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3 Match Day Prevew 4 Stadium Map 7-8 Matchday Roster 9-10 Conference Standings 12-14 Scouting The Opposition 16-23 Reno 1868 FC Roster 25-26 What’s New at GNF 28-29 Technical Staff 25 Team Shop

Scouting Phoenix (page 12)

2 MATCHDAY PREVIEW

SUPERSTARS CLASH AS RENO 1868 FC HOSTS HOT PHOENIX RISING FC

RENO, Nev. – Reno 1868 FC plays host to USL Western Conference power Phoenix Rising FC Satur- day at 4 p.m. as the club aims to secure its first three points of the season.

Two of the most stacked lineups in the USL will meet for the third time in the all-time series, a series Reno has a one-win advantage in.

Reno (0-1-1) returns to Greater Nevada Field after a road match at rival Las Vegas Light FC which resulted in a 1-1 draw. Reno was due to play Rio Grande Valley FC early on the road on Wednesday but the match was postponed to May 2 due to logistical reasons.

Entering Saturday’s match against Phoenix, Reno once again brings a potent attack that has already produced four goals through the first two matches. Forward Brian Brown leads Reno’s attack with a goal and assist to his name in 2018. Through the first two matches, Brown has found himself playing at both the attacking forward and attacking midfielder roles due to Reno’s depth at attacker.

Brown said he’ll have to play at the top of his game Saturday no matter where he’s placed in head coach Ian Russell’s Starting XI.

“They’re a really good team, coming off a win,” Brown said “So we will have to play our best game ear- ly on this season. I am looking forward to it, I think I played my best game against them last season.”

Led by international soccer legend and superstar Didier Drogba, Phoenix (1-0-1) has become one of the most dangerous threats in the West after making the playoffs last season. Phoenix is coming off a 4-1 win which featured a hat trick by USL Player of the Week, forward Chris Cortez. Despite fellow international superstars Omar Bravo and Shaun Wright-Phillips not returning to Phoenix, Rising FC reloaded from front to back already becoming one of the top offensive teams of 2018.

“Phoenix is a good team,” Reno head coach Ian Russell said. “They have Drogba and some other really solid players.

“We just need to prepare properly, which we’ve been doing all week.”

Gates for Saturday’s match are slated to open at 3 p.m. Tickets for Saturday’s showdown can be purchased at Reno1868FC.com/tickets or at the Greater Nevada Field box office. Follow along live on Twitter (@Reno1868FC) and watch the match stream at Reno1868FC.com.

What: Reno 1868 FC v. Phoenix Rising FC

Where: Greater Nevada Field

Gates Open: 3 p.m.

Kickoff: 4 p.m.

Tickets: Reno1868FC.com/Tickets

3 STADIUM MAP FRONT OFFICE

Eric Edelstein Doug Raftery President Sr. Director of Corporate Partner- ships Andy Smith General Manager Regan Hahesy Corporate Partnerships Samantha Hicks Services Manager Chief Revenue Officer Robert Ritchie Aldo Amato Ticket Sales Manager Digital Media & PR Manager Zoe Harmon Audrey Hill Account Specialist - Member Director of Marketing Services

