Sturridge Di 46). (Franco Santo (Andriy Shevchenko 46), Daniel James Riley (Evan Brown (Lamar 71), Neagle Jhon 71), Kennedy Tyrone Marshall, Hurtado Scott Tyson 46), Wahl Freddie Ljungberg (Zach (Michael Fucito 74), Osvaldo Alonso (Nathan Sturgis 46), Steve Zakuani (Sanna Nyassi 63), Fredy Montero (Roger Levesque 63), Peter Vagenas (Stephen King 46), Nate Jaqua (Sebastien Le Toux 46). Scoring Summary: Chelsea FC Sounders Seattle FC 2, 0 2009 18, July – Pitch Xbox at Saturday, CenturyLink Field played in Seattle. Both goals were scored in the first 35 min- 35 first the in scored were goals Both Seattle. in played cornerkicks. in advantage 11-3 an with finished Seattle utes. FC Barcelona Scoring Summary: FCB - Lionel Messi (Xavi Hernandez, Eric Abidal) 21 FCB - Lionel Messi (Xavi Hernandez, Thierry Henry) 41 Rodriguez) FCB 75 Suarez - (Pedro Jeffren FCB Rodriguez - (unassisted) 89 Pedro FC Barcelona 4, Seattle FC Sounders Seattle Barcelona FC 4, 0 at Pitch Xbox 2009, 5, August Wednesday, CenturyLink Field fielder, would be later named 2009 fielder, of world the player year. James James Riley (Tyson Wahl (Nathan 61), Sturgis Jhon 46), Kennedy Tyrone (Michael Marshall Hurtado Fucito 80), (Evan Leonardo Gonzalez Brown (Zach Scott 46) 46), Brad Evans (Patrick Ianni 46), Osvaldo Alonso (Peter Seattle Seattle Sounders FC Victor Sanchez (Adriano (Maxwell Andrade Henrique 46), 46), Eric Daniel Abidal Alves Carlos (Gerard (Marc Pique Muniesa Puyol 46), 46), Toure Sergio 46), Andreu Fontas (Jonathan Busquets Dos Santos 46), Xavi (Yaya Hernandez (Seydou Keita Rodriguez 46), 46), Bojan Thierry Krkic Messi (Eidur Gudjohnsen 46). (Jeffren Henry Suarez 46), (Pedro Lionel Vagenas 46), Freddie Ljungberg (Sanna Nyassi 46), Steve Neagle (Lamar Montero Fredy 46), Graham (Taylor Zakuani 46), Nate Jaqua 46). (Roger Levesque red a

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Henrique Hilario (Jamal Blackman 46), Roger Levesque played Roger his played Levesque final game as a Sounder Chelsea. vs. 2014

Seattle Seattle Sounders FC Chelsea 2, FC 4 Wednesday, July 18, 2012 – Pitch Xbox at 2012 18, July Wednesday, CenturyLink CenturyLink Field

twice for the Blues in front of 55,309 at CenturyLin Roger Roger Levesque made his final appe when he came on in the 65th minute. Scoring Summary: CHE – Romelu Lukaku (Josh McEachran) 3 CHE – Eden Hazard (Mikel John Obi) 11 SEA – Fredy Montero SEA 14 Montero – Fredy SEA – Fredy Montero SEA (Mauro Montero Rosales – Fredy CHE – Marko Marin (Josh McEachran) 49 CHE – Romelu Lukaku (Marko Marin) 44

Chelsea FC – Branislav Ivanovic (Todd Kane 63), David Luiz (Sam Hutchison 46), Paulo Ferreira (George Saville 63), Nathaniel Chalobah (Gary Cahill 46), Mikel John Obi (Ramires 46), Eden Hazard (Gael Kakuta 63), Josh McEachran McEachran (Frank Lampard 46), Marko Ma Essien 46), Yossi Benayoun (Devin De (Devin Benayoun Bruyne 46), Romelu Yossi Essien 46), Lukaku Lukaku (Lucas Piazon 63). Substitutes Substitutes Not None Used:

Seattle Sounders – Seattle Sounders Scott Scott (Adam Johansson 71), Jeff Parke (Patrick Ianni 61), Jhon Kennedy Hurtado, Leo Gonzale Mauro Mauro Rosales (Andy Rose 61), Brad Evans (Sammy Ochoa 71), Osvaldo Alonso (Steve Zakuani 82), Alvaro Fernandez (Servando Carrasco 75), Fredy Montero (Michael Seamon 82), Eddie Johnso Eddie 82), Seamon (Michael Substitutes Not Used: Michael Tetteh, Dan Substitutes Tetteh, Not Michael Used: |

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Mike Fucito and Nate Jaqua each scored in the first 18 minutes of the match as Sounders FC beat CD Chivas de Guadalajara in front of 41,047. Fucito 41,047. recorded a

Wayne Rooney scored three scored Rooney Wayne of Manchester United’s six second half goals as the 2010-11 2010-11 English Premier League champions defeated champions League Sounders FC 7-0 in a friend- FC Sounders 7-0 ly ly in front of a record 67,052

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Terry Terry Boss, Zach Scott, Tyrone

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Seattle Seattle Sounders FC Manchester United 0, 7 Wednesday, July 20, 2011, Xbox Pitch Xbox at 2011, 20, July Wednesday, CenturyLink CenturyLink Field

Seattle Seattle Sounders FC Chivas de3, Guadalajara 1 Tuesday, October 12, 2010 – Pitch Xbox at 2010 October 12, Tuesday, CenturyLink CenturyLink Field fans. The crowd was the largest to date for a soccer game in game soccer a for date to largest the was crowd The fans.

the Pacific Northwest. The two teams played even in the first the in even played twoteams The Northwest. Pacific the

half, with Man U leading just 1-0 after 45 minutes. withhalf, Man45 U minutes. after leading just 1-0 Scoring Summary: MNU — Michael Owen (Patrice Evra, Ashley Young) 15 MNU Young) — Michael Ashley Owen (Patrice Evra, MNU — Mame Biram Diouf (unassisted) 49 goal and an assist, Roger Levesque assi (Nani) Rooney MNU51 Wayne — and Sanna Nyassi added a late strike. Chivas, Mexico’s (unassisted) Rooney 69 MNU Wayne — most popular club, was coming off a finish runner-up in the MNU — 71 Rooney) Ji-Sung Park (Wayne Copa Libertadores. Copa Libertadores. (GabrielRooney MNU Obertan)Wayne — 72 MNU — Gabriel Obertan (unassisted) 88 Scoring Summary: SEA – Mike 5 Fucito (Roger Levesque) Manchester United —Anders Lindegarrd (Ben Amos 46), SEA – Nate Jaqua Mike Fucito) 18 (Roger Levesque, Rafael Da Silva, Nemanja Vidic (Jonny Evans 56), Rio CVG – CVG (Mitchel Marco Fabian Oviedo) 70 Ferdinand, Patrice Evra (Fabio Da Silva 56), Nani (Gabriel SEA – Sanna Nyassi (Fredy 90 Montero) Obertan 56), Anderson, Ryan Giggs (Ji-Sung Park 46), Ashley Young (MichaelAshley Young Carrick 66), Michael Owen (Mame Chivas Chivas Guadalajara – Biram Diouf 46), Federico 46). Rooney Macheda (Wayne Christian Perez, Jorge Enriquez (Patricio Araujo 46), Juan Ocampo, Ocampo, Dionicio Escalante (Omar Esparza 30), Edgar Seattle Sounders FC — Mejia, Xavier Baez, Ulises Davila, Alberto Medina (Marco James 73),Riley Estrada (Michael (David Parke Jeff Tetteh Fabian Fabian 64), Jesus Sanchez (Miguel Ponce Oviedo. 64), Graham Patrick 64), Ianni Leo (Taylor Gonzalez (Zach

Seattle Seattle Sounders FC – Osvaldo 46), (Servando Carrasco Rosales Mauro 46), Scott Marshall, Taylor Marshall, Graham, Taylor Wahl Tyson (Akeem Adams 46), Alonso (Brad Evans 46) (Mike Seamon 64), Erik Friberg David Estrada (Miguel Montano 59), Alvaro Fernandez (Peter Fernandez Alvaro 59), Montano (Miguel Estrada David (Pat Noonan 46) (Mrisho Alfani Ngassa 76), Alvaro Vagenas Vagenas 46), Mike Seamon (Sanna Nyassi 88), Roger Levesque, Mike Fucito, Nate Jaqua (Fredy Montero 75). Montero (Fredy Jaqua Nate Fucito, Mike Levesque, Fernandez (Lamar Neagle 46) (O’Brian White 76), Roger Levesque Levesque (Nate Jaqua 46) (Miguel Montano 76), Fredy 148 Montero (Mike Montero Fucito 46).

RECORDS & HISTORY FRIENDLY MATCHES RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME ROSTER 149 Virginia Tulsa Forest Wake Maryland California Davidson N/A Furman Washington W. Creighton UCLA Washington Florida S. Connecticut Washington N/A Harvard Akron Stanford N/A Pacific Seattle N/A N/A St. John’s St. Maryland N/A N/A N/A Florida International N/A N/A Monmouth N/A N/A Nevada-Las Vegas Nevada-Las N/A Indiana N/A Drexel Brown N/A UCLA N/A Villanova N/A Virginia West Alabama-Birmingham San Diego State media.soundersfc.com 57 49 57 48 24 48 17 03 45 02 40 60 10 27 17 10 31 49 12 35 87 98 29 65 000 135 020 843 900 100 000 110 000 000 010 000 145 412 100 600 834 110 103 948 301 020 000 000 Games Played ALL-TIME ROSTERALL-TIME Position YearsFGK MLSD USOCD CCL 2013 2009-11 2009 College 2012-13 49 MM 2012-13 2012 30 MGK 2009-13M 112F 2011-13 M 6 2011 10 2009-11 2013 23 26 California-Irvine DF 2009-13 2009-11 83 66 12 10 9 12 UCLA Portland GK 2009-11 93 10 10 Portland M 2013 M 2013 FF 2010 2010-11 21 11 D 2010-12 78 D 2009-11 84 12 10 Forest Wake M 2012-13 41 D 2009-13 66 12 17 Gonzaga F 2009 Player OsvaldoAlonso, Will Bates, Terry Boss, Evan Brown, M Burch, Marc ServandoCarrasco, M 2009-13 139 2011-13 12 20 40 N/A Caskey, Alex Caskey, Cordell Cato, ClintDempsey, BenDragavon, Andrew Duran, DavidEstrada, M/F GK D M/F 2013 2009 2012-13 2010-13 40 Evans, Brad Evans, ChrisEylander, Ashani Fairclough, Alvaro Fernandez, Josh Ford, D GK KevinForrest, M Erik Friberg, Mike Fucito, Gavin, Blair 2009 2013 Gonzalez, Leo F 2010-12Taylor Graham, Gspurning, Michael 55 D GK 2009 D 7 15 2012-13 2009-13 2009-11 49 98 N/A 10 20 N/A Hahnemann, Marcus Hurtado, Jhon Kennedy D GKIanni, Patrick Jaqua, Nate Adam Johansson, 2012-13 2009-13 D 108 12 2012-13 12 21 N/A Johnson, Johnson, Eddie F 2012-13 49 Joseph, Joseph, Shalrie M 2013 10 Keller, Kasey Keller, King, Stephen M 2009-10 10 Le Toux, SebastienToux, Le F 2009 28 Levesque, RogerLevesque, FreddieLjungberg, M/F M 2009-12 2009-10 53 37 14 13 Stanford Lund, Philip Tyrone Marshall, D 2009-10 46 Martinez, Mario M 2012-13 13 Martins, Obafemi F 2013 20 Meredith, Meredith, Bryan GK 2011-12 12 Moffat, Adam Moffat, MiguelMontano, FredyMontero, Neagle, Lamar M F M 2010-11 2009-12 13 2009, 11, 53 119 13 18 N/A Nkufo, Blaise Nkufo, Noonan, Pat Nyassi, Nyassi, Sanna M 2009-10 38 Ochoa, Sammy Jeff Parke, F 2011-13 17 5 10 N/A Remick, DylanRemick, James Riley, D 2013 Rosales, MauroRosales, M 2011-13 86 Rose, Andy Rose, Sanyang, Amadou Sanyang, Zach Scott, D 2011 Seamon, Michael M 2010-12 Sivebaek, Sivebaek, ChristianSmith, Jarrod Sodade, Babayele M DanielSteres, F 2012 D 2012-13 2012 Clemson Barabara Cal.-Santa N/A N/A UCLA California New Mexico Connecticut Akron Akron Indiana 75 11 04 43 97 04 74 2014 Season2010 GP/GS20112012 MIN2013 3/1Totals 3/1 G/A 17/12 17/4 40/18 SHT/SOG 88 1,027 108 1,721 498 5/0 0/0 0/0 5/0 25/10 0/0 1/1 3/0 34/14 5/3 Season2012 GP/GS2013Totals MIN 0/0 DAVID ESTRADA, 0/0 0/0 G/A 2/4/1988 / Born: 160 Wt.: 5-8 / MID / Ht.: SHT/SOG 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 Season2009 GP/GSTotals MINANDREW DURAN, 1/0 GA/GAA 1/0 9/26/1989 SO / Born: 160 Wt.: 6-1 / DEF / Ht.: W-L-T 61 61 1/1.48 1/1.48 0 0 0-1-0 0-1-0 CASKEY, ALEX CASKEY, 7/22/1988 / Born: 152 Wt.: / 5-10 MID / Ht.: Season2012 GP/GS2013Totals MIN 20/12 CORDELL 10/5CATO, 30/17 G/A 7/15/1992 / Born: 150 Wt.: 5-9 / FWD / Ht.: 1,093Season SHT/SOG 1,523 430 1/42012 GP/GSTotals 1/4 0/0 19/5 MIN CLINT DEMPSEY, 8/0 22/5 8/0 3/9/1983 / Born: 170 Wt.: 6-1 / MID / Ht.: 3/0 G/ASeason2013 SHT/SOG 117 GP/GS 117Totals 0/1 MIN BEN 0/1DRAGAVON, 9/6 9/6 12/31/1983 / Born: 195 Wt.: 6-1 / GK / Ht.: G/A 3/0 3/0 651 SHT/SOG 651 1/0 1/0 32/7 32/7 | 010 311 700 500 Games Played LS REGULARLS SEASON) ALL-TIME ROSTERALL-TIME (M Position Years MLS USOC CCL College D 2013 27 D 2009-11 39 ALL-TIME PLAYER REGISTER PLAYER ALL-TIME SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Player NathanSturgis, M 2009-10 29 Tetteh, MichaelTetteh, ChristianTiffert, D/M M 2011-12 2012 12 Traore, Djimi Traore, PeterVagenas, M 2009-10 21 Wahl, Tyson Wahl, Andrew Weber, O’BrianWhite, DeAndreYedlin, GK F D 2012-13 2011 2013 31 Zakuani, Steve M 2009-13 72 Zavaleta, EriqZavaleta, F 2013 Season2011 GP/GS20122013 MIN 12/7Totals 9/2 G/A 19/13 40/22 689 SHT/SOG 1,230 235 2,154 0/0 1/1 1/1 0/0 7/0 13/2 21/2 1/0 Season2012 GP/GS2013Totals MIN 29/19 20/13 SERVANDO CARRASCO, 49/32 G/A 8/13/1988 / Born: 170 Wt.: / 5-10 MID / Ht.: 1,824 1,158 SHT/SOG 2,982 0/3 0/4 0/7 8/1 8/0 16/1 Season2009 GP/GSTotals MIN MARC BURCH, 0/0 0/0 5/7/1984 / Born: 181 Wt.: 6-0 / DEF / Ht.: G/A SHT/SOG 0 0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 Season GP/GS MIN GA/GAA SO W-L-T 150 200920102011Totals 0/0 1/0 EVAN BROWN, 0/0 1/0 5/1/1987 / Born: 165 0Wt.: / 5-11 DEF / Ht.: 45 0 0/0.00 45 1/2.00 1/2.00 0 0/0.00 0 0-0-0 0-0-1 0 0 0-0-1 0-0-0 ALONSO, OSVALDO ALONSO, 11/11/1985 / Born: 165 Wt.: / 5-11 MID / Ht.: Season2009 GP/GS20102011 MIN 27/262012 23/212013 33/32 G/ATotals 2,207 30/30 1,874 SHT/SOG 26/26 2,891WILL 139/135 1/3BATES, 4/1/1991 / Born: 185 Wt.: 1/3 6-0 / FWD / Ht.: 2,688 11,839 3/3Season 22/7 2,179 6/12 1/22013 30/9 GP/GS 54/11 0/1Totals 180/44 41/13 MINTERRY BOSS, 33/4 0/0 0/0 9/1/1981 205 / Born: Wt.: 6-3 / GK / Ht.: G/A SHT/SOG 0 0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0

RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME ROSTER / PLAYER REGISTER RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME PLAYER REGISTER 151 media.soundersfc.com Defender Taylor Graham (2009-11) Taylor Defender GONZALEZ, LEO GONZALEZ, 11/21/1980 / Born: 174 Wt.: 6-1 / Ht.: DEF/ Season2009 GP/GS20102011 MIN 11/112012 27/272013 G/A 14/12Totals 979 19/15 2,347 SHT/SOG 27/27TAYLOR GRAHAM, 98/92 1,069 0/0 6/3/1980 / Born: 190 Wt.: 1/1 6-4 / Ht.: DEF/ 1,377 0/1Season 2,318 8,090 0/02009 0/0 5/2 GP/GS 0/12010 4/1 1/32011 2/0 MINTotals 0/0 7/0 18/3 1/0 G/A MICHAEL GSPURNING, 0/0 1/0 5/2/1981 209 / Born: Wt.: 6-5 / GK / Ht.: SHT/SOG 0Season 12012 GP/GS 02013 1 0/0 MINTotals 0/0 21/21 GA/GAA 0/0 28/28 SO 0/0 0/0 MARCUS HAHNEMANN, 1,845 49/49 W-L-T 0/0 6/15/1972 220 / Born: Wt.: 6-3 / GK / Ht.: 2,475 15/0.73 4,320 0/0 Season 0/0 35/1.27 50/1.04 82012 GP/GS 10 12-4-5 2013 18 12-9-6 MIN 24-13-11 Totals 0/0 GA/GAASOW-L-T 4/4 4/4 0 360 360 0/0.00 4/1.00 4/1.00 0 1 1 0-0-0 2-2-0 2-2-0 9090 2/2.00 2/2.00 0 0 0-1-0 0-1-0 ALL-TIME PLAYER REGISTER PLAYER ALL-TIME 1/1 1/1 Season2013 GP/GSTotals MIN 0/0 0/0 G/A SHT/SOG 0 0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 GAVIN, BLAIR GAVIN, 1/8/1989 / Born: 165 Wt.: 6-0 / MID / Ht.: Season2009 GP/GS20102011 MINTotals 0/0 4/0 G/A 19/13 23/13 SHT/SOG 0 1,045 47 1,092 2/2 3/2 0/0 1/0 24/7 27/8 0/0 3/1 FUCITO, MIKE FUCITO, 3/29/1986 / Born: 165 Wt.: 5-9 / FWD / Ht.: Season2011 GP/GSTotals MIN 26/23 26/23 G/A 1,897 1,897 SHT/SOG 1/2 1/2 9/3 9/3 FRIBERG, ERIK FRIBERG, 2/10/1986 / Born: 154 Wt.: / 5-11 MID / Ht.: Season2009 GP/GSTotals MIN 0/0 0/0 G/A SHT/SOG 0 0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 FORREST, KEVIN FORREST, 11/3/1984 / Born: 175 Wt.: / 5-11 FWD / Ht.: EYLANDER, CHRIS EYLANDER, 3/14/1984 / Born: 185 Wt.: 6-1 / GK / Ht.: Season2009 GP/GS MIN GA/GAA SO W-L-T JOSH FORD, 11/6/1987 / Born: 175 Wt.: 6-2 / GK / Ht.: Season2011 GP/GS2012 MIN2013Totals 0/0 GA/GAASOW-L-T 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0 0 0/0.00 0 0/0.00 0 0/0.00 0/0.00 0 0-0-0 0 0-0-0 0 0-0-0 0-0-0 EVANS, BRAD EVANS, 4/20/1985 / Born: 160 Wt.: 6-1 / MID / Ht.: Season2009 GP/GS20102011 MIN 27/252012 12/112013 20/17 G/ATotals 2,294 29/29 SHT/SOG 965 24/21 112/103 3/2 1,509 2,371 8,900 1/3 5/5 19/8 1,761 4/4 17/19 18/8 4/5 32/9 141/49 35/13 37/11 ALVARO FERNANDEZ, 10/11/1985 / Born: 159 Wt.: 6-1 / MID / Ht.: Season2010 GP/GS20112012 MIN 12/4Totals 29/23 G/A 14/11 55/38 475 1,849 SHT/SOG 920 3,244 9/0 2/1 13/3 2/2 21/16 4/3 59/28 13/4 Totals ASHANI FAIRCLOUGH, 8/7/1992 / Born: 165 Wt.: 6-2 / DEF / Ht.: Season2013 GP/GSTotals MIN 0/0 0/0 G/A SHT/SOG 0 0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 2014 Season2009 GP/GS2010Totals MIN 26/25 20/14 46/39 G/A 2,166Season 1,419 SHT/SOG 3,585 2/22012 GP/GS 1/12013 3/3Totals 10/4 MIN 3/0 4/3 4/7 10/5 OBAFEMI MARTINS, 13/5 G/A SHT/SOG 40 503 543 0/0 0/1 0/1 14/5 1/0 15/5 Season2013 GP/GSTotals MINTYRONE MARSHALL, 1/0 1/0 11/12/1974 / Born: 195 Wt.: 6-2 / DEF / Ht.: G/A SHT/SOG 16 16 0/0 0/0 MARIO MARTINEZ, 7/30/1989 / Born: 154 Wt.: 5-7 / MID / Ht.: 0/0 0/0 Totals PHILIP LUND, 37/35MID 5/5/1989 / Born: 159 Wt.: 5-9 / / Ht.: 3,068 2/12 48/20 JOSEPH, SHALRIE JOSEPH, 5/24/1978 / Born: 195 Wt.: 6-3 / MID / Ht.: Season2013 GP/GSTotals MIN 10/6 KASEY KELLER, 10/6 11/29/1969 / Born: 190 Wt.: 6-2 / GK / Ht.: G/ASeason 5922009 592 SHT/SOG GP/GS2010 MIN2011 1/0 1/0 29/29Totals GA/GAA 30/30 SO 2,549 W-L-T 6/3 34/34 6/3 STEPHEN KING, 2,655 93/93 26/0.92 3/6/1986 / Born: 153 Wt.: 5-8 / MID / Ht.: 3,060 34/1.15 8,264 10Season 12-5-11 37/1.09 11 97/1.062009 14-10-5 GP/GS 92010 30 44-22-25 18-7-9 Totals MIN 10/3 SEBASTIEN TOUX, LE 0/0 10/3 G/A 1/10/1984 / Born: 165 Wt.: 6-0 / FWD / Ht.: 433Season SHT/SOG 2009 433 GP/GS 0Totals 0/0 0/0 MIN 28/15 ROGER LEVESQUE, 28/15 3/0 0/0 1/22/1981 / Born: 174 Wt.: 6-2 / FWD / Ht.: G/A 3/0 Season 1,457 1,457 0/0 2009 SHT/SOG GP/GS 1/32010 1/32011 MIN 27/12 14/22012 27/12 16/5Totals G/A 19/9 260 FREDDIE LJUNGBERG, 53/18 4/2 SHT/SOG 4/16/1977 510 / Born: 161 Wt.: 5-9 / MID / Ht.: 1,062Season 2/0 2,0152009 1/0 183 3/2 GP/GS2010 6/2 7/4 8/5 0/0 13/6 MIN 22/21 30/16 15/14 G/A 2/1 1,836 1,232 SHT/SOG 2/9 0/3 27/14 21/6 | ALL-TIME PLAYER REGISTER PLAYER ALL-TIME SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Forward Nate Jaqua (2009-11) Forward Totals 49/44 3,845 23/5 123/52 Season2012 GP/GS2013 MIN 28/24 21/20 G/A 2,120 1,725 SHT/SOG 14/3 9/2 72/25 51/27 Totals EDDIE JOHNSON, 21/21 3/31/1984 / Born: 180 Wt.: 6-0 / FWD / Ht.: 1,834 0/2 0/0 Season2012 GP/GS MIN 21/21 G/A 1,834 SHT/SOG 0/2 0/0 Season2009 GP/GS20102011 MIN 28/27Totals 15/3 G/A 23/7ADAM JOHANSSON, 66/37 2,278 2/21/1983 / Born: 165 Wt.: / 5-11 DEF / Ht.: SHT/SOG 409 9/7 3,530 843 47/16 0/3 9/12 0/2 72/23 9/5 16/2 HURTADO, JHON KENNEDY HURTADO, 5/16/1984 / Born: 183 Wt.: 6-0 / DEF / Ht.: Season2009 GP/GS20102011 MIN 27/2620122013 9/9 23/23 G/ATotals 2,334 22/20 SHT/SOG 27/25 108/103 1/1 PATRICK IANNI, 1,945 810 6/15/1985 / Born: 175 Wt.: 6-1 / DEF / Ht.: 1,791 9,123 0/1Season 2,243 7/2 0/0 0/12009 1/3 GP/GS 0/02010 10/1 0/0 2011 5/0 30/3 MIN 17/102012 8/0 25/242013 G/A 16/12Totals 1,102 16/15 2,096 SHT/SOG NATE 1/2JAQUA, 83/68 9/7 1,232 10/28/1981 205 / Born: Wt.: 0/0 6-4 / FWD / Ht.: 1,357 1/0 7/2 6,492 1/0 15/1 705 2/5 3/2 2/1 0/0 34/7 5/1 152

RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME PLAYER REGISTER RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME PLAYER REGISTER 153 media.soundersfc.com Season2009 GP/GS20102011 MIN2012 9/62013 4/4 G/A 12/9Totals 20/16 492 SHT/SOG 21/16 66/51 360 864 1,437 0/0 1,458 4,611 0/0 1/1 0/0 0/0 1/0 1/1 0/0 11/2 3/0 7/4 22/6 Season2011 GP/GSTotals MIN ZACH SCOTT, 1/0 1/0 7/2/1980 / Born: 175 Wt.: / 5-11 DEF / Ht.: G/A SHT/SOG 8 8 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 Season2012 GP/GS2013Totals MIN 23/11AMADOU 18/9SANYANG, 41/20 G/A 8/1/1991 / Born: 165 Wt.: 6-0 / DEF / Ht.: 1,156 SHT/SOG 2,044 888 1/1 2/3 1/2 17/4 27/8 10/4 OCHOA, SAMMY OCHOA, 9/4/1986 / Born: 190 Wt.: 6-0 / FWD / Ht.: Season2011 GP/GS20122013 MINTotals 4/0 9/3 G/A JEFF PARKE, 4/2 17/5 3/23/1982 / Born: 185 Wt.: 6-1 / DEF / Ht.: SHT/SOG 100Season 3232010 598 175 GP/GS 2/02011 1/12012 3/1 0/0 MIN 20/20 6/2 Totals 28/28 9/3 30/29 17/5 G/A 2/0 DYLAN REMICK, 78/77 1,682 5/19/1991 / Born: 160 Wt.: 6-1 / DEF / Ht.: 2,387 SHT/SOG 0/1Season 2,568 6,637 1/02013 GP/GS 0/1Totals 6/0 1/2 10/4 MIN JAMES RILEY, 17/3 1/0 33/7 1/0 10/27/1982 / Born: 150 Wt.: / 5-10 DEF / Ht.: G/ASeason2009 SHT/SOG GP/GS 25 2520102011 MIN 28/27Totals 0/0 0/0 27/27 29/29 G/A MAURO ROSALES, 84/83 2,334 0/0 0/0 2/24/1981 / Born: 160 Wt.: 5-8 / MID / Ht.: 2,418 SHT/SOG 0/4Season 2,579 7,331 1/32011 GP/GS 0/22012 2/2 1/92013 8/2 MIN 26/22Totals 7/1 17/5 27/25 33/26 G/AANDY ROSE, 86/73 1,870 2/13/1990 / Born: 170 Wt.: 6-2 / MID / Ht.: 2,031 SHT/SOG 5/13 2,175 6,076 3/13 18/9 12/34 4/8 16/5 58/21 24/7 ALL-TIME PLAYER REGISTER PLAYER ALL-TIME Season2009 GP/GS2010Totals MIN 14/2 24/14 38/16 G/A 305 1,241 SHT/SOG 1,546 2/3 0/0 2/3 29/12 35/13 6/1 NYASSI, SANNA NYASSI, 1/31/1989 / Born: 140 Wt.: 5-8 / MID / Ht.: Season2010 GP/GS2011Totals MIN 12/8 21/10 9/2 G/A 682 SHT/SOG 941 259 1/1 1/1 0/0 11/3 17/6 6/3 NOONAN, PAT NOONAN, 8/2/1980 / Born: 170 Wt.: 6-0 / FWD / Ht.: Season2010 GP/GSTotals MIN 11/11 11/11 G/A 931 931 SHT/SOG 5/0 5/0 15/11 15/11 NKUFO, BLAISE NKUFO, 5/25/1975 / Born: 185 Wt.: 6-2 / FWD / Ht.: NEAGLE, LAMAR NEAGLE, 5/7/1987 / Born: 165 Wt.: / 5-11 MID / Ht.: Season2009 GP/GS20112013 MINTotals 0/0 23/9 30/27 G/A 53/36 SHT/SOG 1,008 0 2,409 3,417 5/2 8/4 13/6 0/0 32/12 93/37 61/25 0/0 MONTERO, FREDY MONTERO, 7/26/1987 / Born: 160 Wt.: 5-9 / FWD / Ht.: Season2009 GP/GS20102011 MIN 27/272012 29/27Totals 30/27 G/A 2,217 33/28 119/109 2,353 SHT/SOG 12/7 2,304 10/10 9,450 2,576 86/32 12/9 91/34 47/34 13/8 108/42 411/154 126/46 MONTANO, MIGUEL MONTANO, 6/25/1981 / Born: 163 Wt.: / 5-10 MID / Ht.: Season2010 GP/GS2011Totals MIN 6/1 2/0 8/1 G/A 161 SHT/SOG 31 192 0/0 0/0 0/0 4/0 4/0 0/0 MOFFAT, ADAM MOFFAT, MID 5/15/1986 / Born: 175 Wt.: 6-0 / / Ht.: Season2013 GP/GSTotals MIN 6/4 6/4 G/A 386 SHT/SOG 386 0/0 0/0 8/2 8/2 MEREDITH, BRYAN MEREDITH, 8/2/1989 / Born: 195 Wt.: 6-2 / GK / Ht.: Season2011 GP/GS2012 MINTotals 0/0 GA/GAA 12/10 SO 12/10 W-L-T 990 0 990 14/1.27 14/1.27 0/0.00 3 3 3-3-5 0 3-3-5 0-0-0 FWD 10/28/1984 / Born: 154 Wt.: 5-7 / / Ht.: Season2013 GP/GSTotals MIN 20/17 20/17 G/A 1,466 1,466 SHT/SOG 8/4 8/4 43/16 43/16 Defender Tyson Wahl (2009-11) Wahl Tyson Defender 2014 Season2013 GP/GSTotals MIN 5/0 5/0 G/A SHT/SOG 31 31 0/0 0/0 2/1 2/1 WAHL, TYSON WAHL, 2/23/1984 / Born: 183 Wt.: 6-0 / DEF / Ht.: Season2009 GP/GS20102011 MIN 12/9Totals 4/2 23/22 G/AANDREW WEBER, 39/33 8938/9/1983 / Born: 190 Wt.: 6-2 / GK / Ht.: SHT/SOG Season 1,989 241 3,1232012 0/0 GP/GS 1/22013 1/3 0/1 MINTotals 1/0 3/3 GA/GAA 7/2 9/2 SO 1/0 O’BRIAN WHITE, 3/2 W-L-T 8/7 12/14/1985 / Born: 175 Wt.: 6-1 / FWD / Ht.: 225Season 225 630 4/1.602011 GP/GS 3/1.20Totals 10/1.43 0 MIN 0 0DEANDRE YEDLIN, 0-1-1 7/7 7/7 7/9/1993 / Born: 150 Wt.: 1-2-2 5-8 / DEF / Ht.: 1-1-1 G/ASeason2013 SHT/SOG 517 GP/GS 517Totals 2/2 MIN 31/30 STEVE 2/2ZAKUANI, 31/30 2/9/1988 / Born: 160 Wt.: 6-0 / MID / Ht.: G/A 15/8 Season 15/8 2,710 2,7102009 SHT/SOG GP/GS 1/22010 1/22011 MIN 29/242012 13/4 13/4 29/272013 G/ATotals 6/6 1,993 8/4 2,285 SHT/SOG ERIQ 4/4ZAVALETA, 80/67 8/6 10/6 8/2/1992 / Born: 185 Wt.: 6-1 / FWD / Ht.: 453 46/21 320 41/21 5,543 492 2/2 17/14 1/1 116/53 0/1 12/5 7/4 10/2 | ALL-TIME PLAYER REGISTER PLAYER ALL-TIME SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Season2009 GP/GS2010Totals MIN 14/9 21/16 7/7 G/A 740 SHT/SOG 1,282 542 0/2 0/2 0/0 3/0 4/1 1/1 Totals PETER VAGENAS, 27/25 2/6/1978 / Born: 157 Wt.: 5-8 / MID / Ht.: 2,235 1/0 9/1 Season2013 GP/GS MIN 27/25 G/A 2,235 SHT/SOG 1/0 9/1 Season2012 GP/GSTotals MIN 12/11 DJIMI TRAORE, 12/11 3/1/1980 / Born: 191 Wt.: 6-3 / DEF / Ht.: G/A 978 978 SHT/SOG 0/3 0/3 7/1 7/1 Season2011 GP/GS2012Totals MIN 0/0 CHRISTIAN TIFFERT, 0/0 0/0 G/A SHT/SOG 0 0 0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 MID / Ht.: 6-0 / Wt.: 175 / Born: 2/18/1982 / Born: 175 Wt.: 6-0 / MID / Ht.: SEAMON, MIKE SEAMON, 8/30/1988 / Born: 175 Wt.: 6-1 / MID / Ht.: Season2010 GP/GS20112012 MINTotals 8/3 0/0 G/A CHRISTIAN SIVEBAEK, 1/0 9/3 2/19/1988 / Born: 194 Wt.: 6-3 / MID / Ht.: SHT/SOG 314Season 02012 GP/GS 50 0/1 364Totals 0/0 MIN 6/2 0/1 JARROD SMITH, 0/0 3/1 3/1 6/20/1984 / Born: 180 Wt.: 6-1 / FWD / Ht.: G/A 0/0 Season 6/2 0/0 2009 SHT/SOG GP/GS 88 88Totals MIN BABAYELE SODADE, 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 7/26/1990 / Born: 195 Wt.: 6-2 / FWD / Ht.: G/ASeason 0/0 0/0 2012 SHT/SOG GP/GS 02013 0Totals MIN 0/0 0/0 0/0 DANIEL STERES, 0/0 0/0 G/A 11/11/1990 / Born: 170 Wt.: 6-0 / DEF / Ht.: 0/0 Season 0/0 SHT/SOG 02012 GP/GS 0Totals 0 0/0 MIN NATHAN STURGIS, 0/0 0/0 0/0 7/6/1987 / Born: 150 0/0Wt.: / 5-10 DEF / Ht.: G/A 0/0 Season 0/0 2009 0/0 SHT/SOG GP/GS 02010 0Totals MIN 9/5 0/0 20/16 0/0 MICHAEL TETTEH, 29/21 G/A 1/16/1989 / Born: 155 Wt.: 5-8 / DEF / Ht.: 0/0 1,483 0/0 440 SHT/SOG 1,923 1/2 1/2 0/0 12/4 13/5 1/1 154

RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME PLAYER REGISTER RECORDS & HISTORY U.S. MEN’S NATIONAL TEAM 155 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 21 51 00 10 00 00 10 00 10 01 01 12 GA GA GA GA GA 400 Continued media.soundersfc.com Season2000 GP/GS2003 MIN 1/0 1/02014* 23 1/0 16 Totals DEANDRE YEDLIN, 2/0 2013 Seattle: with Years DEF / Season GP/GS 27 Totals MIN *Stats are through March 1, 2014 1/0 16 Season2012 GP/GS MIN 1/0 36 Totals PETER VAGENAS, 1/0 2009-10 Seattle: with Years DEF / 36 JOHNSON, EDDIE, EDDIE, JOHNSON, 2009 2/0 75 2005 4/4 360 2004 1/0 16 2010201220132014* 3/1Totals 2/2 17/9 1/0 KASEY KELLER, 62/34 105 2009-11 Seattle: with Years GK / 179 921 Season 3,5151990 30 GP/GS1992 19 MIN19951996 6/5 GA/GAA SO1997 1/1 4 W-L-T 1998 4/4 4501999 7/7 90 4/0.802000 6/6 360 10/102001 630 1/1.00 0 5/1.252002 5/5 540 900 3/0.432003 4-0-1 7/7 0 2 6/1.002004 9/0.90 4/4 411 0-1-0 10/8 52005 3-1-0 630 3 3/0.662006 5 6-1-0 7/7 360 802 5/0.712007 2-1-3 3-5-2 8/8 14/14 1 1/0.25Totals 630 7/0.79 4 2-3-0 1,290 7/7 720 102/99 3 4/0.57CHAD MARSHALL, 3-2-2 6/5 8/0.56 5 6/0.75 DEF 8,893 2-1-1 585 6-2-1 5Season 81/0.82 8 495 3 11/1.69 6-1-1 9-2-3 GP/GS 47 8/1.452009 4-1-3 53-27-18 12010 1-4-1 MIN 2Totals 2-2-1 6/6 PAT NOONAN, 1/0 11/11 2009-11 Seattle: with Years FWD / Season 570 990 GP/GS 60 20052006 MIN 2008Totals 9/5 3/3 JEFF PARKE, 1/1 14/9 2009-12 Seattle: with Years DEF / 447 228 753 62 50 31 11 20 10 00 00 00 10 10 20 40 00 21 41 32 41 42 21 52 61 62 00 00 00 12 00 12 GA GA GA GA GA GA 200 500 500 U.S. MEN’SU.S. NATIONAL TEAM 2005200620072008 6/5 11/4 11/8 6/4 460 585 652 375 Season2004 GP/GS MIN 3/1 133 20072008Totals 1/1 EDDIE JOHNSON, 1/0 3/1 2012-13 Seattle: with Years FWD / 45 71 2006 1/0 24 Season GP/GS MIN JAQUA, NATE JAQUA, 2009-11 Seattle: with Years FWD / Season1994 GP/GS2003 MIN20052007 3/3 GA/GAA SO2010 1/1 W-L-T 2011 2/2 249Totals 1/1 45 2/0.72 1/0 180 1/1 1/2.00 9/8 45 0 1/0.50 45 1-1-1 0 0/0.00 45 569 1 0/0.00 0-0-0 1-0-1 5/0.79 0 1/2.00 0 0-0-0 0 0 0-0-0 2-2-2 0-1-0 2008Totals KENNY COOPER, 1/0 1/0 FWD Season2007 GP/GS MIN 2/0 60 2004 1/0 25 2009 3/1 129 BARRETT, CHAD BARRETT, FWD Season GP/GS MIN BRAD EVANS, 2009-13 Seattle: with Years MID / Season GP/GS MIN 20082009Totals 1/1 CLINT DEMPSEY, 7/1 10/2 2013 Seattle: with Years MID / Season 75 340 205 GP/GS20052006 MIN 2007 13/820082009 9/7 13/132010 10/10 789 2011 14/14 1,048 2012 609 2013 8/7 765 14/13Totals 1,211 9/8 10/10 101/90 1,215 696 8,012 755 899 36201020122013 13 2014* 1/1Totals 2/0 10/9 1/1 MARCUS HAHNEMANN, 17/12 90 2012-13 Seattle: with Years GK / 28 774 1,095 74 Wilson Wilson (TRI) Pos. Pos. College Pos. Pos. College Pos. Pos. College Pos. College 2014 2013 *Acquired from *Acquired Philadelphia *Acquired from Toronto from *Acquired with allocation money Traded pick 10 for No. Toronto to Damion Damion Lowe from *Acquired Chicago to Chicago along with Traded D Jhon Hurtado and Kennedy Patrick 8 pick and No. Ianni for Jalil Hartford Anibaba, pick third-round conditional 2015 2 353 Olali Kevin 54 Lebogang Meloto4 F 73 Rex Jennings M Lindsay South Florida F UNC-Charlotte 1 16 18 1 13 2 213 Jimmy Ockford 55 Rijssel Stefano D D Louisville W Connection 4 77 Pereira Fabio M Michigan 1 10* Eriq Zavaleta F2 35 Dylan Remick Indiana D Brown 3 53Aman Abdul 4 72 Feighner Wes F D Washington Cal Poly Damion Lowe 2a 33 Tim Pontius D UCSB 1a 5* Will Bates1b 16 Durr Kevin F Virginia M Air Force 2b 34 Jason Banton M Liverpool Res. 2014 Rd. Pk. Player Rd. Pk. Player MLS SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT MLS SUPPLEMENTAL Rd. Pk. Player MLS SUPERDRAFT Rd. Pk. Player MLS SUPERDRAFT MLS SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT MLS SUPPLEMENTAL | DRAFT HISTORY Pos. College Pos. College Pos. Pos. Club Former Pos. College Pos. College Pos. College 2012 2011 2010 2009 Traded to Houston for Traded Ianni in Patrick 2009 to with Portland international Traded spot for allocation and money 2nd round pick from *Acquired Portland Khano SmithVagenas Peter Wahl Tyson M M New England LA Galaxy D Kansas City *Acquired from D.C. for Stephen King from *Acquired D.C. 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RECORDS & HISTORY DRAFT HISTORY RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME PLAYER TRANSACTIONS 157 media.soundersfc.com Sounders) Sounders) and Zach defender (USL Scott Sounders) reserve reserve ed by Philadelphia in 2009 Expansion Draft reserve Fucito Evan Brown and Evan Brown Lamar Neagle July 16, 2009 July 16, • Smith Jarrod Released forward 2009 August 13, • Graham from injured reserve Taylor Activated November 25, 2009 • Sebastien Le Forward/Midfielder Toux is select- July 3, 2009 • Placed midfielder Michael Fucito on injured March 16, 2009 March 16, • (USL Roger Levesque Signed forward March 24, 2009 • Forrest Kevin Signed forward 2009 May 15, • Goalkeeper Chris Eylander placed on injured May 26, 2009 • Graham placed on injured Taylor Defender 2009 June 10, • Signed midfielder Lamar Neagle June 25, 2009 • placed Forrest on waivers Kevin Forward June 26, 2009 • Boss Terry Signed goalkeeper July 2, 2009 • Signed Leo defender Gonzalez July 3, 2009 • Signed 4th choice round draft midfielder Michael • midfielder Michael Waived Fucito and defenders ALL-TIME PLAYER TRANSACTIONS PLAYER ALL-TIME Deportivo (Colombia) conditional 2010 MLS SuperDraft selection MLS SuperDraft conditional 2010 (USL) Battery FC allocation for money allocation money from Cali Deportivo (Colombia) Brown Steve Zakuani (Akron, Generation Steve adidas, 1st Forest, round, 1st (Wake Evan Brown overall), Karkas 2nd Jared (Azusa overall), round, 16th 3rd round, 31st Michael Pacific, overall), Fucito (Harvard, 4th round, 46th overall) Draft. Nate Jaqua (Houston), Nathan Sturgis Draft. Smith Jarrod York), (New Parke (Salt Lake), Jeff Khano Smith (New England), Peter (Toronto), (Kansas Wahl Tyson Vagenas Angeles), (Los City), James Riley (San Jose), Stephen King (Chicago), Brad Evans (Columbus) (free (free agent) Sounders) ranking ranking as franchise) expansion USL Sounders) January 27, 2009 January 27, •Alonso from Charleston Osvaldo Acquired February2009 10, •Toronto Marshall from Tyrone defender Acquired 2009 February 12, • for York midfielder Khano Smith to New Traded February2009 18, • Signed Jhon defender HurtadoKennedy on loan February2009 19, • Signed 2nd choice round draft Evan defender March 5, 2009 • Smith Jarrod placed Forward on injured reserve January 26, 2009 • Ianni Patrick defender from Acquired Houston for January 21, 2009 January 21, • Graham (USL Sounders) Taylor Signed defender Jaunary 19, Jaunary2009 19, • on Fredy Montero Signed loan forward from Cali January 15, January2009 15, • selected in the players Four MLS SuperDraft. January 5, 2009 • Signed goalkeeper Chris Eyelander November 26, 2008 • selected in the players MLS Expansion Ten October 28, 2008 • Ljungberg as Signed designated Freddie player September 5, 2008 • Signed midfielder Sanna Nyassi (loaned to USL August 14, 2008 August 14, • 1 allocation Signed (No. Keller goalkeeper Kasey May 7, 2008 May 7, • Sebastian Signed Le forward Toux (loaned to abled abled list active roster choice draft or 2012 conditional for Fire 2011 Fernandez to active roster African national Cup team for of Nations qualifier list on TOR 10/2) list (eligible vs. national team Carribeanfor Championship stage sion Rapids for defenders Danny Earls Danny Rapids defenders for and Julien MLS Expansion Draft in 2010 one dates (10/2 vs. Anguilla, 10/4 vs. Saint- Anguilla, vs. 10/4 one vs. dates (10/2 national Mali team (friendly in vs. Paris) in 2010 MLS Expansion Draft in 2010 Baudet Martin, and 10/6 vs. Cayman islands) Martin,Cayman and vs. 10/6 Vancouver 2014 May 24, 2010 • Placed Jhon defender HurtadoKennedy on dis- June 2, 2010 • Signed midfielder Michael Seamon June 24, 2010 • Nate Jaqua from forward disabled list Removed 2010 July 15, • Placed on Estrada midfielder David disabled list • Blaise player to Nkufo Added forward/designated July 29, 2010 • Fernandez Alvaro Signed midfielder July 30, 2010 • Ljungberg to Chicago midfielder Freddie Traded •Alvaro player Added midfielder/designated • Vagenas Placed on midfielder Peter disabled list 2010 August 13, • Placed midfielder Brad Evans on disabled list • Mike Fucito from disabled list forward Removed August 30, 2010 • Midfielder Sanna Nyassi called in by Gambia September 4, 2010 • from Estrada disabled midfielder David Removed 2010 September 15, • midfielder Brad Evans Removed from disabled • Noonan Pat Placed on forward disabled list September 28, 2010 • Boss called in Terry by Puerto Rico Goalkeeper December 1, 2010 December 1, • to Fredy contract Montero Signed exten- forward November 22, 2010 • Vagenas to midfielder Colorado Peter Traded November 24, 2010 • Midfielder Sanna Vancouver Nyassi selected by November 12, 2010 November 12, • Zakuani called Midfielder Steve in by Congo DR • Midfielder Nathan Vancouver Sturgis selected by • in O’BrianWhite trade with forward Acquired | ALL-TIME PLAYER TRANSACTIONS PLAYER ALL-TIME SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE pleted abled abled list for 2nd round pick in 2011 MLS SuperDraft 2nd for round pick in 2011 SuperDraft. David Estrada (UCLA, Estrada David 1st round, SuperDraft. Michael overall), Seamon 2nd (Villanova, 11th (San round, 27th Wallace and overall) Jamel Diego 4th State, round, 59th overall) May 13, 2010 May 13, • Signed Parke Jeff defender May 7, 2010 May 7, • Mike Fucito on Placed dis- midfielder/forward March 24, 2010 • Nate Jaqua Placed on forward disabled list 2010 March 31, • Noonan Pat Signed forward April 30, 2010 • United midfielder Stephen King to D.C. Traded March 4, 2010 • Blaise Signed Nkufo forward March 22, 2010 • goalkeeper Chris Waived Eylander March 23, 2010 • Signed Estrada midfielder David • Midfielder Brad Evans contract extended February 15, February2010 15, • Jhon Defender HurtadoKennedy com- transfer • Miguel Signed Montaño forward • Signed midfielder Mike Fucito • re-signed Wahl Tyson Defender January 16, January2010 16, • MLS selected in Three the players 2010 158

RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME PLAYER TRANSACTIONS RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME PLAYER TRANSACTIONS 159 media.soundersfc.com sion List extension season Impact remainder for of 2011 World Cup qualifiers for Team National List Impact in Expansion Draft for allocated for cash November 3, 2011 • retires Keller Goalkeeper Kasey November 23, 2011 • James Defender Riley selected by Montreal July 1, 2011 July 1, • Noonan Pat Signed to contract forward exten- 2011 July 12, • from Disabled O’BrianWhite forward Removed 2011 July 14, • Signed head coach Sigi Schmid to contract July 30, 2011 •Amadou Signed Sanyang midfielder 2011 August 15, • Loaned midfielder Miguel Montaño to Montreal August 26, 2011 • Ochoa Sammy Signed forward • Boss called in Terry by Puerto Rico Goalkeeper September 9, 2011 • Boss on Disabled Terry List Placed goalkeeper 2011 September 12, • Placed midfielder Michael Seamon on Disabled • Signed goalkeeper Bryan Meredith • to Montreal Wahl Impact Tyson defender Traded ALL-TIME PLAYER TRANSACTIONS PLAYER ALL-TIME extension Orlando City (USL Pro) List card sion Supplemental Draft. Josh Ford (UConn, Josh 1st Ford Supplemental Draft. (Cal, 2nd Attaway Corey overall), round, 11th round, 29th Sean overall), Morris (Seattle 3rd round, 47th overall) University, SuperDraft. Michael Tetteh (UCSB, Michael 2nd Tetteh round, SuperDraft. 20th Leone overall), Cruz (2nd round, 21st overall), Servando Carrasco (Cal, 2nd round, 27th Bryan overall), Meredith (Monmouth, 2nd round, 3rd round, (Davidson, Caskey Alex 29th overall), 47th overall) extension fourth round SuperDraft fourth pick in round SuperDraft 2012 in MLS Re-Entry Draft June 29, 2011 • loaned to Tetteh Michael Defender/midfielder May 2, 2011 • Zakuani Placed on midfielder Steve Disabled April 1, 2011 April 1, • Noonan Pat Signed to contract forward exten- 2011 April 27, • on O’BrianWhite Placed Disabled List forward March 29, 2011 • green Leo Defender Gonzalez U.S. received March 28, 2011 • Blaise Announced has Nkufo forward retired March 18, 2011 March 18, • Signed midfielder Mauro Rosales March 14, 2011 March 14, • Re-signed midfielder Miguel Montaño March 2, 2011 • Signed midfielder Servando Carrasco • Signed midfielder Lamar Neagle • EarlsDanny defender Waived February 17, 2011 February 17, • Alonso Signed to contract midfielder Osvaldo • Signed goalkeeper Josh Ford January 18, January2011 18, • MLS selected in Three 2011 players January 13, 2011 January 13, • MLS selected in the players 2011 Five December 17, 2010 December 17, • Signed to contract Keller goalkeeper Kasey December 16, December2010 16, • Signed midfielder Erik Friberg • goalkeeper Chris Acquired Seitz • goalkeeper Chris Seitz to Dallas a for Traded December 15, December2010 15, • Marshall selected by Colorado Tyrone Defender list Silverbacks list list Lauderdale Lauderdale Strikers Real Real Espana Fire for allocation for Fire money and international spot 2014 September 11, 2012 September 11, • from Estrada disabled David forward Activated August 23, 2012 • to Ft. Loaned Tetteh midfielder Michael August 1, 2012 August 1, • midfielder Acquired Mario Martinez on loan from July 18, 2012 July 18, • retired Roger Levesque Forward 2012 July 27, • Fernandez to Chicago Alvaro midfielder Traded April 3, 2012 • Sodade Babayele on Placed disabled forward May 4, 2012 • Placed goalkeeper on Josh Ford disabled list June 6, 2012 • Smith Dawyne in draft Selected waiver forward • in Selected Daniel defender Steres draft waiver 2012 June 15, •Atlanta Duran to Andrew Loaned defender • on Estrada David disabled Placed list forward June 22, 2012 • Signed Daniel defender Steres • Placed midfielder Christian Sivebaek on waivers July 3, 2012 • goalkeeper from Josh disabled Ford Activated | ALL-TIME PLAYER TRANSACTIONS PLAYER ALL-TIME SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Tim Tim Pontius (UC-Santa Barbara, 2nd round, Jason Banton 33rd (Liverpool overall), Reserves, Andrew Duran (Creighton, 1st Duran (Creighton, Andrew over- round, 15th all) and Sodade Babayele (Alabama- Birmingham, 2nd round, 34th overall) extension 2nd round, 34th overall), Abdul 2nd Aman round, 34th overall), the MLS Re-Entry Draft Revolution in the Revolution MLS Re-Entry Draft Entry Draft club Malmo FF in exchange for forward Mike Fucito and forward for mid- in exchange (Washington, 3rd round, 53rd overall), Wes 3rd round, 53rd overall), (Washington, fielder fielder Lamar Neagle Feighner (Cal Poly, 3rd round, 72nd overall) Feighner (Cal Poly, Real Real Salt Lake rightsfor to Leone defender Cruz January 17, 2012 January 17, • selected MLS Supplemental Draft. players Four December 29, 2011 • Adam Johansson Signed defender January 3, 2012 • Signed Marc defender Burch 2012 January 11, • Signed midfielder Christian Sivebaek 2012 January 12, • selected in MLS players SuperDraft. Two December 13, 2011 December 13, • Signed midfielder Mauro Rosales to contract March 1, 2012 March 1, • Duran Andrew Signed defender • Sodade Babayele Signed forward March 2, 2012 •Weber Andrew Signed goalkeeper 2012 March 13, • Caskey Alex Signed midfielder •Andy Signed Rose midfielder March 22, 2012 • Bought out contract O’BrianWhite of forward January 18, January2012 18, • Cato Cordell Signed forward 2012 February 17, • Eddie Johnson forward from Acquired Montreal • Noonan Pat selected by LA Forward Galaxy in • Nate Jaqua selected by New England Forward • Selected Marc defender Burch in the MLS Re- December 2, 2011 • Graham retires Taylor Defender • Boss retires Terry Goalkeeper 2011 December 7, • Signed goalkeeper Michael Gspurning 2011 December 12, • midfielder Erik to Swedish Friberg Transferred 160 • rightsAndy Acquired Rose to from midfielder

RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME PLAYER TRANSACTIONS RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME PLAYER TRANSACTIONS 161 media.soundersfc.com allocation ranking, allocation a ranking, 2014 second-round second-round pick and SuperDraft a 2015 pick SuperDraft pick from Portland the for in rights exchange to Mikael defender Silvestre 2014 pick Supplemental Draft contract Player er Philip Lund Phoenix FC July 24, 2013 Ochoa Sammy forward Waived • February 19, February2013 19, • midfielder Shalrie Acquired 3 Joseph, the No. February 20, 2013 • a Acquired 2014 Supplemental Draft first-round February 22, 2013 • Signed Dylan defender Remick February 23, 2013 • Signed Traore Djimi defender 2013 March 1, • to San midfielder Cato Jose Cordell for Traded March 2, 2013 • Bought out contract of midfielder Tiffert Christian 2013 March 7, • Sodade Babayele forward Waived 2013 March 15, • MartinsObafemi Signed forward to Designated 2013 March 21, • Adam Johansson defender Waived 2013 March 21, • and Ashani midfield- Signed Fairclough defender 2013 April 19, • Duran Andrew defender Waived 2013 April 19, • Will Bates Signed forward May 2, 2013 • Placed goalkeeper on Josh Ford disabled list 2013 May 10, • Will Bates to Phoenix FC Loaned forward 2013 May 12, • Will Bates from Phoenix FC Recalled forward 2013 June 10, • Antonio Eriq Loaned to San forward Zavaleta 2013 June 12, • Zakuani Placed on midfielder Steve disabled list 2013 June 27, Ashani Fairclough defender Waived • 2013 July 11, Antonio Eriq• from San Recalled forward Zavaleta 2013 July 11, on Weber loan Andrew from Added goalkeeper • ALL-TIME PLAYER TRANSACTIONS PLAYER ALL-TIME midfielder midfielder Lamar Neagle Draft. Will Will Bates (Virginia, 1stDraft. round, 5th over- Durr 1st(Air all), Force, Kevin over- round, 16th Olali all), (SouthernKevin Florida, 2nd round, Wilson 35th Lebogang Moloto (Lindsay overall), 3rd College, round, 54th Jennings Rex overall), (UNC-Charloote, 4th round, 73rd overall) Zavaleta (Indiana, and Zavaleta 1st overall) round, 10th 2nd Dylan (Brown, Remick round, 35th overall) Toronto for No. 10 pick in 10 MLS SuperDraft No. for Toronto Homegrown Player Homegrown defender Patrick Ianni Patrick defender Union in exchange for Union allocation for in money and exchange round pick first Supplemental Draft 2013 tract No. 1 allocation priorityNo. January 27, 2013 January 27, • international spot to Montreal Impact Traded for January 22, 2013 • selected in MLS players Supplemental Five January 21, 2013 January 21, • to MillonariosMontero Fredy Loaned forward • Eriqselected in MLS players SuperDraft. Two January 17, 2013 January 17, • pick and 16 allocation money to No. Traded January 11, 2013 January 11, • as club's first Yedlin Signed DeAndre defender December 13, 2012 December 13, • Re-signed Jhon defender HurtadoKennedy and December 7, 2012 December 7, • to Philadelphia Parke Jeff defender Traded • Signed goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann to con- September 14, 2012 September 14, • for Toronto undisclosed choice draft to Traded allocation money for from FC Dallas in exchange Adam Moffat midfielder fourth Clark 2015 for in to Columbus exchange pick round SuperDraft allocation for money exchange extension Okoli as Players Homegrown all and SuperDraft selection a in 2015 the 2014 Columbus Crew in exchange for allocation for in Crew Columbus exchange pick third round SuperDraft money and a 2015 Colorado Rapids in Stage 1 of the Re-Entry Zakuani is Midfielder Steve selected by Process. Timbers. the Portland conditional pick third from round the SuperDraft Lowe Lowe (Hartford, 1st round, 8th Jimmy overall), Rijssel Stefano (3rd round, 55th SuperDraft. on a permanent transfer Chicago Fire for defenders Patrick Ianni, Patrick Jhon Chicago defenders for Fire Ockford (2nd round, 21st Ockford overall) (4th Pereira Fabio round, 77th overall), overall) Kennedy HurtadoKennedy and selection the overall 13th in the 2014 SuperDraft in the 2014 2014 December 13, 2013 December 13, the Cooper Acquired and rights• Kenny to forward December2013 16, the discovery rights goalkeeper Steve to Traded • 2013 December 17, Eddie Johnson forward to DC United in Traded • December 24, 2013 • Loaned midfielder Clint Dempsey to Fulham January 6, 2014 • Signed midfielder Lamar Neagle to a contract January 8, 2014 • Re-signed goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann January 9, 2014 Sean and • forward Aaron Kovar Signed midfielder • Chad Signed Barrett forward January2014 15, Bowen Tristan • Signed forward • Jalil defender Acquired Anibaba, the eighth over- • Will Bates forward Waived January 16, 2014 • Damion selected in MLS players SuperDraft. Two January 21, 2014 • selected in final players two rounds of MLS Two January 30, 2014 • to Fredy SportingMontero Sold forward Lisbon January 31, 2014 • midfielder Acquired Marco Pappa via allocation February 19, 2014 • Re-signed goalkeeper Josh Ford • Marc Defender Burch is selected by the | ALL-TIME PLAYER TRANSACTIONS PLAYER ALL-TIME SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Player contract Player 2014 second-round SuperDraft 2014 pick to second-round Houston SuperDraft Adam Moffat midfielder for list Player contract Player in exchange for a 2015 conditional round first a for in 2015 exchange Tristan the for in rights exchange to forward SuperDraft pick SuperDraft 2 Bowen and allocation the ranking No. November 20, 2013 • Signed midfielder Brad Evans November 25, 2013 midfielder Philip Waived Lund • December2013 10, FC Toronto from Frei goalkeeper Stefan Acquired • 2013 December 11, midfielder Mauro Rosales to Chivas USA Traded • 2013 December 12, Chad defender Acquired Marshall from • the November 19, 2013 November 19, • Alonso Signed to Designated midfielder Osvaldo September 13, 2013 September 13, midfielder Servando and Carrasco a Traded • August 21, 2013 August 21, • Signed midfielder Blair Gavin 2013 September 12, Zakuani from disabled midfielder Steve Activated • August 1, 2013 August 1, • Signed midfielder Shalrie Joseph to new contract August 3, 2013 • Signed midfielder Clint Dempsey to Designated 162

RECORDS & HISTORY ALL-TIME PLAYER TRANSACTIONS PLAYERS CLINT DEMPSEY ROSTER 35 Returned 2010: 2010: 155 WEIGHT: WEIGHT: ahs-VAHL-doe USA San Cristobal, San Cuba Cristobal, Tenacious ballwinner, starting 28 of 28 starting ballwinner, Tenacious Workhorse Workhorse of team, led field players Named to MLS Best XI for first time in first Best XI MLS to Named for 5-11 2009: November 11, November 1985 11, Alonso 2012: 2012: 2011: 2011: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: CITIZENSHIP: CITIZENSHIP: PRONUNCIATION: BORN: HOMETOWN: Played Played 90 minutes in 26 games as well as both 29 29 appearances in regular season and playoffs. matches. matches. Cup Cup and five CONCACAF Champions League least least Also 45 appeared in minutes. two Open U.S. 5 5 in regular season matches when he played at (5/8) and returned vs. DAL (7/11). Seattle was 11-3- was Seattle (7/11). DAL vs. returned and (5/8) Missed Missed eight games due to a quadriceps strain assists. Scored assists. the game-winner vs. CHV (10/15). matching matching his 2009 totals with one goal and three of of 25 in appearances regular season and playoffs, record in the second half of the season. Started 23 Started in half of the second the season. record from from injury to help Seattle post the league's best 40 40 starts across all competitions. 2-0 win over Chicago). 2-0 Made win 43 over Chicago). and appearances for for his performance in the final (added late goal in match. Named U.S. Open Cup Player of the Round the of Player Cup Open U.S. Named match. at at Comunicaciones (9/27) in CCL Group Stage All-Star for first time. Scored both goals in 2-2 draw in 2-2 goals both Scored time. first for All-Star Second Second on team with 54 shots. Selected as MLS POR POR (7/10) by converting his first career penalty. each each of his 32 at Scored game-winner MLS starts. most frequent in the MLS. Played full 90 minutes in 90 minutes full Played in MLS. the frequent most MLS. MLS. Recorded a tackle every 18.4 minutes, the with 133 tackles, with 38 133 tackles, more than any other in player 12th among field players in MLS). Won possession Won in MLS). among players field 12th ranking ranking second in appearances and shots finished on fifth team with 2,803 (180). history club in Started First competitions. all across minutes all 33 with 13 appearances and 1,194 minutes in Cup MLS Playoffs. Leads club with 184 appearances, all across competi- starts, minutes 175 and 15,691 Missed four games from tions. 6/8-7/6 with a quad strain. with with 33 appearances and 2,891 minutes (ranked four-year career four-year after a stellar season in midfield, leading the team with 30 Compiled starts. a team- sec- the play, in regular-season minutes 2,688 high histo- franchise in player field a by total ond-highest the for All-Star MLS Named total. 2011 his behind ry second-straight season and voted team MVP for the third-straight year. Lone goal (7/28) COL at game-winner 65th-minute a of on came the the of back season the into shot 12-yard a volleyed he when net. Named 2012 assists two and U.S. goals Open four scoring after Cup Tournament Player of the in four games, including the (5/30) winner ATL vs. five and Totaled CAL FC a vs. volley (6/5). 30-yard goals and five assists while leading the team with 42 starts and 3,749 minutes across tions. all competi- 2014 | 6 Osvaldo MIDFIELDER Voted team MVP by his by MVP team Voted 139135 (1st) 11,839 (1st) (1st) 6 (T-10th) 185 (2nd) 12 12 180 (T-5th) 44 (2nd) 204 (5th) (2nd) FC Pinar del Rio (Cuba, Acquired from Charleston SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE ALL-TIME CLUB RANKS Games Games Started: Minutes: Goals: Games Games Played: Assists: Shots: on Shots Goal: Committed: Fouls Fouls Suffered: (139), (139), starts (135), and minutes (11,839), while Sounders Sounders FC club for record-holder career games ance in 4-0 win vs. SJ (5/11). Currently the vs. vs. NE Set (4/13). club record with 120th appear- matches matches vs. POR (3/16) and play 10,000 minutes Became Became the first player in club history to start 110 marking his third consecutive All-Star season. win win vs. DAL (5/18). Named inactive MLS All Star, Semifinals. Recorded Semifinals. only assist of season in 4-2 (11/2) (11/2) in the first leg of the Western Conference Scored Scored lone goal of season in 2-1 loss vs. POR ing ing all 26 and minutes. appearances logging 2,179 teammates for the fourth-straight season after start- after season fourth-straight the for teammates MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: 2013: EXPERIENCE: MLS HOW ACQUIRED: to Signed 2009. 26, January on signed and Battery Designated Player contract 2013. on November 19, PREVIOUS CLUBS: 2008). Charleston (USL-1, Battery 2005-07); • Three-time MVP. MLS All-Star and four-time Team • MLS Best XI selection. 2012 • minutes. leader all-time with 139 games played, 11,839 Seattle’s and starts, 135 •con- of model the is “Alonso Schmid: Sigi lead- Coach on-field His midfield. central in us for sistency him one of make the top play and tenacious ership holding in midfielders the league.” 36

PLAYERS ALONSO PLAYERS ALONSO 37 (7/20/13) 50 41 40 70 80 32 Represented vs. NY (3/19/09) vs. vs. DC (6/17/09) vs. 5, 2 Times, Last vs. COL vs. Last Times, 5, 2 media.soundersfc.com 18 6 18 17 22 7 35 31 30 9 28 26 54 11 50 39 41 13 37 52 33 4 54 37 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E Married to Liang Perez. Has twochil- Has Perez. Liang to Married 13 5 00 0 200 0 0 3 2110 10 2 2 6 3300 1 1110 13 5 00 0 410 2 2 3 6521 20 1 4 6700 33 9 12 4 01 1 GA P GA P INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: Cuba 17 times a in at Team National Cuba the for the debut Made goals. senior level, scoring two Caribbean & Nations Cup match Turks against the cap- as Served 2006. September in Islands Caicos tain of the U23 national team during qualification the for 2008 Olympics. PERSONAL: dren, Dennis and Son Paulina. of Alonso Osvaldo the Cuban Left National and Maria Angeles. de los Gold CONCACAF the during 2006 of June in Team Cup tournament in 16, on June Citizenship Houston Gained full U.S. Honduras. prior to match His vs. sportfavorite 2012. other than soccer is baseball and his favorite player is retired Cuban third baseman Omar Linares. Fouls Suffered Fouls First Appearance MLS First First MLS First Goal 210 180 180 360 264 POSTSEASON 22 22 22 44 33 13 13 1194 (8/25/13) 139 135 11839 6 12 24 180 44 204 185 27 2 ALONSO’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS ALONSO’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Seattle 27 26 2207 Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle Team GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN Seattle 23 21 1874 Seattle Seattle 33 32 2891 Seattle 30 30 2688 Seattle 26 26 2179 5, 3 Times, last vs. POR last 5, Times, vs. 3 Played Played three seasons for FC 5, 3 Times, Last 5, Times, at 3 SJ (3/23/13) 2, 8 Times, Last vs. CHI (9/7/13) CHI vs. Last Times, 8 2, 1, 6 Times, Last 1, Times, at 6 COL (7/28/12) 2, 2 Times, Last vs. COL Last 2, (7/16/11) Times, vs. 2 2005-07: 2009 2009 2010 2011 2012 Year Year 2010 2013 Totals Career 2011 2012 2013 Career Totals Career Conference Conference Semifinals. sive midfielders Alonso in was 2013. selected as an MLS All-Star for minutes. the 2,179 logged and games started26 he as third-straightyear He became the first player in club history starts,to make 120 110 Western the of leg first the in goal postseasoncareer second MOST VALUABLE PLAYER PLAYER MOST VALUABLE MVP by Voted his teammates for the fourth consecutive season, Osvaldo Alonso continued to establish himself as one of the league’s top defen- minutes. team its of 45 earned The 10,000 log and appearances 52 points with Alonso in the starting lineup, and he added his playoff playoff games. Finished with one goal and three assists, scoring vs. DC (6/17) three and assists recording in all first two in Appeared two with matches a strain. quadriceps matches. Missed three in the 90 minutes including Open Cup games, U.S. final. OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2008: Earned 2008 All-USL first team First Division hon- Started ors and Rookie of Year. voted league’s the 31 games in all competitions, scoring four with goals two assists and added one goal in the postseason. Scored two goals in Open U.S. Cup play, helping the Battery reach the final but fell to D.C. United. Pinar del winning Rio, the Cuban championship in 2006. Shots Assists Goals Shots on Shots Goal Fouls Committed Fouls 2009: Appeared Appeared in Traveled Traveled to Started all 22 185 Transferred to the to Transferred 2008: 2008: 2007: A 2007 graduate from Davis from graduate 2007 A WEIGHT: WEIGHT: jah-LEEL ah-nee-BAH-bah jah-LEEL USA Fullerton, California Fullerton, North Carolina @jalil_anibaba4 6-0 October 19, October 1988 19, ing ing 27 and second ranking logged 2,500 minutes, among Fire Split time Segares. between defenders right back and center behind back. (4/17). LA only Tallied vs. loss his 2-1 a in strike Gonzalo first minute 89th career Oduro’s assist on Dominic defend- and first rookie just the Fire fourth Became er all-time to tally a brace, headers in scoring to a two players two 3-2 only first-half the victory as Johnson vs. Sean CLB goalkeeper (10/22). Joined matches tournament and qualifying six all in appear Scored minutes. 385 logging Cup, Open of U.S. the Fire from 40 by yards out in Year USOC the matches vs. of Colorado Goal 2011 club’s the voted (3/30), supporters. Started both friendlies - against chester United Man (7/23) and Chivas de Guadalajara (9/14). 2010: EXPERIENCE: COLLEGE University of University North for Carolina Heels his senior season, Tar the helping while matches 24 in appearing to their third straight NSCAA NCAA earning by College career Cup college his appear- Capped ance. Second Team Appeared in 20 games, two tallying assists during earn- captain, All-AmericanTeam Clara. Santa at season final his honors. ing All-WCC honors for the third sea- consecutive pick All-WCC Team son. for First the second time. NSCAA All-West All-West Region NSCAA team. 19 19 matches, tallying 2 goals and 2 assists for the Led the team with 34 Broncos. shots and recorded All- Named two assists. and two on goals points six WCC Second Team. Was a Soccer America Preseason All-American. lead- while assists two and goal one tallying games, Started first ing with 2,035. team in played minutes career first Notched midfield. in career of games two 2. Sept. Moved Vermont from assist midfield to vs. central defense vs. Stanford (9/14) and started at 13-1- went Team that. after game every back center WCC defense. central in started Anibaba games in 4 Top Team. First All-WCC and Year of the Freshman First of All Season Freshman Team Soccer Drawer Team. INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: Mexico with U.S. U-18 National Team in 2007 early Team National U-18 with U.S. Mexico and was part of the side that took part in the Pan- American Games that July in Rio de Janeiro. de Rio in July that Games American SCHOOL/CLUB: HIGH Senior High School in Davis, Calif. Named Gatorade Named Calif. Davis, in School High Senior California Player of Player for California the soccer Year in 2006-07. 2014 HEIGHT: HEIGHT: BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: PRONUNCIATION: TWITTER: | Anibaba 4 Jalil DEFENDER 34343,060 (T-1st) (T-1st) (T-1st) Played every minute of every minute Played Chicago Fire (2011-13). Fire Chicago Appeared in 29 matches, start- in 29 matches, Appeared Acquired via trade with Chicago with via trade Acquired 2011: 2011: SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Appeared in 33 matches, starting 32. Scored 32. starting in 33 matches, Appeared games. 2013 MLS RANKS Games Played: Games Started: Minutes: IRONMAN ANIBABA as campaign 2013 the finished Anibaba one of just three field players to play every minute of the regular season. In seasons, he his missed just three MLS six matches, appearing in 96 of 102 one goal and added one assist. Started and played and Started assist. one added and goal one 75 minutes of the Fire’s 2-1 loss to HOU in the MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: 2013: MLS EXPERIENCE: appearances, 34 with highs career Set season. 2013 and team for Tied and assists. three 3,060 minutes league lead in games played and minutes played. game- Recorded (10/12). Dallas on vs. goal Scored (4/20). CLB vs. and (8/23) KC vs. assists winning 2012: Eastern Conference Knockout Match (10/31) of the Match (10/31) Knockout Conference Eastern 3- team’s of match entire Played Playoffs. Cup MLS in Appeared 2 Open Cup. loss in overtime the U.S. friendlies against Aston Villa (7/21) (9/8). Laguna and Santos HOW ACQUIRED: ACQUIRED: HOW along with on eighth Fire overall 15, January 2014, condi- and a 2015 SuperDraft in the selection 2014 tional third round SuperDraft pick in exchange for Ianni, Patrick Jhon Hurtado Kennedy and the 13th SuperDraft. 2014 the in selection overall CLUBS: PREVIOUS • MLS lead with 34 for Tied starts and min- 3,060 2013. in played utes • MLS Three-year with defender 96 appearances starts). (93 • is “Jalil Head a Coach Sigi back Schmid: center who has tremendous away.” upside. right He contribute to him expect has we and durable been very 38

PLAYERS ANIBABA PLAYERS ANIBABA / ARROYO 39 2013: 00 11 30 41 145 at DAL at (3/19/11) DAL Ecuador vs. CLB (10/22/11) vs. WEIGHT: WEIGHT: 3, 5 Times, Last vs. DC (10/27/12) DC vs. Last Times, 5 3, Ecuador 3, 3 Times, Last vs. NE Last 3, Times, (3/9/13) vs. 3 media.soundersfc.com Esmeraldas, 11 4 27 14 18 5 22 12 16 7 15 13 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E Full Full name is John Bryan Arroyo Born in Fontana, Calif. Enjoys playing Enjoys Calif. Born in Fontana, 13 45 16 64 39 5-8 May 6, May 1993 6, 00 0 100 0 0 1 2200 0 2200 21 5 11 3 13 5 45 GA P GA P HEIGHT: HEIGHT: BORN: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: OTHER OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Made over 40 appearances 2012: goals. and four team for scored reserve Catolica the Universidad Played two matches for Tecnico Ecuador’s Universitario first in division, logging 92 Also minutes. Last (8/11/12). LDU Quito vs. made an appearance the club, U-23 for in time 30 than saw more games scoring four goals. Also played for Ecuador’s U de J de U Ecuador’s for played Also goals. four scoring in an international Switzerland. and tournament, Denmark touring Finland, PERSONAL: soccer memory was game first Favorite Zambrano. in Ecuador’s first division for in Universitario 2013, against Independiente del Valle. Has two sisters, one younger and was one U.S. in time older. Enjoys First playing video FIFA. is game favorite games, PERSONAL: PERSONAL: basketball, listening to Yoruba music music and and culture. Loves researching to Northern California. Likes vacation any in movie with Denzel Washington. Biggest because of Okocha Jay Jay Respects his dribbling influence is abilities and loved his to watch the Nigerian National father. Team because of his heritage. Goes by the nick- “Ja.” name for Sounders FC preseason in Arizona. in preseason FC Sounders for Fouls Committed Fouls First Appearance MLS First MLS First Goal Fouls Suffered Fouls 75 75 Arroyo FC POSTSEASON 11 11 96 93 8436 50 John MIDFIELDER 2 vs. CLB 2 (10/22/11) vs. ANIBABA’S MLS CAREER ANIBABA’S STATISTICS ANIBABA’S MLS SINGLE-GAME ANIBABA’S HIGHS Chicago Team GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN Chicago 29 27 2508 Chicago 33 32 2868 Chicago 34 34 3060 Universidad Universidad Catolica (2013); Originally Originally joined Sounders 2, 2 Times, Last vs. DC (10/27/12) DC vs. Last Times, 2 2, 1, 5 Times, Last VS. KC (8/23/13) VS. Last 1, Times, 5 3, 2 Times, Last vs. COL Last 3, Times, (6/19/13) vs. 2 2012 Totals Career Year Year 2011 2012 2013 Totals Career • Sporting Director Chris Henderson: • “Kurt Sporting Schmid Chris Director Henderson: on Arroyo a spotted recent trip to Ecuador and we brought him to our He Las Combine. Vegas stood out with his one He on on is one the abilities flank. with circles in defenders turn can and technical very his We dribbling. hope to see him develop into Seattle.” in a here pro good • Played two seasons in Ecuador’s first division. first Ecuador’s in two seasons • Played PREVIOUS PREVIOUS CLUBS: midfielder. defensive Ecuadorian • 20-year-old as an invitee during 2014 preseason. preseason. 2014 during invitee an as Tecnico Universitario (Ecuador, U 2012-13); de J (2012). HOW ACQUIRED: HOW ACQUIRED: Named Delta Valley Conference MVP in 2006-07 as 2006-07 in MVP Conference Valley Delta Named a senior after scoring 16 goals and and a record bas- Led berth to team in a and recording 22-1-2 assists. 12 soccer in Participated playoffs. sectional the championship section to team soccer Helped ketball. during junior year and led Davis to league title in 2006. Named All-League from Named 2004-2006. All-Metro from MVP in Club award team 2005. was Defensive the 2005-2006. bracket. gold Nomads the of champion Earned league's Assists Shots Goals Shots on Goal Called into 160 Attended Attended Old Kampala WEIGHT: WEIGHT: ah-zeer-uh Uganda Kampala, Uganda Kampala, Head Coach for Daniel Island Soccer Island Daniel for Coach Head Played senior Played season for University of 5-10 August 22, August 1987 22, 21 20 Azira 14 14 BORN: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: PRONUNCIATION: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: Played Played for the Mississippi Brilla of the USL while PDL in college. Scored five goals in 28 appearances twoover seasons. INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: Uganda National Team following the PRO 2013 season USL for 2014 FIFA World Cup against Qualifier Senegal. National for Team the Olympics. Member Member of U-20 of Team. Uganda National U-23 Uganda COLLEGE: Mobile. Finished with two goals and four while assists appearing in all 20 matches. Lindsay for Earned Played Mention. Honorable All-America NAIA Wilson College from Conference 2008-09. Team Conference in All- 2008 Champions in 2009. and NAIA National HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: S.S.S. PERSONAL: Academy U16 and Served U18 teams as in School, Preparatory winning Alabama state title Charleston.in assistant are Joel and Parents Erisa Nabusigo. coach2011. at UMS-Wright 2014 | GAPCE GAPCE GAPCE 62 62 00001 2010-11: U.S. OPEN CUP 20 0010 10 0010 30 0020 22 0410 11 0200 33 0610 45 USL PRO PLAYOFFS 42 Michael MIDFIELDER AZIRA’ USL PRO AZIRA’ CAREER STATISTICS Charleston Charleston Team GP Team GP Team GP CharlestonCharleston 31 14 Charleston Charleston Charleston Charleston Battery (USL-1, Orginally Orginally joined Sounders FC Scored first career goal; the game- goal; career first Scored 2012: 2012: SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Career Totals Career 2013 2012 Totals Career Year Year Year 2013 2012 2013 2012 Totals Career HOW HOW ACQUIRED: preseason. as an duringinvitee 2014 PREVIOUS CLUBS: Mississippi Brilla (PDL, 2010-11). 2012-2014); •FIFA 2014 for Team National Uganda into Called World Cup Qualifier. • Scored game-winner USL PRO Championship. 2012 for Charleston Battery in • Assistant Coach marily Kurt a Schmid: “Michael midfielder is but pri- has with a lot enough He plays as well. as an outside back play versatility to consis- a He's position. the matter no composure of tent passer and positions himself well defensively.” OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2013: Scored six goals with two played. Added assists two goals in in 31 two matches games in PRO USL Playoffs. Appeared in two U.S. matches. Open Cup winner in 2012 USL PRO Championship against Wilmington Hammerheads. Played 14 matches in Appeared in regular-season play. one postseason 40 match and one U.S. Open Cup match.

PLAYERS AZIRA PLAYERS BARRETT 41 Made 30 Made 16 185 2007: 2007: Drafted Drafted by the 2006: 2006: 2005: Started 18 of his Started23 reg- 18 WEIGHT: WEIGHT: 2010: USA media.soundersfc.com San Diego, California San Diego, Started 27 of his 29 regular-season UCLA @cbarrett19 5-11 April 30, April 1985 30, 2009: 2009: Started the season with the Chicago Fire, BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: postseason games, but missed the MLS Cup final after suffering a dislocated right ahead of the game. foot in training ular-season ular-season appearances for Toronto FC, playing 1,545 Finished with minutes. goals seven and two Added (5/8). CHI two against goals Scored assists. a goal in the which Nutrilite helped FC Toronto Canadian qualify for the Championship, CONCA- CAF Champions League for the first time in club history. appearances, playing 2,069 minutes. Finished with Finished 2,069 minutes. playing appearances, of goal first his Scored assists. three and goals five the season at DAL (4/19). Added a goal CLB (5/2). Scored against two goals at SJ (7/20) in a 3-1 Scored win. in his return to Added CHI two(9/26). goals in the 2008: Nutrilite with 2008, Canadian 30, July on FC Toronto Championship. to traded was but and pick SuperDraft MLS first-round 2009 Fire’s the conditional future considerations in exchange for the top spot in the which allocation Chicago order, used to acquire Brian McBride. Made 29 regular- including 27 season starts,appearances, between Chicago (16 appearances, 14 starts) and Toronto (13 appearances, all starts). Played a total of 2,172 of total a Played starts). all appearances, (13 minutes (1,174 minutes in (1,174 CHI, 998 in TOR). Finished the year year with a career-high nine goals (5 with CHI, 4 with TOR) and a assists seven career-high (4 with in (5/28) NY twoat goals Scored TOR). with 3 CHI, a 5-1 win over Red against DAL Scored (8/3). his Toronto first Bulls. goal for Made his debut with Toronto at COL Toronto (8/9) in a win. 1-0 appearances appearances in his final full season with Chicago, starting 25 games. Played 1,983 minutes, finishing 1,983 minutes, Played starting 25 games. with a team-best seven goals, against season the of assist while first his Added assists. adding two NE (10/6), in a 2-1 win in which NE he the (10/6), also scored game-winning game-winning goal. Scored his first postseason goal in the second leg of the Eastern Conference Semifinal Semifinal Series win over DC. appearances, appearances, including nine starts for the Fire. Scored Scored five goals and added one MLS 2006 the of goal first the Scored assist. minutes. 778 Played season at DAL (4/1) in a 3-2 Added loss. his sec- his first Scored ond goal of the season at KC (5/6). career career two-goal effort against RSL (6/28) in a 22 Chicago Fire in the first round (third overall) of the minute minute appearance off the bench. Helped the Fire win the 2006 Open U.S. Cup with an assist in the final against LA (9/27). Barrett 2011: 19 Chad FORWARD Made 19 regular-sea- Chicago Fire (2005-08); Selected Selected by Seattle in Stage Made 18 regular-season appear- regular-season 18 Made 2012: 2012: MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: son appearances in lone season with including the eight starts Revs, (three at forward and five at right midfield). Scored two goals and added assists. two Made his Revolution debut with substitute appearance minute at Scored a CHI (3/9). 90th- his first goal and first assist as a Rev against LA (6/2). Scored game-tying goal in the both in Appeared 88th minute draw. 1-1 a in (6/29) CHV against • Sporting Director hard-working Chriswho forward has good Henderson: experience "Chad in is a play to able is and goal the for nose a has He MLS. multiple positions.” •with Shield Supporters’ and Cup MLS 2011 Won LA Galaxy. • Nine-year MLS appearances. assists in 211 veteran with 44 goals and 29 Toronto Toronto FC (2008-10); LA New Galaxy (2011-12); (2013). England Revolution HOW HOW ACQUIRED: PREVIOUS CLUBS: Two of the 2013 Re-Entry Process (New England). (New England). Re-Entry of Process the 2013 Two of the team’s MLS Cup Playoffs matches against Sporting Kansas City, coming on as Sportinga in substitute City, Kansas both. Appeared in all three of the team’s U.S. Open U.S. team’s the of three all in Appeared both. Cup matches, starting two and scoring one goal and one assist – both at Rochester (5/28) in the third round. round. third start- ances season in with his the final LA Galaxy, ing seven. Played 677 minutes and finished with one goal and three assists. Scored against PHI (7/4) in a 2-1 loss. Loaned to Valerenga Norway’s on July 31, 2012, and he closed the season with five appearances in the Tippeligaen. Was waived by LA at the conclusion of the season and was available available in the 2012 Traded from Re-Entry Toronto Process. FC in to for future exchange consider- January 13, 2011, the LA Galaxy on ations. Started 20 of his 27 regular-season appear- regular-season 27 his of 20 Started ations. ances in LA, playing 1,583 Finished sec- minutes. ond on the Galaxy with seven regular-season goals regular-season seven with Galaxy the on ond (eight goals in all competitions) and added five assists. assists. The Galaxy went 8-0-0 when he and scored 4-1-0 when he had an assist. Tallied his first multi-assist game of his MLS career against KC (5/14). (5/14). Missed two months of the season with an ankle injury. Scored his Started three the first Galaxy’s against RSL 40th (10/1). career MLS goal (8/10/05) 30 20 51 40 00 at DAL at (4/2/05) DAL 700 820 10 at SJ (4/2/05) 10 at RSL (5/28/05) 5, 3 Times, Last vs. RSL Last 5, Times, vs. 3 74210 26710 55810 11 14 13 25 9 16 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E 11 26 14 16 16 59 37 21 22 13 5516 32 2519 49 16 23 18 19 11 12 13 15 25 66 32 21 20 14 6 51 72 00 0 4 2 1000 10 2 600 4 0 3 0000 1 2100 00 0 010 0 2 1110 97 53 72 75 13 5 22 6 GA P GA P First Appearance MLS First First MLS First Goal Fouls Suffered Fouls Fouls Committed Fouls 2014 | 73 47 211 198 POSTSEASON 30 000000000000 33 33 000000000000 20 11 6 529 211 145 12028 44 29 117 337 159 132 117 18 1 Earned his first 2 vs. NY 2 (7/1/06) vs. 9 vs. NY 9 (7/1/06) vs. 6 vs. NY 6 (7/1/06) vs. BARRETT’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS BARRETT’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS Team GP GS MIN TeamChicagoChicagoChicago GP 20 GS 16 MIN 4 30 9 597 25 780 1983 Chicago Chicago Chicago Angeles Los Angeles Los New England Chi/Tor 29 27 2172 TorontoTorontoLA Galaxy 29LA Galaxy 23 27 27 2069 18 18 20 1545 1583 7 677 New New England 19 8 622 Son of Trish Whiteman and Randy 1, 14 Times, Last vs. CLB Last (10/14/06) Times, vs. 1, 14 Played twoPlayed seasons at UCLA, making SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Year Year 2005 2006 2007 2005 2006 2007 2011 2012 2013 Totals Career 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Totals Career Barrett. Has five Tegina, Shamon siblings and Brooklyn). (Daneshia, Favorite soccer player Brittany, is Klinsmann. Favorite non-soccer athlete is current Peyton movie Most is Dumb Favorite & Dumber. Manning. USMNT manger memorable soccer moment Jurgen is Argentina at the World Championship. U-20 his goal against 2005 MLS SuperDraft. Made starting four, 20 as a appearances, rookie. Scored added one four goal and career first assists his Scored (4/2). DAL at debut his while Made playing 594 minutes. MLS goal at RSL (5/28), helping Chicago win 3-0. Recorded his first career MLS assist against (4/16). Appeared SJ in nine MLS in games, which Reserve he scored eight goals. Division EXPERIENCE: INTERNATIONAL 22, June on Team National Men’s U.S. the with cap 2008, in a World Cup Qualifier at Barbados. Has represented the at U.S. the U-18, U-20, and U-23 in Played World the U-20 Cup 2005 in FIFA levels. Holland where he scored three goals. COLLEGE: 23 career appearances with 17 starts. Scored 16 goals and added Team two-timeSecond A record. 34-6-3 18 a to Bruins assists while helping All-Pac-10 performer the (2003, 2004), 2003 Pac-10 Co-Freshman/Newcomer of the Year. Left UCLA his sophomore after season to sign with MLS. PERSONAL: 42 Goals Assists Shots Shots on Goal

PLAYERS BARRETT PLAYERS BOWEN 43 2008: 2009: 61 91 Started 10 of Started 10 Played Played for the 170 Played Played for the 930 2010: 2010: WEIGHT: WEIGHT: USA media.soundersfc.com Los Angeles, California Angeles, Los 22 11 10 32 7 23 19 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E @tristanbowen7 14 63 21 39 35 5-11 January 1991 31, 22 6 00 0 2 0 2200 00 0 000 0 0 0 1000 0 1000 02 2 722 3 6 4500 46 GA P GA P Bowen BORN: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: Galaxy Youth Academy U-17 team at the 2007 team and U-17 Academy Youth Galaxy 2008 SUM U-17 Cup at Park Dick’s in Sporting Colorado, Goods helping the Galaxy reach the Division of the League. USL Super-20 17 appearances in final season with the LA Galaxy. LA the with season final in appearances 17 Matched career high assists, with two and goals logged Galaxy and 878 win two minutes. the 2010 Helped Made Supporters’ MLS debut Shield. in the the Galaxy’s 2-1 loss at San Jose on June appearance 20. on April playing 7, Made 61 minutes in his the Open Galaxy’s U.S. Cup Spent play-in game. first part professional the in United Hollywood with loan on season the of Division. First USL the of FC Miami and PDL logging Galaxy, the for games reserves four Played November on Galaxy the with Signed minutes. 257 12, 2008, becoming the first player to come out of that youth system. club’s OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Hitmen (PDL), the Hollywood for one game Played 2009: scoring a goal in a 4-3 win on May 22. He joined Miami FC (USL) in games. August, appearing in three CLUB EXPERIENCE 2007-08: exchange for allocation money. allocation money. for exchange semifinals semifinals in Played 2007. for the Galaxy’s U-20 team, winning the Pacific Southern California INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: U.S. U.S. U-18 and U-20 National Teams, last being called into the U-20 camp in December 2009. In 19 19 60 248 POSTSEASON 101000000000 30 53 000000000000 10 10 48 28 2,360 7 Tristan FORWARD Started three of Set career highs with 2012: 2012: BOWEN’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS Team GP GS MIN TeamLA Galaxy LA Galaxy Chivas USA GP 17 GS Chivas USA MIN 10 878 LA Galaxy LA Galaxy Chivas Chivas USA 22 15 1,173 Made three appearances in appearances three Made Acquired via trade on Chivas Chivas USA LA (2011-13); 2011: 2011: Career Totals Career Year Year 2009 2010 2011 2012 2009 2010 Totals Career 2013 MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: •very is He Coach league. this in experience Sigi good has who “Tristan is Schmid: a young player athletic and has the ability to play tions." multiple posi- 22 appearances, 15 starts, 1,173 minutes and 32 with high career his Matched USA. Chivas for shots two goals (third on team) and two assists (fourth on team). Recorded one goal and two assists in • to sign academy player with First MLS when he signed a contract Homegrown with LA in 2008. • Recorded career two highs goals and two assists. in 2013 with 15 starts, PREVIOUS CLUBS: • Has made 48 appearances with six assists four in goals seasons five in and MLS. December 11, 2013, along with the No. 2 allocation 2 No. the with along 2013, 11, December ranking from Chivas USA in exchange for Mauro allocation 13 Rosales ranking. and the No. Galaxy (2009-10). HOW ACQUIRED: five-game five-game stretch from June 19 to July Took 17. career career high four shots on two occasions: vs. SJ five appearances for Chivas USA, logging 248 min- 248 logging USA, Chivas for appearances five (4/27) and vs. TOR (7/17). utes. utes. Recorded two assists in first two appearances of season. season. of ances first first season with Chivas USA after being acquired from from the LA Galaxy on December 15, 2010 in Fresh 152 at SJ (6/20/09) at CLB (5/29/10) 4 at CHI (3/24/13) WEIGHT: WEIGHT: Was named to the 2009 All- the 2009 to named Was USA Started all 20 games as a senior, a as games 20 all Started Dunwoody, Georgia Dunwoody, 3, 2 Times, Last at SEA (7/28/13) SEA at Last Times, 2 3, 2009: 2009: Davidson @alexcaskey14 5-10 July 22, July 1988 22, BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: goals goals and added two assists. His 16 points were NCCSIA All-State team. Tied career-high with seven with career-high Tied team. All-State NCCSIA the the NSCAA All-South Region second team and Southern Conference first team, earned a on place team, first Conference Southern his teammates. his teammates. year career, finishing with 76 starts. Voted MVP by Voted with finishing year 76 starts. career, Tournament team. Did not miss a match in his four- his in a match miss not Did team. Tournament team team for second consecutive season and All- tive season. Named to the 2010 SoCon All- year. Named year. to NSCAA All-South Region second Southern Conference first team for third consecu- Team. Team. Served as co-captain for second straight and and four assists. Named to the NCCSIA All-State scoring scoring a career best 18 points with seven goals COLLEGE: 2010: COLLEGE: logging 1,299 minutes. minutes. 1,299 logging of the USL. Appeared in 22 games, starting 15 and starting 15 in 22 games, Appeared of the USL. OTHER OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2011: Battery with the season Charleston the Spent 2011 win at Caledonia AIA (8/30). AIA (8/30). win at Caledonia most most notably recording a goal and assist in a 3-1 came came off the bench to assist on David in equalizer draw at a CHV Estrada’s 1-1 (5/26), and recorded his second game-winning assist of the MLS year career at first his Scored win. 2-1 a in (7/28) COL goal in a LA 4-0 (8/5) when win he vs. the chipped he Outside of out. MLS from play, keeper 30-yards scored two goals and three assists in U.S. Open Cup and CONCACAF Champions League play, Bowen, who went to training camp with Seattle last Seattle with camp training to went who Bowen, year as an “The Kid”. and invitee. “T-Bo” is Nickname Favorite Air. of Bel Prince TV Show is Fouls Committed Fouls Suffered Fouls MLS Goal First First MLS Appearance MLS First 2014 | Caskey 14 Alex MIDFIELDER Finished third on third Finished 3 at TOR (6/26/10) 3 TOR at Started five of 10 2012: BOWEN’S BOWEN’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Charleston Charleston Battery (USL-1, Selected in the third round (47th round third the in Selected 1, 4 Times, Last at VAN (6/19/13) Last 1, VAN Times, at 4 1, 6 Times, Last vs. TOR (7/17/13) TOR Last 1, Times, vs. 6 (7/17/13) TOR Last 4, Times, vs. 3 Younger Younger brother of forward Travis SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE picked up picked an assist in a 2-0 win at (5/9), DAL then for the game-winner in a 1-0 win vs. COL (4/14). He (4/14). COL vs. win 1-0 a in game-winner the for ed first assist when his corner kick found Zach Scott Zach found kick corner his when assist first ed across all competitions. In first career start, In career record- first all across competitions. the the team with four assists in MLS play and seven ances, logging 522 minutes. minutes. 522 logging ances, games across all Started all competitions, seven MLS Reserve starting League appear- nine. left left midfield in second leg (4/9). Appeared in 14 at forward at in forward first leg (4/2) and a full 90 at minutes Semifinals against Santos Laguna, including a including Laguna, nod Santos against Semifinals draw draw vs. NE (4/13). Started both legs of CCL minutes. Started and minutes. went a full 90 minutes in 0-0 MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: appearances appearances in second MLS season, logging 430 goal and looks to get forward." to and goal looks that that works very but hard also has that nose the for fielder fielder who has very quick feet, and he is a player • Head a Coach Sigi talented mid- “Alex Schmid: he chipped the keeper from 30 yards against LA. against 30 yards from the keeper he chipped •when 2012, 5, August on goal first-career Scored November November 2008, he accompanied the U-20 team to Spain for a three-game tour, during which the played against U.S. Real Madrid, Athletico Madrid and Rayo Vallencano. Started all scoring in a loss to three Real Madrid. games, PERSONAL: Goals Assists Shots on Shots Goal HOW ACQUIRED: ACQUIRED: HOW 13, January on SuperDraft MLS 2011 the of overall) 2012. 13, on March contract to Signed 2011. PREVIOUS CLUBS: 2011). • Third on the team with in 2012. assists seven competitions across all 44

