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# PLAYER POS HT WT BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN COLLEGE7 Adam Cristman FWD 6-0 180 01/08/1985 Glen Allen, Va. Virginia

25 Andy Dorman MID 6-0 150 05/01/1982 Flintshire, Wales Boston University17 Gary Flood DEF 5-10 155 09/07/1985 Hauppauge, N.Y. Hofstra

8 Joe Franchino DEF 5-9 165 08/09/1976 Alta Loma, Calif. Washington23 Miguel Gonzalez MID 5-8 145 09/25/1987 Cozumel, Mexico

6 Jay Heaps DEF 5-9 155 08/02/1976 Longmeadow, Mass. Duke3 Daniel Hernandez M/D 6-0 180 07/23/1976 Tyler, Texas Southern Methodist2 Amaechi Igwe M/D 6-0 165 05/20/1988 Belmont, Calif. Santa Clara4 Avery John DEF 6-0 170 06/18/1975 Vance River, Trinidad American University

21 Shalrie Joseph MID 6-3 180 05/24/1978 Brooklyn, N.Y. St. John's (NY) 24 Brad Knighton GK 6-1 180 02/06/1985 Richmond, Va. UNC-Wilmington13 Jeff Larentowicz M/D 6-1 175 08/05/1983 West Chester, Pa. Brown22 Marshall Leonard M/D 5-8 165 12/29/1980 Midland, Ga. Virginia19 Tony Lochhead D/M 6-0 175 01/12/1982 Tauranga, New Zealand UC-Santa Barbara28 Chris Loftus FWD 6-5 195 10/20/1984 Springfield, Ill. Duke11 Pat Noonan F/M 6-0 170 08/02/1980 Ballwin, Mo. Indiana32 Arsene Oka MID 5-8 155 12/20/1983 Abidjan, Ivory Coast15 Michael Parkhurst DEF 5-11 155 01/24/1984 Cranston, R.I. Wake Forest14 Steve Ralston MID 5-9 160 06/14/1974 St. Louis, Mo. Florida International

1 Matt Reis GK 6-1 196 03/28/1975 Mission Viejo, Calif. UCLA16 James Riley D/M 5-10 150 10/27/1982 Colorado Springs, Colo. Wake Forest

5 Willie Sims FWD 5-9 150 01/18/1984 Los Angeles, Calif. Cal St. Northridge18 Khano Smith F/M 6-3 190 01/10/1981 Warwick, Bermuda Lees-McRae30 Ryan Solle MID 5-8 160 09/11/1985 Broadway, N.C. Wake Forest27 Wells Thompson MID 5-10 155 11/25/1983 Winston-Salem, N.C. Wake Forest20 Taylor Twellman FWD 5-11 170 02/29/1980 St. Louis, Mo. Maryland12 Doug Warren GK 6-0 190 03/18/1981 Hoffman Estates, Ill. Clemson

NUMERICAL ROSTER# PLAYER POS PRONUNCIATION PLACE OF BIRTH LAST TEAM1 Matt Reis GK REESE Atlanta, Ga. Los Angeles (MLS)2 Amaechi Igwe M/D ah-MEHCH-ee IG-way San Francisco, Calif. Santa Clara3 Daniel Hernandez M/D Tyler, Texas Necaxa (Mexico)4 Avery John DEF Point Fortin, Trinidad Longford Town (Rep. Ireland)5 Willie Sims FWD Guatemala City, Guatemala Cal St. Northridge6 Jay Heaps DEF Nashua, N.H. Miami (MLS)7 Adam Cristman FWD Washington, D.C. Virginia8 Joe Franchino M/D fran-CHEE-no Fontana, Calif. Los Angeles (MLS)

11 Pat Noonan F/M Ballwin, Mo. Indiana12 Doug Warren GK Palatine, Ill. D.C. United (MLS)13 Jeff Larentowicz M/D la-REN-toe-witz Pasadena, Calif. Brown14 Steve Ralston M/D RAWL-stun St. Louis, Mo. Tampa Bay (MLS)15 Michael Parkhurst DEF Providence, R.I. Wake Forest 16 James Riley D/M Colorado Springs, Colo. Wake Forest 17 Gary Flood DEF Hauppauge, N.Y. Hofstra18 Khano Smith FWD KAHN-oh Paget, Bermuda Dandy Town (BER)19 Tony Lochhead D/M LOCK-head Tauranga, New Zealand Orange County Blue Star (PDL)20 Taylor Twellman FWD Minneapolis, Minn. 1860 Munich (Germany)21 Shalrie Joseph MID shal-REE Saint George, Grenada N.Y. Freedoms (USL)22 Marshall Leonard D/M El Paso, Texas Virginia23 Miguel Gonzalez MID mih-GELL gone-ZAL-ez Miami, Fla. Bradenton Academics (PDL)24 Brad Knighton GK NIGHT-en Hickory, N.C. UNC-Wilmington25 Andy Dorman MID Chester, England Boston University27 Wells Thompson MID Winston-Salem, N.C. Wake Forest28 Chris Loftus FWD Springfield, Ill. Duke30 Ryan Solle MID SAHL-lay Sanford, N.C. Wake Forest32 Arsene Oka MID arse Oh-ka Abidjan, Ivory Coast Stade d'Abidjan (CIV)