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MATCHDAY ROSTERS

RenO 1868 FC Phoenix Rising FC ROSTER ROSTER NAME POS HT T Contr NAME POS HT T Contr 1 Russ Klabough GK 6-5 215 USA 1 Carl Woszczynski GK 2-6 209 USA 2 Doueugui Mala D 6-0 170 Ivory Coast 3 Connor Johnson D 6-0 180 USA 3 Kody Wakasa D 6-0 170 USA 4 Jordan Murrell D 5-11 185 Canada 4 Mike Da Fonte D 6-1 170 USA 5 Zach Carroll D 6’3 185 USA 6 Evan Waldrep D 5-11 170 USA 7 Dembakwi Yomba D 5-9 160 USA 7 Billy Forbes M 5-9 161 USA 8 Guy Abend M 6-0 181 Israel 8 Collin Fernadez M 5-8 150 USA 9 Mark Gonzalez F 6-0 177 Canada 9 Chris Cortez F 6-4 185 USA 10 Gladson Awako M 5-7 161 Ghana 10 Lindo Mfeka M 5-5 155 South Africa 11 Didier Drogba F 6-2 201 Ivory Coast 12 Danny Musovski F 6-0 160 USA 12 John Berner GK 6-3 207 USA 13 Darwin Espinal M 5-11 163 Honduras 14 Jason Johnson F 6-0 181 Jamaica 16 Brent Richards D 5-10 167 USA 15 Joseph Farrell D 6-2 181 USA 17 Sam Gleadle M 5-10 155 USA 17 Alessandro Riggi M 5-5 161 Canada 19 Amadou Dia D 5-10 154 France 20 Christian Thierjung F 5-11 165 USA 20 Solomon Asante M 5-2 132 Ghana 22 Jerry van Ewijk M 5-8 160 Netherlands 21 Luca Ricci M 5-9 160 Canada 23 Brenton Gri’ths D 6-2 175 Jamaica 22 Dallas Jaye GK 6-0 174 USA 24 Sean Bieker GK 6-0 175 USA 23 Devin Vega M 5-6 137 USA 28 Mo Thiaw F 6-2 178 USA 25 Victor Vasquez D 5-10 170 USA 27 Kevon Lambert M 6-2 165 Jamaica 29 Antoine Hoppenot F 5-8 170 USA 28 Zac Lubin GK 6-5 214 USA 30 Christo Michaelson M 5-10 155 USA 32 Devante Dubose D 5-10 165 USA 84 Seth Casiple M 5-9 165 USA 41 James Musa D 6-3 170 New Zealand 99 Brian Brown F 5-11 165 Jamaica 51 Kevaughn Frater F 6-0 174 Jamaica

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7 8 GK: Goalkeeper D: Defender M: Midfielder F : Forward GK: Goalkeeper D: Defender M: Midfielder F : Forward

7 8 WESTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS EASTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS

9 10 11 SCOUTING PHOENIX

RENO, Nev. – Reno 1868 FC will likely face one of its toughest challenges Saturday as the club welcomes a Phoenix Rising FC team led by soccer legend Didier Drogba.

Phoenix returns one of the greatest soccer players of this generation along with a newly stacked lineup that just posted a 4-1 win over Western Conference power, OKC Energy FC.. The 4-1 win was due in large part of another name, USL Player of the Week and Phoenix forward Chris Cortez who scored a hat trick to carry Phoenix to its first win of the season.

Cortez joined Reno goalkeeper JT Marcinkowski on the USL’s Team of the Week. Cortez, Drogba and other names are sure to test a Reno squad that is quickly gelling and finding depth. Here are a few opponent names you need to know ahead of Saturday’s epic Western Conference showdown:

Didier Drogba

Height: 6-foot-2 Weight: 201 pounds Position: Forward

Why He’s Important: Legend. That’s all you really have to know about Drogba. One of the most recognizable faces from his days as a Champions League winner with Chelsea to his inspiring captainship of his native Ivory Coast’s national team. Drogba has made a name for himself across the world and is a player for the history books. Last year, Drogba didn’t get started until around midseason but he did make the trip to Reno where 1868 FC shut down one of the most prolific goal scorers in recent memory. Drogba ended up picking up the pace with 10 goals in 2017 and is sure to be a force in this, his final season of professional soccer.

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Billy Forbes

Height: 5-foot-7

Weight: 161 pounds

Position: Forward

Why He’s Important: Sound familiar? Forbes is one of the fastest players in the USL and was one of the biggest signings of the 2017-18 offseason. Forbes terrorized Reno in the first meeting with his former team, San Antonio FC last season. Forbes scored the first goal in the 4-0 loss at San Antonio. His speed and instinct for goal makes him one of the top threats Saturday.

Chris Cortez

Height: 6-foot-4

Weight: 185 pounds

Position: Forward

Why He’s Important: Cortez already made a name for himself early on in the season with his recent hat trick. Cortez is a strong, tall striker who is an aerial threat due to his height. A true No. 9 (striker), Cortez scored five goals for Phoenix last year and has 15 over the past three seasons (including 2018). Reno’s back four and Marcinkowski held off aerial attempts by Las Vegas over the weekend but this will be a completely different test as Cortez is in top form.

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Soloman Asante

Height: 5-foot-2 Weight: 132 pounds Position: Midfielder

Why He’s Important: Asante is small in stature but extremely dangerous from his position. The crafty Ghanian midfielder has already etched his name in the scoresheet this season with a golazo that was featured on ESPN’s SportsCenter Top 10 over the weekend. His agility will be a test for both Reno’s back four and defensive midfielder. Not only does Asante have the ability to score himself, he’s able to create chances for other dangerous Phoenix attackers.