PLAYERS BOWEN / CASKEY PLAYERS CASKEY 45 00 00 vs. LA (8/5/12) vs. vs. SJ (3/31/12) vs. 4 vs. PHI 4 (5/5/12) vs. 5 at POR (6/24/12) media.soundersfc.com 19 5 21 17 22 5 25 23 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E Son of Gary Caskey and Beth 14 6 00 0 000 0 0 0 2300 0 2300 00 0 3 0 4600 14 6 GA P GA P ODP State Team, Dunwoody High School. Region Club state champions in in Academy at IIIZico Soccer Trained 2005 and 2007. Pool. Attended Brazil in summer Also of on played 2005. the bas- in school. high team ketball PERSONAL: Schneider. Has a brother, Ethan. Member of the Davidson Scholars Program and in history. Majored in college. Fraternity Kappa Sigma First Appearance MLS First Fouls Committed Fouls Suffered Fouls MLS First Goal 73 73 POSTSEASON 11 11 30 17 1523 Named to the to Named Started a team- a Started 2 vs. LA 2 (8/5/12) vs. 1 vs. LA 1 (8/5/12) vs. 4 vs. PHI 4 (5/5/12) vs. 2008: 2007: 2007: CASKEY’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS CASKEY’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Played Played for the Georgia Seattle 20 12 1093 TeamSeattle GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN Seattle 10 5 430 1, 4 Times, Last 1, Times, at 4 COL (7/28/12) 2012 Year 2012 Totals Career Year 2013 Totals Career HIGH HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: high high 19 matches as game career a first his scoring assists, five and goals freshman. Recorded two Furman. nationally-ranked against 2008 All-Southern Conference first team as a soph- a as team first Conference All-Southern 2008 Led omore. the team with 1,681 minutes of action as His goals three well as scored assists with four. team. the on top for tied was Shots on Shots Goal Goals Shots Assists sixth best in the conference. Only subbed out of two of out subbed Only conference. the in best sixth minutes. 1,622 logging games, 2009: 79 57 98 88 82 64 60 72 134 Goals 210 Enjoyed Enjoyed a tremendous In In his second season with WEIGHT: WEIGHT: 2008: 2008: USA 2007: 2007: Baltimore, MarylandBaltimore, Played Played his debut MLS season with 6-3 October 21, October 1984 21, 2006: 2006: ACTIVE GOAL SCORERS GOAL ACTIVE Player Landon Donovan Dwayne De RosarioEdson Buddle 103 Carlos Carlos Ruiz Brian Ching Chris Wondolowski Cooper Kenny Eddie Johnson Conor Casey Mike Magee Cooper BORN: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: FC FC Dallas, starting 29 of 31 Named games. team assists. assists. shortened season. Contributed shortened four Contributed goals season. and two FC Dallas, played 14 games (12 starts) in an injury- an in starts) (12 games 14 played Dallas, FC Toronto FC (8/3). Toronto two-goal two-goal games against LA Galaxy (7/27) and at season, scoring a career-high 18 goals and logging and goals 18 career-high a scoring season, FC Dallas. (30 starts) for in 30 games assists three XI, Best and MLS team All-Star the MLS to Named MVP. Team and Year, of the Player Comeback MLS Led the club in games goals, started, games, min- (60) goal on shots (119), shots (2,622), played utes of Player MLS Named (4). goals game-winning and for 18-19), (Weeks weeks in Week consecutive the Played his Played fourth and final season with FC Dallas, scoring seven goals and adding an games assist (15 in starts). 15 in in the first games 11 of the season season. Recorded his the of goal third and goal game-winning first Lake, Salt Real April 30 against in the 22nd minute knocking in a right-footed shot from five yards out second his Scored cross. Alhassan Kalif a following goal of the season in against the former 35th club from corner minute FC upper-left the April into kick corner Dallas, Jewsbury 17 heading a Jack the Scored goal six first out. in Timbers yards MLS drilling history a in the season opener at Colorado, free kick from 30 yards Earned out in the the it second 2; April 80th England New at draw assist a 1-1 in minute. goal minute on Jewsbury’s 38th- was his first MLS assist since June 2009. 2014 | 33 Kenny FORWARD Made Made 31 appearances FC Dallas New York (2013); Tied Tied for second on Portland Joined Joined Red Bull on York New Acquired Acquired rights via trade on 2011: 2011: 2012: 2012: SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE season's first 16 games. Suffered at season's first Suffered 16 least games. one foul over LA, Aug. 3. Recorded at Recorded 3. least over LA, Aug. one shot in the helping helping to set up goal Perlaza's Jorge in a 3-0 win minute. minute. Logged his second assist of the season, finishing finishing a cross from Jorge Perlaza in the 23rd long, 14-game goalless drought Aug. 6 at San Jose, San at 6 Aug. drought goalless 14-game long, Sept. Sept. 16 against New England. Ended a career- Scored Scored the goal fifth of the season in a 3-0 win on year in the 9th minute against San Jose on Sept. 21. Sept. on Jose San against minute 9th the in year Timbers with six goals. Scored his sixth goal of Scored the with six goals. Timbers three three assists. (7/21), vs. TOR (9/29), and at PHI (10/27). Also had Also (10/27). PHI at and (9/29), TOR vs. (7/21), goal games—vs. COL (3/25), at COL (4/7), vs. PHI at vs. COL COL (4/7), (3/25), games—vs. goal 33 matches he played for New York. Had 33 five two- matches he York. for played New goals scored in a season with 18. Started 26 of the Started 18. in with a season scored goals FC Dallas on March 11. FC Matched a Dallas for on career-high March 11. Dane Dane Richards in the 63rd minute of a 2-1 loss to in in his first game for after York New coming on for Jan. 12 in a trade with the Portland Timbers. Scored Timbers. Portland the with trade a in 12 Jan. at at TOR (4/6). (3/17). Recorded lone assist of Recorded season in 2-2 draw (3/17). on on 90th minute game-winner in 3-2 win vs. HOU draw vs. POR (5/8). First goal POR First draw vs. of (5/8). the season came son vs. CHI. Netted 77th minute PK equalizer in 1-1 in equalizer PK minute 77th Netted CHI. vs. son (10/12), including lone game multi-goal of (10/12), the sea- back back to back games at RSL (10/2) and vs. CHI goal, goal, as well as tied-third with 45 Scored shots. in ond ond on the team with six goals and 21 shots on Red Red Bulls (2012); Portland Timbers 1860 (2011); Munchen (2009-11); Manchester United (2004-06). FC Dallas • (2006-09); Seventh shots 232 with fifth and shots, among 476 with sixth goals, active players with 72 career on goal. • Ranks sixth seasons. in three MLS with 32 the over goals past • goals 18 Had in a 2008 career-high and 2012. • Head Coach goal scorer Sigi who is Schmid: extremely "Kenny active in is the At box. a proven matchup prob- who creates 6'3, he is a big forward lems opposing for defenders." MLS 2013: EXPERIENCE: with 19 starts in his return to FC arriv- Dallas after sec- Finished NY on ing via 4. from February trade December 13, 2013, from FC Dallas in exchange for Adam Moffat and allocation Signed money. to contract on December 2013. 19, PREVIOUS CLUBS: HOW HOW ACQUIRED: 46

PLAYERS COOPER PLAYERS COOPER 47 30 00 10 20 20 30 21 900 vs. CHI (4/1/06) vs. vs. DC (6/17/09) vs. 6 at CHI (9/21/08) 6 vs. RSL (5/24/08) RSL 6 vs. 16 media.soundersfc.com SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E 10 33 16 16 19 15 5218 78 29 30 15 23 27 56 13 45 21 22 24 00 0 3 3 5600 01 1 200 1 0 2 9000 01 1 1 7 2300 5 42 71 82 61 GA P GA P Fouls Suffered Fouls Appearance MLS First Fouls Committed Fouls First MLS Goal First 100 145 203 448 POSTSEASON 22 22 21 65 188 160 14282 71 16 160 476 232 191 257 13 1 Started Started his Has Has 11 caps COOPER’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS COOPER’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS 10 vs. KC (7/4/08) vs. 10 2004-05: 2004-05: Dallas Dallas Team GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN York New Dallas 31 29 2453 11 4 26 65 30 39 59 DallasDallas 14 30 12 1068 30 2622 18 3 39 119 60 36 48 DallasPortlandYork New 15 34 33 15 29 1331 26 2562 2505 18 3 39 84 46 36 28 Dallas 31 19 1741 1, 16 Times, Last at TOR (4/6/13) Last TOR Times, at 1, 16 5, 3 Times, Last vs. PHI Last 5, Times, (7/21/12) vs. 3 2, 11 Times, Last vs. CHI Last Times, (10/12/13) vs. 2, 11 Father, Kenny, Sr., played goalkeeper played Sr., Kenny, Father, 2006 2007 Year Year 2012 Totals Career 2006 2007 2008 2009 2011 2012 2013 Totals Career Transferred from FC Dallas to TSV 1860 Munich 1860 TSV to Dallas FC from Transferred MVP MVP after ranking second on goals, the while adding six four Tallied team assists. game- with 11 winning goals. Earned MLS Player 16. of Week for honors the Week OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2009- 10: on July 31, 2009. Limited to 14 games (9 across starts) two Bundesliga Scored two seasons goals over his stint with 1860 due Munich. to Added another injury. goal in two games of in as Munich his match with Appeared a final 1860 cup action. substitute on Dec. 19, 2010. pro career with Manchester English United. Premier Spent League Oldham Athletic of club time English League on One. three Scored loan goals in with five Athletic. league games with Oldham INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: with the U.S. National Team, Earned netting his five first cap goals. and 20, opened Jan. his Denmark against international friendly a in account goal at 2007, the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. Scored the first goal of Guatemala in a a World 2010 Cup qualifying 2-0 match U.S. win on 19, against Nov. Added 2008. two goals in five games Cup as Gold the U.S. CONCACAF the 2009 during reached the finals of the Was tournament. named in the tournament. players one of 18 the top PERSONAL: for Blackburn of the NASL. Rovers Tornado and the Dallas League of the English Premier Goals Assists Shots Shots on Goal 2006: Posted Named Named U.S. 2005: 2005: 170 2011-12: 2011-12: WEIGHT: WEIGHT: Won Won MLS Rookie of the Year USA Nacogdoches, Tex. Nacogdoches, Furman @clint_dempsey 2004: 2004: 6-1 March 9, March 1983 9, Finished the Finished lead- campaign as Fulham’s Named U.S. Soccer Male Athlete of the Year for Year the of Athlete Male Soccer U.S. Named BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: the Year the Year for Fulham by the fans. Played in every appearances appearances in Voted Player the total. of 2010-11 appearances appearances in the Premier League, including 42 ing ing goalscorer with 12 tallies and 37 a career-high 2010-11: 2010-11: American American in the EPL, surpassing Brian McBride. 1-0 win, and set the record (37) for most goals by an by goals most for (37) record the set and win, 1-0 minute on a minute 5 Fulham Dec. Liverpool against gave assists assists in all competitions. His goal in the 85th career. career. Played every minute of every in Premier the Europa League. Tallied 17 goals and six Soccer Male Athlete of the Year for second time Soccer in Athlete of Year Male the game each started and Fulham with match League 12 12 and scoring four goals. 16 league appearances to start the season, starting season, the start to appearances league 16 29 against Manchester United at Old Trafford. Made Trafford. Old at United Manchester against 29 the club was the game winner in winner the a the club was game 3-2 win on Sep. assists in 29 league appearances. His goal for first assists in 29 league appearances. mer transfer window. mer Scored transfer window. seven goals with six to Tottenham Hotspur on the to Tottenham final day of the sum- second-consecutive second-consecutive time and third Moved overall. OTHER OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2012- 13: against the MetroStars on April April 25. on the MetroStars against first first goal of his MLS career in the 12th minute ing 90 minutes on April 17 vs. San Jose. Scored the Scored Jose. San vs. 17 April on minutes 90 ing kicks. Started the first game of his MLS career, play- career, MLS his of game first the Started kicks. 10 10 goals and nine assists games, good for second best in on the team scoring 26 regular-season charts. His fourth-minute goal against Chicago in the Eastern Conference Collected final. Cup MLS championship second their to Revolution sent the being named including a MLS, host from of honors to the MLS Best XI and starting All-Star game. the Chosen as the MLS Player of the Month for April goals and in scoring assists four adding three after five games. after a remarkable in 24 Played of fin- 30 games, Revolution. England first season with ishing tied the for third on the New team with seven goals scored and fifth in Revolution points advance with to 15. the Finals Helped before falling to United Eastern D.C. 4-3 on the penalty Conference Obafemi Martins and finished with a team-high five a with team-high Martins and finished Obafemi HOU at loss 3-1 in Seattle for start first Made shots. (8/17). Introduced to Sounders pregame ceremony of FC match vs. DAL (8/3). fans during Was limited to due Revolution to World only Cup duty Was and assists. Still injury. four and 21 club, the for goals eight tallied appearances in for starter a also was and XI Best MLS the to the named the All-Star Game against Chelsea. 2014 | Dempsey 2 Clint MIDFIELDER Made Made nine appear- Tottenham (2012-13); Fulham (2012-13); Tottenham Signed Signed as a Player Designated SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE contests. contests. squad to win seven of its next eight next its of seven win to squad sey to a Designated Player contract Player Designated a to sey signing Dempsey’s August. early in immediately sparked the Seattle history, history, Sounders FC signed U.S. - Demp Clint captain Team National In one of the biggest moves in MLS in moves biggest the of one In MAKING HISTORY when when he came on in an the for injured 34th minute team). team). Made club debut in 2-1 win at TOR (8/10) shots, shots, averaging 4.42 shots per 90 minutes (led Cup Playoffs. Cup Finished Playoffs. sixth on the team with 32 0 0 win vs. COL (10/30) in knockout round of MLS draw vs. LA (10/27). Recorded first club assist in club assist 2- first Recorded LA (10/27). vs. draw Designated Player on Sounders FC goal August in regular season finale, a 3. 1-1 Scored first ances ances and six starts for Seattle after signing as a MLS MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: HOW ACQUIRED: ACQUIRED: HOW 3, 2013. August on PREVIOUS CLUBS: (2004-06). England New (2007-12); • Current National U.S. Captain Team second and ranks all-time with caps. 101 with and 11th assists, 36 goals, eighth with 13 •Year. the of Athlete Male Soccer U.S. Three-time • set- League, in the Premier English Made more Tottenham and than 200 appearances for Fulham ting the record for most goals scored (57) in American the EPL. by an • Best XI (2005, 2006) player and Two-time 2004 Year. of the Rookie MLS • in assists 14 26 Has goals and scored recorded appearances. MLS 80 career • competitor a and leader a Owner winner, proven a and is "Clint General Manager Adrian Hanauer. who we will believe raise the bar for this organiza- the field." on tion and off 48

PLAYERS DEMPSEY PLAYERS DEMPSEY 49 Posted a Posted 2012: 2012: Finished the year with five with year the Finished 2011: 2011: media.soundersfc.com career-high six goals, including five in the semifinal five including six goals, career-high three Also recorded World round of Cup qualifying. game-winners, including the decisive goal in the historic victory 1-0 over Italy on 29 Feb. in Genoa. Earned Budweiser Man of the Match in goal lone the honors Tallied four qualifiers. three in and times the 1-1 draw Guatemala with City, then first scored sealed Guatemala that City the Kansas in game-winner 16 in on Oct. leg return the June 12 in group. the in place goals and two assists in 14 appearances, leading the fourth Secured place in team goals and points. all-time for most U.S. goals scored with a career total of 24, tied on with Slovenia against Joe-Max win 3-2 the in Moore. goal Scored U.S. the second Nov. 15, earning him Man of Clinched the Match honors. the Klinsmann with USA’s a curling left-footed shot first from 15 win under Jurgen goal in friendly versus Germany on June 2 and tied- and 2 June on Germany versus friendly in goal (9/10). Mexico vs. assist 13th his with all-time eighth for (57) Donovan Landon behind goals 19 Currently the all-time lead, and his 86 points ranks second all-time. Ranks tied-10th all-time with Scored 101 caps. three goals over Belgium two on May friendlies lone the 29 and Rica Costa against against winner the Scored and Germany on June goal in 2-1 loss to Honduras in World Cup 2. qualifying. Tied with Landon qualifying. Cup World in (13) Donovan scored for most goals Started 2009-10: Dempsey scored his scored ﬁrst goal Dempsey for Seattle in the 2013 regular season ﬁnale vs. the LA Galaxy. 2008-09: 2008-09: Made 2007-08: 2006-07: 2006-07: Scored six goals with two INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2013: second all-time with his 35th career goal. assists in 10 appearances. Moved to Moved assists in appearances. 10 midfield midfield for the team, scoring one In In total, he made 10 appearances in took took them away from the drop zone. tion, as it gave them three points and points three them gave it as tion, goal against Liverpool on May 5 Brian McBride. Scored the club’s effectively saved Fulham from relega- from Fulham saved effectively most most vital goal of the season. His Fulham. There, he Americans Carlos joined Bocanegra fellow and the the jump across the Atlantic, joining against against Portsmouth. day day of the season with a 1-0 win rowly rowly escape relegation on the final Month Month for August by Fulham’s supporters group. Helped Fulham nar- Wigan. Also named Wigan. as Player of the secutive Premier against League Aston Villa, Tottenham games and McBride’s injury, in goals three-con- netting admirably, he responded every match in all competitions for Fulham after the after Fulham for competitions all in match every new year. Finished the best their season – finish with place seven seventh goals, a to Fulham helping League. Europa the in spot a and – EPL the in ever two Registered goals in the 3-1 win on April 12 at Manchester Scored City. his first brace in English soccer when he two netted goals against Chelsea during a 2-2 draw at Craven Cottage on Dec. 28. Started eight unbeaten League games Premier nine-game of Fulham's run to close out 2008. Opened goalscoring his account on the season with a Park. at Fratton Portsmouth crucial he equalizerFulham, with season full first his In against featured in 36 six Scored goals on the sea- games. of the team'sson 38 and become the team's added top scorer in the two Premier League. assists After being thrust to into a role as a striker after Brian match to open the campaign, including 20 starts including open to match the in campaign, season, the of half first the In appearances. total 22 had he and eight goals in nine already play league in all competitions. Every either goal a scored victory came or in a draw for Fulham. Finished Finished the season with 43 appearances competitions, including in 12 in all the the Europa in seven League. and competitions, all in goals nine Had on March Juventus against strike wonder The EPL. 18 that put his team Europa League in was voted the the BBC 2010 London quarterfinals of Sporting the Moment of against the Hamburg in the Year. Europa His League semifinal appearance on April 22 made him the American first to play in that stage of DaMarcus Beasley in a the Champions European League Logged 34 in minutes the 2005 return for PSV. in leg competitionnetting games, back-to-back in Scored later. since week a on City Manchester at draw 2-2 the in goal tying the Oct. 25 and the last a in pair the 3-0 win Tallied goal in later. six days Liverpool the 3-1 win against on Nov. 25 against Blackburn. Appeared 2005: 2005: A A stellar year for A 2001 graduate of 2006: 2006: Nov. Nov. 17, 2004, vs. Jamaica. Made Made his first appearance for the Named Named to the 2003 Youth World FIFA As a three-year star at Furman at at star mid- Furman As a three-year May 28, 2005, vs. England. vs. 28, 2005, May 2004: 2004: combined combined 54-2-3 record over his last three sea- HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Led to a Nacogdoches High School. Nacogdoches NSCAA All-South region choice. region All-South NSCAA tion tion all three years, along with being a two-time in 2002 and was an All-Southern Conference selec- Conference All-Southern an was and 2002 in ed to the NSCAA Second Team All-America squad All-America Team ed Second to the NSCAA Conference titles and two NCAA He select- was ranking. national 2002 and a 10 top Tournament appearances, including a berth in the third round in round a berththird the in including appearances, he he helped lead his team to a pair of Southern in in scoring in each of his 53 points in During his 62 three time games. at Furman, years for the Paladins, finishing with finishing 17 goals and Paladins, 19 assists for COLLEGE: COLLEGE: team the on four top the in was he forward, and field First First Appearance: Goal: First the U-20s in 2002, getting two starts. in the getting U-20s 2002, internationals internationals in 2003. Played in four games with of of 12 appearances with the U.S., including nine win win at in Had the Festival a USASA Houston. total first first goal with the U-20s against Canada in a 2-1 ments ments in Houston, and Texas, Spain. Scored his named named to the roster for two international tourna- South South Korea in the final team’s group Was match. second second on the team in points with three goals and CONCA- 2007 the of part vital a Played assists. two final. the in 2-1 Mexico beat that side Cup Gold CAF Played the entirety of the tournament up front for the United States as Scored the winning goal a against Guatemala in the dangerous target his man. Put name opening of game on the competition. Brazil friendly against the for the scoresheet USA’s when he turned in a Steve briefly tie Cherundolo the game at cross 2-2. to both both club and was a country, member of the 2006 as twogames in appearing squad, Cup World FIFA a starter vs. Italy and Ghana. His thumping strike against Ghana, from a DaMarcus Beasley World cross, team’s the of moments iconic the of one was 1- USA’s the in goal lone the Scored campaign. Cup 0 triumph Kaiserslautern, Germany. Finished against the year with Poland nine appearances for the on national scorer. top for him tying team, goals, four scoring March 1 in 13 in games Tied for games. the in second-most appearances for first-ever his 2005, Tallied Keller. including Kasey alongside year the six qualifying national team goal in the 2-1 loss England against a from off on rebound 28 finishing May in Chicago, a Carlos Bocanegra shot. Played in four third its CONCA- win U.S. the help to matches Cup Gold CAF scor- by kick-started run championship the Got title. goal of first the perfectly tournament, ing the USA’s timing a run to beat the just Cuban before defense the whistle halftime en route to a 4-1 win July 7 in June the in scoresheet the on name his Put Seattle. 4 qualifying win against Costa the Rica, up set his to McBride deflected Brian of feet the at falling shot third goal USA’s in the 3-0 shutout victory in Salt Lake City. MNT in the final game of the 2006 semifinal World round of Cup as on coming Stadium, qualifying Crew Columbus at Jamaica on Nov. 17 against a reserve for Ramiro Corrales in the 65th minute. Under-20s: he made roster, Championship one in appearance the United Arab Emirates as a substitute against 2014 | 2009: Scored Scored the game-tying Started all 10 games he games all Started 10 Named Named U.S. Soccer's Male 2010: 2010: 2008: 2008: 2007: 2007: SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE with 101 caps. caps. 101 with 8th 8th with 13 assists and tied-10th all-time all-time with 36 career goals, tied- lead lead with 13 goals second in now is Dempsey World qualifying. Cup September September 6 and tied the all-time career career high with six goals in 2013 for the USMNT. 100th He earned cap his at Costa Rica on of-10 starts and matched his CAPTAIN AMERICA CAPTAIN nine- in minutes 90 went Dempsey 1,048 minutes in 2007, including 13 starts. Finished starts. 13 including in 2007, minutes 1,048 Athlete of the Year for 2007. Played a Played team-leading for 2007. Year of Athlete the Match Match honors. just just 53 seconds en route to earning Man of the tory against Barbados, putting the U.S. in front after front in U.S. the putting Barbados, against tory team’s fastest goal in U.S. World Cup qualifying his- qualifying Cup World U.S. in goal fastest team’s unbeaten unbeaten run in World Cup Scored qualifying. the yards yards out in the 1-0 victory against Honduras on Oct. 8. Scored the game-winner on a close-range finish from a Panama to lift match- Landon the six U.S. into its U.S.’s the of fourth-consecutive each DonovanStarted final. Cup Gold pass against es in the CONCACAF Gold goals Cup, and scoring adding one three assist including the in second goal in both 2-0 wins the against tournament, and Canada Jamaica and notch helping Donovan second goal the against U.S.’s Mexico in the final, Also honors. Match the of Man earned he which for earned Man of the Match honors for his performances against Paraguay in Nashville, March Tenn., on 29 and Foxborough, Mass. against Spain on June 4 in career- a posting while mark 50-cap the Surpassed quali- round final Started eight of 10 starts. high 14 on Egypt against goal the home third Headed fiers. to the advancement 21 June that sealed the USA’s semifinals of the Confederations Cup. insurance the Picked home the tuck to Ramos Sergio of pocket Spain against win 2-0 the of minute 74th the in goal on June 24 in Bloemfontein. Opened scoring against Brazil in the final the with another pic- USA’s delivery. Spector Jonathan a from finish ture-perfect Won the Bronze Ball at the FIFA Confederations Scored the goal game-tying Cup. by alertly defeating an trap offside in the 2-1 home win on 5 Sept. El Salvador. against featured in during 2008, including games against England, Spain and Argentina. Tied Cup World for in came the which of all team goals, four with lead qualifying. Grabbed Barbados and Cuba during winning the five-game USA’s goals against goal goal against the in point England crucial a on U.S. the give to June Gerrard 12 Steven after spinning (15) shots fourth-most the Fired opener. Cup World in of the any phase player of group Cup. World the in the players standout Round of One of the USA’s 16 defeat against Ghana; he won the penalty that allowed the to U.S. tie the Tallied the game game. on 29 May winner in the Turkey 2-1 victory against in Hartford in the Send-Off Series. 50

PLAYERS DEMPSEY PLAYERS DEMPSEY 51 (8/10/05) 60 10 70 50 10 at LA (4/3/04) 700 at NY (4/25/04) 23 10 at SJ (4/2/05) 10 0/0 2-6-2 0/0 0-0-1 1/0 9-1-3 0/0 4-2-3 0/0 10-2-1 1/0 6-2-2 1/0 3-1-3 12 5, 3 Times, Last vs. RSL Last 5, Times, vs. 3 34410 74 10 0/0 7-6-1 151617 4/0 5/0 1/0 8-17-9 13-11-11 9-14-8 12 1/0 6-7-1 1315 1/0 0/0 5-2-2 6-3-1 TS C/E W-L-D TS C/E W-L-D 20 4/0 17-6-6 P P media.soundersfc.com 14 30 10 32 24 32 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E Nickname Nickname is “Deuce.” He and wife 15 47 25 50 68 20 67 31 41 62 63 72 73 76 32 8 41 9 42 52 62 GA GA 01 1 511 2 3 6 7400 00 2 0 5 9900 01 3 1 13 5 71 84 10 2 GA P GA P First MLS First Goal Fouls Suffered Fouls Appearance MLS First Fouls Committed Fouls PERSONAL: PERSONAL: Bethany have three children: Sophia, daughters and Elysia, son the fourth Loves Jackson. of Debbie Dempsey, children. five Son of Aubrey used to drive Parents Clint to on practice fishing. a and round trip six-hour to Dallas three times A a week. huge fan of hip-hop, he recorded his in Tread” “Don’t own 2006. Was single a health and exercise at major Furman. science 110 2 821 5 140 300 390 270 651 10000 97419 87215 9861 10 263529 29 37 28 37 27 29 35 37 12 22 17 3 6 27 40 5/0 2/0 10-11-16 14-13-10 GP GS GP GS 101 90 36 13 86 5/0 56-26-18 213 179 57 23 137 21/0 73-78-62 POSTSEASON 33 33 44 21 96 12 11 1100 80 76 6859 26 14 66 206 90 141 224 19 0 2 vs. NY 2 (7/1/06) vs. NY 9 (7/1/06) vs. NY 6 (7/1/06) vs. DEMPSEY’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS DEMPSEY’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS New New England Seattle Team GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN New England New England New New England 24 23 2024 New New England 26 26 2319 10 9 29 60 27 46 71 New New England 21 21 1865 Seattle DEMPSEY’S CAREER STATISTICS (LEAGUE/INT’L PLAY) DEMPSEY’S CAREER STATISTICS 1, 14 Times, Last vs. CLB Last Times, (10/14/06) vs. 1, 14 2004 2013 Totals Career Year Year 2005 2006 2004 2005 2006 2013 Career Totals Career INTERNATIONAL Year Team 2006-07 Fulham TOTALS: 2004 United States ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE Year Team 2007-082008-092009-10 Fulham 2010-11 Fulham 2011-12 Fulham 2012-13 Fulham Fulham Tottenham 2005 United States 13 2006 United States 2007 United States 13 13 2008 United States 10 10 20092010 United States United States 14 14 20112012 United States United States 14 13 2013TOTALS: United States 10 10 Goals Assists Shots on Goal Shots sons, sons, which included three district championships. Scored 55 goals and recorded 23 assists over his career at Nacogdoches. Selected as team and district All MVP District to team, Academic the MVP the all-state team and was nominated American as as a Also an senior. earned all-district All and and as a a honors sophomore all-district academic junior and all-state as Texans the Led a program. soccer A junior. club member Texans Dallas of the and captain. scorer as leading their 2007: 155 2008: Earned2008: All-Pac- A prolific goal scorer out of out scorer goal prolific A WEIGHT: WEIGHT: USA Salinas, California Salinas, Went Went from unheralded walk-on to UCLA 5-8 February 4, February 1988 4, 2006: 2006: BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: Soccer America's National Freshman of the Year. record freshman UCLA a with scoring in UCLA Led 12 goals, four game-winning goals and 28 points. Second in the Pac-10 in points and goals scored. debut debut vs. NY (4/3). Made eight appearances with startsthree in all competitions just and one scored Celtic entering FC friendly after minute (7/18). vs. COLLEGE: Earned 2009: third-team NSCAA All- acclaim. All-Pac-10 and first-team honors West Far Finished career as All-Pac-10 a honoree four-time lead team the for Tied assists. 14 and goals 22 with in assists with seven and ranked second in points total with 13 as a Scored senior. three goals on the season, two of which were game-winners and the third was an equalizer. Earned honorable sur- following mentionseason the of month first the missing All-Pac-10 despite gery for a fractured metatarsal (8/20). Made first appearance at Northridge Cal State Called (9/29). up for a U.S. Under-18 National January. Team camp in 10 10 honors as a Played in junior. all 21 games and had 19 starts. Ranked third on the team in goals scored with four and added three assists. His 28 points were the 11 most Scored by a 1990. in Bruin32 scored freshman Moore Joe-Max since of his 12 goals after being inserted into the startingthe insertedbeing into after goals 12 his of lineup for the last 13 games Recorded of the year. team. Tournament Second-team All-Pac-10 selec- two goals to lead Clemson UCLA in to the a rout semifinal NCAA two NCAA 4-0 a in goals first 3-0 game’s third victory round. over Scored the over Virginia. Named to the College MVP. UCLA's Offensive Voted tion. Cup All- HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: SCHOOL/CLUB: HIGH Alisal HS under coach Jesus Sanchez. Scored a school record and national-best 66 goals in his senior season, including 11 second-most in single-game goals one in game, state the history. Also led team as a junior with 36 goals and ranked Also led team second with 12 goals as a sophomore. Two-time all-league, all-county named Twice league Player of and the team MVP. and All-CCS. by Year the Salinas Californian and the Two-time San Jose Mercury News. Two-time Offensive Player of the Year for the Monterey County Herald. Led Alisal HS Alisal Led Herald. County Monterey the for Year CCS to its finals first-ever his junior season and to 2014 Estrada | 2010: 16 David MIDFIELDER/FORWARD Broke out in 2012 in out Broke Matched 2012’s career- 2012’s Matched 2012: 2012: Selected in (11th Selected round the first Made one start in three appear- 2011: 2011: SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE HOW ACQUIRED: ACQUIRED: HOW high with 17 appearances, starting four and ging log- 498 Missed minutes. first several matches of the season with ankle Made sprain and injury. eye season debut with start at SJ Appeared (3/23). in 18 of 42 matches across all competitions. Started 10 of 11 Reserve League matches, logging minutes 889 and leading the assists). three goals, team (three with nine points overall) of the 2010 MLS SuperDraft on January 14. January on SuperDraft MLS 2010 the of overall) Signed on March 23, 2010. • Five-career apperances Seattle. for MLS goals in 18 starts • and 40 Became (3/17/12). third Toronto hat trick vs. Sounders FC player to record a • Named Sounders 2012 FC Humanitarian of the Year. • Head Coach good Sigi option for us because Schmid: of “David his ability Estrada to play in is a the wide channel and to up play top.” 2013: EXPERIENCE: MLS as a reliable scoring option, netting five goals (third goals five netting option, scoring reliable a as on team) in MLS play and seven across all compe- all across seven and play MLS in team) on titions. Recorded third hat titions. trick in franchise history in season opener vs. TOR (3/17), his first-career goals, and was named MLS Player of the Week. In Week. of the Player named and MLS was goals, 52 the following match, scored the game-winner in a 2-0 win vs. HOU (3/23). Scored lone goal in 1-1 draw draw at CHV (5/26). Only player on team to start first first 10 games, and appeared in first 17 games across all competitions. Placed on Disabled List on List Disabled on Placed competitions. all across 6/15 6/15 with left foot fracture and returned vs. SJ (9/22). Scored (9/22). first competitive goal of the season for Sounders FC when he headed in a 12th minute FC when he headed in a 12th Sounders for goal in the first leg of Champions the CONCACAF League quarterfinals (3/7). After returning from injury, injury, Estrada scored in a 3-1 win vs. Marathon (10/24). (10/24). Named 2012 Sounders FC Humanitarian of the Year. of Year. the ances, logging 108 minutes. Went full 90 minutes in minutes 90 full Went minutes. 108 logging ances, in 2-1 minutes 11 final Played 2-1 win at NE (10/1). Cascadia Cup-clinching win at VAN (9/24). Started (9/24). VAN Cascadia Cup-clinching win at all 10 MLS Reserve League games. Appeared Appeared in three games with one start in regular season play, logging 88 minutes. Made first MLS start at DAL (4/22). Played seven minutes in MLS

PLAYERS ESTRADA PLAYERS ESTRADA 53 10 10 vs. NY (4/3/10) vs. vs. TOR (3/17/12) TOR vs. 4 vs. LAG (5/2/11) LAG 4 vs. 2 at CHI (4/28/12) media.soundersfc.com SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E Parents are David and Irene Estrada. Irene and David are Parents 0 3 0 1100 0 1 10 1 0000 1 0000 0 5 3 4600 10 25 10 6 12 10 34 14 11 20 00 00 0 100 1 0100 00 50 50 00 GA P GA P PERSONAL: Has History a major Maximiliano. younger brother, with a minor in Morelia, Mexico, to Salinas, California, Chicano at the age Studies. Moved of months. four from First MLS First Goal First Appearance MLS First Fouls Committed Fouls Suffered Fouls 51 51 88 None POSTSEASON 30 31 3 1 108 30 17 12 1027 40 18 1721 ESTRADA’S MLS SINGLE-GAME ESTRADA’S HIGHS 3 vs. TOR (3/17/12) TOR 3 vs. (3/17/12) TOR 7 vs. (3/17/12) TOR 5 vs. ESTRADA’S MLS CAREER ESTRADA’S STATISTICS Seattle Team GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle 17 4 498 2012 Totals Career Year Year 2010 2011 2012 Career Totals Career 2013 Assists Shots Shots on Goal Goals a 24-1-1 record and No. 2 national ranking his sen- his ranking national 2 No. and record 24-1-1 a as twoa of run-football Also years played ior year. ning back. as well as Florida, in camp ODP the in Participated Played club the ODP Nationals. soccer with Atlas. 160 Came back from back Came GA 12 2011: 2011: WEIGHT: WEIGHT: Made 11 starts in Made appear- 12 11 USA Phoenix, Arizona Phoenix, Played in 26 games with 18 starts 18 with games 26 in Played 2010: 2010: Selected Selected in the second round of the UC Irvine @brad_evans3 6-1 2008: 2008: April 20, April 1985 20, 2013 USMNT STATS 2007: 10/9 774 GP/GS MIN Started 27 of 29 appearances, including both including appearances, 29 of 27 Started ca ca on his June first 7, career inter- goal. national winner in USMNT history at Ja mai - mai in USMNT winner at history Ja right right back for the USMNT in 2013, minutes in logging 774 10 appearances. He scored the latest game RED, WHITE AND BLUE Evans became the starting regular BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: four reserve division appearances. division reserve four NY (5/19). Made MLS debut vs. NY (4/7). Started all Started (4/7). NY vs. debut MLS Made (5/19). NY four games, starting one. Made first career start at career Made first starting one. games, four SuperDraft (15th overall) by Columbus. Appeared in Appeared Columbus. by overall) (15th SuperDraft (5/10). (5/10). Scored Scored first MLS goal, the game-winner at SJ ular season play, finishing fourth on team in scoring. in team on fourth finishing play, season ular including including the game-winners (9/19). Marathon vs. at and (3/7) Santos Laguna Scored five goals and added one assist during reg- during assist one added and goals five Scored a knee injury to play in 20 games, starting 17. Tied a knee injury to play in 20 starting games, 17. with a five goals career-high and set a career-high two goals and career-high Scored assists. with five added an assist in win TOR vs. (8/30). Named to (8/30). TOR of vs. Week the Team MLSsoccer.com 3/3 Team-best on Second penalties. on team with four Scored game-winning assists. equalizing goal with penalty at VAN (9/24) in game that clinched Cascadia Cup. for the MLS Cup champion Columbus Crew. Started Crew. Columbus champion Cup MLS the for and played 90 minutes in all four playoff games. ances, ances, scoring one goal and recording a high career- three assists. Missed second half of United season DC vs. was match Last injury. a knee to due Only goal was (6/10). in the game-winner eventual the 12th minute of MLS First Kick vs. PHI (3/25). 2009: games. 26 in minutes 90 played and games, playoff Fourth on team in goals with three, including the game-winner in the vs. history franchise in goal second Scored final (10/24). home game vs. (3/19). NY DAL 2014 | Evans 3 Brad MIDFIELDER Made Made 24 appearances Columbus (2007-08). Columbus Selected Selected from in Columbus the SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Set career-highs Set in career-highs games played (29) and in 6-2 win at CHV (8/25). Scored twice in CCL play, twice CCL in Scored (8/25). CHV at win 6-2 in goal vs. VAN (8/18). Recorded a goal and an a and assist goal Recorded (8/18). VAN vs. goal improving improving to 5/5 in career. Assisted on Fredy Montero’s goal Montero’s at NY (7/15) and Eddie Johnson’s Converted penalty kick in in 2-0 win vs. HOU (3/23), HOU vs. win 2-0 in in kick penalty Converted ing ing multiple defensive positions vs. RSL (10/17). 33 after scoring two goals vs. DAL (10/21) and play- and (10/21) DAL vs. goals two scoring after 33 assists. Named assists. MLS of Player the Week Week for starts starts (29) in 2012, scoring four goals and four 2012: 2012: assists assists in 30 across appearances all competitions. ry. ry. Finished the season with five goals and six vs. DAL (8/3) is tied for the latest goal in club histo- in club goal latest the for is tied (8/3) DAL vs. seven-for-seven in his seven-for-seven His career. 94th minute PK DAL (8/3) DAL NY and vs. (9/29), making him a perfect (3/30). Converted both Converted (3/30). penalty kicks of season vs. his his career. Scored first goal of season at RSL 2 2 win DAL vs. (5/18), the first multi-assist game of in 2-0 win vs. DC (7/3). Recorded in two 2-0 Recorded DC win assists in (7/3). vs. 4- (7/13). Assisted on (7/13). Obafemi Martin’s game-winner tory tory to appear in 100 regular season games at SJ and at TOR (8/10). Became third player in club his- player third Became (8/10). TOR and at three-game three-game stretch vs. CHV (7/28), vs. DAL (8/3), loss vs. POR Semifinals. Scored two (11/2) goals and in two assists in Western Conference Round of MLS Cup Playoffs. Recorded assist in 2-1 in assist Recorded Playoffs. Cup MLS of Round half half winner in 2-0 in COL win Knockout (10/30) vs. HOW ACQUIRED: ACQUIRED: HOW MLS Expansion Draft on November 26, Re- 2008. 20, 2013. on November signed CLUB: PREVIOUS • Starting right Cup Qualifying. back World for USMNT 2014 throughout • Ranks starts third in (122), Seattle history minutes in (10,764), games assists (142), (21), (65). points and •Seattle for kicks penalty seven all converted Has and ranks fourth in MLS 2009. in penalty goals since •mid- central a is get “Brad to likes who Schmid: prowess Sigi Coach attacking Head good with fielder the box.” into MLS 2013: EXPERIENCE: balanc- while season MLS seventh in starts 21 and career-high Tied duty. Team National ing consistent tied- finished and team) on (second assists five with career-high Matched fourth on goals. club with four with 37 shots, set in previously 2008. Scored first- 54

PLAYERS EVANS PLAYERS EVANS 55 (3/2/13) 50 20 30 30 31 at SJ (5/10/08) vs. NY (4/7/07) vs. 920 4, 2 Times, Last vs. MTL Last 4, Times, vs. 2 87910 4, 2 Times, Last 4, Times, at 2 KC (5/8/13) media.soundersfc.com 18 19 8 24 18 20 8 13 15 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E 11 37 13 12 13 15 3212 35 9 13 13 18 24 13 37 11 22 25 55 44 13 5 45 01 1 251 1 1100 00 0 0 0 0200 32 8 10 2 500 2 0 1 3210 0 1110 01 1 611 4 3 8 5410 22 2 6 4600 GA P GA P Appeared in three cooking shows on the Columbus the on shows cooking three in Appeared Seattle with session a held and cooking news local He is fans an in accomplished 2011. outdoorsman and hiking. fishing as he enjoys Fouls Committed Fouls Fouls Suffered Fouls First MLS Appearance MLS First First MLS Goal First 111 108 210 360 360 270 POSTSEASON 41 44 44 22 22 33 15 15 1311 142 122 10764 22 21 65 180 63 97 99 16 1 Became the 2, vs. DAL (5/18/13) DAL 2, vs. EVANS’ MLS CAREER EVANS’ STATISTICS EVANS’ MLS SINGLE-GAME EVANS’ HIGHS Scored Scored 54 goals in four SeattleSeattle 20 29 17 1509 29 2371 Seattle 12Seattle 11 965 24 21 1761 Columbus Columbus 26 18 1756 TeamColumbus GP GSSeattle MIN Team GP GS MIN Seattle 27 25 2294 Seattle Seattle Seattle 3, 3 Times, Last at RSL (3/30/13) RSL at Last Times, 3 3, 6, 2 Times, Last vs TOR (8/30/11) Last 6, TOR Times, vs 2 2, 2 Times, Last vs. DAL (10/21/12) DAL Last 2, Times, vs. 2 Married Married to The Becky. son of Dawn Scored a school-record 31 goals during goals 31 school-record a Scored 2011 2012 2010 2013 Totals Career 2007 2008 Year 2008 2012 Year 2009 2009 2011 2013 Totals Career Goals and Tim Grippando. and Tim Has Grippando. one brother and two sisters. Played youth soccer in scoring Phoenix, including on MLS goalkeeper Andrew Weber. COLLEGE: COLLEGE: HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: PERSONAL: regular regular at right log- and appearances back 10 of nine starting for Qualifying, USMNT in World Cup Scored the latest game- in minutes ging 774 2013. winner in USMNT Earned his (6/7). Jamaica at win 2-1 in goal qualifying minute history with 92nd first three caps with the Team National senior U.S. USA Made Cup. Gold CONCACAF 2009 the during debut in Seattle as a substitute vs. Grenada (7/4) and made first start (at Philadelphia right (7/12). back) vs. Earned Haiti Savador (2/24) in fourth playing 90 minutes cap at right Member back. vs. of U.S. El U20 National Team coached by Sigi Schmid that finished 11th at the 2005 World Youth Championships in and appearing January 2012, 2013, camp in 2011, Holland. Called in four Made friendlies. into roster for World 2014 Cup at match Honduras. Qualifier his four years (10) goals game-winning for in leader career UC Anteaters’ Irvine. Also graduated as and total of Player points Offensive West Big (73). earning history, Most school decorated player in the Year in 2005 seasons. and three his final West All-Big 2006 senior. and All-America as School. High Pointe Mountain Phoenix’s at seasons All-state and team captain his junior seasons. Played and 10 senior seasons for Tempe Warriors club. INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: Assists Shots Shots on Goal 2007: Started ho ho 2008: 2008: Redshirted the 180 WLTS WLTS 2006: Three-year Three-year letterwinner at 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 00000 WEIGHT: WEIGHT: Third team All-Big East. Earned East. All-Big team Third USA Liverpool, York New Liverpool, Majored in History and Anthropology. Historyand in Majored Connecticut 2009: 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6-0 November 6, November 1987 6, BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: lege career having Set started career every game. records at UConn in shutouts starts (50), (85) consecutive and wins (54). Allowed a goals. seven career best 13 shutouts in 19 games. Played every minute of captain. team a was and game every all Allowed 22 14 games and every played minute. goals and posted a 83 career-high Earned saves. coun- the in 12th Ranked wins. 11 with shutouts 14 try with a 0.59 goals against Had average. a season-high seven saves at Marquette (10/18). Started all 24 games. shutouts Posted as a a career-high freshman. Tied 14 for Named to in a first season. (14) wins (20) and shutouts all-time in the third team All-Big East. 2006 season. 2006 season. HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Liverpool High School. Finished two to Helped lead the team career and 55 wins. shutouts with 43 state championship finals. Won three West New state York titles with Syracuse PDL team. the Rhode Island Sting for Rays Played Blitz club team. PERSONAL: Older brother, Stanley, Older was a Stanley, brother, midfielder at UConn from from 2003-06. Learned to love soccer while living in Frankfurt, Germany twofor as years a child. 2014 | Ford POSTSEASON 000 0 000 0 000 0 000 0 000 0 000 0 000 0 000 0 29 Josh GOALKEEPER Started two MLS FORD’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS Suffered Suffered season-end- Team GP GS MIN GA GAA Saves Team GP GS MIN GA GAA Saves Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle 2011: 2011: Selected in Selected (11th round the first Named Big East Goalkeeper of SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Year Year 2011 2011 2012 2012 2013 2013 Career Totals Career Totals Career Suffered knee injury and placed on Disabled Suffered HOW ACQUIRED: ACQUIRED: HOW overall) of the 2011 MLS Supplemental Draft Signed on January 2011. March 14, on 18. • Spent majority of list. season 2013 on the disabled • 2010 Big UConn East career Goalkeeper of records the Holds Year. in starts and wins. shutouts, consecutive • Head Coach He has Sigi goalkeeper. great reactions and Schmid: “Josh he is is very a great line brave.” MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: ing right patella Started Disabled List one on MLS May Reserve 1. fracture and Included draw at League in LA wasa game, (4/15). 1-1 placed on 18-man gameday roster vs. Santos Laguna (4/2). 2012: List (5/4) and on activated Started 7/3. and played post- matches, League Reserve MLS four in 90 full ing record of Reserve League matches, including 2-2-0.a 3-1 win vs. in Reserve League. of Record 1-1-0 SJ (10/10). 56 COLLEGE: 2010: COLLEGE: 2010: Earned the Year. first team College Soccer News All-American and All-Big East first team Started all 20 games as honors. a finishing senior, his col-