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Entering his sixth season at the helm of the Revolution in2007, Steve Nicol was named head coach of the teamon November 6, 2002, after serving as the interim head

coach for the final 21 games of the 2002 regular season andthe postseason. In each of his five seasons at the helm of theRevolution, Nicol has guided the club to the MLS EasternConference Championship game, and has three times led theteam to MLS Cup (2002, 2005 & 2006), including each of thelast two seasons. The Revs are one of just two MLS clubs toever return to MLS Cup in back-to-back season.

Nicol's hiring marked yet another impressive accom-plishment in the Scotland native's distinguished career. Duringhis playing days Nicol, 44, gained worldwide fame while play-ing for Liverpool in England's top division before moving on toplay for Notts County, West Bromwich Albion, SheffieldWednesday and Doncaster Rovers.

Nicol, who was born in the Scottish town of Troon,began his pro career at the age of 18 with Ayr United beforebeing signed by Liverpool in 1981. The £300,000 transfer feeremains the Ayr United club record.

While with Liverpool, Nicol made 467 appearances asa defender and midfielder and scored 46 goals. He was at theheart of a Liverpool side that won four English League Titles,three F.A. Cup Titles and the 1984 European Cup. In 1989, hisimportance to the team was honored when Britain's soccerwriters named him Footballer of the Year. Between 1984 and

1992 Nicol appeared 27 times for the Scottish National Team,and started for his country at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.

Nicol's coaching career began in 1995 when he wasnamed player/manager at Notts County. Four years later, hearrived in New England as a player/assistant coach with theBoston Bulldogs. In September of that year, he joined theRevs as interim coach for the final two games of the season,both of which were Revolution wins. He returned to theBulldogs as a player/coach for the 2000 and 2001 seasonbefore re-joining the Revs as an assistant coach prior to the2002 campaign.

Nicol was named the 2002 MLS Coach of the Yearafter leading the Revolution within a goal of the MLS Cup. In2003 and 2004, he led the Revs to within an extra time goaland a penalty kick shootout, respectively, of making theleague final. He coached the Revs to his second MLS Cupfinal in 2005, after winning the Eastern ConferenceChampionship with New England for a second time.

Nicol was also honored for his coaching excellence inAugust 2005, when he was chosen to lead the MLS Select XIagainst Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeau Stadium.

Nicol holds a USSF “A” coaching licence. In addition to his coaching duties, Nicol is also a guest

analyst for ESPN International. Nicol resides in Hopkinton, Mass., with his wife,

Eleanor, and the couple have two children, Michael and Katy.

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NICOL'S YEAR-BY-YEAR MLS COACHING CAREER Regular SeasonYear Team __________________W __L __T __Pct. 1999 Revolution ________________2 __0 __0 1.0002002 Revolution ______________10__10 __1 __.5002003 Revolution ______________12 __9 __9 __.5502004 Revolution ________________8__13 __9 __.417 2005 Revolution ______________17 __7 __8 __.7082006 Revolution ______________12 __8 12 __.563

Regular-Season Totals ____61__47 39 __.548

Postseason RecordYear Finish __________________W __L __T __Pct.2002 MLS Cup Final ____________3 __2 __2 __.5712003 Eastern Conference Final ____1 __1 __1 __.5002004 Eastern Conference Final ____1 __1 __1 __.5002005 MLS Cup Final ____________2 __2 __0 __.5002006 MLS Cup Final ____________2 __1 __1 __.625

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Paul Mariner enters his fourth season as Steve Nicol'stop assistant coach in 2007. He has helped lead theRevolution to three straight MLS Eastern Conference

Championship games, as well as MLS Cup 2005 and MLSCup 2006.

Born in Bolton, Lancashire, England, Mariner is remem-bered by world soccer fans as one of the top center forwardsin English football in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Heearned 35 international caps playing for his country, and ledthe England attack in the 1982 FIFA World Cup. He is the co-holder for the England National Team record for goal scoringin consecutive games (6).

After starting his professional club career with PlymouthArgyle, Mariner scored 97 goals in eight seasons for IpswichTown from 1976-84, before playing three seasons with ArsenalFC in London and finishing his English Leagues career withPortsmouth.

Mariner's many honors as a player include winning the1978 FA Cup Final with Ipswich Town, a game in which hewas named Man of the Match despite not being the goal scor-er, in the memorable 1-0 classic win over Arsenal. He wasalso a key member of the 1981 UEFA Cup-winning IpswichTown team. He scored for England against France in the 1982World Cup, and also scored in a qualifying match againstHungary on Nov. 18, 1981, a 1-0 victory at Wembley Stadiumthat put England through to the 1982 World Cup.