Carl Woszczynski

Height: 6-foot-5 Weight: 209 pounds Position: Goalkeeper

Why He’s Important: Woszczynski will face Reno for the first time in goal for Phoenix. Last year, Reno 1868 FC dominated former goalkeeper Josh Cohen (now with Sacramento Republic). This will be a different test for Reno. Woszczynski has the stature and ability to fight off attacks by Reno’s stacked and diverse attack. He even is up for Save of the Week.

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#1 RUSSELL KLABOUGH (GK)

Klabough, 27, spent a majority of last season on Reno’s practice squad, but started in a 6-1 win over Portland Timbers 2. He was Reno’s starting goal- keeper in two U.S. Open Cup Matches. He posted a 67 percent save percentage, the second-highest on the team and was 1-0 during the regular sea- son.

HEIGHT: 6’5’’ WEIGHT: 215 LBS DOB: 5/11/90 #3 CONNOR JOHNSON (D)

Defender Connor Johnson was the West Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 2016 before joining the PDL’s Golden State Force. John- son Earned All-First Team West Coast Conference honors his senior year assisting in six shutouts in conference play.

HEIGHT: 6’0’’ WEIGHT: 180 LBS DOB: 12/20/94 #4 JORDAN MURRELL (D)

Murrell, 24, a returning defender for Reno 1868 FC scored three goals in his 28 appearances. The Canadian player recorded 78 clearances, 16 blocks and 45 interceptions in the 2017 season.

HEIGHT: 5’11’’ WEIGHT: 185 LBS DOB: 5/2/93

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#5 ZACH CARROLL (D)

Carrol, 23, the 6-foot-3 defender most recently played for Orlando City B where he recorded 86 clearances,11 blocks, and 40 interceptions this past season. He added two goals in his 20 starts. In 2016, Carrol earned Second Team All-USL honor with NY Red Bulls II, where he helped the club win the 2016 USL Cup.

HEIGHT: 6’4’’ WEIGHT: 185 LBS DOB: 3/16/94 #6 thomas janjigian

Janjigian made his professional debut with Reno last season against Orange County SC. During the season, Janjigian was called up to play with Re- no’s Major League Soccer affiliate, the San Jose Earthquakes in their U.S. Open Cup victory over the San Francisco Deltas. Janjigian also played in the Earthquakes’ friendly against Bundesliga club Eintracht Frankfurt.

HEIGHT: 6’2’’ WEIGHT: 190 LBS DOB: 11/10/94

#7 boxi yomba (d)

Yomba, 20, joined the Atlético Madrid youth program in 2014. In the same year, he made his international debut for Atlético in the EUFA (Union of European Football) Youth League against Olympiacos. Yomba and his former Spanish club would later advance to the quarterfinals of the tournament. Prior to his stints with Atlético, Yomba played for the United States U-17, U-18, and U-20 teams. Yomba was scouted while traveling with the U-18 Men’s National team to the Copa del Atlantico in Spain.

HEIGHT: 5’9’’ WEIGHT: 160 LBS DOB: 9/4/96

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#8 guy abend(M)

Abend, a native of Israel, has spent the last three seasons playing central midfielder for Louisville City FC, where he helped claim the 2017 USL Cup. Abend was a regular starter during the club’s championship season. He made 23 starts in his 27 appearances in the 2017 season, recording 30 clearances, 2 blocks and 39 interceptions.

HEIGHT: 6’0’’ WEIGHT: 163 LBS DOB: 11/8/90 #9 Mark Anthony Gonzalez (F)

Gonzalez, 23, has played the past two season with Swope Park, where he scored 17 goals with 10 of those coming from outside of the box. In 2016, he was named Swope’s Offensive Player of the Year, with 12 goals as a rookie. While his time at Swope, he was called up to the Canadian U-23 team for matches against Uzbekistan and Qatar.

HEIGHT: 6’0’’ WEIGHT: 177 LBS DOB: 9/9/94

#10 Lindo Mfeka (M)

AMfeka, 23, a returning midfielder for Reno 1868 FC helped score 75 goals this past season add- ing six goals through 2017. The South American native, added three assists while boasting an 86 percent pass success rate in his 22 starts. Mfeka helped Reno 1868 FC clinch a playoff spot and set a new USL record for most goals in a single season with his first career hat trick.