PLAYERS FORD PLAYERS FREI 57 Member of Played Played in 20 195 2007: 2007: WEIGHT: WEIGHT: STEF-in FRY In 21 games played made 82 Switzerland media.soundersfc.com Altstaetten, Switzerland Altstaetten, Son of Marlies and Erwin, and has California @stefan24frei 2008: 6-3 April 20, April 1986 20, Played in 6 games, 5 as a in starter6 games, making 18 Played Frei BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: PRONUNCIATION: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: games, games, all as starter making 91 with saves Team a GAA First All-American. Team First NSCAA 0.77. of All-Pac 10, NSCAA First Team Far West Region. 2006: saves with a 0.59 GAA. Led Pac-10 in and per percentage, saves save game. saves, shutouts, INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: Team. National Swiss U-15 PERSONAL: one brother Michael. Attended De La Salle High School and was named 2005 Athlete of the Year. Also speaks German.German Keeper Oliver Kahn, and His the player he’d childhood most like to face in a game is Edwin van der Saar. hero is spot isvacation favorite His basketball. enjoys Also the Maldives. saves for a GAA of 0.77. Was on the MAC Her mann Her MAC the on Was 0.77. of GAA a for saves Trophy Watch list. Team Soccer Drawer College First Top All-American. Team Soccer News Third of the Year, First Team All-Pac-10. NSCAA First Team Far West All-Region. : : COLLEGE 2011: 2012: 24 Stefan GOALKEEPER Appeared in Appeared one game Started all 28 games Toronto FC (2009-13). Toronto 2010: 2010: Acquired Acquired from Toronto FC via Started 26 of all 26 games played and MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: 2013: MLS EXPERIENCE: for Toronto FC, a CONCACAF 1-0 loss 2011-2012 the at of leg first the CHI in Started (10/19). Champions League Quarter-Finals Galaxy. Missed remainder against of the LA season surgery. ending season due injuryrequired which to Appeared and started 2,406 in minutes and 27 six matches, clean sheets. logging Surpassed •goalkeep- a is "Stefan Schmid: Sigi Coach Head er we have liked for a number of quality years. He is professional a who brings leadership experience to and the position. Adding Stefan point at of his career to was us.” very attractive this • Canadian Championship winner. Four-time • Named FC Toronto Year. Humanitarian 2009 of the and 2010 Defender of the Year • Recorded from 2009-13. 19 Toronto shutouts in 82 appearances for PREVIOUS CLUBS: trade trade on in for 2015 December exchange 2013 10, conditional pick. round first SuperDraft HOW HOW ACQUIRED: Jimmy Brennan for most all-time club appearances club all-time most for Brennan Jimmy with Appeared 95. and started in all four matches in the Nutrilite Canadian Championship, recording two clean sheets. played, played, logging 2,520 minutes and making 108 saves. Finished the season with eight shutouts and shutouts eight with season the Finished saves. a record of Frei also 8-13-7. posted a 1.32 goals against average and a 70% save percentage. Won and a percentage. average 70% against save the MLS Save of the Week award in Week 15. Named Toronto FC’s Humanitarian of the Year. Went Went with the MLS Generation adidas winter tour to to Spain at the conclusion 2009: of the MLS season. logged 2,295 minutes, and making 98 saves. Recorded his first professional win in 3-2 win at KC at win 3-2 in win professional first his Recorded (03/21). (03/21). Recorded first professional shutout a few weeks later at home in a 1-0 win over Chivas USA. Chivas win over at home later weeks in a 1-0 Finished the season with 5 shutouts. Won MLS Save Save of the Week for three straight weeks (08/26, 09/05, and Finished 09/17). with a record of 9-9-7. Awarded Toronto FC’s “Defender of the Year” at the at Year” the of “Defender FC’s Toronto Awarded end of season. Played the first half against Real Madrid on 08/07/09. Started all but one game of the Nutrilite Canadian Played both Championship. games games against Puerto Rico Islanders in the CON- Champions League. CACAF ho Started 27 78 174 at KC (3/21/09) 2010: vs. CHV (4/22/09) vs. 9975 WLTS 00000 20100 LAY-oh WEIGHT: WEIGHT: Costa Rica Joined Seattle following 2009 San Jose, San Costa Jose, Rica 0.00 6-1 2009: November 21, November 1980 21, Made 14 appearances and started 12 games 12 started and appearances 14 Made HEIGHT: HEIGHT: BORN: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: PRONUNICATION: First MLS Shutout: First First MLS Appearance: MLS First ing a defense that ranked second in MLS with 0.97 a goals against average. Lone assist of came 2012 in the first Laguna (3/7) game, in a the CCL season the of 2-1 end the quarterfinals. towards Played minutes straight 597 in win vs. Santos from 8/25-10/7 before suffering a calf injury that kept kept him out the rest of the season. Made 26 appearances and 21 starts across all competitions. all startsacross 21 and appearances 2011: at left back. at Recorded second left back. career assist on his first corner kick of the season vs. NY (6/23). Played (6/23). NY vs. season the of cornerkick first full 90 minutes in both MLS Cup Game-winning Playoff games. assist in CCL match vs. San Francisco FC (8/3). For the first time, he returned to returned he time, first the For (8/3). FC Francisco Costa Costa Rica to play against former team at CS Herediano Herediano (9/14). Made 25 appearances and 22 starts across all competitions. in 22, logging 2,347 90 minutes and played games minutes. minutes. Scored first MLS goal, the game-winner, vs. Also NE first recorded MLS vs. assist (6/5). NE vs. (8/28) Led with team with red card suspension. six cautions. (6/5). (6/5). Missed match at COL (7/25) due to yellow card accumulation and missed game vs. CHI CONCACAF Gold Cup and became fixture at left back. back. Started all 13 appearances, including both playoff legs vs. HOU (10/29, 11/8). Made debut vs. legs 11/8). HOU (10/29, playoff vs. FC Barcelona in friendly (8/5). Played 81 minutes in first league appearance at RSL (8/8). Played full Played league in appearance at first RSL (8/8). 90 minutes in Open U.S. Cup Final 2-1 win at DC (9/2). (9/2). 2014 | 90 1 1.00 Gonzalez 2012: 000 0 11 82 82 7311 125 1.54 314 20 35 25 19 12 Leo DEFENDER 9 at POR (7/30/11) FREI’S FREI’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS FREI’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Voted Voted 2013 Sounders Team GP GS MIN GA GAA Saves TorontoToronto 26 26 28 2295 28 38 2520 37 1.49 1.32 98 108 8 13 TorontoToronto 27 27 2406 49 1.83 106 3 12 11 6 Toronto CS Herediano (Costa Rica, Signed on July 2, 2009. Re- 11, 2 Times, Last Times, at 2 POR (7/30/11) 11, SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Year 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Totals Career HOW HOW ACQUIRED: signed on December 2013. 16, PREVIOUS CLUBS: 2000-08), Municipal Liberia (Costa Rica, 2009). • Year. Sounders FC of Defender the 2013 Voted 58 Shots Faced Saves • Ffith in club history with 136 appearances, fourth with 126 starts, and fourth min- with 11,138 utes utes across all competitions. • Capped 60 times and played in 2006 FIFA World World Cup Costa Rica. for •play back, left play can “Leo Schmid: Sigi Coach center center back in a pinch, and he can also play wide left attacking an is He us. for line whole the run and fullback fullback with good size and athleticism.” MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: FC Defender of the Year by his teammates. Started teammates. his by Year the of Defender FC all 27 of his appearances, matching career-highs set in 2010, and finished fourth on the club with 2,318 minutes. Team was 14-9-4 with goals Team a 1.00 2,318 minutes. against against average with Gonzalez in the opposed lineup, as to 1-3-3 with a 2.14 GAA without. Recorded lone assist Recorded of season in at 2-2 PHI draw (5/4) when he found Mauro Rosales for his first goal of the season. Made a team-high 20 straight starts from April 13 to Tied-second August on 31. the team with 33 starts across all competitions and competitions all starts33 across with team the third among field players with 2,852 minutes. with 2,852 minutes. players among field third Appeared in 19 league games with 15 starts, league with games in 15 help- Appeared 19

PLAYERS FREI / GONZALEZ PLAYERS GONZALEZ 59 (10/19/13) 61 41 81 0 vs. NE (6/5/10) vs. 85 0 53 0 at RSL (8/8/09) 3 at LA (9/21/13) 40 13 22 24 38 18 21 4, 5 Times, Last at DAL DAL at Last Times, 5 4, media.soundersfc.com 18 3 133 49 19 2 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E Married to Alejandra Abarca Hernan - Hernan Abarca Alejandra to Married 00 0 011 0 3 5 9 510 2 00 0 100 0 0 2 4 300 00 0 0 1 5 200 0 7 210 00 0 000 0 0 4 5 100 0 01 1 400 1 0 201 0 1 7 0 13 5 GA P GA P Fouls Committed Committed Fouls Fouls Suffered Fouls PERSONAL: Alicia and Arce Son of Has one son, dez. Leandro. Jose Gonzalez. Has two brothers, Alexander and Jose Andres. Played against Rican his team, Herediano, former in the Costa CONCA- 2010-11 Champions CAF League. First MLS Appearance MLS First First MLS Goal First 174 744 210 180 180 POSTSEASON 22 22 22 0000 00000000 22 88 98 92 8090 1 vs. NE 1 (6/5/10) vs. 2 vs. VAN (6/8/13) VAN 2 vs. Transferred Transferred in 2009 to GONZALEZ’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS SeattleSeattle 11 27 11 979 27 2347 Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle Seattle Team GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN SeattleSeattleSeattle 14 12 19 1069 15 27 1377 27 2318 GONZALEZ’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS 2009: 2009: PAST SFC RECIPIENTS PAST 201320122011 Leo Gonzalez 2010 Jeff Parke 2009 Jeff Parke James Riley Tyrone Marshall 1, 3 Times, Last 1, Times, at 3 PHI (5/4/13) 1, 3 Times, Last 1, Times, vs 3 NY(3/19/11) 2009 2010 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Totals Career Year Year 2011 2012 2013 Totals Career Costa Rican left back Leo Gonzalez was voted Year Defensive for Player Sounders of FC the in 2013, matching his while career logging minutes 2,318 (4th high on team). for Fourteen of starts Seattle’s 15 wins (27) came with Gonzalez in the starting lineup. teamThe allowed one goal per game in his goals 27 startsper game in and the2.14 seven games he did not play. Gonzalez made a team-high 20 straight starts from toApril 13 August 31. GETTING GETTING DEFENSIVE Assists Goals OTHER OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2000- Started 09: club in career 2000 CS for Herediano, making 154 appearances and scoring three goals over nine seasons. Municipal Liberia and made four appearances en route to the first division title before signing Seattle. with Shots Shots on Goal Moved Moved to 220 Made four appear- 2002-09: Signed with Colorado Signed for newly promot- newly Signed for HAWN-uh-mun WEIGHT: WEIGHT: Acquired via allocation and 1997-99: USA Seattle, Washington Seattle, 2009-11: 2009-11: Seattle Paciﬁc @hahnemann1 2012: 6-3 June 1972 15, Hahnemann Signed a short-term deal with EPL side BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: PRONUNCIATION: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: signed by Sounders FC late in the season. Made lone Champions appearance in a 3-1 CONCACAF • Coach Sigi ence and Schmid: quality “Marcus on gives and off us the field experi- at the keeper position.” goal- MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: ances in full first season with Sounders FC, finish- Made average. goals against 1.00 ing with an even MLS debut for Sounders FC in 3-0 shutout win vs. DAL (8/3), his first MLS game month, in and 14 8 years, days, the one longest lapse in with Finished 2-2-0 record appearances in league history. in MLS regular season, Started in with the first leg of one the Western Conference clean Appeared in Semifinals, a sheet. 2-1 POR loss (11/2). vs. the 2-0 win vs. Round, coming on COL in the (10/30) 87th minute after in a red card the was issued Knockout to Michael Gspurning. the Manned goal in a loss 1-0 at Bay Tampa (5/29) in the Open U.S. Made Cup. four saves in a loss 1-0 vs. Santos Laguna (4/2) in the first Semifinals. leg of Started the CCL six matches and MLS played 242 Reserve shutout minutes in preseason. League the Group Stage win vs. Marathon (10/24), where he made four saves. Rapids of MLS and went on to start 23 consecutive start23 to on went and MLS of Rapids league games. Won 16 of 28 regular season games and was voted Rapids Defender of the Year the of Defender Rapids voted was and games in 1998. Made 13 appearances for the Rapids in gathering 1999, a record. 10-3-0 OTHER OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2011- 12: Everton, but did not make an appearance before being released. being released. ed Wolves as a free agent on June 17, 2009. Reading Reading where he became a mainstay for The Forced Forced his way into appearances the from lineup 2009-11. and made 40 Royals, making Royals, 276 appearances from 2002-2009 and helping the club gain promotion to the EPL in 2005-06. Made a career-high 47 appearances in all in appearances 47 career-high a Made 2005-06. competitions in 2002-03 as Reading reached the promotion playoffs, Wolverhampton. Started only every legue and to cup lose out to game game game the entire 2004-05 season, finishing with 21 and shutouts a 0.96 goals average against 2014 | 1 Marcus GOALKEEPER Everton Everton (England, 2011-12), Acquired via allocation on SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE HOW HOW ACQUIRED: undisclosed an traded Seattle 2012. 14, September draft choise FC for to Toronto the No. 1 allocation Re-signed on January 8, priority. 2014. PREVIOUS CLUBS: Wolverhampton (England, 2009-11), Reading FC (England, 2002-09), Fulham (England, 1999-02), Colorado Rapids 1994). Sounders (USL-USA, (USA, • 1997-99), More England Seattle than 300 for appearances in hampton. Fulham, 13 years Reading, in • and - Wolver Nine caps and for National Team U.S. member World Cup squads. of 2006 and 2010 • Played for helping them A-League to league title in 1996. Sounders from 1994-96, 60

PLAYERS HAHNEMANN PLAYERS HAHNEMANN 61 ho ho 05 04 vs. TB (5/3/97) vs. 304 at DAL at (4/20/97) DAL 4102 0200 4402 WLTS WLTS 00000 62201 00000 30100 media.soundersfc.com A graduate of Newport High School Seattle Seattle Pacific’s only three-time All- 0.00 0.00 Despite Despite having only nine caps, he was a mainstay being selected to teams Team, from 1994- on U.S. 2010. COLLEGE: American, he helped the Falcons capture the 1993 the capture American,Falcons the helped he NCAA Division II Championship in his senior year and was named Defensive MVP of the 1993 Final Four. A four-year letterman, school Hahnemann records for consecutive scoreless holds minutes (944), consecutive shutouts shutouts(46). Rated among the top nation’s 10 in (10) and shutouts and goals-against average career in all four of his collegiate seasons. PERSONAL: local Kentridge and also attended WA, in Bellevue, High. Nicknames include ‘Red Bird’ and ‘Boomer.’ Likes to work on his Porsche, play video games, and ride dirt throw- for bikes Famous with his kids. ing his jersey into the crowd at all his matches in England. Intensely patriotic, he has a of tattoo the Amanda wife and He arm. left his on Americanflag twoAustin. have Hunter and boys, First MLS Appearance MLS First MLS Shutout First 93 2 1.94 180 2 1.00 11 450 5 1.00 23 360 4 1.00 723 9 1.12 37 2001- 1999- POSTSEASON 55 000 0 22 44 000 0 21 98 70 69 6207 107 1.55 323 41 27 0 14 Has made nine Began Began pro career 14 at 14 (8/31/97) DAL Team GP GS MIN GA GAA Saves Team GP GS MIN GA GAA Saves Colorado 25 24 2157 37 1.54 111 13Colorado 10 Colorado 28 28 2520 52 1.86 138 16 12 Colorado 13 13 1170 14 1.08 68 10 Seattle Colorado Seattle Seattle Seattle HAHNEMANN’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS HAHNEMANN’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS 1994-96: 10, 2 Times, Last: vs. DAL (6/19/99) DAL vs. Last: Times, 2 10, Year Year 1997 1997 1998 1999 2012 1998 2013 Totals Career 2012 2013 Totals Career Purchased Purchased by Fulham of the English First Loaned to Rochdale and Reading from for the longest lapse in appearances at 14 years, one years, at month days. and eight 14 in for lapse the appearances longest Hahnemann's first league appearance since June 26, 1999, setting the record the setting 1999, 26, June since appearance league first Hahnemann's Sounders Sounders FC in a 3-0 win vs. Dallas on August 3, The 2013. game marked A LONG WAIT for appearance MLS first-ever his in sheet clean a earned Hahnemann Marcus in league In play. 2005-06, he made 45 ances appear- for Reading in the English and Championship spearheaded their charge to course the over sheets clean 22 promotion. remarkable a kept He of the season, 38 all in Appeared as league. the in backlines Reading stingiest sported one of the League Premier games in their inagural season in the EPL, helping Reading to an impressive eighth saves. in goalkeepers all led and finish place 02: Fulham, making six appearances for both. 2000: Division for $90,000. appearances appearances for U.S. National squads. Cup Team World and FIFA was 2010 and 2006 of member a INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: INTERNATIONAL for A-League Sounders. He A-League Sounders. for was the only rookie to be selected as an All Star, posting eight shutouts and 66 In saves. 1995, he led the A-League goalkeepers in minutes played (2160), shutouts fewest goals allowed (24) and (9), goals against average (1.00). In Sounders championship. win A-League the 1996, he helped the Seattle Shots Faced Saves 155 Called Called into U.S. Played Played for Sounders FC WEIGHT: WEIGHT: USA 20 50 70 CE Seattle, Washington Seattle, Parents Parents are Rich and Bernadette. @aokovar Stanford 28 SH 5-10 August 14, August 1993 14, Named Pac-12 Freshman of the Year. 10 35 18 63 BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: Kovar game-winning game-winning assist against Cal State Northridge (11/24) in second round 2012: of NCAA Tournament. Started of 12 appearances, scoring15 three goals goal collegiate career first Scored with two assists. (8/24). Francisco San at win 1-0 season-opening in (10/18). assist State Oregon against first Recorded EXPERIENCE: INTERNATIONAL U-18 National Team for Arizona training camp in (2/12-20). 2011 CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Academy Academy from and 2010-12, played for Sounders FC U-23s Appeared in in five 2013. MLS Reserve League matches Year the of for Player State Washington Sounders Gatorade 2011 FC. Named the after helping Garfield to Named league and the team MVP and in was 2011 a 2010 league selection. two-timeAll-KingCo Conference title. PERSONAL: is Father a doctor and mother is Has a one nurse. younger sister, Heather, as a high school freshman tennis Played who Crossfire. plays soccer for and sophomore. Grew up and currently lives in Leschi. Favorite soccer game-winner against moment Cal to help was Stanford reach scoring the NCAA tournament. the tournament. NCAA 2014 32 8 26 58 GA P | 36 33 11 Aaron MIDFIELDER Team GP GS Stanford 15 12 Stanford 21 21 KOVAR’S COLLEGE CAREER KOVAR’S STATISTICS Signed as Homegrown Player Started all 15 matches as a SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Year 2012 2013 Totals Career low in the footsteps of Seattle’s first-ever Homegrown signing, MLS 2013 All-Star DeAndre Yedlin. including Aaron and Kovar Sean Okoli this offseason. Both and Kovar Okoli fol- to look will and season,collegiate each in All-Conferencehonors earned Sounders FC has added three Homegrown Players over Soundersthe FC past two years, HOMEGROWN FEAT 62 HOW ACQUIRED: HOW ACQUIRED: on January 8, 2014. • Sounders FC Academy goals product and five he totaled where starter at Stanford, and two-year eight assists. Year. of the Freshman Pac-12 • 2012 • 2011 Gatorade Washington State Player of the as a senior at Garfield Year HS. • Sporting Director Chris Henderson: is “Aaron a very hard working left-sided player. He improved every year in our Academy same We look as and growth for a him professional. to we expect the the from crosses consistent with strikers our up set Aaron is a thinker on flank. the field and can make adjustments to his game very quickly.” COLLEGE: 2013: sophomore, ranking second on the team with six assists and added two goals. Earned Honorable Recorded selection. first Mention All-Pac-12 assist of season against Grand Canyon (9/13) and first goal of season Recorded assist and scored game-winning goal in at San Diego State (10/13). 2-1 win against advance Cal to (11/13), helping the Stanford NCAA Tournament. Recorded

PLAYERS KOVAR PLAYERS LOWE 63 175 Attended Camperdown WEIGHT: WEIGHT: Jamaica media.soundersfc.com Kingston, Jamaica Kingston, Played Played for Reading United in the Hartford @ballanana SH SOG 6-3 May 5, May 1993 5, 12 23 10 20 33 15 Lowe BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: Championship (11/9). Named Championship to (11/9). the America East Team. All-Tournament HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: H.S. in Kingston. Played youth soccer for Jamaican for soccer youth Played Kingston. in H.S. club View. Harbour PERSONAL: Conference All-Eastern the to named was and PDL team. Appeared in 10 regular scoring season once while matches, helping Reading allow twogames Started a games. 14 in divi- goals 12 best sion Reading for in Open the Cup. Lamar Hunt U.S. 31 7 952 5 84 GA P 99 01110 44 44 31 Damion DEFENDER Missed first 12 2011: 2011: College GP GS Hartford HartfordHartford 16 19 16 19 LOWE’S COLLEGE CAREER STATISTICS Selected Selected with the 8th overall Started all appearances 19 with Started all 16 appearances, missing just Year 2011 2012 2013 Career Totals Career 2012: 2012: career career high five goals and two Tri-captain assists. for the season. 2013 Named to the Second Team All-Northeast region, First All-America Team East and All-America East Hartford defense Tournament to Team. a school Led (13-4- since and 1996 best record average against record 0.84 goals 4). one and game scoring goals three with one assist. COLLEGE: 2013: 2013: COLLEGE: • Head Coach Sigi “Damion Schmid: has a great frame. He's very athletic and dangerous coming on set forward pieces.” • Jamaican international and a Generation adidas player. • Scored five goals while leading Hartford to school to Hartford leading while goals five Scored • 0.84 record goals in against average 2013. • Started all 44 appearances in three seasons at University of Hartford. HOW HOW ACQUIRED: pick in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft on January 16, 2014. Seven Seven points were third-best on the team, and Tournament Tournament Team (8/28). ranked second on team in goals scored. Named to second on in ranked team goals scored. shutouts against UMBC (11/5) and Boston games games due to injury. Returned to start final nine the West Virginia University Nike Classic All- game-winning game-winning goal at Boston University to lead University University (11/9) in the first two rounds of the matches. Helped the defense to two-straight Hartford Hartford to a 1-0 upset over the second-seeded America East Championship. Assisted on the Terriers in the semifinal round Terriers of America the East As As a rookie, 190 Appeared in 12 Appeared 2004: 2004: 2007: 2007: In In his second season, WEIGHT: WEIGHT: 2005: 2005: USA Riverside, California Riverside, Appeared and started in 18 match- 18 in started and Appeared Stanford @chadmarshall14 Appeared in Appeared 26 25 starting games, in Started all 29 games in which he 6-4 2009: 2009: August 22, August 1984 22, 2006: 2006: 2008: BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: appeared appeared to help the Supporters' Shield. Crew Selected to as and of the named to Defender Year the the the 2008 MLS 2008 2008 MLS MLS second-straight second-straight year nar- Marshall duty, earned International to due the matches three Missed honor. FIFA 2010 States United the on spot a missing rowly World Cup Started roster. in CONCA- in both matches matches playoff three Started Colorado. against CAF Champions League play. matches in Started the Crew's run in to the Open U.S. 2010 three Final. Cup second- its to Crew the help to goals four score to es con- second his win and Shield his of Supporters' straight Two crown. Year the of Defender MLS secutive Crew’s the Named goals. game-winning were tallies national the On 26. October on Year the of Defender named level, MLS of Player the Month for August, to named and 22 Week for Week the of Player MLS XI the First All-Star squad MLS on Missed 13. July 2009 the in duty Team National to due matches four matches playoff both Started Cup. Gold CONCACAF CONCACAF In 2009-10 the Lake. Salt Real against which in matches two in started League, Champions August on game-winner, the assist, one recorded he 26. Best XI squad, scoring four goals and registering two assists. Three of Three his game-winners. goals were two assists. The defender started all four matches in Crew's the matches four all started defender The run run to the 2008 twice MLS Scored Cup in title. the against Championship CHI and (11/13) the game- Playoffs, Playoffs, the tying goal in and Eastern Started NY (11/23). against Cup Conference in MLS winner went went the full 90 minutes RSL (5/27). against Qualifier in the U.S. Open Cup games, 11 of them starting assignments, while miss- while assignments, starting them of 11 games, ing 17 games due to concussions. Scored two goals, two Scored concussions. to due games 17 ing at CHI (6/3) and at LA (6/23), on the season. Started season. the on (6/23), LA at and (6/3) CHI at action Reserve in appeared he which in games both and and scored one goal, in a tie 1-1 vs. Chivas USA (5/13). (5/13). 2006. 2006. He scored one goal game-winning at the on COL was which (4/8) (5/6), and RSL one at assist, goal. Appeared in both of the Crew's matches in the in matches Crew's the of both in Appeared goal. 2006 U.S. Open Cup, starting one. Scored the lone Scored one. starting Cup, Open U.S. 2006 Crew goal in 2-1 extratime loss at D.C. on August 1 August on at loss D.C. in goal 2-1 extratime Crew in in Round of 16. appeared in 30 games, all of them starts, and tallied and starts, them of all games, 30 in appeared one one goal on July 9 against San Jose, and three assists on the season. Started and played the entire the played and Started season. the on assists 120 minutes in 3-1 overtime loss to DAL (8/3) in the in (8/3) DAL to loss overtime 3-1 in minutes 120 Lamar Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. appeared in 27 28 of as appeared matches, them starts, one of the League’s top newcomers to help the Crew to to help the Crew newcomers top of the League’s 2014 Marshall | 5 Ninth profes- Ninth Chad DEFENDER 2012: 2012: In his 10th season with season In 10th his Columbus Crew (2004-13). Crew Columbus Acquired Acquired via trade with the Appeared Appeared and started in 24 2010: 2010: SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE The veteran defender started in 32 matches in matches 32 in started defender veteran The HOW HOW ACQUIRED: Columbus Crew on round third December a 2015 and money allocation 12, for change 2013, - in ex pick. SuperDraft CLUBS: PREVIOUS • hon- XI Best and Year the of Spent Defender MLS earning 10 seasons with 2009. the and 2008 in ors Columbus Crew, • Ranks appearances. 21st among active players • with Team. 253 National U.S. by times 11 Capped • Head defender who Coach brings Sigi experience to the Schmid: and Cup Sounders. MLS an "Chad won has air, the is in dominant is He a quality year. the of defender a league been 2013: EXPERIENCE: MLS Columbus, made 30 Defender club’s the capturing starts while goal one scored at center in back player Crew the Became first honors. and Year of the history in MLS player field 46th the and history club in action regular-season in minutes 20,000 record to the match against PHI Missed (4/6). four matches 64 with a right hamstring strain and later started in the started and later strain a with hamstring right international international friendly against Wigan Athletic (7/13). Was Was issued a yellow card that led to a Dynamo penalty kick goal in the 10th minute at HOU (8/3) but (8/3) HOU at minute 10th the in goal kick penalty suffered a foul that led to Federico Higuain’s game- Higuain’s a that led foul to Federico suffered winning penalty kick in the 62nd minute against NY against in minute the 62nd kick penalty winning (8/10). Captained the club in the match against HOU against match the in club the Captained (8/10). (9/4). Left the match in the 28th minute of the match the of minute 28th the in match the Left (9/4). at KC (9/7) with a left quad contusion, at but returned KC with (9/7) a quad contusion, left for the next match at MTL (9/14) and scored his first his scored and (9/14) MTL at match next the for goal goal of the season on a Made header. his 250th career appearance in a start at DAL (9/29), becom- (9/29), in a at start DAL appearance career ing the first Crew player to do so. so. do to player Crew first the ing sional season was a milestone year for the for veteran year was a season sional milestone as he played his 200th career match for the Crew in Crew the for match career 200th his played he as the the season opener at COL on (3/10). Surpassed Mike Clark for first place on the Crew's all-time min- all-time Crew's the on place first for Clark Mike utes played list at PHI (8/29). At CHI (9/22), became (9/22), CHI At (8/29). PHI at list played utes the Black the & Black leader in Gold's all-time starts with his 222 starts. The veteran finished the season with two with season the finished veteran The starts. 222 goals goals in 24 all appearances, of which were starts. 2011: 2011: one recording captain, Crew's the as season first his assist. Was named to MLSSoccer.com Team of the Team to named Was MLSSoccer.com assist. Week four times. Started in the Crew's Playoff match Playoff Crew's the in Started times. four Week at at Colorado. matches matches to tally one goal and the XI squad, record two First All-Star assists. MLS 2010 the to Named

PLAYERS MARSHALL PLAYERS MARSHALL 65 (9/23/06) 10 10 10 20 11 10 20 10 20 vs. SJ (7/9/05) SJ vs. at KC (4/17/04) KC at 50 0 12 5, 3 Times, Last vs. HOU vs. Last Times, 3 5, A NCSAA All-American as A All-American NCSAA media.soundersfc.com 11 3 36 17 11 3 16 13 18 12 15 12 15 6 19 28 4, 2 Times, Last vs, NE (10/27/13) NE vs, Last Times, 2 4, 24 10 34 15 25 10 29 16 22 8 15 15 21 8 22 28 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E Son Son of Duane and Sandra Marshall 10 23 7 26 11 000 1000 1 0 2 20204 0 8 0 2 00 4 0 204 5000 2 1 4 10 1 0 2 20 0 000 1 0 2 00 0 011 135 113 204 842 3 7 60 0 408 124 011 204 102 GAP GAP time time the in goals Furman in over the victories, 2-1 NCAA of helping Tournament, pair a the to Cardinal Cup College NCAA the in Creighton and round third After semifinals. playing in All- the Cup College College NCAA Cup the to named final, UCLA, by won Team. Tournament HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: a senior at Rubidoux America High selection in School, 2001 and Parade 2002 All- and Best Parade’s named Defender in 2002. Soccer America in the coun- recruit the college top Marshall named in semester 2001 spring and 2000 fall the Spent try. Fla. Bradenton, in program Residency U-17 U.S. the two Started level. U-17 the at appearances 12 Made Championship Youth World FIFA 2001 the at games and started all & three matches Tobago in Trinidad at inter- His first the tournament. qualifying Championship 2001 national goal CONCACAF was the game winner in in Jamaica April opener Under-17 on the against tournament a 2-1 win World Earned 18, 30 2001. caps with the U-20 National and Team started all five games at the 2003 FIFA World Youth Championship in to Only player to helping the December the U.S. quarterfinals. 2003, appear in all matches for the 19 international U-20 National Team in 2003. Made his U-23 February 2004, debut appearing in four five of in the U.S.’s CONCA- of round final the in starts) (three matches Mexico. in qualifying Olympic CAF PERSONAL: on working Enjoys Jaclyn. sister, younger a has and equestri- an avid He was time. free in his house his Frank. named a horse had and youth his in an Fouls Committed Fouls Fouls Suffered Fouls Appearance MLS First Goal MLS First 90 210 180 180 359 POSTSEASON 11 22 22 22 44 11 11 1019 253 250 22220 16 10 42 178 70 219 161 11 1 4 vs. SEA (8/31/13) SEA 4 vs. Columbus Columbus Columbus Team GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN Columbus Columbus Columbus 28 27 2246 Columbus 30 30 2655 Columbus 26 25 2255 ColumbusColumbus 12 29 11 29 1020 2485 Columbus 18 18 1580 Columbus 24 24 2160 Columbus 32 32 2835 Columbus 24 24 2146 Columbus 30 30 2638 MARSHALL’S MLS CAREER MARSHALL’S STATISTICS MARSHALL’S MLS SINGLE-GAME MARSHALL’S HIGHS 2, 6 Times, Last vs. NY (4/7/12) NY vs. Last Times, 6 2, 1, 16 Times, Last at MTL (9/4/13) MTL at Last Times, 16 1, 1, 10 Times, Last vs. COL (6/26/11) COL vs. Last Times, 10 1, A standout for two seasons at Stanford, at seasons two for standout A 2011 Totals Career 2009 2010 Year Year 2004 2008 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Career Totals Career COLLEGE: COLLEGE: 39 including of in starts, them 40 games, appeared Collected Cup College final. the 2002 Men’s NCAA 2003, In assists. two and goals three on points, eight 10 as selection All-Pac was a a Team sopho- First more, when he started all 19 games in which one to score goal and an appeared three for he assist points. Selected to the 2003 NSCAA West All-Far Region had second Marshall team. a strong freshman campaign in 2002, earning Soccer 10 All-Pac America and of second-team Year Freshman the As times. 20 starting games, 21 in Appeared honors. five for assist one and two goals tallied a freshman, points. Scored two dramatic, game-winning over- Has represented Has EXPERIENCE: U-20 INTERNATIONAL Under-23, Team, National Men’s the at U.S. the and U-17 Has levels. earned 11 caps to first his in tally goal first one his Notched country. his for goal career cap on March 9, 2005 in CON- 2009 a the of friendly against matches six all Started Columbia. CACAF Gold Cup, helping the U.S. to finish. place a second the 2004 MLS Supporters' Shield. A finalist for MLS for A finalist Shield. Supporters' MLS 2004 the Rookie of the Year honors. Made his MLS debut (4/17) at Kansas City, when he became youngest ever start Crew player a game (erased later in the season by Danny Became Szetela). the youngest erased later (also assist an tally to ever player Crew later in the season by with Szetela) his first career minutes 180 all Played (7/17). NE against point MLS vs. series Semifinal Conference Eastern the of the of Crew’s The in games both started and England New campaign. Cup Open Shots Goals Assists Goal on Shots Began 2011-12: 2006-09: Spent one 154 2001-06: 2001-06: 2009-10: WEIGHT: WEIGHT: oh-bah-FEM-ee with two goals before rejoining Rubin. season side VfL Wolfsburg. Bundesliga Scored with six goals in 16 league starts). (seven games of United the Joined Newcastle German English Premier 2006, League scoring 28 goals in in league 88 matches and 35 goals in 104 games across all competitions. Had highest-scoring season of professional career in 2006-07 when he scored 17 Nigeria Lagos, Nigeria Lagos, @oba_martins 5-7 October 28, October 1984 28, Martins Signed with La Liga side Levante on BORN: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: PRONUNCIATION: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: 4-0 win vs. SJ (5/11) and 4-0 a SJ win 4-2 (5/18). (5/11) DAL vs. win vs. Scored game-winner in 2-0 win at CHV (6/1) on a ball from Lamar Neagle, then 81st assisted minute game-winner (6/8). in VAN 3-2 win vs. Neagle’s Scored twice in 2-0 win vs. DC (7/3), making him the in player fastest club history to score six goals vs. win 2-1 in goals both on Assisted minutes). (636 DAL vs. win 3-0 in goal opening Netted (7/28). CHV goal Recorded and (8/3). assist in 2-0 RSL win vs. (9/13). Made club debut vs. POR (3/16) and appear- postseason lone Made first (3/30). RSL startat ance when he played 41 minutes in POR (11/7). 3-2 loss at OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2012- 13: Scored goals seven with two September 13, 2012. assists in 21 league games, and scored twice three in UEFA Europa League matches. Made seven appearances in Russia’s top-flight and top-flight Russia’s in appearances seven Made seven more in all competitions in first full season with FC match- five in appearing Kazan, RubinRubin FC Russia’s Kazan. 2010-11: es Signed before joining Birmingham City with of the English Premier League on loan. Made six appearances goals, goals, including 11 goals in the EPL and six in UEFA UEFA Champions League play. professional professional career with Internazionale in Italy’s Serie A. Scored 28 Scored goals in A. 88 Serieand league games, 49 goals in 135 appearances across all competitions. Scored nine goals in cup play and 12 goals in Champions League and Europa League. Helped League. Europa and League Champions in Inter win the Serie A title in 2005-06, the Italian Cup in 2004-05 and 2005-06, and the Super Cup in 2005. Highest-scoring season with Inter was 11 goals in 31 league games and 17 goals in 42 appearances appearances across all competitions (2004-05). 2014 | 85 9 GP GOALS GWG Obafemi FORWARD Made 20 appearances Internazionale (Italy, 2001- Signed as a Designated Player SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Chris Chris Wondolowski, SJMike Magee, CHI 29SEA Obafemi Martins, 20 *8 other players tied at 5 11 32 8 21 6 Player 2013 MLS GAME-WINNING GOALS MLS EXPERIENCE: MLS 2013: EXPERIENCE: HOW ACQUIRED: HOW on 2013. March 15, PREVIOUS CLUBS: 06); Newcastle United (England, Wolfsburg 2006-09); VfL (Germany, 2009-10);(Russia, Rubin (Spain, 2013-13). 2010-12); Levante Kazan England, 2011); Birmingham City • (loan; In game-winning 2013, goals, and matched ranked second the on club with two club game-winning assists. the record with five • is 9-0-0 when Seattle Martins or scores assists. • Eight goals and four assists in Sounders for FC 20 in 2013. appearances • Scored 103 ances professional goals in in 316 appear- 12 leagues. seasons playing in Europe’s top • 38 caps and 18 Team. goals for the Nigerian National • Majority Owner Joe trifying “Obafemi Roth: is talent an who elec- has international experience at the highest level.” 66 in first MLS Designated Player season early on in Finished 2013. tied after being signed as a for for the team-lead with 20 points, scoring eight goals (tied-second) and four assists (tied-third). Finished Finished tied-third in MLS with five game-winning goals, goals, matching the club record, and ranked second on the club with two game-winning assists. Team was Team 9-0-0 when he scored or assisted, and his 0.49 COL at goals win 1-0 in FC Sounders per for goal first Scored game ranked 10th in MLS. (4/20), then went on in score to twonext a games,

PLAYERS MARTINS PLAYERS MARTINS 67 01 01 at COL (4/20/13) COL at vs. POR (3/16/13) POR vs. 4 vs. VAN (6/8/13) VAN 4 vs. 3 at RSL (6/22/13) RSL 3 at media.soundersfc.com SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E Born in Lagos, Nigeria began youth 20 43 16 17 18 20 43 16 17 18 84 000 0000 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 10 0 84 GAP GAP PERSONAL: career in with 1999 NigeriaLeft FC Ebedei. at age 16 to join Italy’s Reggiana. Made appearances twowith Reggiana before joining Inter first in team Scored 23 2001. goals for Inter’s youth team and won the Italian Under-18 title. Has two Oladipupo brothers, Olarotini MartinsMartins, who professionally. play and John Ronan Fouls Committed Fouls Fouls Suffered Fouls Goal MLS First First MLS Appearance MLS First 41 41 POSTSEASON 10 10 20 17 1466 Made first 2 vs. DC (7/3/13) DC 2 vs. 6 at VAN (7/6/13) VAN 6 at 2 vs. CHV (7/28/13) CHV 2 vs. MARTINS’ MARTINS’ MLS CAREER STATISTICS MARTINS’ MARTINS’ MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Team GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN Seattle 20 17 1466 Seattle 2, 6 Times, Last vs. RSL (9/13/13) RSL vs. Last Times, 6 2, Year Year 2013 2013 Totals Career Career Totals Career Assists Shots Goal on Shots Goals appearance appearance for on Nigeria May 29, Team National 2004, against Ireland. Has been capped 38 times two Made play. international in goals 18 scored and appearances in World Cup, FIFA the playing 2010 a total of 71 minutes in First Stage against Korea in Africa Played the Cup of Argentina. and Nations in 2006, 2008 and 2010. INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: Traded Made nine 2012: 165 2011: Joined Joined the Charleston Signed with Sounders FC NAY-gull WEIGHT: WEIGHT: 2010: USA Federal Way, Washington Way, Federal 2009-10: 2009-10: UNLV @lamarneagle OF THE YEAR SOUNDERS FC 5-11 HUMANITARIAN May 7, May 1987 7, 201320122011 Lamar Neagle 2010 David Estrada 2009 James Riley James Riley Graham Taylor Played for the Played time first internationally with IFK Neagle BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: PRONUNCIATION: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: from Seattle to Montreal Impact with Mike Fucito in Fucito Impact with Mike Montreal to Seattle from exchange for Eddie Johnson. Made 23 ances and appear- 11 starts for the Impact, goals and point twofirst Recorded with an assists. scoring two assist on the opening goal in a 2-1 in Montreal goal a for 4-1 first Scored win vs. (4/7). win vs. TOR SEA (6/16). Scored game-winning goal on a 20- yard curler in 3-1 win vs. SJ (8/18), winning MLS Goal of the Week for week 24. August August for his work with America SCORES Boys & and Girls Club of King County. starts in 23 Tied appearances. third on team with five goals Made (three game-winners). MLS debut LA Scored vs. club’s sec- (3/15). in First Kick 2011 ond hat trick, first at home, named vs. MLS Player of CLB (8/27), the First Week. career goal and Goal MLS named (5/28), RSL at game-winner was of the Week player third Became and streak. unbeaten home record snapped Salt Lake’s in league club history to score in MLS Cup (11/2). RSL Playoffs, vs. Led team with four goals assists and in six Reserve MLS League three Made games. 33 appearances in all competitions, goals and two assists. scoring six OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2010- 11: 11: Mariehamn. Mariehamn. Appeared in five league matches, Battery Battery of the USL-2, third tier professional of U.S. scoring two goals. soccer. soccer. Scored 12 goals in 19 regular season matches, earningmatches, in Golden Boot and MVP honors USL-2. The Battery went on to win the 2010 The USL-2 went Battery on to win the 2010 USL-2. championship. championship. on June 10, 2009 but was limited to action in friend- in action to limited was but 2009 10, June on 2014 | 27 Lamar MIDFIELDER/FORWARD Enjoyed Enjoyed his best MLS Montreal Impact (2012); Acquired Acquired from Montreal Impact SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE 68 HOW ACQUIRED: ACQUIRED: HOW on January 27, 2013, in exchange for an internation- an for exchange in 2013, 27, January on al roster slot through the end of the season. 2014 6, on 2014. January extension contract to Signed PREVIOUS CLUBS: Sounders FC (2009, 2011); 2010). Charleston(USL-2; Battery • Finished 2013 points. tied for the team lead with 20 • Sounders Named FC 2013 Humanitarian of the Year. • 2010 Charleston Battery. Golden Boot and MVP • in USL-2 Native for High School. Thomas of Jefferson Federal Way, Wash. and played at • Sporting an Director midfielder attacking who Chrisplays smart and adds Henderson: “Lamar is versatility to our He club. is a great teammate and positive presence in the room.” locker MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: with team-lead the for tied finishing date, to season a career-high 20 points in his third stint with Sounders FC. Also set career highs in nearly every nearly in highs career set Also FC. Sounders statistical statistical category, including appearances (30), starts (27), minutes (2,409), goals (8), and assists (4). (4). Finalist for MLS Comeback Player of Year. the Second on the team with eight goals and four game-winning goals. Scored in back-to-back games games for first time in career SJ and vs. (5/11) vs. DAL (5/18), recording three goals and an assist total. Scored in three straight games vs. CHV (9/4), CHV vs. games straight three in Scored total. vs. CHI (9/7), and vs. RSL (9/13). Netted game-win- Netted (9/13). RSL vs. and (9/7), CHI vs. ner in 2-1 win vs. CHV (7/28). Scored game-winning goal in 81st minute and added assist in 3-2 win vs. VAN (6/8). Recorded (6/8). first goals VAN win of vs. the season with a brace in a 4-0 win vs. SJ (5/11). Assisted (5/11). SJ vs. win 4-0 a in brace a with son Clint Dempsey’s first Sounders FC goal in 1-1 draw 1-1 in goal FC Sounders first Dempsey’s Clint vs. LA (10/27). Named to MLSSoccer.com Team of Team MLSSoccer.com Named to LA (10/27). vs. the Week for weeks 11 and 12. Scored first goal Scored first of and 12. weeks for Week 11 the season in 1-1 draw vs. Santos Laguna (4/9) in sec- in (4/9) Laguna Santos vs. draw 1-1 in season ond leg of CCL semifinals. Named Sounders FC Humanitarian of the after Year making more than 25 appearances in the community this season and 25 appearances starting The Neagle Foundation. Recognized as MLS MLS W.O.R.K.S. Humanitarian of the Month for

PLAYERS NEAGLE PLAYERS NEAGLE 69 vs. LA (3/15/11) vs. at RSL (5/28/11) Three-year starter for 4, 2 Times, Last vs. CHI (9/7/13) CHI vs. Last Times, 2 4, media.soundersfc.com 3, 3 Times, Last vs. RSL (9/13/13) RSL vs. Last Times, 3 3, Lamar Neagle was born on May 7, ranked ranked ninth in goals with 27 and tied place for with 60 points. eighth HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Led High School. Thomas Jefferson Way’s Federal team to state championship as Broke 31- a senior. record year-old by scoring six goals in one game. League All-Area MVP. and PERSONAL: Has two Shedrick and brothers, Jamaal, and 1987. Daisia and Jasmine. Tanisha, three sisters,

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2009 Year COLLEGE: COLLEGE: lies versus Chelsea and Barcelona. Waived after preseason as season an and invitee. spent 2010 Federation Federation first team selection Scored a at UNLV. league-high nine NCSSA goals Regional Far-West second team and first as a team Scored honors. 29 seconds apart senior. in 2-1 win Earned at St. Mary’s. Played in every every Started game points. as 11 a with team the sopho- led and more game as a freshman. Finished UNLV career Goals Assists Shots Shots on Goal on Shots 185 30 20 20 CE Three-year Three-year letter winner WEIGHT: WEIGHT: 640 USA Yardley, Pennsylvania Yardley, 15 19 N/A 3322 19 14 Parents are Peggy and Jack Ockford. Jack and Peggy are Parents Louisville SH SOG @jockford 6-1 June 10, June 1992 10, 22 89 39 11 0 Ockford BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: for Pennsbury HS. Served as team captain in his senior year. Named to the Courier Times Golden Team and a spot on the all-league 2009. Helped his first team to team the SOL in Championship in 2009. PERSONAL: soccer Alex played Brother Majored in psychology. Mary's.Mount for St. 2014 339 204 408 011 94 | GA P Started 16 70 69 GP GS Has extensive 49 Jimmy DEFENDER 2010: 2010: OCKFORD’S COLLEGE CAREER STATISTICS Selected Selected in the second round Started all appearances 17 with Started all 17 games with twowith goals games 17 all Started Started 16 games as a sophomore 2012: 2012: SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Year2011 Team 20122013 Mary’s St. Mt. Totals Career Mary’s St. Mt. 16 Louisville 17 16 17 20 20 2010 Mary’s St. Mt. 17 16 2011: in junior season at Mount St. Mary’s. Ranked fourth Ranked Mary’s. St. Mount at season junior in on the team Led with the four points. team with 33 shots. with three goals win 2-1 a in goal and collegiate first his for game-winner three assists. Scored the against Recorded a Rider. goal and an assist in a two goals in lone season at Helped Louisville. the team to title Conference and was AAC named Defender of the Year. the inaugural American Athletic HOW ACQUIRED: HOW ACQUIRED: (21st overall) of the 2014. 16, January 2014 MLS SuperDraft on • NSCAA in 2013. Year of Player the Defensive All-Midwest First Team • and AAC Three-year starter transferring to Louisville senior for season. at Mount St. Mary’s before • Sporting “Jimmy ChrisDirector is He a Henderson: with a lot of heartwho plays player and energy. is very aggressive, tremendous in the air and has a verticalgreat leap." 2013: COLLEGE: 70 3-1 win against Bryant. Scored the game-winner in the game-winner Scored Bryant. 3-1 win against of 17 appearances in freshman Recorded season. a 2-1 victory against Quinnipiac. one assist and had shots. 19 INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: experience experience with the U.S. Youth National Team. Traveled with Argentina and Israel theand was included in the U-20 U-18 squad to Portugal, player player pool. Scored for the U-18 team against the Chivas USA reserves (4/27/10).

PLAYERS OCKFORD PLAYERS OKOLI 7171 Has Has extensive 182 00 10 21 31 CE soundersfc.com Played for Sounders FC U- FC Sounders for Played oh-COE-lee WEIGHT: WEIGHT: USA media.soundersfc.com Federal Way, Washington Way, Federal SH SOG Wake Wake Forest Parents are Tina and Christopher. Has Christopher. and Tina are Parents 11 37 16 21 71 29 6-1 February 3, February 1993 3, 43 93 GAP BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: PRONUNICATION: @askaboutugo TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: experience experience with Argentina Portugal, to the squad U-18 the with U.S. Traveled Youth National pool. player Team. U-20 the in included was and Israel and Scored for the U-18 team against the Chivas USA (4/27/10). reserves SCHOOL: CLUB/HIGH player academy first the Became Academy. and 23s to play in the MLS Reserve League for Sounders FC. Scored two goals Sounders FC U-23s in with goals in 19 scored and starter Four-year 2013. 315 School High at Beamer minutes Todd SPSL for the to team lead help the to senior a as assists 14 South Division Championship. Named the SPSL 2009 Co-Player of the Year and Team selection in All-SPSL 2008 First and 2009. Named to the points, points, including four Scored in goals four straight matches to end the regular and three USF (8/27), against debut Made collegiate season. assists. playing the full 90 minutes. Recorded first career 25 No. on against point, assisting the game-winner State NC at goal career first Scored (10/14). Virginia (10/22), and first game-winner against William & Mary (10/25). Recorded an assist debut Tournament against South in Carolina (11/17). his NCAA Named a College Soccer 360 of Player Primetime (11/1) Week the INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: 2009 Seattle Times All-Area Team and 2008-09 All- and 2008-09 Team All-Area Times Region Seattle 2009 Year. the of Player Soccer Male Way his Federal in player 40th-best the as Ranked player. ODP IV in third-best the and TopDrawerSoccer.com by class Northwest. Pacific the PERSONAL: one brother and three A sisters. communications major at Wake Forest with minor in - Entre preneurship. Favorite restaurant in Seattle is in Dick's. Seattle restaurant Favorite preneurship. Grew up playing soccer at Federal Way's Celebration Park. Favorite soccer moment was hat Favorite Park. Celebration Forest. Wake at season sophomore in trick Okoli 2012: 61 55 4648 24 9 57 162 71 GP GS MIN 13 Sean FORWARD OKOLI’S COLLEGE CAREER STATISTICS Signed as Homegrown Player on Player Homegrown as Signed Led the team with nine goals and goals nine with team the Led Started Started 18 of his 21 in appearances 2011: 2011: Year Team 2011 Forest Wake 21 18 1509 20122013 Forest Wake Forest Wake 20 20 17 1490 20 11 1649 3 25 54 26 Career Totals Career Quarterfinals and played every minute in minute and every an played Quarterfinals NCAA Tournament overtime loss (11/18). to Coastal Carolina first first collegiate season, earning All-ACC Freshman Team honors. Finished third on the team with 11 HOW ACQUIRED: ACQUIRED: HOW Earned Second Team All-ACC honors as honors All-ACC a sopho- Team Earned Second more. Led the team with 11 goals, and three Named ACC assists. of recorded Co-Player the Week career first scoring after and 11/5) two (10/23 times and hat a NC trick against (10/19) goal States and assists against top-ranked Maryland (11/1). Also named first and NSCAA (9/7) Clemson Player at season of of goal first the Scored assist and Week goal Scored on (9/28). Tech (10/24). Virginia at assist against Virginia (11/6) in the ACC Tournament COLLEGE: 2013: 2013: COLLEGE: • has Sean Forest, Wake at and Sporting Academy our Director in time Chris “During Henderson: his look We net. the of back the in ball the put to proven for Sean to add some flair in himself for chances scoring our and creating defenders attack going at teammates.” his and co-led team with 21 points to earn All- Team First South Region scoring. in team and the leading season straight Second First Team All-ACC honors. Recorded three assists. Scored first-half NC hat against twice trick scored and (8/24) Furman against goal at and assist Maryland Recorded (10/8). State (10/19). Scored in in and assisted the (11/12) Virginia against first Tournament round of (12/1). the Dame Notre against round second the NCAA • FC Sounders for played who native Way Federal Academy. and U-23s • Earned honors All-ACC all sea- three collegiate sons. • Scored Forest. 24 Wake goals at with sons nine assists in three sea- January 8, 2014. 2014. 8, January 2008: Has 30 caps 155 Joined Guatemalan side Joined Guatemalan WEIGHT: WEIGHT: Guatemala Guatemala City, GT Guatemala City, 2004-08: Started 28 of his 30 appearance in @marcopappas16 5-10 Played Played in matches 11 in his first season November 15, November 1987 15, 2009: 2009: Pappa BORN: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: (6/5) and 1-0 win at NE (6/27). Appeared in all three all in Appeared (6/27). NE at win 1-0 and (6/5) matches in the Superliga, the providing game-winning assist UNAM Pumas win in (7/20). vs. the 1-0 Played the full 120 minutes during the scoreless draw vs. Charleston Battery loss- in starting1-0 friendlies, in three all in Appeared U.S. Open Cup. es to Paris Saint Germain (5/19) and A.C. (5/30). Milan first first full season with the Fire, recording five goals and four assists on the season. Appeared final the to in progressed Fire five the as games Superliga min- 23 Registered tournament. international the of utes in the friendly Club Americavs. (4/29). joining after three startingin matches, six in Played the on Fire loan from CSD Municipal (7/30). OTHER 2012-13: PROFESSIONAL Made Eredivisie. Dutch the of Heerenveen SC with one EXPERIENCE: start and recorded two assists. Appeared eight in matches for the reserve team’s squad in the Beloften Divisie A, scoring one goal and starting matches. seven CSD Municipal in 2004 at the age of 16. Played for Played CSD Municipal in 2004 at the age of 16. the club until being 2008. loaned in the to July Fire Made his professional debut in a domestic league match in August 2006 against Guatemalan club Deportivo Pepata. First professional against goal the came Nicaraguan club Real Madriz during the 2006 tournament. UNCAF INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: with five goals and three assists for Guatemala. Has three goals in 15 World Cup Qualifiers, includ- Cup Qualifiers, World goals in 15 Has three ing one goal against the United States in 2012. Made his international debut in 2008, making his first first international appearance in a 1-0 loss to the United States in a World FIFA 2010 Cup Qualifier on (8/20/08). Scored first international goal in Guatemala’s Guatemala’s 1-0 victory over Cuba (9/10/08) in Havana. Appeared in Havana. all four of Guatemala’s 2011 CONCACAF CONCACAF Gold Cup matches, scoring in a 4-0 in help- Calif., Carson, win Grenada over (6/14/11) ing Guatemala to the tournament’s quarterfinals for quarterfinals tournament’s the to Guatemala ing just the third Helped time. Guatemala finish with a perfect perfect 6-0-0 record and move to the 2014 CON- CACAF World CACAF Cup Qualifying semifinals. Overall, appeared appeared in World nine FIFA Cup 2014 Qualifiers. Also represented Guatemala at the U17, U20, U21 Guatemala Also at represented the U17, and U23 On levels. the roster for the U23 team in the 2008 CONCACAF Olympic qualifying tourna- in third finishing tripa missing just ment, by Beijing the tournament. 2014 | 10 Marco MIDFIELDER Appeared Appeared in 25 match- Acquired via allocation on : : SC Heerenveen (Eredivisie, 2010: 2010: Appeared in 29 matches, starting in 29 matches, Appeared 27. SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE 2011: 2011: January 31, 2013. 31, 2013. January PREVIOUS CLUBS 2012-13); Chicago Fire 2006-09). Nacional, (Liga Municipal (MLS, 2008-12); CSD • Played season. Eredivisie in the 2012-13 for SC Heerenveen • of Led the the assists Fire in with 25 Dutch seven appearances, goals earning and MLS added All-Star honors five in 2010. and Year Goal of the • Scored a was named All-Star. an inactive MLS career-high eight goals in 2011 and • Scored 26 appearances the for Chicago Fire. goals with 16 assists in career 112 • Capped 30 Team. times by the Guatemalan National • Sporting Director Chris “Marco is and proven Henderson: a established player who has been very productive in this league. He himself chances qualityand for his create team- to has the technical at mates any moment, and is a guy high-character who brings excitement who and bringsquality excitement to our midfield.” HOW HOW ACQUIRED: 72 : Started 20 of 22 match- 22 of 20 Started : 2012 EXPERIENCE: MLS es, logging 1,615 minutes in his final season with Scored six the goals Fire. with Scored five assists. at and (4/28) SEA vs. twice: games back-to-back in CHV (5/4) as well as vs. CLB (6/23) and at KC (6/29). (6/29). Tied career-high with three game-winning goals and set career-high with two game-winning Finished Finished second behind Dominic Oduro and set a assists. assists. career-high career-high with eight goals, adding two Scored assists. first career hat trick against RSL (9/28), becoming the fifth player in Chicago history to record a hat trick. Appeared in four U.S. Open Cup in Appeared U.S. four a hat record trick. matches, matches, logging 366 minutes in the run team’s to the 2011 the final. 2011 Started two international friendlies against against Manchester United (7/23) and Chivas de Guadalajara (9/14). es, es, winning the team’s Golden Boot award with seven goals and finishing second on the team with second goals on and the finishing team seven five assists. Won 2010 MLS Goal of the Year for his for Year the of Goal MLS 2010 Won assists. five one-time half volley in a 2-1 loss vs. SJ on 4/10. Was voted a startervoted Was and made his career MLS first Manchester United Scored in brace Houston. in 2- All-Star appearance as the team fell, 2 draw vs. COL 5-2, (6/9). Recorded three game-win- to ning goals: 2-0 win at DC (4/17), 2-1 win vs. PHI

PLAYERS PAPPA PLAYERS PAPPA / PEREIRA 73 Started Started 20 20 20 50 01 2012: 2011: 2011: 172 vs. NY (4/5/09) vs. vs. CHV (8/2/08) vs. 6, (4/14/11) 6, at POR WEIGHT: WEIGHT: 71900 81900 Brazil media.soundersfc.com São Paulo, Brazil São Paulo, 4, 2 Times, Last vs. NY (6/17/12) vs. Last Times, 4, 2 10 12 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E Michigan @fabiopereira_10 14 60 29 28 29 19 57 26 20 15 18 92 39 42 35 17 69 21 28 32 20 43 16 17 18 6-0 October 19, October 1991 19, 011 011 000 954 4 5 12 0 75 82 65 84 GAP GAP HEIGHT: HEIGHT: BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: named to 2012-13 Academic All-Big Ten. named Finished Academic All-Big to Ten. 2012-13 collegiate career ranked second in program history program in second ranked career collegiate with 22 assists, ninth with 13 goals and eight in total points (48). Also ranks in first historypoints total program (48). with 194 with shots 194 with and 77 fifth shots on goal, and his five penalty kicks ranks second. 20 of 21 appearances in junior season, scoring a career career high six goals and eight second assists. Ranked in Big Ten with eight assists (30th in NCAA), NCAA), fourth with 20 points and fifth with five goals in regular season Netted a play. hat trick in NCAA Tournament against Niagara (11/15) and coaches coaches Karate in Guatemala, which he took going for Enjoys to the four movies years. and spend- soccer memoryFavorite ing is time with his family. when Guatemala qualified for the World 2009. Cup in named to College Soccer News National of Team the Week (11/18). Also named No. 12 player Also in 12 player named the No. the Week (11/18). Big Ten by TopDrawerSoccer.com. of 20 season, in appearances scor-sophomore 17 Led in team assists assists. goals ing with four five First MLS Appearance MLS First First MLS Goal First Fouls Committed Fouls Suffered Fouls Pereira 217 240 241 POSTSEASON 00 0000000000 43 63 10 1000210000 33 20 17 1466 51 Started all 17 Fabio MIDFIELDER 2, 2, at KC (5/15/10) 8, 8, at DC (10/15/11) 3, 3, at (9/28/11) RSL PAPPA’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS PAPPA’S PAPPA’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS PAPPA’S Chicago Team GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN Chicago Chicago 30 28 2314 Chicago Chicago Chicago 25 23 1961 Chicago 29 27 2324 Chicago 22 20 1615 Selected Selected with the 77th overall 4, 2 Times, Last vs. POR (7/16/11) POR vs. Last Times, 2 4, Married Maricela to with 3 month old 2012 Totals Career Year Year 2008 2009 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Career Totals Career • Finished collegiate career ranked second in Michigan Michigan history with 22 assists. pick in the 2014 MLS SuperDraft. SuperDraft. MLS in the 2014 pick • Native of São Paulo, Brazil relocated to the • Started 66 of giate seasons. his 79 appearances in four colle- HOW ACQUIRED: HOW ACQUIRED: PERSONAL: PERSONAL: two older broth- siblings, Has four Paula. daughter, ers, one younger brother and one younger sister. All his siblings play soccer, but basketball none and pro. karate. Plays His father, Vinicio Pappa, United States United in States high school. • is a player “Fabio Kurt Coach Schmid: Assistant He can with a good soccer ability. IQ and technical all play the over midfield and has a good engine.” COLLEGE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE: 2013: matches as a tworecording senior, goals and four assists. Named to the TopDrawerSoccer.com Starting XI, First Team All-Big Ten honoree and Goals Assists Shots on Shots Goal 165 Attended South Kent A four-year letter winner WEIGHT: WEIGHT: USA Inverness, Illinois Inverness, 53 18 35 10 SH SOG Full name is Fabio Veras Villas Boas Veras name is Full Fabio Brown @dylanremick33 6-0 May 19, May 1991 19, 13 65 28 20 41 20 HEIGHT: HEIGHT: BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: career start against No. 14 Drake (9/3). Earned All- Earned (9/3). Drake 14 start No. career against honors. Team Freshman Ten Big CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: two-timea was and all-state Connecticut in School back-to- to Kent lead Helped All-Star. and selection back New England Beachside and Plus Championships Soccer in F.S.A. for Played 2008 2009. and Soccer Also (Conn.). played for Detroit City FC in the NPSL in the goals summer and one assist in matches. five of 2013, scoring two PERSONAL: Bornin Brazil. professionally Uncle played Pereira. in Sao Paulo and moved to United States in high school to pursue soccer career school. while staying in Enrolled in Science and Arts,the at Michigan. the College of Literature, in 2012, in the 2012, first Brown soccer All-American since Jeff Jeff Larentowicz. Helped Brown qualify for NCAA tournament for three-straight years, including two Sweet Sweet 16 appearances Brown (2010, 2011). also captured Ivy League title Paced during a Brown junior defense that season. tied team's single-season all-time record for shutouts (11) in each of three three seasons Immediate (2010-12). starter as a freshman freshman in 2009, when he captured team award as best freshman player on the squad. duringtrack freshman Also year at Brown. ran HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: and starter from Loyola state Academy. selection, Two-time all three-time All-Conference player and a three-time All-Sectional selection. As captain, guided his squad to a Regional Championship Regional a to squad his guided tain, for the first time in over a and Track decade. field standout & field As a track in standout high school. in high school, a was two-time sectional champion in the 400m dash and placed eighth place at the state finals his senior season. Set the indoor and outdoor record outdoor in record the 400m dash and was a member of the record holding 4x400m relay squad. 2014 GAP Remick 248 68 45 157 | 2010: 79 66 13 22 48 194 76 15 Dylan DEFENDER Made two appear- Michigan 17 17 Michigan 21 20 Michigan 20 17 Team GP GS Michigan 21 12 PEREIRA’S COLLEGE CAREER PEREIRA’S STATISTICS Selected Selected in the second round SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Career Totals Career 2013 2012 2011 Year 2010 (5) and points (13), and was tied for team lead in goals 65 Took (4). shots to lead the team and finished second in the Big Ten with 3.25 game. shots per Named Team Offensive MVP. Appeared Appeared in 21 matches as a freshman, starting 12. Recorded five assists with one goal. first career collegiate goal Scored – the game-winner – in a 3-2 overtime win over No. 3 Maryland Michigan to send to the 2010 TopDrawerSoccer.com's College National Cup. Named Team Week to of for the his Recorded performance his against first assists multi-point Maryland. in game Recorded with 3-2 his two first win career against over point Marquette with (9/19). Wisconsin debut an Made against assist (10/10). Detroit his (9/1), collegiate and made his first HOW HOW ACQUIRED: 74 (35th overall) of the MLS Signed 2013 Superdraft. on February 22, 2013. •All-Ivy League Three-time team first at Brown. • Led Sounders FC with 971 Reserve League minutes in minutes 2013. • Head Coach Sigi Schmid: “Dylan is a left back and he can also play center back. He's and steady and he can back. center also play ances across all competitions, starting one, and simple and a very good athlete." logged 105 minutes in rookie season. Started and MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: went 80 minutes in a 1-0 loss at Tampa Bay (5/29) went 80 loss Tampa minutes in at a 1-0 in the U.S. Open Cup. Made MLS debut 5-1 loss at loss 5-1 debut MLS Made Cup. Open U.S. the in COL (10/5), coming off the bench and playing the final final 25 minutes. Only player to start all 12 MLS Reserve Reserve League matches, leading the way with 971 minutes. 971 Recorded minutes. assist in 3-2 win vs. CHV (7/29). (7/29). : COLLEGE First-team All-Ivy for three years running (2010-12). NSCAA second-team All-American second-team NSCAA ning (2010-12).

PLAYERS PEREIRA / REMICK PLAYERS REMICK / ROSE 75 None None 170 at COL (10/5/13) 1 1 (10/5/13) at COL WEIGHT: WEIGHT: Started 10 of his 15 appear- Team Team captain, First-team All- United Kingdom media.soundersfc.com Bristol, England Bristol, SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E 2009: 2009: UCLA 6-2 Team captain and First-team All-Pac-10 captain and First-team Team February 13, February 1990 13, 000 0000 0 0 1 00 0 0 1 00 0 2010: 2010: GAP GAP HEIGHT: HEIGHT: BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: Michael Jordan his all-time favorite athlete. Listens athlete. Michael his Jordan all-time favorite Swift before Comes games. to Taylor from an athletic His family. twin brother runs sprints at and his sister USC is a at swimmer Princeton. Fouls Committed Fouls Suffered Fouls Appearance MLS First MLS Goal First five five assists. Logged 1,156 minutes in regular-season play, ranking 12th among first Scored MLS picks. Draft Supplemental among most rookies and MLS MLS goal vs. LA (8/5) and recorded first assist at DAL DAL (5/9). Made MLS debut in first start vs. PHI (5/5). (5/5). Scored first club goal in Open U.S. Cup vs. ATL (5/3). ATL COLLEGE: 2011: Pac-12 honors, Second-team NSCAA All-Far West All-Far Second-team NSCAA honors, Pac-12 selection, Honorable mention Pac-12 All- Academic, Academic, and a Lowe's semifinalist Senior as CLASS a senior Award at UCLA. of 26 Week the (Sept. College Soccer Team Named News to the to to Oct. 2) after scoring the game-winning goal in overtime against Cal and converting a Cal penalty overtime against kick against against Stanford. Started in all 24 games, scored two goals and recorded three assists on the season. son. honoree. Honorable mention Pac-10 All-Academic. Honorable mention Pac-10 honoree. Led team in minutes (2,051) and was one of four players to start and play in all 22 games. Scored one goal and four assists. Lone goal of season was season of goal Lone assists. four and goal one a penalty kick Assisted at on San the Diego State. game-winners game-winners in overtime against San Diego and at California. 25 25 Rose None None None None POSTSEASON 10 10 00 0000000000 00 0000000000 25 Andy MIDFIELDER Started nine of 18 REMICK’S REMICK’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS REMICK’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Team GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN Seattle Seattle One of the most impactful Acquired Acquired from Real Salt Lake 2012: Supports Tottenham Hotspur in SupportsEPL Tottenham Year Year 2013 Totals Career 2013 Totals Career • all across starts) (29 games 56 in appeared Has competitions in two seasons with Seattle, record- on January 17, 2011. 17, on January • named Twice team captain and All First Pac-12 ing five ing goals five and assists. seven • Sporting Director Chris Henderson: is “Andy a Team at UCLA. Team HOW HOW ACQUIRED: Draft Supplemental in selected being after trade via PERSONAL: Captained FC United. Played for Wind. Chicago for Played FC Captained United. and Rayo Vallecano in La Liga. Cites David Villa and Gareth Bale as his favorite players. Calls Goals Assists Shots on Shots Goal two-way midfielder and he can also sit in as a hold- a as in sit also can he and midfielder two-way ing midfielder--he’s pretty versatile. He’s been a captain at his previous teams and he’s a good pro.” good a he’s and teams previous his at captain MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: appearances appearances in second professional season, logging 888 minutes. Matched rookie total with one goal and set new career-high with two assists— both game-winners. both Scored goal game-winners. and assist in 3-2 win VAN vs. (6/8). Recorded game-winning assist vs. win 2-0 in goal third-minute Martins’ Obafemi on RSL (9/13). Appeared Appeared RSL in (9/13). 22 of 42 matches across all competitions, starting 10 and accumulating 1,065 minutes. rookies in MLS, making 32 appearances with 19 starts across all competitions with four goals and 60 vs. LA (8/5/12) vs. vs. PHI (5/5/12) vs. 94 0 42 0 3, 3 Times, Last vs.(8/11/12) Last Times, 3 3, 2, 3 Times, Last vs. VAN (10/9/13) VAN vs. Last Times, 3 2, 10 4 17 17 4 16 27 8 33 13 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E Parents Parents are Barbara and Graham. 237 124 113 0000 0 0 10000 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 GAP GAP Everton Everton and Leeds his United. In team 2007, also losing round, to Cup fifth Youth the to FA advanced Arsenal. PERSONAL: Born in Australia then spent time moved in Chicago and Dubai as a child before to England. Also moving to Los Angeles for college. Played tennis sister, Older childhood. throughout tennis table and Georgia, was an avid tennis She player. currently coaches tennis at the University of Illinois. Enjoys walking his four dogs. Always had at least dogs up. growing three First MLS First Goal Fouls Committed Fouls Suffered Fouls Appearance MLS First 2014 34 40 | POSTSEASON 20 10 6000002000 30 41 20 2044 GP GS MIN GP GS MIN 3 vs. VAN (6/8/13) VAN 3 vs. (6/8/13) VAN 3 vs. ROSE’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS ROSE’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Played Played for the Bristol City 1, 2 Times, Last vs. VAN (6/8/13) VAN vs. Last Times, 1, 2 1, 3 Times, Last vs. RSL (9/13/13) RSL vs. Last Times, 1, 3 SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE 2013Totals Career SeattleYear 18 Team 9 888 Year Team 2012 Seattle2012 232013 11Totals Career 1156 Seattle Seattle Played in 20 games, starting 17, and scored in Played 20 startinggames, 17, Shots Goals Assists on Shots Goal 76 ances. Recorded one assist, the Recorded game-tying assist ances. against UCSB in the NCAA third honorable round. mention Earned Pac-10 All-Academic honors. 2008: two goals and three assists. Voted team’s rookie and received All Pac-10 Honorable Mention honors. Was one of only four freshmen squads. Pac-10 to make All HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: and Club U18 and of captain was the Football U16 teams. Team finished and Premiership lost fourthin the fifth round of the 2008 in the FA Youth Cup FA to Youth Manchester City after beating

PLAYERS ROSE PLAYERS SCOTT 77 A regu- 175 WEIGHT: WEIGHT: Made final roster following first USA media.soundersfc.com Haiku, Hawaii Haiku, Married Alana to and has three chil- Gonzaga @zkscott Played all Played four years for Gonzaga and 2009: 2009: 5-11 July 2, July 1980 2, Started all four league appearances, logging league Startedappearances, all four BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: preseason preseason with Seattle and started the first- club’s Started six signing. after days just three game ever 90 played and back, left at all appearances, nine of in minutes the matches five first of the season. PROFESSIONAL OTHER EXPERIENCE: with seasons seven his of six final the for starter lar USL-1 Sounders. Played at center back and and 2005 in teams championship of Member back. left Scored 2007. decisive penalty kick in quarterfinal shootout win over Kansas City in 2008 Open U.S. Totaled Cup. 139 games, eight goals (two game- Finished winners) and three assists in league play. sixth in total league appearances for the franchise in and (139) (11,171). minutes fifth COLLEGE: senior a as Conference Coast All-West named was first first career playoff game vs. RSL Made (11/2). 22 competitions. all startsacross 18 and appearances 2010: 360 minutes. Made 10 starts in all including competitions, four of League Group Stage games. Scored sixthe decisive U.S. CONCACAF the in (6/30) POR at shootout penalty a in goal Champions Open Cup. (2001). PERSONAL: dren. Son of dren. Lee and Has Linda. two and brothers sisters. Teammate of Houston Dynamo forward Brian Ching for two seasons at Gonzaga (1998-01) Gonzaga at twoseasons for Ching Brian and one season (2002) in Seattle. Younger brother Younger and one season (2002) in Seattle. Daniel Daniel also played for Zags and won the NASL championship in 2012 with Tampa Bay Rowdies. Graduated Graduated from Maui High School in Kahului, Hawaii. Earned honors all-state as Hawaii. a senior. Scott Enjoyed Made 12 20 2012: 2012: 2011: 2011: Zach DEFENDER Set new career-highs Seattle Seattle Sounders (USL-1, Signed on 2009. March 16, UTILITY MAN Veteran defender Zach Scott yet again played an important piece in Seattle’s defense in 2013, defense settingin 2013, career-highs in and appearances minutes (21) (1,458), while matching his career-high with starts.16 The ever-versatile Scott led the team with starts at four different positions, being selected at back, center least back, right once played Scottline. toback the on position every at start Overall, the Maui- three-gamea stretchover back 8-18. left May and from native is 10th all-time in club starts history across all competitions. with 101 appearances and 83 MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: •down shut to Head loves who field, the on steps he when Coach Sigi Schmid: “Zach is opponents a and do battle.” warrior starts,minutes 1,458 and 16 appearances, 21 with Led FC Sounders with starts at differ- four in 2013. cen- and back, left rightback, Played positions. ent ter back over three game span At (5/8-5/18). one point started and went a full 90 minutes in seven straight Appeared matches in (6/1-7/20). 27 of 42 matches across all competitions. finest professional season with career highs in • during Sounders cham- USL-1 for defender Key pionship seasons of 2005 and 2007. • when The overall he team is appears. 36-16-14 •min- and (21) played games for highs career Set utes (1,458), while matching career high with 16 starts in 2013. PREVIOUS CLUBS: 2002-08). HOW ACQUIRED: HOW appearances appearances (20), starts (16), points minutes (3), shots (1,437), (11), shots on goal (2). Scored first-career first-career MLS goal, the game-winner vs. COL (4/14), (4/14), and recorded first-career assist in 2-1 loss at POR (6/24). Scored first-career MLS Cup Playoffs Playoffs goal and assist in Scored Western late Championship equaliz- LA vs. (11/18). Conference er in U.S. Open Cup Final at KC (8/8). The team went 7-6-7 when he saw action. appearances with nine starts, logging 864 minutes. 864 starts,logging nine with appearances Team was 6-1-2 in was games 6-1-2 Team he Appeared in started. vs. NY (3/19/09) vs. 6 6 at SJ (7/13/13) vs. COL (4/14/12) vs. 4 4 at CHV (4/18/09) First MLS Goal First First MLS Appearance MLS First Fouls Suffered Fouls Fouls Committed Fouls 2014

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PLAYERS SCOTT PLAYERS TRAORE 79 Signed Signed Signed Sold to Six Caps for 191 2009-11: 2009-11: 2007-09: 2007-09: 2006-07: Made 27 appearances Made 88 appearances for appearances 88 Made Began Began his career with his WEIGHT: WEIGHT: jimmy try-OR-ay Mali media.soundersfc.com Paris, France Paris, Has two children, son Noah and 1996-99: 1996-99: @djimi_traore19 1999-2006: 6-3 March 1, March 1980 1, BORN: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: PRONUNCIATION: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: for for Sounders FC (tied-fifth on team) with 25 starts after being signed in the preseason. Scored 94th goal latest the (5/8), KC at win 1-0 in winner minute in club history. Helped Sounders FC to a record 12-8-5 while MLSSoccer.com Team of in the Week a team-high starting four times for his performances in week four (SJ), lineup. week (SJ 11 and KC), Named week 14 (CHV), and week to 23 (DAL). Third on team across all competitions. with Scored first 34 club (3/12), goal TIG appearances vs. in win Quarterfinals CCL of leg second a 35-yard blast that has mil- been viewed over 1.5 lion times on YouTube. 2011-12: EXPERIENCE: PROFESSIONAL one-year contract with Marseille and helped them Coupe de la to a Ligue 2012 title. a two-year deal with AS Monaco appearances for the club. French and made 36 with then-EPL side Portsmouth, helping them to a He Cup qualification. Cup and a UEFA FA 2007-08 made 13 total appearances for and Pompey, was also loaned Birmingham out City to in 2009. Rennes in 2008 and Charleton Charleton Athletic in August of 2006 and made 11 appearances appearances for the Addicks before moving on to Portsmouth. Liverpool and 150 in all competitions. Won 2006 FA 2006 Won competitions. all in 150 and Liverpool League Played most Cup. of the 2002-03 season. Cup, 2005 Super League, and Scored his 2003lone goal for the Reds in a 2003 UEFA English Cup match against FC Steaua Bucuresti. Started in Started Bucuresti. Steaua FC against match Cup 2005 UEFA Champions League final against AC Milan, making a clearance off the line in the second half of a 3-3 draw that Liverpool won, 3-2, in penalty kicks. home club of Laval Lique the 2. French INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: Malian national team from 2004-06. PERSONAL: daughter daughter Malia. Has five brothers and five sisters. His brothers are Paris St. soccer playing started He Germain Marsielle. rival for fans played and he at six year old, played youth academy for Laval when he was 15 years old, signed first pro contract pro first signed old, years 15 was he when at 17 years old. He enjoys playing with his children, his with playing enjoys He old. years 17 at team- England, In partner. his with Paris in live who mates called him Jimbo. Speaks French and English. Traore 3-2-2 4-1-0 0-2-0 18 Djimi DEFENDER Laval (France, 1996-99), Signed on February 23, 2013. Ianni/Traore Hurtado/Ianni CENTER BACK PAIRINGS BACK CENTER startingqual- four utilized Seattle itycenter throughoutbacks 2013, combina- different five employing tions in the 34 matches. Djimi regular-season Traore and Jhon HurtadoKennedy made the most starts together (16) while Traore and Patrick Ianni went 4-1-0. PAIRINGS2013 Hurtado/TraoreHurtado/Scott 5-6-5 • has Sporting“Traore Chris Director Henderson: in a the of has ton leagues. top experience, played balance his and body his using in experienced He’s good a He’s way. the in get to down, players slow to defender and makes very good decisions with the ball coming out the back.” • Has 10 caps Team. and one goal for Malian National • Made UEFA win to SFC 88 of member appearances First for Liverpool competitions. all and 150 in Champions League (2005). • In finished 2013, utes sixth on played, club with starting 2,235 min- 25 of 27 helping to a when Seattle record 12-8-5 starting. appearances and PREVIOUS CLUBS: Liverpool (England, 1999-2006), Lens (On France, loan, 2001-02), Charleton Rennes 2007-09), Athletic(England, Portsmouth 2006-07), (England, (On loan, France, 2008), loan, Birmingham England, 2009), AS Monaco City (France, 2009- (On 2011-12). Marseille (France, 11), HOW ACQUIRED: HOW (10/27/13) 50 50 at KC (5/8/13) vs. POR (3/16/13) vs. 16 22 16 22 3, 3 Times, Last vs. LAG vs. Last Times, 3, 3 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E 10 2 910 1 2 9 1 00 0 100 0 0 1 2400 0 2400 GA P GA P First MLS Appearance MLS First MLS Goal First Fouls Suffered Fouls 2014 | 270 270 None POSTSEASON (8/17/13) 33 33 27 25 2235 1 at KC (5/8/13) KC at 1 1 1 at KC (5/8/13) 2 at LAG 2 (5/26/13) at LAG TRAORE’S TRAORE’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS TRAORE’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS 2, 2 Times, Last HOU at Last Times, 2, 2 Seattle 27 25 2235 Seattle Team GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Career Totals Career 2013 2013 Year Year Career Totals Career In addition to his stellar defense, Traore netted two highlight-reel goals in 34 in goals two highlight-reel netted Traore defense, to stellar his addition In CON- In leg of the the second 2012-13 all competitions. across appearances UANL, victory over Tigres Mexico’s Quarterfinals League Champions CACAF scored he when minute 60th the in level series aggregate the brought Traore than more garnered has was out. goal 35 yards from The volley a screaming 1.5 million views 10. Top SportsCenter’s on YouTube and was honored as a top play on CENTRAL MAN CENTRAL game-winner, the goal latest in in a club game-winner, 1-0 history, win Sporting over KC. Traore Traore scored his lone MLS goal of the season when he tapped in a 94th minute 80 Goals Assists Shots Shots on Shots Goal Fouls Committed Fouls

PLAYERS TRAORE PLAYERS YEDLIN 81 Became first 160 College College Soccer News WEIGHT: WEIGHT: 2011: USA media.soundersfc.com Seattle, Washington Seattle, Akron @yedlinny 5-8 July 9, July 1993 9, : All-MAC First Team honoree for the for honoree Team First All-MAC : 2012 Yedlin BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: HEIGHT: HEIGHT: with 31 appearances. Finalist for MLS a goal and an assist in 3-2 Scored loss at Rookie Year. of the POR in (11/7) second leg of Western Conference Semifinals. Named Commissioner Don 2013 Garber, rookie becoming MLS All-Star the since first All-Star 2005 Scored lone (Michael MLS goal of Parkhurst). season by in 1-1 draw vs. COL (7/11) on a rebound header that Goal Recorded first MLS of won the Week for week 21. MLS point with assist in 2-1 loss at RSL (3/30), becoming the youngest player to Sounders record FC. Scored an first assist Sounders FC for second goal leg of in CCL quarterfinals vs. TIG (3/12), a 30-yard blast 3-1 that comeback sparked Seattle’s in score to player making him the youngest victory, club history (all Made pro- goal in RSL 2-0 (9/13). win Neagle’s vs. competitions). Assisted Lamar fessional debut with start in MTL (3/2), season becoming the second opener youngest player vs. and was FC, Sounders for an appearance make to Led of Week. the Team named to MLSSoccer.com Sounders FC with 37 appearances, 35 starts, and across minutes all 3,124 competitions. INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: current Sounders FC player to participate in a World Cup when he represented the U.S. at the U- the U.S. Cup World when he represented 20 World Cup in Turkey, starting against Spain (6/21), France (6/24), and Ghana (6/27). Participated Participated in the USMNT January camp in 2014, earning his first cap in 2-0 (2/1/14). win vs. South Korea honoree All-MAC Team First Two-time : COLLEGE at Akron. Akron. at 35 upperclass- the No. Rated year. second straight man in the nation, Drawer Soccer. accoring Top to Appeared in all 22 games, making 21 starts at right startsat 21 making games, 22 all in Appeared back. back. Finished third on the team with six assists. Assisted a pair of game-winning goals against Florida Atlantic (10/5) and Michigan (10/16). Recorded Recorded four assists during a five-match stretch from from 9/29 to 10/16. Freshman Freshman All-American. Rated the No. 10 All-MAC fresh- Soccer. Drawer Top man in the country by First Team honoree. Appeared in all 23 games, including 20 starts. Started the first 16 matches at right back. Assisted four game-winning goals on the season and finished with six helpers overall. Assisted decisive Northridge strikes (9/3), Tulsa against (9/24), Cal Bowling Green State 17 DeAndre DEFENDER Became the first Signed as Homegrown Player Homegrown Homegrown Player signing in club signing on history January after 11 following two Akron. seasons Became the at starter at right back, the leading team with 2,710 minutes and ranking second MLS EXPERIENCE: 2013: • Sporting has Director great Chris quickness Henderson: “Deandre and game speed. well, He keeps reads possession, the the flank and attack get but crosses in.” he’s able to • First Academy. Sounders for playing FC Homegrown Player signed by club after • Led team team with 31 MLS apperances. with 2,710 minutes and second on • voting. Year of Rookie the in third 2013 Finished • Named Don 2013 Garber, MLS becoming All first rookie Star since Michael by Parkhurst (2005) to make the team. Commissioner • Part earned international first South cap Korea. vs. of USMNT January camp roster and HOW ACQUIRED: HOW ACQUIRED: 2013. January 11, 21 21 185 vs. MTL (3/2/13) vs. 3 3 at SJ (3/23/13) vs. COL (7/20/13) vs. WEIGHT: WEIGHT: USA Westﬁeld, Indiana Westﬁeld, 13 4 35 27 13 4 35 27 SH SOG FC FS C E SH SOG FC FS C E 2, 9 Times, Last vs. LA (10/27/13) vs. Last Times, 2, 9 Indiana @_air_riq_ 6-1 August 2, August 1992 2, 12 4 11 3 111 1 3 1 5200 1 5200 12 4 GA P GA P SEATTLE’S FINEST SEATTLE’S Seattle right back DeAndre Yedlin one as 2013 in scene the onto burst of the er top young Play players in Homegrown first MLS. the Already in club Yedlin history, became the a complete to play player youngest game, score a goal and record an for FC. assist Sounders His break- out season earned him honors and All-Star a perform- spot Yedlin’s squad. Cup on World the U-20 MLS in third finish him helped ance voting. Year the of Rookie HEIGHT: HEIGHT: BORN: COLLEGE: HOMETOWN: CITIZENSHIP: TWITTER: Fouls Suffered Fouls MLS First Goal Fouls Committed Fouls Appearance MLS First •has and versatile very is “He Schmid: Sigi a winner.” Coach he's obviously and IQ, soccer a good appearances five Made : 2013 EXPERIENCE: MLS and logged 31 minutes in first professional season. professional first in minutes 31 logged and Made MLS debut in loss 1-0 at SJ (3/23), playing the final six minutes at Played in forward. season- 2014 | 135 135 Zavaleta POSTSEASON 22 22 31 30 2710 22 Eriq FORWARD 2 vs. COL (7/20/13) 2 vs. 1 vs. COL (7/20/13) 1 vs. YEDLIN’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS YEDLIN’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS Team GP GS MIN Team GP GS MIN Seattle 31 30 2710 Seattle Selected in the first round (10th round in the first Selected 2, 3 Times, Last vs. VAN (10/9/13) VAN vs. Last Times, 2, 3 1, 2 Times, Last vs. RSL (9/13/13) RSL vs. Last Times, 1, 2 Raised Raised by his guardians Ira Yedlin SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Year Year 2013 2012 Totals Career Career Totals Career Shots on Shots Goal Shots Assists Goals HOW ACQUIRED: ACQUIRED: HOW MLS Superdraft. of overall) the 2013 • Made five MLS appearances and saw action Reserve 12 League in games in 2013. •dur-goals 18 with nation in third and 10 Big Led ing senior year at Indiana. 82 (10/26) (10/26) and Florida Atlantic Netted his (11/6). first career goal in a win against Ohio (9/28). State HIGH : SCHOOL/CLUB Ranked seventh nation in among the all 2011 Soccer. recruits Ranked by 12th Top by Drawer College NSCAA Soccer Boys Youth News. All-American. Invited to U.S. the Soccer U18 Men's National Training and Camp the 2010 SuperElite International Showcase. Named to USSDA 93 2006- starter from Academy team state ODP Select 2010. and 2009 Team in 2009. National U14 ID Starter on in 2007 and 2008. invitee Team Y camp Super in 2006. National the Sounders and 2008 2005, in championship state Washington FC Academy 2009. team. Won the PERSONAL: and Vicki Walton. and Vicki His Walton. uncle, Dylan Walton-Yedlin, was a two-time All-American in football cooking, trav- Enjoys at N.Y. Union College in Schenectady, eling and hiking. Attended O’Dea High School in Seattle.