HEIGHT: 5’5’’ WEIGHT: 155 LBS DOB: 3/30/94

18 TEAM #12 Danny Musovski (f)

Musovski, 22, was selected by San Jose with the 30th overall pick out of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. He was a four-year starter and two- time All-America selection for UNLV. During his senior season in 2017, he scored 15 goals and added six assists in 16 appearances, earning Third Team All-America and Western Athletic Confer- ence Offensive Player of the Year honors.

HEIGHT: 6’1’’ WEIGHT: 185 LBS DOB: 9/10/92 #13 Darwin Espinal (M)

Espinal, 22, is a dynamic, pacey midfielder who most recently played for the South Florida Surf, a club in the Premier Development League (PDL). The Honduran international is not new to the USL scene as he played for the Tampa Bay Rowdies during the 2015-16 season scoring four goals. He scored two goals in 2017 for Reno.

HEIGHT: 5’11’’ WEIGHT: 163 LBS DOB: 1/16/95 #16 Brent Richards (d)

Richards, 27, a returning defender for Reno 1868 FC scored two goals with three assists in the 2017 season. He recorded 79 clearances, 13 blocks and 67 interceptions in his 26 game appearances.

HEIGHT: 5’10’’ WEIGHT: 167 LBS DOB: 5/20/90

19 TEAM TEAM #17 Sam Gleadle (M) #22 Jerry van Ewijk

Gleadle most recently spent time with Albuquerque van Ewijk, 25, a Dutch winger spent last season at Sol FC after graduating from the University of New Orange Country SC, where he scored eight goals. Mexico where he was teammates with 2017 USL van Ewijk spent a majority of his adult career with Rookie of the Year, Chris Wehan. A four-year start- top level Dutch clubs, playing with AGOVV, De er, Gleadle scored three goals and notched two Graafschap and Go Ahead Eagles. While playing assists in his senior year with the Lobos. for De Graafschap, he scored 24 goals from 2012- 2015. HE also spent time with the Dutch U-17 and U-19 national teams, making a totally of 13 ap- pearances for the orange and white. HEIGHT: 5’10’’ HEIGHT: 5’8’’ WEIGHT: 155 LBS WEIGHT: 160 LBS DOB: 3/20/96 DOB: 3/12/92 #19 Kevin Partida (M) #23 Brenton Griffiths (D)

A former star at Sparks High School, Partida Griffiths, 27, a returning defender for helped lead the Railroaders to the state champi- Reno 1868 FC scored two goals in his onship game in 2012, a year in which he earned 22 start appearances. In his 2017 sea- All-Region honors. Following a fruitful career at Sparks High School, Partida took his talents to son, the Jamaican player, recorded 100 UNLV. Partida started all 19 games as a fresh- clearances, 12 blocks and 43 intercep- man for UNLV and notched a game-winning assist tions. against Houston Baptist.

HEIGHT: 5’9’’ HEIGHT: 6’3’’ WEIGHT: 165 LBS WEIGHT: 175 LBS DOB: 3/10/95 DOB: 2/9/91 #20 Christian thierjung #20 Mo Thiaw (F)

Thierjung, 22, was a four-year standout at Cal, Thiaw, 23, was the 35th overall pick out of the Uni- scoring 27 goals before he was drafted by the San versity of Louisville. He scored 61 goals over four Jose Earthquakes in the third round of the MLS collegiate seasons at the University of Louisville SuperDraft. In July, he joined the Tulsa Roughnecks and Cincinnati State, adding 20 assists. Thiaw was where he scored four goals with eight chanc- a two-time All-America selection and the 2015 Ju- es created off of key passes. Thierjung posted a nior College Player of the Year. 79-percent pass success rate and recorded seven interceptions.

HEIGHT: 5’11’’ HEIGHT: 6’2’’ WEIGHT: 165 LBS WEIGHT: 178 LBS DOB: 1/5/95 DOB: 1/24/95

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#29 Antoine Hoppenot (F) #99 Brian Brown (F)

Hoppenot, 27, a returning midfielder/forward for Brown, 25, a returning forward for Reno 1868 FC Reno 1868 FC was named the team’s 2017 co- scored three goals and notched five assists during MVP. He was a main component to Reno’s offense his 23 appearances in the 2017 season. that tailed a USL-record 75 goals in its inaugural season. Hopeenot scored 12 goals and notches six assists during 2017 to go along with 51 chances created.