PLAYERS YEDLIN / ZAVALETA PLAYERS ZAVALETA 83 None None at SJ (3/23/13) 1 at DAL (10/19/13) 1 at DAL media.soundersfc.com SH SOG FC FS C E Parents are Carlos and Kristi SH SOG FC FS C E GAP 00 0 200 1 0 2 0100 1 0100 GA P First MLS Appearance MLS First Fouls Committed Fouls Fouls Suffered Fouls MLS Goal First All-American and AmericanAll- All-District, while receiving first-team ESPN Rise Conference first-teamAs Year. the of All- andPlayer Team Super Star Indianapolis All-State honors,a freshman, named honorable mention and All-State, All-District first-team and All-Conference selection. the As both a sophomore and junior he was named a Parade All-American, as well as an American NSCAA his junior year. All- PERSONAL: Zavaleta. Father Carlos played for El Salvadorian national team. Has spent time with both the Real Salt Chivas Lake, USA and acad- Crew Columbus Has emy teams. one sister (Alexa) and one brother (Casey). 31 31 None None POSTSEASON 50 50 00 0000000000 00 0000000000 Started all Spent sopho- 2011: 2011: 1 vs. COL (7/20/13) COL 1 vs. Team GP GS MIN Seattle ZAVALETA’S MLS CAREER STATISTICS ZAVALETA’S TeamSeattle GP GS MIN ZAVALETA’S MLS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS ZAVALETA’S 1, 2 Times, Last at Last HOU (8/17/13) Times, 1, 2 : Started all 24 games and scored and games 24 Startedall : 2012 Year 2013 Totals Career Year 2013 Totals Career Shots on Shots Goal HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Played his freshman and more more and junior years as a member Soccer of U17 Residency National Team in Program the U.S. Bradenton, Fla. Helped the U.S. advance to round of the 16 at the 2009 U17 World Cup and won the Copa Macae in Brazil with Currently the U17s. a member of the U.S. U20 Men's National Team pool. INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: 22 games in freshman season and led the the Big per points and (25) points (10), scored goals in Ten goal and career assist- his first Tallied (1.14). game ed on the game-winner in a Louis. 3-1 win over Scored Saint 10thNorthwestern in the Big Named Tournament. goalTen a unanimous selec- Year, of the Freshman of Ten Big the season tion to the All-Big vs. Ten first team and Big All- Ten Freshman team. All-Freshman America Soccer team, first Freshman College Soccer team, first Chicagoland Soccer of News Player the News All- Year, and NSCAA All-Great Lakes team. Region first 18 18 goals, good for first in nationally. the Big Unanimous 10 All-Big and Team and First Year of Player the Offensive third selection as Ten selection. Named Big to Big Ten All-Tournament Ten team and College in UNC over win in season the of goal 18th Scored Cup All-Tournament NCAA team. quarterfinal round. Assisted on the game- winning goal win in in over Georgetown 1-0 NCAA team Soccer first College News Cup College Final. All-American, NSCAA third-team Soccer America MVP first team, and All-American,Chicagoland Soccer News Player of the Year. : : COLLEGE high 10 minutes in 2-0 loss at DAL (10/19). Loaned (10/19). in 2-0 loss at DAL minutes high 10 to 10 June Scorpions from Antonio NASL of San to Appeared in July 11. all 12 MLS Reserve League games and led the team with four goals, including brace in a 3-2 CHV win (7/29). vs. Assists Shots Goals senior seasons at Westfield High School, scoring 25 goals and nine assists as a freshman and 20 goals and 10 assists as a Named senior. 2010-11 Indiana Named Gatorade Boys Player of Year. the a National Soccer Coaches Association of America of Association Coaches Soccer National a Charleston Charleston (USL) Michigan Michigan (NCAA) United United States Columbus United United States United States Everton (EPL) (EPL) Tottenham Cuba United United States Columbus United StatesNigeria Chivas USA Guatemala United States Costa Rica (NL) (NCAA) Heerenveen Stanford (ESP) Levante Liberia Mia (CR) United United States United States (NCAA) Forest Wake United States Charleston (USL) United States (NCAA) Brown United States UCLA France Akron (NCAA) United States United States New England United States Sounders (USL) Monaco (FR) Indiana (NCAA) SwitzerlandEngland United States California Montreal (NCAA) UCLA United United StatesJamaica Connecticut (NCAA) United StatesUganda Dallas United States Hartford (NCAA) Ecuador Louisville (NCAA) Brazil Charleston (USL) (ECU) Universidad 2014 | hs-VAHL-doe ah-LEEL ah-nee-BAH-bah United States Chicago F 6-1 182 02/03/1993Wash. Way, Federal Forest Wake F 5-11 185 04/30/1985 San Calif.Diego, UCLA F oh-COE-lee F F Dj D 6-0 185 10/19/1988 Calif. Fullerton, North Carolina D 5-11 175 07/02/1980 Haiku, Hawaii Gonzaga D jimmy try-OR-ay D D 6-3 191 03/01/1980 France Paris, M M 6-2 170 02/13/1990 Bristol, England UCLA M 5-10 152 07/22/1988M Ga. Dunwoody, 6-1 160 Davidson 04/20/1985MAriz. Phoenix, 5-10 155 08/14/1993 California-Irvine Wash. Seattle, Stanford Ma M M M 5-8 145 05/06/1993 Esmeraldas, Ecuador M M M M GKGK 6-0 6-3 180 195 11/06/1987 04/20/1986 Liverpool, N.Y. CH Altstaetten, Connecticut California GK FRY STEF-in GK POS PRONUNCIATION CITIZENSHIP CLUB LAST POS HT WT DOB HOMETOWN COLLEGE 2014 NUMERICAL ROSTER NUMERICAL 2014 2014 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL 2014 SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE ahnemann, Marcus GK 6-3 220 06/15/1972Wash. Seattle, Pacific Seattle ahnemann, Marcus GK HAWN-uh-mun nibaba, Jalil 2 Clint Dempsey, 3 Brad Evans, M1H 6-1 170 03/09/19835Texas Nacogdoches, 9 Marshall, Chad Furman Martins, Obafemi D F 6-4 5-7 190 154 08/22/1984 10/28/1984 Calif. Riverside, Lagos, Nigeria Stanford 7Tristan Bowen, F 6-0 185 01/31/1991 Angeles, Calif. Los 64 Osvaldo Alonso, Anibaba, Jalil M 5-11 165 11/11/1985 San Cristobal, Cuba 4A 1H 2 Clint3 Dempsey, Brad Evans, M 56 Marshall, Chad7 Osvaldo Alonso, 9Tristan Bowen, Martins, Obafemi D F F oh-bah-FEM-ee 11Aaron Kovar, 10 Pappa, Marco M 5-10 155 11/15/1987 GT Guatemala City, 15 Remick, Dylan D 6-0 165 05/19/1991 Ill. Inverness, Brown 13 Okoli, Sean 16 David Estrada, 12 M/F Gonzalez, Leo 5-8 160 02/04/1988 D Calif. Salinas, 6-1 174 11/21/1980 UCLA San Jose, Costa Rica 14Alex Caskey, 19 Chad Barrett, 18 Djimi Traore, 17 Yedlin, DeAndre D 5-8 160 07/09/1993Wash. Seattle, Akron 20 Zach Scott, 51 Fabio Pereira, 25Andy Rose, M 6-0 172 10/19/1991 Brazil Sao Paulo, Michigan 2749 Neagle, Lamar Jimmy Ockford, M/F 5-11 D 165 6-1 05/07/1987 185Wash. Way, Federal 06/10/1992 UNLV Penn. Yardley, Louisville 33 Kenny Cooper, 29 F 24Josh Ford, Frei, Stefan 6-3 210 10/21/198431 Damion Lowe, Md. Baltimore, D 6-3 175 05/05/1993 Kingston, Jamaica Hartford 50 John 42 Arroyo, Azira, Michael M 5-10 160 08/22/1987 Kampala, Uganda Mobile 22 Eriq Zavaleta, F 6-1 185 08/02/1992 Ind. Westfield, Indiana 11Aaron Kovar, 10 Pappa, Marco 1213 Gonzalez, Leo Okoli, Sean D LAY-oh 14Alex 15 Caskey, 16 Remick, Dylan 17David Estrada, 18 Yedlin, DeAndre 19Djimi Traore, Chad Barrett, D M/F D 2022 Zach Scott, 24 Eriq Zavaleta, Frei, Stefan 2527Andy Rose, 29 Neagle, Lamar Josh Ford, M/F NAY-gull 3133 Damion Lowe, 42Kenny Cooper, 49 Azira, Michael 50Jimmy Ockford, John 51 Arroyo, D Fabio Pereira, F M D ah-zeer-uh 84 NO. PLAYER NO. PLAYER

PLAYERS ROSTER RECORDS & HISTORY MILESTONES FC 163 MLS Seattle MLS and Seattle Washington MLS MLS Seattle names former Sounders Sounders FC announces ticket MLS Seattle takes MLS Seattle media.soundersfc.com Votes Votes are in and MLS Seattle With With 14,700 season ticket mem- Seattle Sounders FC the Sounders launches Seattle Seattle Sound ers FC an nounces a FC an ers Sound Seattle Seattle Seattle Sounders FC signs French May 16, 2008 May 16, – the activating promise Association, Members club’s in deci- the fans the involve to Carey Drew of owner as serve to Carey of the team. process sion-making Alliance. the named later chairman, association’s the 2008 28, May – multi-year multi-year partnership with Microsoft Corp. and tract. Le Toux is the first player to sign with the club. the with sign to player first the is Toux Le tract. Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system. Sounders Sounders Sebastien Le Toux to a multi-year con- The landmark deal is highlighted by the ‘Xbox 360 forward forward and member of USL First Division Seattle LIVE’ featured logo prominently on the Sounders FC jersey. FC jersey. May 7, 2008May 7, – with a seating capacity designated for 24,500. for designated capacity a with seating home home matches to be played at CenturyLink Field low low as $288 for a full-season ticket package. All an 18-match home schedule with home prices schedule starting an as 18-match announces season ticket packages to be packages announces season ticket based on berships berships purchased to date, Seattle Sounders er management, coaching decisions, and the youth decisions, coaching er management, system. 22, February 2008 – Soccer to Sawatzky hire Darren help identify Youth talent. local elite and develop March 24, 2008 – Seahawks Vice President Gary Wright as Senior Vice of President Business overseeing Operations, ticket including club the for operations all business outreach, community partnerships, corporate sales, team. the of marketing and experience fan charities, 200825, March – lead with democracy in sports, as the club announces fans will have the opportunity to vote name. The for options team include: Seattle Alliance, Seattle FC, Seattle Republic, and Vote Write-In for those fans passionate about name. another April 7, 2008 – the announces club to be Sounders named Seattle Nearly FC. their 15,000 fans registered vote during 50% of the with election approximately the four-day voters submitting a write-in name, 80% of included which a derivative of the name Sounders. The name Sounders has been identified with soccer in the Seattle community That since same 1974. day the colors and badge for Seattle Sounders FC are revealed. April 29, 2008 – site. web and pricing dedicated April 30, 2008 – MILESTONES Drew Carey visits & George Carey Drew Team announces more than more announces Team than more announces Team Team announces more than more announces Team After securing After an ownership MLS Seattle hires MLS original MLS hires Seattle MLS – of CenturyLink The building is Field areas of soccer operations, including scouting, play- scouting, including operations, soccer of areas assisting Gen eral eral assisting Manager Adrian Gen Hanauer in all Chris Chris Henderson to serve as Technical Director, January 24, 2008 – 24, January 10,000 season ticket deposits have been sold. been have deposits ticket season 10,000 December 12, 2007 12, – December 6,500 season ticket memberships have been sold. been have memberships ticket season 6,500 November 13, 200713, November - November 14, 2007 – 14, November 2007 – 19, November agreement agreement with Hollywood movie studio executive Hanauer, Adrian owner Sounders Seattle Roth, Joe Sports Vulcan and Carey Drew and comedian actor - & Entertainment, Major League Soccer’s Commis 15th MLS’ as Seattle announces Garber Don sioner club. The team names Adrian Hanauer Manager of Soccer General Operations, and season ticket go on sale. deposits membership sold. been have memberships ticket season 3,000 Dragon, a local soccer pub, to announce a new MLS new a announce to pub, soccer local a Dragon, team in Later that Seattle. same day he raises the game. Man at Flag a Seahawks 12th November 12, 2007 12, – November made made possible by the passage of ington state voters a $300 public funding by Wash package million based on the promise to keep the Seahawks and Seattle. to soccer bring professional July 17, 1997 17, July ESPN announces that Sounders Sounders FC hires former Ten Ten players, including U.S. A A fashion show at WaMu Two-time MLS Coach of the Two-time Sounders FC Sounders names former Sounders FC supporters vote FC supporters Sounders Sounders FC Sounders announces David 2014 Tenney as Fitness Coach. as Fitness Tenney Coach. 9, January 2009 – USL-1 USL-1 Sounders coach Tom Dutra as Goalkeeper Top Assistant Coach. Assistant Top 200829, December – USL-1 USL-1 Sounders Head Coach Brian Schmetzer as December December 22, 2008 – both the 2008 Supporters’ Shield and MLS Cup title. Cup MLS and Shield Supporters’ 2008 the both Coach Coach of Sounders FC after leading Columbus to Year Year Sigi Schmid signs to become the first Head December 16, 2008December 16, – Theatre featuring Hollywood models Hollywood Theatre featuring and Sounders the kit, FC unveils training team’s gear players and apparel. adidas off-the-field 2008 5, – December to name their members association the Sounders FC Alliance and the team’s Wave. Sound marching band the December December 4, 2008 – National Team National Team player Brad Evans, are selected in Draft. Expansion the MLS December 2, 2008 Sounders FC – will open the 2009 season New against York Red 19. March Thursday, on Field CenturyLink Bulls on the Xbox Pitch at November November 26, 2008 – | FC Gambian Gambian midfielder Sanna Sounders Sounders FC announces a Seattle Seattle Sounders FC signs After After 10 years in the English Sounders FC merchandise Seattle Seattle Sounders FC and BELO Sounders FC holds percussion and percussion FC holds Sounders SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE magazine show and replays of matches. and replays show magazine partnership with FSN which will broadcast a weekly broadcast will which FSN with partnership November November 21, 2008 – signs with Sounders FC as a Designated Player. FC as a Designated Sounders with signs Premier League, Swedish player Freddie Ljungberg Freddie player Swedish League, Premier October October 28, 2008 – Sounders FC. Sounders Nyassi becomes the third player to sign with Seattle with sign to player third the becomes Nyassi August August 14, 2008 – celebrated goalkeeper Kasey The Keller. Olympia native team and captain U.S. becomes the second the with sign club. to player September 5, 2008 – match match to be live on or broadcast 6/16 KONG KING 5, except those broadcast Each nationally. broadcast will an pregame show feature and exclusive a week- a produce also will BELO wrap-up. postgame ly show. Former “Voice to Calabro, serve announcer as club’s play-by-play of the Sonics,” FC matches. all Sounders for Kevin reach a multi-year television partnership agreement partnership television a multi-year reach to broadcast Sounders FC games on KONG 6/16 and KING 5. Every home and away Sounders May 31, 2008 becomes available – online and through team Shop. Pro 2008 – 1, June at CenturyLinkauditions band brass Field. July 21, 2008 – 164

RECORDS & HISTORY MILESTONES RECORDS & HISTORY MILESTONES 165 Sounders Sounders FC wins inaugural Stadium Stadium capacity expanded to media.soundersfc.com Sounders Sounders FC advances to third MLS and Sounders FC announce FC Sounders and MLS Fredy Fredy Montero is named March Sounders FC announces Spanish FC announces Sounders Sounders Sounders FC becomes first MLS Seattle becomes first MLS team to team MLS first becomes Seattle Sounders Sounders FC reaches four games At 5-3-7, Seattle finishes first half of half first finishes Seattle 5-3-7, At Houston. above above .500 after first comeback win, 2-1, over lower bowl. lower 2009 July 11, – beyond 32,400 with addition of seats in south end of end south in seats of addition with 32,400 beyond June June 28, 2009 – season with fewest losses of any expansion team. of expansion any losses fewest with season June 20, 2009 – – 2009 20, June capacity crowd at Starfire Sports Stadium. at Starfire crowd capacity straight straight play-in game, 1-0, over Colorado before round round of U.S. Open Cup after winning second 375. May 26, 2009 – less minutes less to minutes open season, old breaking mark of matches. matches. Keller sets record for consecutive score- attract attract more than 28,000 fans to four consecutive April 25, 2009 – 25, April and and that seating will be to 32,400 the for expanded York. New versus match 19 March 2009 6, March – Media. Bustos with partnership media 2009 11, March – 2009 MLS Cup to be played on the Xbox Pitch at CenturyLink All tick- season 22. on November Field et packages include a ticket to the League’s 14th game. championship annual March 19, 2009 – game, 3-0, over New in York front of 32,523 fans. Brad a on assisted twice and scored Montero Fredy goal. Evans’ April 1, 2009 first in goal – third his scoring after Month the of Player Lake. Salt Real over win home 2-0 a in matches two April 4, 2009 – expansion team to FC. startToronto at 2-0, match, road inaugural 3-0-0 after winning it Sounders Sounders FC announces Seattle Seattle Sounders FC com- Enhanced Enhanced SoundersFC.com Sounders Sounders FC selects Steve Sounders Sounders FC holds the first Sounders Sounders neville FC and Bon Sounders Sounders FC announces single game game tickets to inaugural home opener sold out, March March 2, 2009 – season ticket sales have exceeded 20,000. exceeded have sales ticket season February February 22, 2009 – launched with integrated online community. online integrated with launched January January 21, 2009 – February 12, 2009 – pletes pletes its coaching staff with the addition of Coach. Ezra Assistant as an Hendrickson Athletic Mason Virginia the at history club in practice Center. January January 20, 2009 – January January 15, 2009 – Zakuani with (2nd Brown first Evan selects also team The overall Draft. pick Super in the 2009 (4th). Fucito and Mike kas (3rd) MLS Kar Jared round), January January 15, 2009 – Seattle Radio Group reach a multi-year partnership a reach Group Radio multi-year Seattle to broadcast all Sounders FC matches, as well as pre and post home game shows, on and and Sounders Bonneville FM. KIRO away 97.3 Talk News FC also joined forces to minute Sounders FC produce show on a the new 710 ESPN weekly 30- Seattle. FC FC redy Montero named MLS Montero redy Sounders Sounders FC draws with Seattle chosen to host 2010 host to chosen Seattle –F Sounders Sounders FC defeats Kansas Sigi Schmid becomes MLS all- MLS becomes Schmid Sigi Sounders FC Sounders blue kit wears for A A worldwide TV audience and Sounders FC Sounders ends MLS record Unbeaten Unbeaten run in MLS reaches six 2014 time coaching win leader (125) with 2-1 win over over win 2-1 with (125) leader win coaching time Dallas, and Sounders of 30,897. FC an with average record attendance breaks MLS season October 29, front in game 2009 Playoffs Cup MLS first in 0-0, Houston, – fans. of 35,807 2009 10, November Year. of the Newcomer 22-game home unbeaten run by Columbus, winning Columbus, by run unbeaten home 22-game 1-0. 2009 October 17, – City, 3-2, and becomes first expansion team since a clinch berthto in Cup the 1998 Playoffs. MLS 2009 – 24, October Pacific Pacific Northwest record crowd of 66,848 Seattle watch face reigning European champion Union. Philadelphia against Kick First MLS 3, October 2009 – July July 25, 2009 – games with draw Chicago. leader against Eastern Conference August 5, 2009 – Barcelona. 2009 15, August – three- end to 2-0, Galaxy, L.A. defeats and time first trip. road game 2009 – 24, September | berg Sounders FC becomes the second expansion team to win the U.S. Open Cup with FC to team win Sounders the becomes the second expansion U.S. A A crowd of 65,372 witnesses the Sounders FC Sounders earns a place in the Kasey Keller and Freddie Ljung Ljung Freddie and Keller Kasey SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE 2-1 win over D.C. United at RFK Stadium. United D.C. 2-1 win over club’s club’s first international versus friendly, English FA Chelsea. Cup holder 200921, July – Lamar Hunt Open U.S. Cup Final by coming from behind to defeat Houston, 2-1, crowd. Starfire record before after extra time, Jhon Ken nedy nedy Hurtado later added to ros- all-stars Jhon Ken ter. July 18, 2009 – named to MLS All-Stars First XI. Fredy Montero and Montero Fredy XI. First All-Stars MLS to named July 13, 2009 – – 2009 13, July 166 September 2, 20092, September –

RECORDS & HISTORY MILESTONES RECORDS & HISTORY MILESTONES 167 Paul G. Allen appoints Allen Peter appoints G. Paul Blaise Nkufo records the first the records Nkufo Blaise Steve Steve Zakuani becomes the Mike Mike Fucito and Nate Jaqua Sounders FC announces it will it announces FC Sounders Sounders Sounders FC hosts inaugural Sounders FC Sounders sets a new MLS With With a 2-1 win at Kansas City, Forward Forward Fredy Montero named Seattle becomes the first club in the first becomes Seattle Sounders Sounders FC opens the entire media.soundersfc.com – Fredy Montero named MLS 46,065. The The match against New York drew a crowd of CenturyLink CenturyLink Field stadium for the first time in MLS. March March 8, 2011 June 23, 2011 – Cascadia Summit at Starfire Sports. at Starfire Summit Cascadia March. of for the Month Humanitarian World Cup. World March 4-6, 2011 – participate participate in the inaugural Beach Soccer Club February 22, 2011 – 2011 22, February Playoffs with his strike against the L.A. Galaxy. Galaxy. the L.A. against his with strike Playoffs first first player in club history to score in the MLS Cup November 7, November 2010 – 7, August August 4, 2010 – MLS Player of the Month for July. July. of for the Month Player MLS – 2010 18, September – 23 September 2010 McLoughlin as president of the Seattle Seahawks, & Inc. Goal, FC and First Sounders Seattle – 2010 5, October 27 years, and first in MLS Open Cup Lamar with champions Hunt its U.S. 2-1 history, to repeat as win over the Columbus Crew in front of at CenturyLink a of 31,311 crowd Field. record October 9, – 2010 Sounders FC becomes the first its in third Playoffs Cup MLS the for qualify to history club in league two seasons. October 12, 2010 – hat trick hat in on goals trick club the with history three road Crew. the Columbus against each scored in the first 18 minutes of a friendly as 36,173. a to record-breaking ing the average Sounders FC beat Mexico’s most Sounders FC popular beat CD club, Mexico’s Chivas de Guadalajara, in front of 41,047. at bring- record 542,600, attendance single-season October 15, 2010 – 2010 October 15, Sounders White FC Arlo hires Sounders Sounders Sounders FC qualifies for the Sound ers FCtricity Soundreveals Elec – – Sounders FC hosts MLS First Forward Forward Fredy Montero becomes Sounders Sounders FC earned its first victo- David Estrada scored in the second the in scored Estrada David Goalkeeper Kasey Keller, midfielder Keller, Kasey Goalkeeper 1-1 draw against AD Isidro Metapan in El Salvador. in El Salvador. Metapan AD Isidro against draw 1-1 CONCACAF Champions League group stage with a with stage group League Champions CONCACAF August August 3, 2010 – Isidro Metapan. Isidro al al competition with his 40-yard strike against AD the first player in club history to score in internation- in score to history club in player first the July July 28, 2010 – Freddie Freddie Ljungberg and All-Stars. MLS inactive forward selected Fredy Montero July 27, 2010 – 2010 27, July April 20, 2010 – half in a friendly Celtic. League runner-up, against the Scottish Premier May 26, 2010 – 2010 May 26, – 2010 18, July third kit. ry over an international against opponent Argentine in a power friendly 40,122. Boca Juniors before March March 25, 2010 as the “Voice of Sounders FC.” of Sounders “Voice as the scored Montero Fredy row. a in year second for Kick Union. Philadelphia over win 2-0 the in assisted and February 10, 2010 – 2010 10, February Sounders FC Alliance Kasey Kasey Keller named 2011 Sounders Sounders FC reveals new Mauro Mauro Rosales named 2011 The The attendance of 64,140 for Kasey Keller immortalized in five in immortalized Keller Kasey Sounders FC becomes first MLS first becomes FC Sounders 2014 December 13, 2011 – third kit “Super Cyan.” “Super kit third November November 18, 2011 – record with 13 assists. assists. 13 with record MLS MLS Newcomer of the Year after setting a club November 15, 2011 – 2011 15, November October October 15, – 2011 the regular season home finale against San Jose was the biggest crowd gov- and mayor The for Northwest. Pacific the in match a competitive soccer Day.” Keller “Kasey the day ernor proclaimed also November 15, 2011 – for his MLS of Goalkeeper final Year season the of professional Keller soccer. was also named to the the for sec- MLS Year Best XI of and the won Save ond time. October 1, 2011 – 2011 1, October club to win three championships. consecutive Seattle U.S. is Open the in 42 years. and first history in tournament winner Cup fourth three-peat acre corn maze in Olympia, Wash. Wash. corn in Olympia, acre maze – 2011 4, October | Sounders FC clinches Sounders FC clinches berth FC clinches Sounders Sounders FC wins Cascadia wins FC Sounders Sounders FC broke the sea- FC broke Sounders Sounders Sounders FC becomes the Sigi Schmid became first coach to coach first became Schmid Sigi Sounders Sounders FC owner Drew Carey The capacity crowd of 67,052 for the for 67,052 of crowd capacity The SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE CSD CSD Comunicaciones. September 27, 2011 – advancement to at thewith a Guatemala’s 2-2 draw quarterfinal League CONCACAF Champions all three teams competed for the cup in MLS. the cup in MLS. for competed teams all three Cup with a 3-1 win at Vancouver. It was the first time first the was It Vancouver. at win 3-1 a with Cup September 24, 2011 – 2011 24, September in the MLS Cup Playoffs for third straight season. straight third for in Cup the Playoffs MLS September 23, 2011 – 2011 23, September D.C. United, bringing the season total to 553,987. 553,987. to total the season bringing United, D.C. up for the 47th consecutive sellout in a 3-0 win over win 3-0 a in sellout consecutive 47th the for up son son total attendance record when 36,242 showed September 17, 2011 – 2011 17, September Champions League winners CF Monterrey. winners League Champions Mexico with a 1-0 victory over reigning CONCACAF reigning over victory a with 1-0 Mexico second second MLS club to win a competitive match in August August 23, 2011 – at Sporting Kansas City. at Sporting Kansas win 150 regular season MLS matches with a 2-1 win 2-1 a with matches MLS season regular 150 win August 6, 2011 – – 2011 6, August friendly against Manchester United broke the atten- broke United Manchester against friendly dance record for any soccer match played in the Northwest. Pacific July 30, – 2011 named the Grand Marshal Parade. Torchlight of the 2011 Seafair July 20, 2011 – – 2011 20, July 168

RECORDS & HISTORY MILESTONES RECORDS & HISTORY MILESTONES FC The 169 July - Zaku 7, Steve Midfielder 2012 ani returns from injury – nearly 16 months after over win home 2-1 a in Rapids. Colorado the July 18, 2012 – international friendly with Chelseamarks the final match for Roger Levesque, who retires after of profession- seasons 10 soccer. al Sounders Sounders FC advances to Seattle plays in net- the first plays Seattle Eddie Johnson Eddie sets Johnson the club Fredy Fredy Montero scores his first Sounders Sounders FC matches the club Sounders Sounders FC reaches its fourth media.soundersfc.com Sounders FC signs German midfield- German signs FC Sounders the the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinals with a 3-2 win at finishing the Marathon, ultimately wins. four with perfect stage group July 27, 2012 – 2012 27, July Designated fifth-ever club’s the as Tiffert Christian er Player. August 5, 2012 – in broadcast work a television draw at 1-1 Portland NBC. on September 19, 2012 – record for largest margin of victory with a 4-nil home 4-nil a with victory of margin largest for record 60,908. of front in Galaxy LA the over win August 8, 2012 – 2012 15, September – consecutive U.S. Open following shootout penalty a in City CupKansas Sporting Final but draw. falls a 1-1 to August 25, 2012 – hat in trick career a 6-2 totaling win USA, at Chivas August. in competitions all across goals eight – 8, 2012 September the with his sixth season goal, record finishing 13th goals. 14 with MLS in Sounders FC announces Ross FC announces Sounders Forward David Estrada becomes Estrada David Forward Defender Patrick Ianni scores the Ianni scores Patrick Defender Sounders FC Sounders its plays MLS 100th The season opens with a home with 2-1 opens season The June 20, 2012 2012 20, June – MLS Goal of the Year with a side-winding volley in a in volley a side-winding with Year the of Goal MLS KC. Sporting against draw home 1-1 regular regular season match, earning a 2-1 road victory Fire. Chicago the over April 28, 2012 – April 28, 2012 March 17, 2012 – 2012 March 17, win over Mexico’s win Santos Laguna in over Mexico’s the first leg of quarterfinals. League Champions CONCACAF the a in trick hat a score to history club in player third the season regular the in FC Toronto over win home 3-1 opener. March 7, 2012 – 2012 7, March Fletcher as the Voice of the Sounders FC and Kasey and FC Sounders the of Voice the as Fletcher analyst. broadcast as Keller January 10, 2012 10, January – Council and season ticket holders approve member- approve holders ticket season and Council and charter. consitution ship Goalkeeper Michael Forward Forward Eddie Johnson is Midfielder Osvaldo Alonso is Alonso Osvaldo Midfielder Seattle’s season ends with season a Seattle’s Sounders FC announced the FC announced Sounders – – Patrick Ianni awarded the DeAndre DeAndre Yedlin signs as the Sounders Sounders FC delegation visits Brad Evans and Eddie Johnson and Eddie Evans Brad 2014 named MLS Comeback Player of the Year after his after named of MLS Player Year Comeback the Seattle. with season record-setting November 29, 2012 2012 13, December – awareness raise and clinics soccer host to Tanzania for programs with State Washington ties. Defender Marc Burch and former goalkeeper and team named named to the MLS Best XI for the first time in his career. November 2012 27, – Soccer League Major by Year the of Goal AT&T 2012 for his curling side volley against Sporting Kansas 20. June on City of retention General Adrian Manager Hanauer in a A of total FC Sounders landmark 13,775 vote. sea- dur- voted members Alliance and holders son ticket 96.3-per- received he and window two-month the ing retention. for votes the of cent January 2013 7, – club’s first Homegrown Player. Homegrown first club’s - 2013 6, February broadcaster Kasey Keller led the group. group. the led Keller Kasey broadcaster January 11, 2013 – in in club history when Lake. Salt Real at Mario minute 81st the in winner Martinez scores the November of 15, Goalkeeper MLS for finalist a named is Gspurning 2012 – Year. the of Newcomer and Year the – 2012 18, November loss to the LA Western in Galaxy the 4-2 aggregate Championship. Conference – 2012 26, November | Sounders FC advances to the FC advances Sounders In In a on 3-1 FC win over Dallas Forward Eddie Johnson scores Johnson Eddie Forward Sounders Sounders FC hosts one of the Midfielder Servando Carrasco is Carrasco Servando Midfielder SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE October 12, 2012 – 2012 12, October both both goals for in the Team National a U.S. 2-1 win October 7, 2012 – October 7, largest crowds in MLS CenturyLink history Field as for 66,451 Seattle’s 3-0 The club pack also win Timbers. holds Portland the first-ever over the General Manager Vote in American sports. professional October 2, 2012 – 2012 2, October of the Month Humanitarian W.O.R.K.S. MLS named awareness. cancer breast raise to efforts his for 170 over Atigua and Barbuda. Johnson became the first became Johnson and Barbuda. Atigua over active Sounders FC player to play for Qualifer. the Cup World a in States United – 2012 21, October Fan Appreciation Night, Sounders FC supporters set supporters FC Sounders Night, Appreciation Fan another MLS Regular Season attendance record with record attendance Season Regular MLS another an average of 43,144 as the sellout streak reaches a reaches streak sellout the as 43,144 of average an record 68 consecutive MLS home matches. matches. home MLS consecutive 68 record November 8, 2012 – 2012 8, November time first the for Championship Conference Western

RECORDS & HISTORY MILESTONES RECORDS & HISTORY MILESTONES U.S. 171 Defender Sports Team of the Team Sports June 21, 2013 - 2013 21, June DeAndre Yedlin becomes the first active Sounders in to participate FC player level any at Cup World the minutes 90 plays he when Spain. against July 10, 2013 Soccer names Sounders - FC Academy U-17/18 the Morris Jordan forward Development Academy Year. the of Player media.soundersfc.com Sounders Sounders FC Academy forward Sports Sports Business Journal names Sounders Sounders FC hosts its inaugural CenturyLink Field hosts its first-ever its hosts Field CenturyLink Obafemi Martins scores his first club first his scores Martins Obafemi Sounders FC plays its first competi- its first FC plays Sounders Brad Evans scored the Brad scored game- Evans latest Governor Jay Inslee signs Seahawks signs Inslee Jay Governor Djimi Traore scores the scores game- Djimi latest Traore June 11, 2013 - 2013 11, June the for scores Johnson Eddie as Qualifier Cup World Panama. over win a 2-0 in Team National U.S. diversi- the June celebrate to 18, Festival 2013 - al Family tion na Inter players. and coaches ty fans, of goal in a 1-nil win at Colorado as Sounders FC earns FC Sounders as Colorado at win 1-nil a in goal season. the of win first its - May 8, 2013 defeats FC Sounders as history club in goal winning Park. Sporting at 1-0 City, Kansas - 2013 12, May loss 2-0 a in Stadium Cheney Tacoma’s at match tive League. Reserve MLS the in SC City Orlando to - 2013 16, May bill. plate license FC Sounders and May 22, 2013 - FC Sounders as a nominee for Year. May 28, 2013 - U-20 Morris National is in called Jordan by the U.S. 28-June May from Tournament the Toulon for Team 8. - 2013 June 7, - his Jamaica at history qualifying USMNT in winner goal. international first April 20, 2013 - - 2013 20, April Oz the Great and Great the Oz Eight Eight Sounders FC Academy Sounders FC reveals the FC 2013 Sounders reveals Sounders FC formalizes fan loy- fan formalizes FC Sounders Alex Caskey scores the second- the scores Caskey Alex Sounders Sounders FC becomes the first Sounders FC kicks off its fifth MLS its fifth FC off kicks Sounders . February February 6, 2013 - (United (United States) face teammate (Honduras) in a Mario 2014 FIFA World Cup Qualifier in Martinez Honduras. Sula, Pedro San MLS team to oust a Mexican team from the CONCA- the from team Mexican a oust to team MLS CAF Champions League tournament with aggregate-goal a 3-2 series win over Tigres UANL. March March 12, 2013 - February 27, 2013 - 2013 27, February primary primary and secondary kits at Disney’s Walt Cinerama Seattle’s of premier the before Impact. Montreal the to loss home 1-0 a with season March 2, 2103 - 2103 2, March Powerful February 21, 2013 - - 2013 21, February - 2013 23, February players commit players to USSDA colleges, including 2013 (Stanford). Morris Jordan Year the of Player National alty program to give MatchPass holders access to pitch. the and discounts players, in win half a Real game-winner over Salt Lake 1-nil as Sounders FC wins the FC Desert 2013 Tucson Cup. Diamond DeAndre DeAndre Yedlin long-range became Traore’s Djimi the and FC Sounders youngest for score player to YouTube. on times million 1.5 viewed been has strike Sounders Sounders FC and ESPN Obafemi Martins Obafemi scores the Midfielder Osvaldo Alonso Alonso is Osvaldo Midfielder Sounders FC announces Q13 announces FC Sounders Seattle, Seattle, one of three teams to Clint Clint Dempsey scores his first 2014 November 18, 2013 - 2013 18, November September 13, 2013 - 2013 13, September September 30, 2013 - La de Centro El at Project Beautification for up team Seattle. in Raza 2013 - October 27, of in front draw home FC in a 1-1 Sounders for goal the LA in Galaxy the against regular-season 66,216 record attendance MLS the set Seattle helping finale, for the fifth-straight season, with 44,038. an average of October 30, - 2013 qualify for the MLS Cup the Playoffs past five seasons, in plays Round Knockout its match, first-ever ousting the Colorado Rapids at CenturyLink Field, 2-0. season fourth-consecutive the for MVP team named later. day one Player a Designated as signed and - 2013 10, December game-winning goal game-winning and adds an assist in Seattle’s record fifth straight win, 2-0 over Real Week for Salt Week of the player MLS is Martins named Lake. 29. FOX and FOX JOEtv The Air as Over the Official team’s season. MLS 2014 the for Partners Television | Sounders FC defeats the The Seahawks and Sounders and Seahawks The FC Mid - Mid Midfielder Osvaldo Alonso is named Alonso Osvaldo Midfielder Defender DeAndre Yedlin is selected is Yedlin DeAndre Defender SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE itarian of the Portland Timbers, 1-0, in front of 67,385 - the largest- the - 67,385 of front in 1-0, Timbers, Portland ever for attendance a soccer game in Seattle and second-largest attendance in MLS history standalone match. for The a Brougham new beer Field. CenturyLink at hall opened - 2013 10, September will DAL) (NYSE: Lines Air Delta that announced FC in teams both partner for airline as serve the official addition to the re-naming club level at CenturyLink Field to the Delta Sky360 scored Club. the Eddie game-winning goal Johnson against Mexico at to advance to States help the Stadium United Crew Cup. World FIFA 2014 the fielder Lamar named MLS Neagle W.O.R.K.S. Human Sounders FC announces the sign- the announces FC Sounders - 2013 3, August Team National U.S. of ing captain Clint Dempsey at a crowd sellout before Field. CenturyLink August 16, 2013 - July 15, 2013 - - 2013 15, July to the MLS All-Star team as 2005. since rookie the first and first 2011 since Homegrown Player - 2013 31, July an inactive 2013 MLS All-Star, selection. his third-straight 172 August 25, 2013 - Month for August and later was named 2013 Seattle Sounders Year. the of Humanitarian

RECORDS & HISTORY MILESTONES MLS BRAD EVANS 30 25 GA GA 19 26 18 31 19 29 17 24 18 15 19 30 15 22 26 25 21 30 20 22 24 25 21 26 36 37 5 10 25 22 ROAD LA 22 9 LA 23 11 NY 30 9 PHI 32 12 674 34 48 575 494 494 575 665 854 296 674 494 DAL 30 9 RSL 28 10 CLB 29 9 VAN 24 9 POR 31 13 WLTGF WLTGF HOU 26 9 TEAM GP ASTS 8494 GA GA ASSISTS 19 13 5 10 2 23 33 17 29 1 12 4 13 38 32 31 16 29 11 23 22 2 12 2930 15 16 5 10 2 13 27 23 18 29 21 31 20 24 17 29 16 29 15 29 22 34 16 2332 13 19 3 10 4 12 29 HOME 24 34 15 25 34 43 43 24 15 458 773 755 854 584 953 935 WLTGF WLTGF Federico Federico Higuain David Ferreira David Thierry Henry Teibert Russell Diego Valeri Diego Landon Donovan Sebastien Toux Le Keane Robbie Morales Javier Brad Davis 2014 0944 8935 | 59 58 41 17 11 TS GF GA GD TS GF GA GD AND LEADERS AND GOALKEEPING LEADERS TP SJ 29 11 LA 23 16 NE 31NY 13 27 11 OVERALL PHI 31 12 SJ 33 2970 142 101 41 1.24 13-11-9 9 DAL 25 11 LA 21 1890 66 39 27 1.29 9-8-4 7 CLBRSL 34CLB 16 13 29 12 11 VAN 32 22 MTL 33 20 NE 12 995 37 29 8 0.72 7-0-4 5 KC 34 3060 98 68 30 0.88 17-10-7 13 NY 34 3060 144 103 41 1.21 17-9-8 11 NE 23 2063 94 64 30 1.31 7-11-5 9 CHI* 32 21 DC 25 2250 119 80 39 1.56 2-17-6 4 PHI 34 3060 145 101 44 1.29 12-12-10 12 CHI 28 2520 132 93 39 1.39 12-10-6 6 DAL 26 2340 129 88 41 1.58 7-10-9 7 RSL 27 2430 110 82 28 1.04 14-7-6 9 CLB 21 1890 99 71 28 1.33 5-11-5 4 CLB 13 1170 61 43 18 1.38 7-6-0 5 VAN 13 1170 53 37 16 1.23 4-5-4 4 VAN 11 990 50 35 15 1.36 6-3-2 2 VAN 10 900 45 31 14 1.40 3-4-3 1 MTL 33 2970 157 109 48 1.45 14-12-7 8 98 COL 32 2873 126 91 35 1.10 14-9-9 10 TOR 33 2970 136 90 46 1.39 6-16-11 4 CHV 31 2754 158 104 54 1.76 6-17-8 3 TEAM GP GOALS POR 32 2880 123 92 31 0.97 13-5-14 14 HOU 34 3060 136 95 41 1.21 14-11-9 9 TEAM GP MIN SHOTS SAVES GA GAA W-L-T SHO WL TP WL 2013 FINAL MLS STANDINGS MLS FINAL 2013 34 15 12 7 52 42 42 0 10 SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE BUDWEISER GOLDEN BOOT Los AngelesLos 34 15 11 8 53 53 38 15 11 Real Real Salt Lake 34 16 10 8 56 57 41 16 10 WESTERNPortland GP 34 14 5 15 57 54 33 21 11 D.C. UnitedD.C. 34 3 24 7 16 22 59 -37 3 10 4 16 29 0 14 Seattle Colorado 34 14 11 9 51 45 38 7 10 Toronto FCToronto 34 6 17 11 29 30 47 -17 Columbus 34 12 17 5 41 42 46 -4 Philadelphia 34 12 12 10 46 42 44 -2 Chicago 34 14 13 7 49 47 52 -5 10 Montreal 34 14 13 7 49 50 49 1 10 Houston 34 14 11 9 51 41 41 New New England 34 14 11 9 51 49 38 11 Chivas Chivas USA 34 6 20 8 26 30 67 -37 Sporting KC 34 17 10 7 58 47 30 17 Camilo Sanvezzo Mike Magee Marco Di Vaio Keane Robbie Dominic Oduro Federico Higuain Diego Fagundez McInerney Jack Saborio Alvaro Tim Cahill Blas Perez Chris Wondolowski FC Dallas 34 11 12 11 44 48 52 -4 San San JoseVancouver 34 34 14 13 11 12 9 9 51 48 35 53 42 45 -7 11 New York New 34 17 Matt Reis Matt EASTERN GP Jimmy Jimmy Nielsen Donovan Ricketts Donovan Nick Rimando Clint Irwin Hall Tally Luis Robles Michael Gspurning Carlo Cudicini SEA 28 2475 111 76 35 1.27 12-9-6 10 Zac MacMath Shuttleworth Bobby David Ousted David Andy Gruenebaum Brad Knighton Jon Jon Busch Matt Lampson Matt Sean Johnson Joseph Bendik Joe Cannon Troy Perkins Troy Bill Hamid Raul Fernandez Dan Dan Kennedy 900 Minimum: minutes played 174

MLS 2013 STANDINGS AND LEADERS MLS 2013 STANDINGS AND LEADERS 175 SJ 28 123 LA 22 108 LA 33 62 LA 33 80 KC 27 128 DC 24 25 NE 33NY 64 28 58 NY 27KCNE 31 33 78 66 63 PHI 32 95 PHI 31 25 PHI 31 58 CHI 30 70 RSL 28 108 CLBCLB 34 26 25 24 CLB 29 123 DAL 30 76 DAL 30 57 MTL 33 78 RSL 32 63 RSL 28 78 CLB 34 67 SEA 33 100 SEACOL 21 31 42 29 VAN 32 62 TOR 26 24 MTL 32 58 CHI* 32 94 COL 30 62 COL 27 59 POR 29 24 POR 31 92 HOU 26 115 POR 34 83 POR 31 74 TEAM GP CAUT TEAM GP OFF TEAM GP CK TEAM GP FS TEAM GP FC KC 29 13 KCSJPHI 31 25 31 10 9 9 VANLAMTL 32CHI 33 31 32 9 9 8 8 media.soundersfc.com OFFSIDES CORNER KICKS FOULS SUFFERED FOULS FOULS COMMITTED CAUTIONS (YELLOWS) Mauro Mauro Rosales Sebastien Toux Le Mike Mike Magee Aurelien Collin Aurelien Dwayne De Dwayne Rosario Arrieta Jairo Robert Earnshaw 4 tied players with 23 Shea Salinas Brad Davis Morales Javier Valeri Diego Marco Vaio Marco Di Eddie Johnson Deshorn Brown Conor Casey Dominic Oduro Johnson Ryan Graham Zusi Federico Higuain Landon Donovan Dillon Powers Marcelo Sarvas Espindola Fabian Ned Grabavoy MartinsFelipe Darlington Nagbe Darlington Morales Javier Ferreira David Nyarko Patrick Dominic Oduro Lee Nguyen Marcelo Marcelo Sarvas Tim Cahill Conor Casey Jackson 4 tied players with 54 Diego Chara Lee Nguyen Nigel Reo-Coker HendryThomas Oriol Rosell Oriol Rosell Victor Victor Bernardez Conor Casey Nigel Reo-Coker Marcelo Marcelo Sarvas Ferrari Matteo Gonzalo Segares tied players with 7 10 SJ 28 4 LA 23 5 LA 22 5 SJ 29 101 LA 23LA 22 2 1 SJ 29 8 SJ 29 44 KC 27 5 NE 33 4 NY 30 92 NY 27NENY 31 30 5 5 5 PHI 32 5 PHI 31 86 PHI 31 5 PHI 31 30 VAN 32 6 MTL 33 4 RSL 16 1 MTL 31 5 VAN 20VAN 32 1 1 CLBCLB 34 29 92 86 MTL 33 1 VAN 32 123 SEA 33 5 CLB 34 5 CLBCLB 34 29 36 31 MTL 33 118 VAN 21VAN 32 5 5 VAN 32 55 MTL 33 5 MTL 33 53 COL 31 97 CHI* 32 1 SEA 20 5 COL 31 30 CHI* 32 114 HOU 22 4 CHI* 32 6 CHI* 32 50 HOU 30HOU 33 98 94 HOU 30 30 TEAM GP GAMES TEAM GP GWA TEAM GP HATS TEAM GP SHOTS TEAM GP GWG TEAM GP SOG SHOTS HAT TRICKS HAT SHOTS ON GOAL MULTI-GOAL GAMES MULTI-GOAL GAME-WINNING GOALS GAME-WINNING ASSISTS Camilo Camilo Sanvezzo Keane Robbie Vaio Marco Di tied players with 2 10 ChrisWondolowski Mike Magee Obafemi Martins Tim Cahill Vaio Marco Di Diego Fagundez Thierry Henry McInerney Jack Miller Kenny Dominic Oduro Camilo Sanvezzo Camilo Camilo Sanvezzo Vaio Marco Di Mike Magee ChrisWondolowski Dominic Oduro Federico Higuain Deshorn Brown Will Bruin McInerney Jack 5 tied players with 29 Camilo Camilo Sanvezzo Vaio Marco Di Mike Magee ChrisWondolowski Will Bruin Deshorn Brown Giles Barnes Thierry Henry Dominic Oduro Federico Higuain McInerney Jack Robbie Keane Robbie Vaio Marco Di Landon Donovan Mike Magee Manneh Kekuta Saborio Alvaro Camilo Sanvezzo Patrice Patrice Bernier Landon Donovan Mauro Mauro Rosales Graham Zusi Sebastien Toux Le Boniek Garcia Lee Nguyen Shea Salinas tied 16 players with 3 SJ 33 9 NE 23 9 KC 34NY 34 13 11 SJ 33 101 PHI 34 12 NY 34 103 RSL 27 9 PHI 34 101 CHI 28 93 SEACOL 28 32 10 10 POR 32 14 HOU 34 9 MTL 33 109 COL 32 91 TOR 33 90 CHV 31 104 POR 32 92 HOU 34 95 TEAM GP SHO TEAM GP SVS SAVES TEAM MIN START END SJ 341 9/21/13 current HOU 298 4/28/13 5/12/13 NE 320 3/9/13 8/25/13 TEAM GP SAVES SOG PCT (MINUTES) SHUTOUTS SAVES SAVES PERCENTAGE LONGEST SHUTOUT STREAKS Michael Michael Gspurning Hall Tally SEA 311 8/17/13 9/7/13 Bobby Shuttleworth Bobby Donovan Ricketts Donovan Nick Rimando Jimmy Jimmy Nielsen Zac MacMath Luis Robles Michael Gspurning Clint Irwin Jon Busch Hall Tally Troy Perkins Troy Luis Robles Jon Busch Dan Dan Kennedy Zac MacMath Hall Tally Sean Johnson Ricketts Donovan Clint Irwin Joseph Bendik Nick Nick Rimando RickettsDonovan POR Jon Busch RSLAndy Gruenebaum 32 27 CLBSean Johnson 21Luis Robles 92 SJ 82 PerkinsTroy CHI 71Clint Irwin 126 33 28 112Zac MacMath NY 73.0 MTL LampsonMatt 100 73.2 101 93 34 3340 Minimum: saves PHI 71.0 COL CLB 142 103 109 132 34 32 13 71.1 70.5 147 101 158 91 43 70.1 69.0 147 132 68.7 63 68.9 68.3 Jimmy Jimmy Nielsen ShuttleworthBobby Jimmy Nielsen NE RickettsDonovan KC 420 Jon Busch 546 5/11/13 POR RickettsDonovan KC 3/9/13 6/15/13 401 Reis Matt 412 5/18/13 4/20/13 POR 9/27/13 7/7/13 323 10/26/13 9/14/13 10/6/13 Donovan RickettsDonovan POR 312 3/30/13 4/21/13 2014 | SJ 33 13 SJ 2970 SJ 2971 SJ 33 11 SJ 25 2 SJ 34 KCNY 34 34 17 17 NE 3060 KCNY 3060 3060 KC 34 10 NE 23 11 NE 21NE 3 12 2 NY 34 NE 34 KC 34 NY 34 DC 25 17 PHI 34 12 PHI 3060 CHI 28 12 PHI 34 12 CHICHI 3060 3060 PHI 34 CHI 28 10 CHICHI 34 34 RSL 27 14 DAL 26 10 DAL 30 2 MTL 33 14 RSL 18 2 CLB 21 11 MTL 2970 COL 32 14 SEA 28 12 CLB 34 MTL 33 12 TOR 2970 SEA 26 2 SEA 21 2 TOR 33 16 TOR 20 2 POR 32 13 CHV 31 17 CHI* 25 2 HOU 34 14 HOU 3060 POR 34 HOU 34 11 HOU 34 TEAM GP WON TEAM MIN TEAM GP LOST TEAM GP EJECT TEAM GP GAMES PLAYED MINUTES PLAYED GOALKEEPER WINS SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE GOALKEEPER LOSSES EJECTIONS EJECTIONS (RED CARDS) Eric Alexander Eric Anibaba Jalil BerryAustin Sam Cronin Hall Tally Zac MacMath Dominic Oduro Jose Jose Goncalves Nagbe Darlington Jimmy Nielsen Luis Robles Jimmy Jimmy Nielsen Sean Johnson Bill Hamid Dan Kennedy Joseph Bendik Hall Tally Shuttleworth Bobby Raul Fernandez Zac MacMath Perkins Troy Jon Busch Andy Gruenebaum Dimitry Imbongo Osvaldo Alonso Osvaldo Jackson 60 tied players with 1 Yordany Alvarez Yordany Andy Dorman Doneil Henry Zach Scott Bakary Soumare Victor Victor Bernardez Tally Hall Tally Perkins Troy Austin BerryAustin Jose Goncalves Zac MacMath Jon Busch Jalil Anibaba Jalil Jimmy Nielsen Luis Robles Sam Cronin Joseph Bendik Jimmy Jimmy Nielsen Luis Robles Hall Tally Clint Irwin Zac MacMath Troy Perkins Troy Michael Gspurning Sean Johnson Jon Jon Busch Ricketts Donovan Nick Nick Rimando 176

MLS 2013 STANDINGS AND LEADERS MLS INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS 177 TEAM GP PKG TEAM GP EJECT METLA 11NYRSL 22KC 13 3 25VANNE 27 3 26 3 3 21 3 3 TEAM GP DC CK 3 HOUKC 29 34DCDC 198 32 172 22 24 150 141 TEAM GP 139 OFF TBMTLTB 28 33TBDC* 30 82 HOU* 78 22 31 30 70 56 55 55 TEAM GP GWG TEAM GP GWA TEAM GP CAUT DALSJ 22CHVKC 29 22DAL 14 29 27 13 13 13 12 DCKC 29 32 9 7 LA 26 9 TBDAL 30MIA 32 22 8 7 7 LA 26 7 7 LA 26 7 MET 24 6 DC 24 6 MTL 27 6 CLB 29 6 media.soundersfc.com OFFSIDES CORNER KICKS CAUTIONS CAUTIONS (YELLOWS) PENALTY-KICK GOALS PENALTY-KICK GAME-WINNING GOALS GAME-WINNING ASSISTS EJECTIONS (RED CARDS) 2005 Jaime Moreno 1997 Branco 2000 Ezra Hendrickson 2009 Carlos Johnson 2009 Jamison Olave 2010Arnaud Davy 2011 Eric Hassli 2013 Dimitry Imbongo 1998 Marco Etcheverry 2011 Brad Davis 2012 Graham Zusi 2000 Marco Etcheverry 2002 Marco Etcheverry 2000 Mamadou Diallo 2013 Vaio Marco Di 1996 Lassiter Roy 2001 Mamadou Diallo 1997Wegerle Roy 2007 Joseph Ngwenya 2012 ChrisWondolowski 2002 Carlos Ruiz SJ 321999 11 Mauricio Cienfuegos2000 Ralston Steve LA 30 8 1996Alvarez Leonel 1996 Michael Emenalo 2012 Minda Oswaldo 2013 Collin Aurelien 1998Alvarez Leonel 1996 Preki 2003 Carlos Ruiz 2010 ChrisWondolowski 2013 ChrisWondolowski tied 8 with players SJ SJ 28 291997 Mauricio Cienfuegos 9 1999 Jason Kreis 8 2001 Diego Serna 2011 Beckham David LA 22 7 2004 Amado Guevara 2009 Jaime Moreno 2012 Patrice Bernier 2013 Federico Higuain TEAM GP FS TEAM GPTB SOG 28 76 TEAM GP MIA FC 31 83 TEAMHOU MIN SEA 3060 PHI 3060 COLCOL 3060 3060 KC 3060 3060 TEAM GPTB SHOTS KC 28 32 152 140 TEAM GPTB GOALS CLB 30TB 27LA 27 28 26 26 26 TEAM GP 24 ASTS DCDC 26NE 29 19 27 19 19 KC 33 133 CHI 26 67 DALDAL 27 31 83 81 CHI 24 127 CHIKC 24 32 63 61 COL 28 80 DAL 30 60 LA 33 80 LEADERS (1996-PRESENT) LEADERS SHOTS GOALS ASSISTS GAMES PLAYED SHOTS ON GOAL GAMES STARTED MINUTES PLAYED FOULS SUFFERED MLS INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON INDIVIDUAL MLS FOULS COMMITTED 10 players tied with players 34 10 14 players tied with players 14 34 2006 Alejandro Moreno 2004 Arnaud Davy 2005 HOU Alejandro Moreno 2003 DaMarcus Beasley 30 KC 1997 SJ Roberto Donadoni CHI 112 30 MET 31 22 32 111 102 96 94 2000 Mamadou Diallo 2003 Ante Razov 2000 Diego Serna 2007Toja Juan 2011 Hall Tally 2011 Keller Kasey 2011 Sebastien Toux Le 2011 Pickens Matt 2012 Moor Drew 2012 Jimmy Nielsen 2000 Mamadou Diallo 1996 Preki 2012 Kamara Kei 1996 Lassiter Roy 2012 ChrisWondolowski 1998 Stern John 2000 Mamadou Diallo 2002 Carlos Ruiz SJ 322000 Carlos Valderrama1996 27 Marco Etcheverry 1997 Carlos Valderrama1998 Marco Etcheverry 2002 Ralston TB Steve 2008 Guillermo Barros Schelotto TB CLB 32 27 20 26 19 19 2000 Ante Razov 2000 Ante Razov 2006Valakari Simo 1999 McKeon Matt 2012 ChrisWondolowski SJ 32 1996 Preki 2008 127 Cooper Kenny 2013 Marcelo Sarvas TEAM GP SVS TEAM GP SHO KCKCRSL 31POR 34 27 32 16 15 14 14 TEAM GP CHV* SHOTS 262 926 TEAM GS NY*NE*RSL* 411 VAN* 372 346 LA* 341 NY*NE* 316 COL* 304 RSL* 299 297 DC* 296 295 TEAM MIN NY* 37260 TOR*RSL* 324KC* 305 242 831 818 773 NE*RSL* 33143 VAN* 31293 30732 LA*NE* 27522 COL* 27363 26654 RSL* 26556 TOR* 26324 LA* 26248 CLB*DC* 365COL*LA* 340 274SJ* 772 CHI* 303 684 670 284 220 639 624 573 TEAM GP MIN GA GAA SAVES SHOTS SHUTOUTS GAMES STARTED MINUTES PLAYED GOALS AGAINST AVG. 2010 Hartman Kevin 2010 Nick Rimando2012 Michael Gspurning2011 DAL SEA Ricketts Donovan 2012 RSL 20 21 Jimmy Nielsen minutes played 1000 Minimum: LA 1845 1755 27 15 12 2430 0.62 0.73 15 KC 18 1284 0.67 11 34 0.77 3060 27 0.79 Ante Ante Razov De Dwayne Rosario Kevin Hartman Kevin Ralston Steve Nick Rimando Joe Cannon Mastroeni Pablo Chris Henderson Heaps Jay Marshall Tyrone Beckerman Kyle Jaime Moreno Hartman Kevin Ralston Steve 2000 Garlick Scott 1997 Mark Dodd 1998 Meola Tony 1996 Mark TB Dodd 321999 DAL Garlick Scott 30 MET 31 184 DAL 31 183 TB 164 282000 160 Meola Tony 2012 152 Jimmy Nielsen 2010 Nick Rimando 2013 Ricketts Donovan 4 tied players with 13 Jason Jason Kreis Preki Cunningham Jeff Nick Nick Rimando Joe Cannon Mastroeni Pablo Heaps Jay Marshall Tyrone Beckerman Kyle Nick Garcia Chris Klein Jaime Jaime Moreno Edson Buddle Landon Donovan Mark Chung Brian McBride 2014 | (1996-PRESENT) TEAM GP WON TEAM GP LOST COL 32 19 TEAM GP NY* 416 TEAM GP ASSISTS TEAM GP CLB* GOALS LA* 365DC*CHV* 303RSL* 340 134 262TOR* 305NE 134 324 133 COL* 114 DC* 108 174 274 103 179 101 98 88 NE* 378 NE*LA*COL* 378KC* 303 175DC*HOU* 135 242DC 117 340 114 313LARSL* 112 191 102 101 306 332 101 91 86 DC* 182 88 CLB*RSL* 365 VAN* 346 DC* 342 COL*LA* 340 337 LA*RSL* 334 333 332 LANY* 206 317 80 80 WINS GOALS LOSSES ASSISTS GAMES PLAYED SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE MLS INDIVIDUAL ALL-TIME LEADERS ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL MLS GAMES STARTED IN GAMES GOAL STARTED MINUTES PLAYED IN MINUTES GOAL PLAYED 8 players tied 8 with players 3060 8 players tied 8 with players 34 Kevin Hartman Kevin Ralston Steve Steve Ralston Steve Jeff Cunningham Jeff Landon Donovan Jaime Moreno Ante Razov Jason Kreis De Dwayne Rosario Twellman Taylor Edson Buddle Lassiter Roy Carlos Ruiz 1998 1998 Hartman Kevin 1997 Mike Ammann 1999 Hartman Kevin LA 1998 Garlick KC Scott 29 29 4 tied players with 18 LA 32 22 DC 21 25 20 2005 Countess D.J. 19 2012 Pickens Matt 1997 Meola Tony RSL 1999 Mike Ammann 27 3 tied players with 17 MET MET 30 24 19 18 18 Jeff Cunningham Jeff Landon Donovan Valderrama Carlos Preki Jaime Moreno Brad Davis Marco Etcheverry Cobi Jones Williams Andy Mauricio Cienfuegos Nick Nick Rimando Joe Cannon Jaime Moreno Marshall Tyrone Mastroeni Pablo Chris Klein Williams Andy Chris Henderson 178

MLS INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-SEASON / ALL-TIME LEADERS MLS INDIVIDUAL ALL-TIME LEADERS 179 TEAM GP CLBCOL* HATS COL* 55 124NY* 274LA*LA 74 5 5 303 4 306 4 4 4 TEAM GP CLB*TOR* OFF 365CHV* 324NY* 262DC* 377 HOU* 317 350 DC* 179 310 221COL*DC* 274 182 274 267 COL* 250 176 150 231 211 TEAM 210 GP 201 CLB*LA* GWG 365SJ*CHV* 303RSL* 172 262 40 COL* 305NE 37 274TOR* 34 33 DC* 174 324 31 DC* 29 DC* 340 176 28 27 182 26 TEAM 24 GP 24 GWA TEAM GP HOU* GAMES DC 313NE*HOU* 191LA* 975 378 285NY*RSL 963 303 703 LA 679 317CLB 155KC* 617 306 593 160 560 242 529 503 493 SJ* 172 4 NE*LA*HOU* 378COL* 303 313LA 175KC* 41 36 33 306 242 33 30 29 LADC*DC 206 340 191 28 26 25 DC* 324 24 media.soundersfc.com OFFSIDES HAT TRICKS HAT CORNER CORNER KICKS GAME-WINNING GOALS GAME-WINNING ASSISTS Stern John Diego Serna Edson Buddle Mamadou Diallo Landon Donovan Cobi Jones ChrisWondolowski Jeff Cunningham Jeff De Dwayne Rosario Ante Razov Chris Henderson Lassiter Roy Ronald Cerritos Carlos Ruiz Edson Buddle Eddie Johnson Arce Raul Diaz Cunningham Jeff Landon Donovan ChrisWondolowski Ante Razov Jason Kreis Edson Buddle Twellman Taylor De Dwayne Rosario Jaime Moreno Eddie Johnson Carlos Ruiz Ralston Steve Brad Brad Davis Marco Etcheverry Ralston Steve Richard Mulrooney Landon Donovan Chris Henderson Morales Javier Cobi Jones RobertWarzycha Preki 6 players 6 tied players with 3 Landon Donovan Brad Davis Valderrama Carlos Cobi Jones Preki Mauricio Cienfuegos Jaime Jaime Moreno Marco Etcheverry De Dwayne Rosario TEAM GP EJECT TEAM GP LA*RSL* CAUT NY* 334 325 307 81 72 69 TEAM GP DC*RSL* FS CHV* 340 332MTL* 272LA 297 703 CLB* 680 SJ* 659 306 278COL* 645 LA* 284 323CHI* 637 583 303 220 578 526 505 503 TEAM GP RSL*CHV* FC 325NY* 321LA*COL* 317 492 SEA* 477 334 323NY* 283COL* 474 NY* 474 315 469 337CHI* 463 216 463 276 452 451 443 TEAM GP CHV*DC* SOG 262CLB*RSL* 340 365TOR* 441 305LA* 324 394 KC* 372 NE 303 370 COL* 242 357 SJ* 174 274 341 323 284 318 287 282 LA*LA* 258 334 9 8 NY* 315 67 SJ*COL*DC* 307 337NY* 174 307 7 7 7 7 SJ*COL* 307 337 66 66 CHI*NE*CHV* 276 314 321 63 63 61 LA* 203 58 SHOTS SHOTS ON GOAL FOULS SUFFERED FOULS COMMITTED CAUTIONS (YELLOWS) EJECTIONS (RED CARDS) Clint Mathis Pablo Mastroeni Pablo Beckerman Kyle Mike Petke Talley Carey Jaime Jaime Moreno Williams Andy Alejandro Moreno Arnaud Davy Cobi Jones Eddie Gaven Mark Chung Brian Mullan Landon Donovan Brian McBride Kyle Beckerman Kyle Jesse Marsch Chris Henderson Mastroeni Pablo Brian Mullan Shalrie Joseph Talley Carey Marshall Tyrone Williams Richie Diego Gutierrez Ante Ante Razov Jaime Moreno Cunningham Jeff Jason Kreis De Dwayne Rosario Landon Donovan Preki Twellman Taylor Edson Buddle Mark Chung *Played for more than one team; most *Played recent more for team than listed. one team; Pablo Mastroeni Pablo Corrales Ramiro Ramiro Corrales Ramiro Tyrone Marshall Tyrone Ivan McKinley Mike Petke tied players 12 with 6 Tyrone Marshall Tyrone Diego Gutierrez Jay Heaps Jay Jesse Marsch Hejduk Frankie TEAM GP NY*VAN* LOST RSL* 416 342NY* 346NE*CHV* 143 250 141 RSL* 293 118 282SJ* 237MTL* 109 DC* 98 263 97 192 93 125 77 TEAM 72 GP NY* 67 VAN* SVS RSL* 416 342NY* 346NE* 1474 RSL* 1331 250CHV* 1222 293 237SJ* 1136 282DC* 1114 MTL* 1021 263 223 987 192 979 TEAM 698 GP 646 NY*RSL* SHO VAN* 416 346SJ* 342 112 263 108 86 76 TEAM GP NY*RSL* WON CHV* 416 346VAN* 282NE* 342RSL* 180 151 SJ* 293 131 237NY* 119 DC* 263MTL* 110 250 107 223 192 104 97 93 70 CHV* 282 76 NE* 293 75 DC*NY* 223 250 64 62 RSL*MTL* 237 192 48 48 WINS SAVES LOSSES TEAM GP SAVES SOG PCT SHUTOUTS SAVES SAVES PERCENTAGE Brad Brad FriedelBouna Coundoul Jon Busch NY* MeolaTony CLB Tim Howard 99 KellerKasey 38 SJ* CamposJorge NY* 363 Joe Cannon NY 177 263 SEAMark Dodd 250 CHI* 488 234 HartmanKevin 74.4 75.6 93 85 979 1136 saves 175 Minimum: VAN* 51 1546 1329 NY* 342 73.5 73.7 DAL 270 442 195 416 1331 372 607 92 269 72.6 72.8 1843 72.5 1474 72.2 2043 495 72.1 686 72.2 Kevin Hartman Kevin Joe Cannon Nick Rimando Meola Tony Reis Matt Thornton Zach Garlick Scott Jon Busch Perkins Troy Ammann Mike Hartman Kevin Joe Cannon Nick Rimando Meola Tony Reis Matt Garlick Scott Thornton Zach Jon Busch Onstad Pat Perkins Troy Hartman Kevin Nick Rimando Joe Cannon Jon Busch Thornton Zach Kevin Hartman Kevin Nick Rimando Thornton Zach Joe Cannon Reis Matt Garlick Scott Jon Busch Meola Tony Onstad Pat Perkins Troy Matt Reis Matt Pat Onstad Pat Tony Meola Tony Garlick Scott Troy Perkins Troy 2014 | TEAM MIN NY*RSL* 37260 VAN* 31293 30732 TEAM GS NY*RSL*VAN* 411 346 341 TEAMNY* GP RSL*VAN* 416 346 NE* 342 CHV*SJ* 293 282 NY*RSL* 263 DC* 250 237 MTL* 223 192 TEAM GP DC*LA* PKG KC* 340CLB* 303DC* 242 365TOR* 44 TOR* 182 28 153 23 324 20 16 15 14 TEAM GP LA* GAMES CLB*CHV* 303 365DC* 262DC*COL* 340 30 22 NE 182 22 274CHV*TOR* 17 174 152COL* 17 324 16 SJ* 150 16 14 172 14 13 13 NE* 25936 NE* 288 CHV* 24935 SJ*NY* 23585 22555 CHV*SJ* 276 NY* 262 250 RSL* 21171 RSL* 234 DC*MTL* 20076 17257 DC*MTL* 223 192 MULTI-GOAL GAMES MULTI-GOAL SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE PENALTY-KICK GOALS PENALTY-KICK GAMES PLAYED IN GAMES GOAL PLAYED GAMES STARTED IN GAMES GOAL STARTED MINUTES PLAYED IN MINUTES GOAL PLAYED *Played for more than one team; most *Played recent more for team than listed. one team; Kevin Hartman Kevin Nick Rimando Joe Cannon Reis Matt Kevin Hartman Kevin Nick Rimando Joe Cannon Reis Matt Kevin Hartman Kevin Nick Rimando Joe Cannon Reis Matt Thornton Zach Jon Busch Meola Tony Garlick Scott Onstad Pat Perkins Troy Jaime Jaime Moreno Landon Donovan Preki Cunningham Jeff Carlos Ruiz Amado Guevara De Dwayne Rosario 6 tied players with 13 Landon Landon Donovan Cunningham Jeff Ante Razov Jaime Moreno Carlos Ruiz Edson Buddle Twellman Taylor Angel Juan Pablo De Dwayne Rosario Arce Raul Diaz ChrisWondolowski Zach Thornton Zach Zach Thornton Zach Jon Jon Busch Meola Tony Garlick Scott Jon Jon Busch Meola Tony Garlick Scott Pat Onstad Pat Pat Onstad Pat Troy Perkins Troy Troy Perkins Troy 180

MLS INDIVIDUAL ALL-TIME LEADERS MLS 2014 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE bd tbd tbd tbd tbd tbd 181 7 p.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 8 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. media.soundersfc.com SUNDAY, MAY 4 MAY SUNDAY, SUNDAY, APRIL 6 SUNDAY, SATURDAY, MAY 3 MAY SATURDAY, SUNDAY, APRIL 27 SUNDAY, SUNDAY, APRIL 13 SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 MAY WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 26 SATURDAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 12 SATURDAY, APRIL 19 SATURDAY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16 WEDNESDAY, Seattle vs. Philadelphia Chivas USA vs. Houston Portland vs. D.C. United FC vs. Toronto New England vs. Vancouver San Jose Kansas City vs. Columbus Seattle vs. FC Dallas San Jose vs. Colorado Houston vs. Portland Chicago vs. Salt Lake Colorado vs. LA Galaxy FC Dallas vs. New York Houston vs. Columbus Chicago vs. New England Philadelphia vs. Houston Colorado vs. San Jose Columbus vs. D.C. United FC Dallas FC vs. Toronto vs. Vancouver LA Galaxy Seattle vs. Colorado D.C. United vs. FC Dallas New England vs. Kansas City Salt Lake vs. Vancouver Chivas USA vs. LA Galaxy D.C. United vs. New York Philadelphia vs. Salt Lake San Jose vs. Columbus New vs. York Philadelphia Kansas City vs. Montreal Salt Lake vs. Portland Chivas USA vs. Seattle Columbus vs. New York San Jose vs. Chivas USA New England vs. Houston LA Galaxy vs. Vancouver Portland vs. Chivas USA Montreal vs. Chicago FC Dallas vs. Seattle Montreal vs. Philadelphiat Toronto FC vs. Toronto Colorado tbd tbd tbd tbd 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m. 6 p.m. 8 p.m. 3 p.m. 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 4 p.m. 1 p.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 10 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. As of February 5, 2014. All times and Eastern subject to change. 2014. As of 5, February 2014 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE SEASON REGULAR 2014 SUNDAY, MARCH 9 SUNDAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 5 SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MARCH 30 SUNDAY, SUNDAY, MARCH 23 SUNDAY, SUNDAY, MARCH 16 SUNDAY, SATURDAY, MARCH 8 SATURDAY, SATURDAY, MARCH 29 SATURDAY, SATURDAY, MARCH 22 SATURDAY, SATURDAY, MARCH 15 SATURDAY, Vancouver vs. Vancouver Colorado Montreal vs. New York Vancouver vs. Vancouver Houston Portland vs. Seattle New York vs. Chivas USA Philadelphia vs. Montreal Colorado vs. Kansas City FC Dallas vs. Portland Salt Lake FC vs. Toronto Seattle vs. Columbus San Jose vs. New England Chicago vs. Philadelphia Columbus FC vs. Toronto D.C. United vs. New England Houston vs. FC Dallas Kansas City vs. Salt Lake D.C. United vs. Chicago Chicago vs. New York Chivas USA vs. Vancouver Montreal vs. Seattle New England vs. Vancouver Salt Lake vs. LA Galaxy Columbus vs. Philadelphia Colorado vs. Portland FC Dallas vs. Chivas USA Kansas City vs. San Jose FC vs. Toronto D.C. United Portland vs. Chicago Portland vs. Philadelphia San Jose vs. Salt Lake New York New vs. York Colorado Chivas USA vs. Chicago D.C. United vs. Columbus vs. Vancouver New York FC Dallas vs. Montreal Houston vs. New England LA Galaxy vs. Salt Lake Philadelphia vs. New England Kansas City vs. FC Dallas Houston vs. Montreal Seattle FC vs. Toronto LA Galaxy vs. D.C. United Seattle vs. Kansas City tbd tbd tbd tbd tbd tbd tbd tbd tbd tbd 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 3 p.m. 11 p.m. 11 p.m. 7 p.m. 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. FRIDAY, JULY 4 JULY FRIDAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 6 FRIDAY, SUNDAY, JULY 6 JULY SUNDAY, FRIDAY, JULY 11 JULY FRIDAY, SUNDAY, JUNE 8 SUNDAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 27 FRIDAY, SUNDAY, JULY 13 JULY SUNDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 5 JULY SATURDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 7 SATURDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 12 JULY SATURDAY, THURSDAY, JULY 10 JULY THURSDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 28 SATURDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 JULY WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25 WEDNESDAY, Seattle vs. Portland San Jose vs. Chivas USA FC Dallas vs. Philadelphia Salt Lake vs. New England Chivas USA vs. Montreal Kansas City vs. Chicago Portland vs. LA Galaxy San Jose vs. D.C. United New vs. York Columbus Philadelphia vs. Colorado Toronto FC vs. Toronto San Jose Montreal vs. D.C. United D.C. United vs. Seattle New England vs. Philadelphia Columbus vs. FC Dallas Colorado vs. Vancouver Chivas USA vs. Salt Lake Montreal vs. Houston San Jose vs. LA Galaxy Chicago FC vs. Toronto Houston vs. New York Colorado vs. Columbus vs. Vancouver Seattle FC vs. Toronto D.C. United FC Dallas vs. Colorado Salt Lake vs. Portland LA Galaxy vs. Chivas USA Portland vs. FC Dallas vs. Vancouver Montreal New FC vs. York Toronto Portland vs. Kansas City Houston Houston vs. Kansas City D.C. United vs. Columbus Chicago vs. Seattle Philadelphia vs. Vancouver New England vs. New York New England vs. Chicago LA Galaxy vs. Salt Lake Montreal vs. Kansas City FC vs. Toronto Houston vs. Vancouver Chivas USA 2014 | tbd tbd tbd tbd tbd 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 9 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 8 p.m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 3 p.m. 7 p.m. 4 p.m. 6 p.m. 10 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 23 MAY FRIDAY, SUNDAY, JUNE 1 SUNDAY, SUNDAY, MAY 25 MAY SUNDAY, SUNDAY, MAY 18 MAY SUNDAY, SUNDAY, MAY 11 MAY SUNDAY, TUESDAY, MAY 27 MAY TUESDAY, SATURDAY, MAY 31 MAY SATURDAY, SATURDAY, MAY 24 MAY SATURDAY, SATURDAY, MAY 17 MAY SATURDAY, SATURDAY, MAY 10 MAY SATURDAY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 MAY WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21 MAY WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14 MAY WEDNESDAY, SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Colorado vs. Chicago Chivas USA vs. Philadelphia Montreal vs. New England Toronto FC vs. Toronto Columbus Columbus vs. Salt Lake Colorado vs. Houston Portland vs. Vancouver Chicago vs. LA Galaxy Chivas USA vs. Portland Seattle vs. Salt Lake Kansas City vs. New York Columbus vs. Chicago New England vs. D.C. United Colorado vs. Montreal Salt Lake vs. FC Dallas vs. Vancouver Seattle LA Galaxy vs. Philadelphia San Jose vs. Houston D.C. United vs. Kansas City FC Dallas vs. San Jose New York New vs. York Portland Kansas City FC vs. Toronto Chicago vs. Kansas City D.C. United vs. Houston Philadelphia vs. New England FC Dallas vs. Chivas USA Houston vs. LA Galaxy Salt Lake vs. Colorado Portland vs. Columbus LA Galaxy vs. FC Dallas D.C. United vs. Montreal Montreal vs. Kansas City Kansas City vs. Philadelphia Seattle vs. San Jose LA Galaxy vs. Portland New York New vs. York Chicago Columbus vs. Vancouver San Jose vs. FC Dallas Colorado vs. Chivas USA New England vs. Seattle Houston vs. Salt Lake FC vs. Toronto New York Philadelphia Philadelphia vs. D.C. United 182

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United vs. New York Philadelphia FC vs. Toronto LA Galaxy vs. Colorado New vs. York Kansas City Houston vs. Montreal Salt Lake vs. FC Dallas FC vs. Toronto Philadelphia Seattle vs. San Jose FC Dallas vs. Salt Lake New vs. York Montreal FC vs. Toronto Chicago Portland vs. Seattle Philadelphia vs. San Jose Kansas City vs. Houston Seattle vs. Colorado Chicago vs. FC Dallas Montreal vs. Columbus FC vs. Toronto New England vs. Vancouver Portland Houston vs. Philadelphia Salt Lake vs. Seattle Columbus vs. LA Galaxy D.C. United vs. Colorado Colorado vs. LA Galaxy Chicago Chicago vs. New York Seattle vs. Houston vs. Vancouver Kansas City New England vs. Portland Kansas City FC vs. Toronto Chivas USA vs. Vancouver San Jose vs. FC Dallas Montreal vs. Chicago New England vs. Kansas City Chivas USA vs. Seattle tbd tbd tbd tbd tbd tbd 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 8 p.m. 9 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 6 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 8 p.m. 11 p.m. 11 p.m. 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. FRIDAY, AUG. 8 FRIDAY, FRIDAY, AUG. 1 FRIDAY, SUNDAY, AUG. 3 SUNDAY, FRIDAY, JULY 18 JULY FRIDAY, SUNDAY, JULY 27 JULY SUNDAY, SUNDAY, JULY 20 JULY SUNDAY, SATURDAY, AUG. 9 SATURDAY, SATURDAY, AUG. 2 SATURDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 26 JULY SATURDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 19 JULY SATURDAY, THURSDAY, JULY 24 JULY THURSDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30 JULY WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 23 JULY WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16 JULY WEDNESDAY, Portland vs. Chivas USA New York New vs. York New England Chicago vs. Columbus Colorado vs. Salt Lake Salt Lake vs. D.C. United FC Dallas vs. Colorado Philadelphia vs. Montreal LA Galaxy vs. San Jose Houston vs. D.C. United San Jose vs. Seattle Montreal FC vs. Toronto Chivas USA vs. FC Dallas Columbus FC vs. Toronto LA Galaxy vs. Portland Kansas City vs. Philadelphia D.C. United FC vs. Toronto Colorado vs. Chivas USA Seattle vs. LA Galaxy FC vs. Toronto Kansas City New vs. York Houston Montreal vs. Portland vs. Vancouver FC Dallas New England vs. Colorado Chicago vs. Vancouver Salt Lake vs. New York New England vs. Columbus Salt Lake vs. Montreal San Jose vs. Chicago D.C. United vs. Chivas USA New York New vs. York San Jose Columbus vs. Montreal Chicago vs. Philadelphia Houston FC vs. Toronto FC Dallas vs. New England Salt Lake vs. Vancouver Kansas City vs. LA Galaxy Portland vs. Colorado Toronto FC vs. Toronto Vancouver Philadelphia Philadelphia vs. New York Columbus Columbus vs. Kansas City LA Galaxy vs. New England bd tbd tbd tbd tbd 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m. 3 p.m. 10 p.m. 3 p.m. 10 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. SUNDAY, OCT. 5 OCT. SUNDAY, FRIDAY, OCT. 17 OCT. FRIDAY, 24 OCT. FRIDAY, FRIDAY, OCT. 10 OCT. FRIDAY, SUNDAY, OCT. 26 OCT. SUNDAY, SUNDAY, OCT. 19 OCT. SUNDAY, SUNDAY, OCT. 12 OCT. SUNDAY, SATURDAY, OCT. 25 OCT. SATURDAY, SATURDAY, OCT. 18 OCT. SATURDAY, SATURDAY, OCT. 11 OCT. SATURDAY, THURSDAY, OCT. 16 OCT. THURSDAY, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8 OCT. WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22 OCT. WEDNESDAY, Columbus vs. Philadelphia Kansas City vs. New York Chicago vs. Houston Seattle vs. LA Galaxy New England FC vs. Toronto Chivas USA vs. San Jose Portland vs. San Jose Houston vs. New England Portland vs. Salt Lake Colorado vs. FC Dallas D.C. United vs. Chicago New vs. York Columbus LA Galaxy vs. Seattle Salt Lake vs. Chivas USA FC Dallas vs. Portland vs. Vancouver Colorado Toronto FC vs. Toronto Houston Kansas City vs. Chicago Seattle vs. Vancouver New FC vs. York Toronto Philadelphia vs. Columbus Salt Lake vs. San Jose Chivas USA vs. Colorado Houston vs. D.C. United Philadelphia vs. Kansas City San Jose vs. Vancouver Montreal vs. D.C. United Colorado Colorado vs. Seattle Chicago vs. Montreal Chivas USA vs. Salt Lake Montreal vs. New Englandt FC Dallas vs. LA Galaxy FC vs. Toronto Montreal 2014 | tbd tbd tbd tbd tbd tbd 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. 8 p.m. 6 p.m. 3 p.m. 8 p.m. 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. 3 p.m. 9 p.m. 10 p.m. 9 p.m. 4 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. FRIDAY, OCT. 3 OCT. FRIDAY, SUNDAY, SEPT. 7 SEPT. SUNDAY, FRIDAY, SEPT. 26 SEPT. FRIDAY, FRIDAY, SEPT. 19 SEPT. FRIDAY, FRIDAY, SEPT. 12 SEPT. FRIDAY, SUNDAY, SEPT. 28 SEPT. SUNDAY, SUNDAY, SEPT. 21 SEPT. SUNDAY, SUNDAY, SEPT. 14 SEPT. SUNDAY, SATURDAY, OCT. 4 OCT. SATURDAY, THURSDAY, OCT. 2 OCT. THURSDAY, SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 SEPT. SATURDAY, SATURDAY, SEPT. 20 SEPT. SATURDAY, SATURDAY, SEPT. 13 SEPT. SATURDAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24 SEPT. WEDNESDAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10 SEPT. WEDNESDAY, SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Houston vs. Chicago, Colorado vs. San Jose Vancouver vs. Vancouver Salt Lake FC vs. Toronto Portland D.C. United vs. Kansas City New vs. York Houston New England vs. Columbus Philadelphia vs. Chicago LA Galaxy vs. New York LA Galaxy FC vs. Toronto San Jose vs. Portland vs. Vancouver FC Dallas D.C. United vs. Philadelphia Kansas City vs. New England Seattle vs. Chivas USA Columbus vs. Montreal Toronto FC vs. Toronto Chivas USA FC Dallas vs. Seattle New York vs. New Seattle York San Jose vs. LA Galaxy Salt Lake vs. Colorado Portland vs. Vancouver Philadelphia vs. Houston Columbus vs. New England Chicago vs. D.C. United LA Galaxy vs. FC Dallas Philadelphia vs. New York Montreal vs. San Jose Seattle vs. Salt Lake Portland Portland vs. San Jose New England vs. Chicago New vs. York D.C. 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YEDLIN 2013 MLS All-Star DEANDRE 2014 | HISTORY OF SOCCER IN SEATTLE IN SOCCER OF HISTORY SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Capacity at Stadium Memorial crowds Seattle’s (above) in helped (above) the the pave 1970’s early way to to a to the move Kindgome (below). 186

MISCELLANEOUS HISTORY MISCELLANEOUS HISTORY 187 media.soundersfc.com Record Finish 19741975 John Best1976 John Best1977 John Best1978 Jimmy Gabriel1979 10-7-3* Jimmy Gabriel1980 15-7 Jimmy Gabriel 3rd Div./DNQ 14-121981 14-10 Alan Hinton 15-151982 Alan Hinton 3rd Div./Runners-up rnd. 2nd Div./1st 13-171983 rnd. 2nd Div./2nd Alan rnd. Hinton 3rd Div./1st *3 wins tiebreaker Laurie Calloway 3rd Div./DNQ 25-7 15-17 12-18 18-14 rnd. 1st Div./2nd rnd. 4th Div./1st 3rd Div./DNQ 1st Div./Runner-up Year Coach SEATTLE SOUNDERS (1974-1983) SEATTLE Memorial Stadium (1974-75), Kingdome (1976-83) Memorial Stadium (1974-75), Ian Bridge, Jack Brand, David Butler, Steve Buttle, Micky Cave, Tony Chursky, Steve Daley, Steve Chursky, Tony Micky Cave, Buttle, Ian Steve Bridge, Brand, Butler, Jack David Trans-Atlantic Challenge Cup Champions, 1981; Soccer Bowl finalists, 1977, 1982 Challenge Soccer Cup Bowl 1977, finalists, Champions, 1981; Trans-Atlantic In some respects, the Sounders paved the way for Seattle securing an NFL expansion franchise a The Sounders played their first two seasons outdoors and under the Space Located Needle. on the With the completion of the Kingdome, the Sounders south moved and in a 1976, sold-out preseason the From outset, the Sounders played an energetic, entertaining style while utilizing British veterans marked the final final The 1977 Cosmos. York New met the star-studded In each Seattle Soccer Bowl, The NASL and Sounders peaked in popularity by 1980, and over the following two seasons atten- The tradition of professional soccer and the Sounders brand began with the arrival of the North Key Players: Key year year The later. founding ownership group featured six and Nordstrom Herman Lloyd Himmelman, Lynn Skinner, of Wright, David Sarkowsky. S. Howard the same partners, including Lamont Bean, Seattle Center campus, Memorial Stadium provided a central location and an intimate setting, although In was the Seattle fact, NASL first team to draw soon the the outgrew initial crowds capacity. 13,000-seat a sellout and did so nine for of the final games at 16 Memorial. and game against Pele the Cosmos set a Northof Americanrecord 58,128. attendance Although and it mostly young, local, won only NorthtwoAmerican division players. titles, finished Seattle in and Bowl, Soccer game, twicechampionship the seasons, reached 10 of seven in records winning with the 1980 Sounders won 25 matches – the most in NASL history. The competitive Sounders game only for major Pele. Challenge trophy was Cup, the Trans-Atlantic 1981 a midseason the Southampton tournament and Celtic. England’s Cosmos, involving Scotland’s dance declined while the number of bowed teams out Seattle the dropped from sea- 24 after 1983 to 13. son, and a year later the league halted operations. Alan MarkHudson, Jimmy Gillett, McAlister, Peterson, Mike England, David Evans, Roger Davies, Ray American Soccer League expansion franchise entertaining on in the field, attracting some 1974. For of the game. the of levels highest the league’s largest 10 reaching of capable Just crowds. players local as developing of seasons legacy important,a created Sounders the original they were successful and Jimmy Robertson, Jeff Stock, Peter Ward, Adrian Webster Adrian Ward, Jimmy Robertson,Peter Stock, Jeff Honors: Home Grounds: 2014 Record Finish | FC SEATTLE STORM FC (1984-90) SEATTLE Year Coach 19841985 Jenkins Tommy 1986 Bruce Rioch1987 1-3-1 Jimmy Gabriel1988 Jimmy Gabriel1989 Jenkins Tommy 3-3-1 6-6-21990 Jenkins Tommy 5-5 10-2 Stuart 3rd Div./DNQ Lee 3rd Div./DNQ 10-6 Round 2nd Div./1st 1st Div./Champions 3rd Div./DNQ 10-10 4th Div./DNQ Memorial Stadium 88-90), (1984-86, Renton Stadium (1987) Craig Craig Beeson, Scott Benedetti, Ricky Davis, Jeff Durgan, Mike Enneking, Peter Fewing, WSL Champions, 1988 SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE It can be argued that the rebirth of professional soccer in North America began with FC In Seattle. Funded by Eastside businessman Bud Greer and with former Sounders player and coach Jimmy Beginning with a summer series of friendlies against NASL teams and the U.S. National Team at In 1985, the stakes were raised and a league took With root. the NASL now disbanded, clubs from Drawing on a mixture of former Sounders and stars from both Seattle and Pacific Washington Univ. there all In APSL. the form to League Soccer American Coast’s East the with merged WSL the 1990, In 1984, a year after the original Sounders folded, a new team surfaced with a new objective: to cultivate the cultivate to objective: with a new surfaced team a new the originalfolded, Sounders after a year 1984, best local talent and test it against the best in the business. Gabriel serving as coaching director, FC Seattle’s approach was to create teams a feeding a pyramid senior system That of men’s program. philosophy youth ran counter to the NASL era, when comprised the bulk of foreigners the and in roster were domestic the players minority. Memorial Stadium, FC held Seattle its The own and an first win of attracted average came 6,669 in fans. 2-1. Whitecaps, against the Vancouver when British a teams faced world- However, Americaand Mexico Europe, South brought to Seattle. were wide travel ban, FC Seattle was forced to band together with other fledgling clubs to That Soccer form Alliance. became the the Western forerunner of the American Soccer Professional League or, as it was more A-League. widely known, the collegiate programs, Seattle played a mixture of league and That foreign exhibitions through cam- 1988. five- a making later, and, championship League Soccer Western the winning Seattle with culminated paign match The postseason Storm tour of nickname was adopted England. prior to the season. 1989 the although to fell 1992, only nine clubs, in membership 22 but were in with teams, costs rising 1991, travel, due to altogether nationwide operations ceased it dormant, going After them. among not was Seattle and 1995. through League Coast Pacific regional the in entry an by used and resurrected was brand Key Key Players: Chance Grant Fry, Gibbs, Brent Goulet, Daryl Green, Dennis Gunnell, Peter Hattrup, Chris Henderson, Eddie Henderson, Zipp Robbie Bernie Willoughby, Tad Webber, James, Wade Wall, Geoff Stock, Jeff Schmetzer, Walter Jeff Schmetzer, Koch, Eddie Krueger, Bruce Honors: Raney, Andy Schmetzer, Brian Home Grounds: 188

MISCELLANEOUS HISTORY MISCELLANEOUS HISTORY 189 media.soundersfc.com Record Finish Memorial Stadium (1994-98, 2000-2002), Renton Stadium (1999); CenturyLink (1999); Stadium Renton 2000-2002), (1994-98, MemorialStadium 19941995 Alan Hinton1996 Alan Hinton1997 Neil Megson1998 Neil Megson1999 14-6 Neil Megson2000 13-4-7* Neil Megson 12-11-4*2001 2nd Div./Champions Round 1st Div./1st 3rd Div./Champions Neil Megson 16-7-5*2002 Bernie James 17-10-1*2003 Round 2nd Div./2nd Round 2nd Div./2nd Brian Schmetzer 19-9-4*2004 Brian Schmetzer 18-7-32005 Round 3rd Div./2nd 23-1-4 13-12-1 Brian Schmetzer2006 16-7-5 Round 1st Div./2nd 5th Div./DNQ Brian Schmetzer Round 1st Div./2nd 2007 13-11-4 Brian Schmetzer Round 1st Div./2nd 2008 11-6-11 4th Div./Runners-up Brian Schmetzer used outcome to determine *Tiebreakers 11-13-4 4th Div./Champions Brian Schmetzer 16-6-6 7th Div./DNQ 10-10-10 1st Round Div./Champions 6th Div./1st Year Coach SEATTLE SOUNDERS (1994-2008) SEATTLE Mark Baena, Nate Daligcon, Chris Eylander, Jason Farrell, Chance Graham, Taylor Fry, A-League champions, 1995, 1996; USL First Division champions, 2005, 2007; USL-1 In 1994, the World Cup was coming to America and, riding the resulting new wave of enthusiasm, pro- enthusiasm, of wave new resulting the riding and, America to coming was Cup World the 1994, In the From outset, the Sounders nucleus was largely formed by Hinton homegrown talent. tapped into who players 13 the of eight season, second its in championship A-League 1995 the won Seattle When MLS opened play in 1996, and the A-League was In thereafter 2002 under the management of classified new majority Adrian investor Hanauer and the coaching as of Brian second division. On the field, Seattle won a club-record 23 games in Schmetzer’s first season. From 2004-07, it Key Key Players: Andrew Gregor, Marcus Hahnemann, Peter Hattrup, Scott Jenkins, Sebastien Scott Le Hattrup, Toux, Marcus Hahnemann, Roger Levesque, Peter Gregor, Andrew fessional soccer returned to Seattle after a three-year absence. The Sounders name was revived and the The name Sounders revived was absence. a three-year after soccer returnedfessional Seattle to Oki owned by Soccer Scott club, and Alan League. coached Hinton, American joined by the Professional the being and college produced added at Washington, players and experience both in Pacific Seattle the form of past pros with local connections. repeat- Sounders the when 1996, In leagues. youth area’s surrounding the from came originally action saw Sounders original the both with been had Megson Neil Player/coach products. local were starters nine ed, a for Stars of total nine seasons. Tacoma and The quali- Sounders remained competitive, many of lured elsewhere. were the top players Consequently, in fying all the for but twoplayoffs of their seasons 15 and winning divisional five crowns. also and team MLS new a land to effort local the led Hanauer goals. new for reached club the Schmetzer, moved the team from Memorial Stadium to the CenturyLinknewly-completed In Field. fact, in the the to a event, Sounders first played of stadi- USL um’s crowd 25,515. record advanced to the USL championship Sounders eliminated MLS four teams in semifinals in reaching back-to-back 2007 game and ’08. three times, winning twice. In U.S. Open Cup play, the Viet Nguyen, Leighton O’Brien, Sawatzky Darren Honors: Honors: Commissioner’s Cup, 2007; USL-1 finalists, 2004 finalists, USL-1 2007; Cup, Commissioner’s Primary Home Grounds: Home Primary Field Field (2002-07), SportsStarfire (2008) Complex 2014 | ACADEMY OVERVIEW ACADEMY OFF TO COLLEGE TO OFF THE FOUNDATION THE INDIVIDUAL SUCCESS INDIVIDUAL that will have a negative effect.” The The Seattle Sounders FC Academy works to develop the top Darren Sawatzky quotes Clive Charles. ESTABLISHING EARLY ROOTS EARLY ESTABLISHING programs programs across the country. The Sounders FC Academy team plays in the US Soccer Development Association (USSDA),national league a for the top youth club States, providing an programs environment to produce the next generation in the United youth talent for the Sounders FC full team and top college soccer college top and team full FC Sounders the for talent youth of national team players. The emphasis for the Sounders FC Academy program is on the development of young men as well as soc- as well as men young of development the on is program Academy cer cer players. The Sounders FC Academy teams joined USSDA in February 2010 February and 2010 held open tryouts before the and U18s played U16s SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC ACADEMY FC SOUNDERS SEATTLE SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE “I would rather make a personal decision for a person that will have a long-term positive effect, than make a soccer decision to win something Beyond Beyond getting attention at the college level, the Sounders FC Academy players are also getting One of the proudest moments for the Sounders FC Academy program is when its players sign Sounders Sounders FC has in Program expanded recent Youth its years, with the growth coming at the U-14 Darren Darren Sawatzky has a good model for his As with system a the collegian, Sounders FC Academy. The Sounders FC Academy program also boasts three previous Gatorade Washington State Players State Washington Gatorade previous also boasts three program Academy FC The Sounders The The Sounders FC Academy program has already began to translate to the first their first matches in October 2010 at their Starfire. first matches in October 2010 team as defender DeAndre Yedlin became the club’s first Homegrown Player signing and Aaron Kovar and in Sean January Okoli 2012, followed suit in January 2014. 190 he played at the University of Portland for the legendary Clive Charles. There, he at he There, learnedthe of played University the Portland for that legendary the Charles. Clive development of goes players far beyond the coaching on the When Sawatzky field. became Youth Director of he Sounders FC, for brought an Development emphasis on to the and both personal development player into feeding directly program, the notion that is Academy the in more Sounders interested FC developing young men than winning trophies. tabbed tabbed by the US for matches National Team at the earnedyouth and Yedlin his DeAndre senior levels. National Letters of Intent to join the top college programs across the country and pursue higher education. higher pursue countryand the across programs college top the join to Intent of Letters National and U-15 levels where the club started a pre-Academy program. The coaches found that they were first first senior team call-up in January and 2014, several other players have been courted by the national In 2011, a total of 10 U-18 players committed to Division I colleges, and in 2013, 12 Academy players com- players Academy 12 2013, in and colleges, I Division to committed players U-18 10 of total a 2011, In addressing addressing issues in players at the U-16 and U-18 levels that should have been taken care of much team, including Paul Christensen, Jamael Cox, Ryan Herman, Aaron Kovar, Jalen Markey and Sean Okoli. Sean and Markey Jalen Kovar, Aaron Herman, Ryan Cox, Jamael Christensen, Paul including team, mitted to mitted universities. The Sounders FC Academy program has sent national to players champions 2010 earlier in their development. By getting the U-14 and U-15 players into training three or four nights a week or four three training into players and U-15 the U-14 By getting earlier in their development. with the Sounders FC pre-Academy, they will be better prepared to meet the expectations placed on them on placed expectations the meet to prepared better be will they FC pre-Academy, Sounders the with Akron and perennial powers Wake Forest and Duke as well as local stalwarts UW and Seattle University. and as Duke Forest well as Wake local Akron and stalwarts perennial powers UW and University. Seattle when they reach the and, and U-16 levels in U-18 turn, the collegiate and level. professional of the Year in Nick Palodichuck (2010), Aaron Kovar (2011) and Jordan Morris (2012). and MorrisJordan (2012). (2011) Aaron Kovar in (2010), Nick Palodichuck Year of the