HEIGHT: 5’8’’ HEIGHT: 5’11’’ WEIGHT: 170 LBS WEIGHT: 165 LBS DOB: 11/23/90 DOB: 12/29/92 #30 christo michaelson (M)

Michaelson most recently played for Portland Tim- bers’ U-23 side in the PDL after a standout ca- reer at Gonzaga. The midfielder was an All-WCC Honorable Mention in 2016. Michaelson scored 10 goals and notched four assists in his four years with Gonzaga.

HEIGHT: 5’10’’ WEIGHT: 165 LBS DOB: 10/6/95 #84 seth casiple (M)

Casiple, 24, a returning midfielder for Reno 1868 FC scored four goals with three assists in the 2017 season. In his 28 appearances he recorded an 83 percent pass success rate.

HEIGHT: 5’9’’ WEIGHT: 165 LBS DOB: 8/23/93

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RENO, Nev. – Greater Nevada Field is set to introduce new elevated security standards to ensure a safe environment for all fans entering Greater Nevada Field in 2018. Beginning this season, a new guest screening measures will be instituted to correspond with security measures taken by the other professional sports leagues in North America.

Under the new security policy, Greater Nevada Field will utilize handheld metal detection wands to aid in screening fans prior to entry. Greater Nevada Field will work with Contemporary Services Corporation to execute this new procedure in the most efficient manner. Bag checks will still be enforced after the wand screening.

“We will always place fan safety as the number one priority at our stadium,” said Eric Edelstein, Reno 1868 FC, Aces President. “We ask our fans to arrive early and be prepared so we can expedite entry and ensure the best fan experience possible while visiting Greater Nevada Field.”

These security standards will apply to all USL, Triple-A Baseball and special events played at Great- er Nevada Field, including but not limited to USL League and Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup games, friendly matches, Triple-A Playoffs and fan events.

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IAN RUSSELL HEAD COACH

Russell played for the University of Washington and later started his professional career with the Seattle Sounders of the USL First Division in 1998 and 1999. Russell was drafted by the San Jose Earthquakes in 2000 and continued to play seven seasons in MLS. Six of those seasons came with the Earthquakes, where Russell helped the team win two MLS Cups in 2001 and 2003. In 2008, Russell returned to the Earthquakes as an assistant coach, a position he held for eight seasons. He helped lead the club to the postseason twice, while earning the Supporters’ Shield for best regular season record (19-6-9) in 2012. Russell was also instrumental in the Quakes’ international and collegiate scouting efforts, and briefly helped oversee the club’s youth development as the academy’s technical director. He served as the Earthquakes interim head coach for the final two games of the 2014 season and holds a U.S. Soccer Federation “A” coaching license.

CHRIS MALENAB ASSISTANT COACH

Malenab joins Reno 1868 FC after spending the past four years as an assistant coach and video analyst at Sacramento Republic FC. During the 2014 inaugural season of the Sacramento Republic FC, Malenab served as an assistant coach to Predrag Radosavljević (Preki) during the club’s championship campaign. From 2015 to 2017 Malenab served as video analyst for the Sacramento Republic FC under head coach Paul Buckle. Malenab started his coaching career coaching and serving as technical director at various youth clubs in the greater Sacramento area while coaching high school soccer. Along with his youth coaching experience, Malenab has served as an assis- tant coach at the college level, at Cosumnes River College (NJCAA), California State University Stanislaus (NCAA D-II) and San Joaquin Delta College (NJCAA).

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CASEY TATE ASSISTANT COACH Tate joined the Reno 1868 FC staff in 2017 and served as an Assistant Coach under Head Coach Ian Russell for the inaugural season. He came to Reno 1868 from the University of Nevada where he spent 8 seasons as the Assistant Coach for the Wolf Pack Soccer program, being promoted to Head Coach Interim for the 2016 season. Tate helped lead the Pack to two postseason appearances and in 2016 posted the program’s highest win total since its inaugural season in the Mountain West Conference. He has also been involved in the Reno/Tahoe youth soccer community for the past eight years and was the Director for several elite local clubs.

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