MISCELLANEOUS SOUNDERS FC ACADEMY MISCELLANEOUS SOUNDERS FC ACADEMY 191 media.soundersfc.com COACHING STAFF COACHING Ben Dragavon joined the Sounders FC Academy program in August 2012 after a after playing career that joined Ben August 2012 in the Academy program Dragavon Sounders FC Fawzi Belal joined Fawzi as the Assistant the Coach in Academy Sounders of FC 2013 the and U-14 U-16 Marc Marc Nicholls was named Head Coach of the Sounders FC U-14 and U-15 teams in August 2013, Sean Henderson joined the Sounders FC Academy program in March 2010 as an assistant coach for coach assistant an as 2010 March in program Academy FC Sounders the joined Henderson Sean Henderson played professionally in Germany and in the United States with Colorado (MLS) and Dick Dick McCormick was named Head Coach of the U-18 and U-16 teams on February A 11, 2010. A youth coach since 1999, McCormick Each License. has of earned his a teams USSF National ‘A’ Darren Darren Sawatzky is the Director of Youth Development for Sounders FC and his primary role is In addition to his position with the Academy, he is the currently the goalkeeper coach for the Sounders the for coach goalkeeper the currently the is he Academy, the with position his to addition In BEN DRAGAVON Assistant Coach Coach/Goalkeeper – FAWZI BELALFAWZI Assistant Coach Assistant Coach/U-16 – U-14 MARC NICHOLLS – Head U-15 Head Coach/U-14 Coach SEAN HENDERSON Assistant Coach/College – Coordinator U-18 DICK MCCORMICK - Head U-18 Head Coach/U-16 Coach DARREN SAWATZKY - Director of Youth Development Youth - of Director SAWATZKY DARREN teams. A teams. local product out of Mt. Rainier High School and Highline Community College, Belal’s playing helping to develop the youngest players in Seattle’s academy system. Nicholls helping joined academy to the system. the develop three in youngest after staff players Seattle’s the to team the led he where USL PDL the of Dynamo Carolina the of Coach Head the as (2011-13) years division title in all three seasons, including a national finals appearance in and 2012 Amateur National the U-18 team and He college was coordinator. a two-time All-Americanprep at Cascade Everett's High School and later was All-Americanan champion NCAA and at UCLA under Henderson rep- Sigi Schmid. at the and U-18 U-16, U-20 the resented national U.S. team level. Henderson began his in youth coaching 1999. career with Premier (USL-1). Crossfire Seattle Seattle native who played over 500 professional games, McCormick coached some of the area’s most suc- most area’s the of some coached McCormick games, professional 500 over played who native Seattle midfielder a McCormick was seasons, playmaking In 13 joining FC. Sounders before cessful teams youth for several indoor and outdoor clubs, including Stars, the Seattle Tacoma SeaDogs and USL Sounders. He won championships with the Sounders in and 1995 and 1996, with the SeaDogs in 1997. have won several state championships and two Far West Regional served as championships. girls coaching He director for since Crossfire Premier McCormick 2005. most served as head recently coach of the W-League Sounders from 2002 to 2004, reaching the national semifinals in 2003. He was an assistant coach under Brian Schmetzer the for USL Sounders from 2002 to 2004. Technical Technical Director for the Academy program as well as Head Coach of the Sawatzky Sounders enters FC his U-23 sixth team. year with Sounders FC in cooperation programs with He developing for is responsible Sounders. seasons Seattle with after the USL-1 serving as Assistant Coach the previous two other local soccer Washington clubs, State and with college Washington Youth Soccer. He is programs, taking the Federation. EFCL professional course with and the French semi-professional organizations in included multiple stints in the Sounders The organization. Monroe, Wash., native played collegiately at Championship in 2013. He also served as Technical Director for the NC Fusion leading 3 them appear- to the NC Fusion for Director Technical He also served as Championship in 2013. experience experience includes the Seattle Saints (2001-04), the University of Mobile (2002-04) and the USL ances in US Academy Nationals including a 3rd place finish in 2012. Nicholls holds his Nationals “A” ances USSF National Academy including in a US 3rd place finish in 2012. Western Western Washington, where he was an All-GNAC Selection from 2002-05. He joined the USL Seattle License and completed the FIFA Futuro III program. He is currently a National staff member for US Soccer US for member staff National a currently is He III program. Futuro FIFA the completed and License Sounders Sounders and helped them to a championship in 2007 and was a member of Sounders FC in 2009. Sounders (2004-08). He began his coaching career in his 2004 coaching He FC with career began before Highline CC and Metropolitan (2004-08). Sounders becoming the head coach of Belal Highline then from Premier 2007-09. took over head coaching duties and is taking the EFCL course with Federation. the French with the Washington Rush in 2009. He also has experience with the Olympic Development for Program U-23 and Seattle Reign FC, and is a Muscle Activation Specialist for Athletic Training Institute. He has also has He Institute. Training Athletic for Specialist Activation Muscle a is and FC, Reign Seattle and U-23 held the same position with Whatcom Community University and Seattle College. the 1996 the age 1996 and group is an currently assistant coach the for Sounders FC U-23 team. Location Location 2014 | Away FC Sounders Seattle CA Norco, College, Community Riverside Seattle Sounders FC Sounders Seattle CA Park, Oak School, High Park Oak Seattle Sounders FC Sounders Seattle CA Mesa, FC Costa Sounders Seattle University, Vanguard CA Norco, Park, Sports Lakes Silver Away FC Sounders Seattle FCCA Norco, Sounders Seattle College, Community Riverside CA Park, Oak School, High Park Oak FC Sounders Seattle CA FCMesa, Costa Sounders Seattle University, Vanguard CA Norco, Park, Sports Lakes Silver SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC U-16 FC SOUNDERS SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC U-18 FC SOUNDERS SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC U-15 & PRE-ACADEMY U-15 FC SOUNDERS SEATTLE SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE The Seattle Sounders FC U-16 team participates in the Academy USSDA and belongs to the enter- Division Northwest the in third sitting strong, season 2013-14 the off started has team U-16 The The Seattle Sounders U-18 FC team participates in the Academy USSDA and belongs to the has team started the season with of fourtha points), 5-3-4 record sitting in (19 The the 2013-14 divi- Date Time Home Feb. 8Feb. pm 1:30 FC Arsenal Feb. 8Feb. am 11 9Feb. am 11 22Feb. pm 1:30 FC Arsenal 28Feb. FC Sounders Seattle pm 5 Cal So Real 2Mar. Club Soccer Juan San 15am 11 Mar. WA Tukwila, Sports, pm 12 Starfire FC Sounders Seattle 22Mar. am 11 FC Sounders Seattle Club 29 Soccer FC Nomads Mar. Sounders Seattle am 11 WA Tukwila, Sports, Surf 30 Diego Starfire San Mar. AZ Lake Salt Real Premier am Crossfire 11 12Apr. FC Sounders Seattle am 10 13Apr. FC Sounders Seattle FC Force Anza De Sounders am 10 WA Seattle Tukwila, Sports, 26 WA Starfire Apr. Tukwila, Sports, Pateadores Starfire Breakers AZ Cruz Santa Grande, TBD Casa World, Sports Grande 10May FC Strikers WA pm 12 Tukwila, Sports, Starfire 17May pm 12 WA Tukwila, Sports, Earthquakes Jose 31 San May Starfire FC Sounders Seattle FC am 11 Sounders Seattle FC Sounders Seattle Whitecaps Vancouver TBD WA Club Tukwila, Soccer Juan Sports, San Starfire Timbers Portland FC Sounders Seattle CA Mather, Complex, Soccer Mather WA Tukwila, Sports, Starfire Date Time Home The Seattle Sounders FC also has an U-15 and Pre-Academy program. The U-15 team participates SOUNDERS FC U-16 (POST-WINTER BREAK) SOUNDERS FC (POST-WINTER U-16 SOUNDERS FC U-18 SCHEDULE (POST-WINTER BREAK) SOUNDERS FC SCHEDULE U-18 (POST-WINTER Northwest Division of the West Conference. The team posted a second-place divisional finish last season, last finish divisional second-place a posted team The Conference. West the Northwestof Division the throughout regu- The dominated team matches (13-1-4). losing just regular-season once in its 18 final lar season, allowing just At Playoff 31 the in goals USSDA division) (fewest a for plus-33 goal differential. the came Showcase, U-16s within one game of advancing but eliminated were in the final match. ing the winter break, earning 23 The points team from has the won opening by matches. four or 12 more is The led attack by Shaefer with Ryan goals six three times this season, outscoring its opponents 26-11. Northwest Division of the West Conference. The team is coming off its best-ever season in 2012-13, postseason in 2012-13, its best-ever is coming off The team Conference. NorthwestWest Division of the ing a record of 18-10-7 in the regular season squad was led and The by Jordan Morris, 2012-13 who Week. tallied earningFinals 28 goals and assists 14 and an was eighth-place national finish at Academy Soccer. by U.S. Year of Player the Academy named Development the U-17/18 sea- this match every in goal one least at scored have U-18s The break. winter the entering standings sion son, and are led by two in scorers five-goal Denis of Kalamar and Several the Isidro play- Prado-Huerta. League Reserve including matches, Crook, Cody MLS for been roster included team on the have ers first Duncan McCormick and HenryWingo. 192 Feb. 9Feb. pm 1:30 22Feb. pm 4 Cal So Real 28Feb. pm 7:30 2Mar. FC Sounders FC Seattle Sounders Seattle pm 15 1:30 Mar. pm 2:30 Club FC Soccer Nomads Sounders Club Soccer Seattle Juan San WA FC Sounders Tukwila, WA Seattle Sports, Tukwila, Starfire Sports, Starfire Surf Diego San Premier Crossfire WA Tukwila, Sports, WA Starfire Tukwila, Sports, Starfire goals, and Victor Mansaray and Victor Mansaray goals, and Connor Noblat, each with goals. four Mar. 22Mar. pm 1:30 AZ Lake Salt Real FC Sounders Seattle AZ Grande, Casa World, Sports Grande locally while the U-13/14 Pre-Academy team participates in the USSDA Academy. team participateslocally Academy. while Pre-Academy the in U-13/14 the USSDA Mar. 29Mar. pm 1:30 30Mar. FC Sounders pm Seattle 1:30 FC Sounders Seattle Force Anza De Breakers Cruz Santa WA Tukwila, Sports, Starfire WA Tukwila, Sports, Starfire Apr. 13Apr. pm 12:30 26 Apr. FC Strikers TBD 10May pm 2:30 17May FC Sounders pm Seattle 2:30 Earthquakes Jose San FC Sounders FC Seattle Sounders Seattle Whitecaps Vancouver WA Tukwila, Sports, Starfire Timbers Portland TBD WA Tukwila, Sports, Starfire Apr. 12Apr. pm 12:30 Pateadores May 31May pm 1:30 Club Soccer Juan San FC Sounders Seattle CA Mather, Complex, Soccer Mather

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College soccer programs include a Sounders FC Academy alum. alum. Academy FC Sounders a include programs soccer College including soccer, college play to State Washington in stayed alumni Academy Washington Western at eight Washington, of University the at players seven University. Seattle at five as well as University play- most the with alumni, Academy with represented are conferences I Division (10). Pac-12 the in ers All- their to named were alumni Academy 2013. in Team First Conference in playing currently are alumni Academy Sean Kovar, (Aaron Soccer League Major Yedlin). DeAndre and Okoli Jordan and Kovar/2011 (Aaron Year the of Player State Washington Gatorade Morris/2012). Morris/2012-13). (Jordan Year the of Player National USSDA and Gatorade Academy alumni have played or are committed to play collegiate soccer. soccer. collegiate play to committed are or played have alumni Academy

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26 30 The club's Academy Academy products visited The club's a Sounders FC training training session at VMAC in to get February a proper college college send from team. the off first BY THE NUMBERS... THE BY ranks, ranks, its influence has begun to spread across the national collegiate soccer Over scene. the past five a years, total of 61 have graduated players from the Sounders FC Academy to With play college soccer. representation in 30 schools across 13 Division I the Academy conferences, has opened the door for its including college to programs, committed players Academy a of total 12 In 2014, college. alumni attend to state. Washington in players five David Estrada visted David Estrada & Al Davies’ the Boys Club Girls April. last club most, to realize their full potential as pro- Seattle caringcitizens. and responsible ductive, Girls& Clubs Boys the and Xbox FC, Sounders of King County partnered and have Bellevue to opportunities mentoring day match and provide & experiences Boys for Girls Club members. 2014 | and around the world. world. the around and Special Olympics Washington provides sportsyear-round training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. By participating in sports, physical fitness, health education and leadership training training programs, the athletes experience increased self-confidence and social skills, and improved physical and motor skills. Ultimately it is the orga- the is it Ultimately skills. motor and physical improved and skills, social nization’s hope that participation leads to more productive and independent and productive participationthat hope more to leads nization’s lives. The lives. vision is to bring all persons with intellectual disabilities into the larger larger society under conditions whereby they are accepted, respected and than more 10,000 In 2014, citizens. the chance given become to productive children and adults with intellectual disabilities will participate in Special SPECIAL OLYMPICS WASHINGTON SPECIAL OLYMPICS BELLEVUE BELLEVUE SOUNDERS FC CHARITY PARTNERS CHARITY FC SOUNDERS SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE KING COUNTY AND COUNTY KING For more For information, visit www.SpecialOlympicsWashington.org. For 70 years the Boys & Girls Clubs of King the Boys 70 years For making a positive impact on the Pacific Northwest community. Northwest Pacific the on impact a positive making are committed to the healthy development of youth in our region our in youth of development healthy to the committed are Through soccer programs and the participation of our players, we players, our of participation the and programs soccer Through BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF CLUBS & GIRLS BOYS Olympics Washington programs; athletes do not to pay programs; participate. Washington Olympics Seattle Sounders FC and our community partners are dedicated to dedicated are partners community our and FC Sounders Seattle 194 County and Bellevue have served local com- 30,000 Over youth participate munities. in programs developed to inspire young people, and especially those who enable need the all

MISCELLANEOUS CHARITY PARTNERS MISCELLANEOUS CHARITY PARTNERS 195 media.soundersfc.com WASHINGTON YOUTH SOCCER Washington Washington Youth Soccer is a non-profit Eriq Zavaleta plays with plays Zavaleta Eriq a during fans SCORES event last June. and educational organization whose mission is to foster the physical, mental and emotional growth and development of the state of Washington’s youth through the through sportyouth of soccer Washington’s than More competition. of ages and levels all at 130,000 youth ranging in age from five to 19 participate in over representing programs WYS 12,000 12,000 teams and 250 soccer clubs. WYS is the sixth largest youth soccer association America in and works in partnership with U.S. Youth Soccer and Association. Soccer the Youth U.S. SFC supports through soccer camps and WYS fundraising opportunities. FC AMERICA AMERICA SCORES SEATTLE HEALTH ALLIANCE HEALTH WGHA catalyzes innovative partnerships America SCORES Seattle inspires at-risk America SCORES a Seattle compre- offers Learn more, www.wghalliance.org. Learn www.wghalliance.org. more, WASHINGTON GLOBAL tions and people to improve health globally and health globally improve tions and people to between traditional and unexpected organiza- make a difference in make the a world. difference dents and have the confidence and character to character and confidence the have and dents youth youth to lead healthy lives, be engaged stu- player appearances, Seattle Sounders MISSION STATEMENT ers in their community. Through fundraising and fundraising Through community. their in ers their realize unique potential. empower empower youth to find their voice and be lead- students to become lifelong learners and to workshops in poetry and service-learning America inspire to works SCORES with Seattle field field translate to the classroom, where writing neighborhoods. Lessons learned on the soccer the on learned Lessons neighborhoods. public public elementary schools in poorest Seattle’s service learning for students in high-needs combining soccer and creative writing with hensive five-day-per-week after-school program after-school five-day-per-week hensive efforts that efforts contribute to global health equity. tions, tions, and individuals in support of shared sector sector and activates governments, organiza- locally. WGHA locally. advocates for the global health MISCELLANEOUS XBOX PITCH AT CENTURYLINK FIELD CENTURYLINK FIELD CENTURYLINK

In 1996, Paul G. Allen obtained an option to purchase the Seattle Seahawks and launched a campaign to win public support for a new world-class football/soccer stadium and exhibition center. Six years later, the dream became reality as the Seahawks opened the 2002 preseason against the Indianapolis Colts in new Seahawks Stadium. The stadium was renamed Qwest Field in 2004 and in 2011 became CenturyLink Field. The facility, built atop the site of the Kingdome, is not only home to the Seahawks and Sounders FC, but accommodates many levels of soccer competition, including Major League Soccer, amateur, international, World Cup and collegiate soccer. CenturyLink Field is designed with a 67,000 seat capacity (38,300 for MLS regular season), with 5,000 additional seats available for special events, and 1,400 seats for fans with disabilities. With a roof covering 70 percent of the seating area, fans enjoy wide, comfortable seats with sideline seating. The facility also features a dozen elevators and expansive concourses with an ample provision of concessions stands and restrooms. In 2009, CenturyLink Field was awarded the “Event Recycling Award” from the Washington State Recycling Association. As a host for over 300 events and more than 1.5 million visitors annually. The operations staff at the facility diverts 94% of the venue’s waste stream from landfills, pro- motes the sale of more sustainable food options and have installed a 2.5 acre solar array atop CenturyLink Field Event Center that generates more than 800,000 kilowatt hours of electricity annually.

196 SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE | 2014 MISCELLANEOUS CENTURYLINK FIELD 197 ington get get Sound – – part 6,500 of media.soundersfc.com FUNDING FIRST & GOAL INC. CENTURYLINK FIELD CENTURYLINK All excess stadium revenues will fund youth fund will revenues stadium excess All athletic facilities throughout Wash $130 million private investment led by Paul investment private million $130 Allen $127 million from games, new, similar to sports the Mariners’ baseball- related games scratch themed King in collected taxes sales in million $101 County to attributable events in the stadi- center um/exhibition park- and admission facility from million $56 taxes ing $15 million from extending King County’s tax hotel-motel existing the of share for advertising in-kind of year per million $1 the new lottery games will be provided by Allen Paul 100% 100% of the concrete from the Kingdome into built (50% recycled and processed was CenturyLink Field) of views outstanding offer concourses Wide the Seattle skyline, Cascades and Safeco Mt. Rainier, Pu Field, the State in addition to a $10 million contribution million $10 a to addition in State Allen Paul from Allen Paul agreed to pay for any construc- overruns cost tion As an added measure, the debt Kingdome on was the retired, purposes freeing other for taxes property parking spaces near CenturyLink near spaces parking Field and the Olympic Mountains Olympic the and garage car a 2,000 is There In In June of Washington 1997, State voters The $430 million facility is owned by the pub- the by owned is facility million $430 The • • • • • • • • • • • • approved a funding package to build a new foot- new a build to package funding a approved ball/soccer stadium and With exhibition center. creat- Northwest Football and Allen G. Paul that, ed First Goal & Inc., an entity that represented lic lic and was funded by a partner- private-public at totaled least $130 contributions Private ship. million, while the public up contributed to $300 million through a lottery and a variety of taxes generated by events in the stadium/exhibition center. package: funding the of A breakdown the the interests of CenturyLink Field in the struction con- of the new stadium and now manage basis. a daily on center event and stadium the ces sions ces FACTS & FACTS FIGURES CENTURYLINK FIELD CENTURYLINK 67,000 fixed 67,000 seats – can be expanded to 72,000 63 restrooms (799 toilets/364 urinals) Kingdome the as many twice as – and 1,400 seats for people with disabilities their – companions to compared 70 at the Kingdome a to – equal concrete of yards cubic 10,000 ID Boise, to Seattle from sidewalk 3’ 3,756 miles of cable – Canal could Panama the beyond just to reach Seattle from televisions 500 Over 12 elevators — compared to three at the Kingdome The roof is 760 feet long – end-to-end parked the 747’s Boeing three same as to enough – feet square 210,000 is roof The fields football 3.5 cover con beer stands/55 45 concession – twice as many per person The FieldTurf production as used more than the 35,000 recycled ground-up tennis tires shoes ground-up recycled 30,000 and The roof contains Orca 5,700 1,000 or Liberty of tons Statues 35 to of equal steel – whales Kingdome • • • • • • • • • • • •

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MISCELLANEOUS SEATING CHART MISCELLANEOUS STARFIRE SPORTS 199 media.soundersfc.com STARFIRE SPORTS SPORTS STARFIRE STARFIRE SOCCER PROGRAMS STARFIRE Connect Connect with Starfire Sports on Facebook Facebook and Twitter or visit www.starfiresports.com youth to participate in soccer—regardless of age, level, or ability to pay. or ability to pay. level, youth to participate of in age, soccer—regardless Starfire Sports is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing opportunities Sports to providing dedicated Starfire organization for is all non-profit a 501(c)(3) Starfire’s world-class campus more attracts than Starfire’s unique 100,000 who visitors participate If your passion is soccer you belong at Sports.Starfire Starfire Starfire Sports, home training facility for Seattle Sounders FC, delivers world-class soc- Sports Starfire is of 54-acres soccer WA, heav- in Tukwila, Seattle from minutes Located ADULT SOCCER LEAGUES ADULT outdoor or indoor with speed the up kick leagues, outdoor co-ed Starfire’s out Check 8v8 for men’s, women’s & co-ed teams, or take on the region’s top men’s teams thein Starfire Sports Premier Soccer League (SPSL). YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUES Improve reaction times & endurance with youth indoor leagues for boys & girls U8- recreational U19 & select teams. SOCCER TOURNAMENTS Starfire offers indoor and outdoor tournament opportunities for youth and adults of all ages and competition levels. ACADEMY STARFIRE months With soccer & programs up, for ages 18 the Starfire Academy is designed to and league, micro classes, Our levels.ability all for program training progressive a be technical academy provide curriculums that introduce basic skills and concepts beginners, to as well as giving more advanced players exposure to technical and situ- ational aspects of the game. restaurants, retail and retail athletic restaurants, training. or in as spectators the players various and that programs place events take each year. and an 85,000 square Athletic foot Center housing two premier indoor fields, locker rooms, cer programs cer and programs the for facilities ultimate soccer experience. The en. campus features twelve outdoor soccer fields, a 4,000-spectator capacity stadium, 2014 | OVERVIEW ALLIANCE COUNCIL ets, ets, fans are automatically a member of the association and able to vote in determining the direction of the club. By purchasing season By tick- purchasing in determining of the the direction club. vote receive receive all benefits. In addition, non-season ticket memberships are States to offer its members a voice in club matters. Every member has a in club a matters. voice its members offer to States In the ongoing commitment to the fans, the Seattle Sounders FC Alliance FC Sounders Seattle the fans, the to commitment ongoing the In available for a fee of $125. Members receive voting privileges, a member- a privileges, voting receive Members $125. of fee a for available is the only members association in professional sports in the United ship card, discount at team shops, information on matters relating to the association and the team, and an invitation to the annual meeting and season and meeting annual the to invitation an and team, the and association SOUNDERS FC ALLIANCE FC SOUNDERS SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Council members are voted in on a biennial basis with terms extending up to two years. Alliance years. two to up extending terms with basis biennial a on in voted are members Council Sounders Alliance plans FC The Council, and which hosts meets the monthly, Year End of the group. ownership the and members Alliance betweenliaison a as serves member Council Each review highlight film premiere. highlight film premiere. review 200 Members Members interested in participating on Council must receive a minimum of 25 nominations from other members of Alliance. the Business Meeting in cooperation with the Club. A select number of Council members will also be chosen by ownership to serve on the Sounders partners, corporate and mem- staff, technical made up of ownership, – a board Advisory Board FC bers of the soccer community.

MISCELLANEOUS SOUNDERS FC ALLIANCE MISCELLANEOUS CAMP PROGRAMS AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 201 media.soundersfc.com The Sounders FC camp system presented Sounders FC Camp will three Fantasy offer break camp locations Sounders FC and camps aim to offer developmen- a winter tally appropriate training to and boys girls of camp. all ages in a fun and energetic environment. by adidas and Group Health is beginner ideal to for intermediate the level players and is open to kids ages 4-15 with both half and full day For programs. the more experienced players Sounders ages FC 11-18, offers advanced camps designed to be highly competitive and FC Sounders will also offer focused. technically a residential camp experience for the first time in 2014, where players will have a chance to overnight a for stay week-long camp. experiences in 2014, including two for soccer players and youth one for adults. Participants will train on CenturyLink Field throughout the week, receive Sounders FC training gear, gain access to the locker room, meet players and coaches, watch a Sounders private FC training to and a tickets receive match. Presented by adidas and Group Health Group and adidas by Presented YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS SOUNDERS FC CAMP PROGRAMS CAMP FC SOUNDERS The Sounders FC Youth Development Program features a series of clinics that take place Sounders FC and High Camps for boys also girlsSchool offers Preparation looking to prepare For For more information on Sounders FC Programs, Youth contact Michael Morris, Manager of Sounders FC Youth Programs currently across the state of Washington. These weekly, one day clinics These are designed weekly, for the seriousacross the Washington. young state of offered courses The regimen. training current their supplement to looking 5-15) (ages player soccer are Goalkeeping School, Finishing School, and the Player. Developing Complete for their upcoming high school soccer season as well as Camps Team designed for specialized training for teams of all skill levels. training teams for of all skill levels. Youth Programs, at [email protected]. Programs, Youth operates operates one of the most camp expansive systems in Major League Soccer. Sounders FC year the throughout offered are programs camp time. summer occurringduringthe bulk the with These camps are to plans FC Sounders held 2014, in and, Washington across the state of offer 64 summer camp locations, seven spring 2014 | SOUND WAVE SOUND SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Sound Wave is the official band of the Seattle Sounders FC and its inception was the brainchild the was inception its and FC Sounders Seattle the of band official the is Wave Sound atmosphere day match extraordinary the for pace and rhythm, tone, the set helps Wave Sound 202 of Sounders This FC 54-person owner ensemble, directed Drew by Carey. Keith Rousu, is made up of traditional marching percussion and brass instruments, bringing the Sounders FC passion custom arrangements plays from all typesto via life Wave Sound musical of entertainment. music including Latin, funk, big band, pop and rock. at CenturyLink Field.

MISCELLANEOUS SOUND WAVE MISCELLANEOUS MATCHDAY 203 media.soundersfc.com MATCHDAY AT XBOX PITCH XBOX AT MATCHDAY Prior Prior to each match, fans Dr. Dr. Stephen Michael Xbox One and the Xbox hosts 22 children Join Sound Wave, Sounders FC fans and supporters as they “March to the Match” prior to each prior to the Match” “March as they and supporters FC fans Sounders Wave, Sound Join Soccer Celebration is a pregame activity zone for fans of all ages located along the CenturyLink along of located all ages fans for zone activity is a pregame Celebration Soccer 14 14 years of age and have the under opportunity to earn an "Autograph Alley" wrist-band by spinning the wheel at prize the Autograph Alley booth in Soccer Celebration. AUTOGRAPH ALLEY Newby Newby will lead the crowd in the singing of the Anthem prior National to every home match. NATIONAL ANTHEM NATIONAL CONDUCTOR from from local & Boys Girls Clubs to attend each Sounders FC season. the throughout match Each child participates in ele- ments of the pregame ceremony. Sounders Sounders FC have partnered with King County Girls Boys Clubs & Team.” Dream “Xbox to create the DREAM TEAM home match. The march departs Occidental Park in Pioneer Square 60 minutes before the first kick. first the before minutes 60 Square Pioneer in Park Occidental departs march The match. home MARCH TO THE MATCH Field North Plaza and the NW and SW Marshalling area. Activities include: large interactive kids area, kids interactive large include: Activities area. Marshalling SW and NW the and Plaza North Field more. and music painting, face games, inflatable SOCCER CELEBRATION Justice Steven Justice Gonzalez and Jeff Stock Jeff and Kaplan Wendy Davies Roger Levesque Roger J.R. Celski J.R. Schwarz Peterson Mark FC 10/21/12 Dallas FC 05/18/13Dallas FC 06/08/13 Vancouver Court Supreme 09/13/13 Lake Salt 10/27/13 Galaxy LA Raney Pat Best John Owen Brad Robertson Bob Date05/26/10 Opponent Juniors Boca 07/18/10 Celtic Fewing Pete Recipient 06/11/11 Vancouver07/20/11 United Manchester 10/15/11 Robson Bryan Jose San 07/08/12 and Gary Dr. Chelsea 10/07/12 Portland Keller Kasey 10/12/10 Guadalajara CD 10/15/10 USA Chivas 03/15/11 Soltero Exequiel Galaxy LA 05/14/11 Portland Solo Hope Gerard Maestro 2014 | GOLDEN SCARF GOLDEN Don Garber Don Chihuly Dale Akers Michelle Members FC ALL-TIME GOLDEN SCARF RECIPIENTS SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE 204 Date03/19/09 Opponent Bulls Red NY 03/28/09 Lake Salt Real 04/11/09 Commissioner Wizards KC Recipient 04/25/09 Earthquakes SJ Gabriel 05/10/09 Jimmy Galaxy LA 05/30/09 McAlister Jimmy Crew Columbus Bach Robbie 06/13/09 Earthquakes SJ 06/17/09 Mora Jim United DC 06/28/09 Teague Meredith Mendoza Fred Rapids Colorado 07/11/09 Dynamo Houston 07/18/09 Romar Lorenzo Chelsea 07/25/09 Andreassen Doug Storm Seattle Fire Chicago 08/05/09 Barcelona FC 08/20/09 Revolution NE 08/29/09 Ryan Mike Toronto 09/19/09 Russell Bill USA Chivas 10/24/09 Nordstrom John Dallas FC 10/29/09 Dynamo Houston 03/25/10 Hinton Alan Union Philadelphia Henderson Chris McCrath Council Cliff Alliance The impact The an made Seattle has who Sounders individual FC or group a will to Scarf continue Golden a a presenting was by pre-game Garber matches Don tradition before Commissioner MLS selected as 2009 home in started tradition The community. their in Bulls. Red York New the against match inaugural the at recipient first-ever the

MISCELLANEOUS GOLDEN SCARF MISCELLANEOUS SOUNDERSFC.COM 205 media.soundersfc.com SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: • SeattleSounders • SoundersAcademy Twitter: • @SoundersFC • @LiveSounders • @winSounders • @SoundersAcademy Instagram: • SoundersFC YouTube: • soundersfcdotcom Check out the Sounders FC social media page at: SoundersFC.com/News/So cial-Media.aspx SOUNDERSFC.COM Jackie Montgomery enters her second full season as the as season full second her enters Montgomery Jackie He He and his Erika, live in wife of years, with Fife their 11 Matt Gaschk enters his sixth season as Digital Media Host and Writer for SoundersFC.com and SoundersFC.com for Writer and Host Media as Digital season his sixth enters Gaschk Matt Fans Fans are able to read Online Online fans all over the Montgomery Montgomery is a Southern native California where she Over Over the last eight years, Montgomery has covered a announcer Ross Fletcher provide coverage and commentary at training and on match day. day. match on and training at commentary and coverage provide Fletcher Ross announcer videos, videos, blogs and user managed groups. Matt Gaschk, Jackie Montgomery and play-by-play the joining after FC Sounders Seattle with Host Media Digital join the Sounders FC online community that includes forums, user uploaded photos, user uploaded user photos, uploaded user forums, includes that community FC online the Sounders join JACKIE - MONTGOMERY DIGITAL lights. Fans are encouraged to are encouraged Fans lights. KJR-AM. 950 Radio Sports with years seven spent also Madeleine. and Grace Henry, Lucas, children, four updates updates and postmatch high- and Sounders, USL the covering PI, Seattle the for writer freelance a as years five worked He Tribune. ing the Rave TV series, training series, TV Rave the ing Lake Salt and Tribune News Tacoma the for freelancing before school high during Gateway Peninsula exclusive video content, includ- content, video exclusive School and Westminster College in Salt Lake City, Gaschk began his writing career with the podcasts. Fans podcasts. can also view GASCHK HOST - MATT AND DIGITAL WRITER covering the 11th Sounders of the USL and Sounders FC in A MLS. product of Gig Harbor High the the Sounders FC Roundtable community events and listen to listen and events community summaries, summaries, player spotlights, match previews, post-match Sounders FC. Sounders ficial ficial web site for the Seattle www.SoundersFC.com, the of - the of www.SoundersFC.com, FC news by logging on to stay up-to-date stay with up-to-date Sounders world world have the opportunity to team in August 2012. In 2013, she hosted the launch of Rave of launch the hosted she 2013, In 2012. August in team HOST AND BROADCASTER graduated with a broadcast journalism degree from FoxSports.com, NBC Sports, CBS Sports and MTV. and Sports CBS Sports, NBC FoxSports.com, for Fuel TV, while continuing to do freelance work for ESPN, for work do freelance to continuing while TV, Fuel for game for Fox Sports Ohio to the Vancouver Winter Olympics Winter Vancouver the to Ohio Sports Fox for game variety of sports from the 2006 BCS National Championship National BCS 2006 the from sports of variety the network’s pre-game show, "Galaxy Live". Live". "Galaxy show, pre-game network’s the seasons. She also hosted and produced weekly features for features weekly produced and hosted also She seasons. Sports West as the sideline reporter for the LA Galaxy for five for Galaxy LA the for reporter sideline the as West Sports an online personality for MLSsoccer.com and worked for Fox for worked and MLSsoccer.com for personality online an for Sounders FC. Prior to joining the team, Montgomery was Montgomery team, the joining to Prior FC. Sounders for TV, a daily web series covering all on and off the field stories field the off and on all covering series web daily a TV, reside in West Seattle. West in reside Pepperdine University. Montgomery and her husband, Blue, and her husband, Montgomery University. Pepperdine 2014 | BADGE & COLORS BADGE Modified versions of Verlag (“Sounders FC”) and Verlag of Eurostyle Modified versions (“Seattle”) DNA Brand Mechanics SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE istics. This design is loosely based on istics. a heraldic shield, which helped identify combatants who otherwise were hidden by their armor. nership and betweenthe the players the fans. the community, ownership, clean, bold, and aggressive uniquely Northwest. it FC signifies an palette, iron resolve. optimistic spirit of the community. BADGE: • image, core The competencies personality, and badge character- represents the organization’s • The Seattle Sounders FC badge was developed with two distinct layers to represent the part- • The partners are all united under one banner which carries the team name. • The Space Needle is icon recognized a and universally symbol of Seattle. • The overall design is an updated, contemporary treatment of traditional The shapes. effect is Cascade Shale (Pantone 433C) • Cascade is to the a eastern spectacular reference range horizon. of mountains on Seattle’s 206 COLORS: Sounder Blue (Pantone 647C) •citizens. its define helps which Seattle, surrounds that water the and Sound Puget to reference A • strength and Blue loyalty. signifies stability, Rave Green (Pantone 370C) • to talk (adj): c: with enthusiasm about rave extreme Definition: • Shale is a sedimentary rock formed under As intense the pressure. dark gray in the Sounders • Green is a to reference the forests of the Northwest. Pacific It also represents the passionate, Typography: Designer:

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of the Year the of Broadcast Staff Broadcast SPANISH RADIO SPANISH SPANISH TELEVISION SPANISH Play-By-Play Play-By-Play Rene Rene Aleman Jamie Jamie Mendez Select Sounders FC Spanish language TV 710 ESPN Seattle features radio play-by- sion of Q It Up Sports on Friday nights through- nights SportsUp Friday It on Q of sion out the season. Jackie Montgomery hosts the pregame show alongside Graham. Taylor Pete Fewing and matches will be Comcast aired on TV, KOMO2 a Univision sister station. channel 114, and Ross Fletcher will entertain update, Seattle fans inform, on all and things Sounders FC. play and comprehensive Seattle Seahawks coverage and Seattle of Mariners. 710 ESPN Seattle also the broadcast a line-up of local sportsSeattle-based news and sports talk programs, along with selected nationally-syndicat- ed programs from ESPN Radio will broadcasts language Network. Spanish FC Sounders All be aired on 1490 AM ESPN Deportes, except nationally aired broadcasts. 2014 | RADIO TELEVISION For For nine Victor seasons, Hernandez Hernandez was the voice of professional communi- Hispanic Seattle’s soccer to figure ty and an important in Spanish-speaking longtime The soccerin city. the fans play-by-play voice of Sounders the in the USL and In Memoriam SOUNDERS FC BROADCASTING FC SOUNDERS VICTOR HERNANDEZ SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE In addition to his work on Sounders FC broad- FC Sounders on work his to addition In Bonneville Bonneville Seattle Radio Group will again FM will air 97.3 Sounders FC match broad- Every home and away Seattle Sounders FC Sounders Seattle away and home Every nection to the Hispanic community. community. Hispanic the to nection casts, Hernandez was also Hispana active del in Noroeste, where he La was Executive Liga Director to the local soccer Hernandez league. is survived by his Valerie and wife daughters Rosie, Delia mother and Hernandez Hector father Victoria, Sahagun. Sounders FC in Major League Soccer passed after passed Soccer League FC in Major Sounders He was a last November. with cancer colon battle 38 years old. Since well before joining 2009, MLS the Sounders organization has in had a con- broadcast broadcast all Sounders FC home FM. matches on 97.3 and away casts as well as pre Bonneville and and postgame Sounders shows. Sounders 60-minute weekly a produce FC to forces will also join FC show on 710 ESPN Seattle. Heard every morning at Saturday 8 a.m., Johnson host Matt 208 match will be broadcast live on Q13 FOX and JOEtv, except those broadcast Q13 nationally. FOX will produce Sounders FC and specials, and Sounders air FC will two be in featured a segment weekly at the conclu- 30-minute

MISCELLANEOUS BROADCASTING MISCELLANEOUS BROADCASTING 209 media.soundersfc.com ANALYST PLAY-BY-PLAY KASEY KELLER ROSS FLETCHER SOUNDERS FC BROADCASTING FC SOUNDERS Fletcher spent five and a half years as a football commentator and reporter for the national sta- national the for reporter and commentator football a as years half a and five spent Fletcher Along with Fletcher, Kasey Keller returns for his third campaign as the Sounders FC analyst For seven For years Fletcher seven was the voice of Derby County for BBC commentating Radio Derby, Ross Ross Fletcher returns for his third season with the Sounders FC broadcasting team as the Keller Keller completed his 20-year professional career in by 2011 earning MLS Goalkeeper of the A graduate of the University of Portland, Keller and his wife, Kristin, have twins, Chloe and won the coveted Sony Radio Academy 'Station of the Year' title three times in years. five Year' 'Station Academy won of Sony the Radio the coveted Wembley Stadium. During his time Stadium. at the Wembley station, he was part of the highly successful team which Championship playoff final in which Derby beat West Bromwich Albion in front of 75,000 fans at on the English Premier League and Championship. His most memorable call was the 2007 bulletin bulletin presenter. and the Championship. He has also been a regular voice across the station's schedule as a sportsa as schedule station's the across voice regular a been also has He Championship. the and radio broadcasts. radio broadcasts. tions BBC Radio 5 and Live BBC Radio 5 Sports Live League the Extra, covering English Premier club’s play-by-play announcer. The “Voice of The “Voice the Sounders announcer. FC” can be club’s play-by-play heard on all and television after spending the previous three seasons in Seattle’s net. net. spending the three after seasons previous in Seattle’s each of his three From seasons. 1991 to 2008 the Olympia, Washington native played in Europe Year and Year Best XI honors. He served as the Sounders FC captain and was an All-Star selection and shutouts (47). Keller played in three of the world's top leagues: England's Premiership, Spain's Premiership, England's leagues: world'stop the of three in played Keller (47). shutouts and while accumulating U.S. National Team goalkeeping career records for most for goalkeeping career records wins caps (53) (102), Team National while accumulating U.S. La Liga and Germany's Bundesliga. Cameron. Follow Directions Directions from Julie Barber (Downtown) (Downtown) Directions from airport: airport: from Directions Follow Follow airport exit signs to freeways. Suzanne Lavender air port port air exit signs to freeways. ramp Take right Take Northbound I-405 and take Exit 7. onto left Turn St. 44th NE for signs follow and right take and freeway over Drive St. 44th NE be will lot parking VMAC Way. Seahawks onto side. left-hand the on STADIUM Pitch Xbox at CenturyLink FIeld FRONT OFFICE FACILITY VMAC Way Seahawks 12 WA 98058 Renton, (425) 203.8000 DIRECTIONS: Northbound Northbound and left take Turn Tukwila. the toward (#1) exit WA-181 Hwy. S/West Valley onto West Ave Valley Hwy/Interurban S/WA 181 N. bridge Continue to over Go follow Ave Interurban S. Way. Dent Fort to on right Turn park. enter and 800 Occidental Ave. S. Ave. 800 Occidental 98134 WA Seattle, (425) 381.7555 www.centurylinkfield.com DIRECTIONS: airport: airport: Take Take I-5 bound. Continue North on I-5 for about 15-20 minutes. Take the 4th Avenue S. Avenue the 4th Take minutes. 15-20 about exit exit (#164B). Merge onto I-90 Westbound. Follow until light, trafic then Follow turn right on 4th veer tracks, railroad across Follow Brougham. Avenue Avenue S. Take next right on S. right Royal and follow road up to 2nd floor of the CenturyLink Event Center parking garage. garage. parking CenturyLink Center Event 2014 | Follow Mike Ferris (206) 381.7236 (206) 381.7237 Directions from airport: airport: from Directions SOUNDERS FC MEDIA CONTACTS MEDIA FC SOUNDERS SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE Jeff Garza TRAINING FACILITY Starfire Way Starfire 14800 WA 98188 Seattle, (206) 431.3232 www.starfiresports.com DIRECTIONS: air port port air exit signs to freeways. Take I-405 JULIE BARBER Media Services Manager/Credentials SUZANNE LAVENDER of Communications Director Corporate (425) 203.8024 (office) (206) 730.7549 (cell) [email protected] MIKE FERRIS Assistant Communications (425) (office) 203.8313 (cell) (425) 457.9001 [email protected] Director of Director Communications (425) 203.8021 (office) (206) 255.4661 (cell) [email protected] JEFF GARZA DAVE PEARSON DAVE Vice of President Communications & Broadcasting 210 Press Box Phone Box Press (425) 203.8319 (425) (office) 203.8319 [email protected]

MISCELLANEOUS MEDIA CONTACTS MISCELLANEOUS MEDIA POLICY 211 media.soundersfc.com The Gary Wright Press Box at pool phones placed are through- Several Game notes and statistics will be available be will statistics and notes Game Following the conclusion of the game, a Home and Visiting Locker Rooms in the south the in Rooms Locker Visiting and Home end of Sounders CenturyLink FC Field. and visitor locker coop- rooms Your are level. field the on tunnel located Southeast near the is in asked courtesy and professional eration for atmosphere working a proper maintaining PRESS BOX PRESS level suite the on located is Field CenturyLink on the west side of the The stadium. press box will open mem- media working to is limited Admittance two hours before bers The with press valid box credentials. is kickoff. for the purpose a intended of work providing and broadcasters reporters, writers, for place It that is season game imperative personnel. staff pass notify the holders communications of to their a intention cover game in order to receive press box seating. Family members and guests will in not be the accommodated press box. Abuse of press box press pass. a press of privi- forfeiture in result will leges ACCESS TELEPHONE/WIRELESS out the press box. Remember pool phones are to be shared. Courtesy hard lines available are in the photo Field room. offers CenturyLink wireless internet access in areas all of the press box and photographers’ and charge of free is access The workroom. works with all wi-fi enabled computer equipment. Media wishing to pay for dedicated GAME NOTES/STATISTICS GAME in will be Statistics the press box. distributed at halftime game the throughout seat each to and 10 minutes following the final Periodic whistle. announcements will also be made game. the during ACCESS ROOM LOCKER the in held be will conference news postgame NFL Visiting Media Room near both the LAN connections should contact the make make prior arrangements with Mike Tremel, Director of Technical SeahawksSoundersFC.com Services (MikeT@ or 7220). 206-381- Communications Communications Department. MEDIA POLICY MEDIA A limited number of TV news trucks will be will trucks news TV of number limited A A A limited number of parking passes are In making requests for broadcast creden- broadcast for In requests making Members of the media needing to pick up pick to needing media the of Members Members Members of the Sounders FC’s media Season Season media will credentials be issued lite, uplink or microwave functions will need to need will functions microwave or uplink lite, access road. access TV road. trucks which provide satel- to accommodate all requests. all accommodate to east Field park on to CenuryLink the allowed Please note that Sounders FC will not be able be not will FC Sounders that note Please make make their requests as early as possible. media seeking parking passes are advised to advised are passes parking seeking media PARKING of Members the for working media. available located in the CenturyLink Field press box. box. press Field CenturyLink the in located whether whether used or not. Broadcast booths are made the statisticians must be must compensated the made statisticians arranged arranged in advance, and once they are and/or statisticians. These services and/or must statisticians. be BROADCAST spotters for requirements specify please tials, dentials. CenturyLink Field and confiscation of the cre- the of confiscation and Field CenturyLink will subject the bearer to ejection from non-transferable, and non-transferable, any unauthorized use ored at any other entrance. All credentials are credentials All entrance. other any at ored Entrance. Media will credentials not Entrance. be hon- gate gate entrance located at the Southwest off. All off. media must enter through the press opens two opens kick- prior to hours the scheduled sponding photo identification. Media Will Call Will Media identification. photo sponding his his or her own and credential corre- present CenturyLink Field. Each person must pick up pick must person Each Field. CenturyLink Call booth located at the Southwest corner of corner Southwest the at located booth Call MEDIA WILL CALL WILL MEDIA passes at the game will find the Media Will ness days prior to the road game. road the to prior days ness cations Department no later than five (5) busi- (5) five than later no Department cations requests requests for credentials to the Communi- ROAD CREDENTIALS ROAD traveling to road games should submit ect. assigned to shoot for a specific story or a proj- for to shoot specific assigned freelance photographers access unless reasonable requests. The club does not grant not does club The requests. reasonable sion sion and established radio stations making CREDENTIALS televi- magazines, newspapers, recognized to - Interviews Interviews that require advance prepara- Food Food and beverages are available to During the regular season, training ses- e made by calling or e-mailing the Sounders the e-mailing or calling by made e FC communi cations department. cations communi FC munications munications Department to obtain the latest training schedule information. Training sessions will, in be general, open to the the media, of discretion the at closed be may they but allowed are members No media coach. head into the locker room before, during or after sessions. training Interviews tions or special FC Sounders or player member staff should accommodations by b a MEALS working members of the media in the Press Workroom. Photographers’ and Box WEEK THE DURING Access Training usually and minutes run 75-90 typically sions begin times at can Training 10 and a.m. fre- of Members do quently the vary. media who a on regular sessions training cover to intend basis should call the Sounders FC Com 2014 | SEATTLE SEATTLE SOUNDERS FC MEDIA GUIDE The Photographers’ work area The is Photographers’ located Each accredited photographer will be Media cell phones - No media may use a use - may No media phones cell Media Only working magazine newspaper, and holding photographers still and crew ENG PHOTOGRAPHERS’ WORKROOM box. press the of back the at PHOTOGRAPHER PHOTO BIBS PHOTO PHOTOGRAPHER issued a specially designed photo bib/vest provided by Sounders FC for identification to as purposes the a supplement mandatory as bib a serves The tempo- photo credential. rary access control device returned to and the photo marshals must area at the be end of each The match. photo bib must be worn at all times while at present any photo position. Photographers in unauthorized 212 shooting shooting positions or not wearing a bib risk credential. their of suspension postgame postgame interviews. Absolutely peri- access media during no allowed are graphs auto- ods. room. locker the inside time any at phone cell Media may members carry their cell phones to them use not may but room locker the into photos. take to or calls, take or place ACCESS FIELD and network TV club/stadium photographers on during the field the permitted are officials will not passes Box be honored Press game. for field admittance FC. Sounders Seattle by at authorized any time, unless PHOTOGRAPHERS proper credentials may position themselves Immediately level. field at endline either along wish who photographers match, each to prior photo team pre-game to shoot the traditional sideline midfield the to cue on escorted be will by photo marshals. Photographers sidelines–never will the on only walk to be instructed to on these tempo- route the of field play–en rary sideline positions. Once team photos have been taken, photographers directed to will quickly be return the During photogra- match, to positions. photo their endline phers are advised that they have restricted At no time of during freedom the movement. directly from shoot can match photographers behind the goal. Also, movement from one at only allowed is other the to field the of end halftime on the sideline opposite the team Still benches. DO photographers NOT have time. any at rooms locker the to access

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