Mariner came to the United States in 1988 to coach theAlbany Capitals of the APSL, followed by a stint with theleague’s San Francisco Bay Blackhawks. Before joining theRevolution, Mariner was an assistant to former Revs forwardand current Harvard University head men's soccer coach JohnKerr, Jr. Mariner has also served as Technical Director for theFC Greater Boston Bolts, one of the top youth soccer clubs inthe U.S.

Mariner has worked as a color commentator on BBCNorth West broadcasts of the English Premier League and asa World Cup analyst on New Zealand television and ESPNInternational.

Mariner and his wife, Dee, live outside of Boston.

ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH

Gwynne Williams is in his first season as the goalkeep-ers coach for the New England Revolution. He joinedthe Revolution coaching staff in February 2007 after 11

seasons on the staff of NCAA Division II soccer powerhouseLynn University in Boca Raton, Fla.

An NSCAA National Goalkeeping Instructor, Williams isa member of the USSF National Coaching Staff and holds aUSSF "A" coaching license.

A native of St. Helens, England, Williams has been onthe coaching advisory councils of the Canadian SoccerAssociation and Bermuda Football Association.

Williams earned his certificate of education fromNonington College of Physical Education in 1975, and com-pleted his bachelor of education degree at London Universityin 1976.

EQUIPMENTMANAGER

Brian Banfill is in his second season as the equipmentmanager of the New England Revolution. Banfill'sresponsibilities include organizing and maintaining the

team's uniforms, practice gear and equipment, and overseeingthe gameday equipment staff that assists in both the Revs’and visitors’ locker rooms and on the field. He also worksclosely with the technical staff on setting up and equippingtraining sessions both at home and on the road.

Banfill joined the organization as the Revs' equipmentmanager on Nov. 28, 2005 after three seasons working withthe team's volunteer gameday staff, the Revs Brigade. Hecontributed in many areas during this time, also working in thepopular Soccer Celebration pregame interactive entertainmentarea before joining the gameday staff where he worked boththe home and visitors' locker rooms.

Prior to joining the Revolution, Banfill worked for eightyears in the sporting goods retail industry. He is an avid icehockey fan and participates in several recreational leagues inhis spare time.

Banfill lives in central Massachusetts with his wife,Melissa, and their son, Kyle.

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Wayne Penniman, P.T., A.T.C., CSCS , is in his firstseason with the Revolution as the team's head athlet-ic trainer. In addition to being a certified athletic train-

er, Penniman is also a registered physical therapist and certi-fied strength and conditioning specialist.

Penniman comes to the Revs from the Bancroft Schoolin Worcester, Mass., where he was the head athletic trainersince 2006, and the Clinton Irish Blizzard of the EasternFootball League, where he has had two stints as the head ath-letic trainer. Prior to his work at the Bancroft School,Penniman was the Director of Athletic Training Services atNashoba Valley Medical Center in Ayer, Mass., a staff physicaltherapist at South County Physical Therapy, and a seniorphysical therapist at Spaulding Neighborhood RehabilitationCenter in Wellesley, Mass.

He has completed work toward his master's degree inpost-professional physical therapy at Oakland University -where he was the head trainer for the men's soccer and base-ball teams during the 2002-03 academic year - and expects toearn his masters during the 2007 Revs season.

A fitness expert, Penniman also likes to ride motorcy-cles and work around his house in his spare time. Penniman,a native of Maynard, Mass., now lives in the suburbs west ofBoston with his wife, Leigh.

HEAD TEAM PHYSICIAN

Dr. Bertram Zarins has been the New EnglandRevolution's head team physician since the team'sinception in 1996. He is Associate Clinical Professor of

Orthopaedic Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Chief ofthe Sports Medicine Service at the Massachusetts GeneralHospital.

Zarins also has been team physician for the NewEngland Patriots since 1982 and the Boston Bruins since1976. He served on the U.S. Olympic Committee SportsMedicine Council for 12 years and was Head Physician for theXIV Winter Olympics in Sarajevo in l984.

Dr. Zarins is an orthopedic surgeon and specializes inthe treatment of athletic injuries. He is an expert on the kneeand shoulder, especially injuries such as torn anterior cruciateligament (ACL), torn meniscus (knee cartilage), shoulder insta-bility and torn rotator cuff.

Zarins received his M.D. degree from the StateUniversity of New York, Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse in1967. He later completed an internship and assistant residen-cy program in general surgery at the Johns Hopkins Hospitalin Baltimore. Additionally, Zarins completed the HarvardCombined Orthopedic Residency Program in 1973, beforeserving as Chief of Orthopedics at the US Naval RegionalMedical Center in Guam for two years. Following his militaryservice, Zarins completed a fellowship in Sports Medicine withDr. Carter Rowe and the Edward F. Cave Travelling Fellowshipin 1976.

Zarins is a former Chairman of the American Academyof Orthopedic Surgeons Committee on Sports Medicine, andis a member of the AAOS Committee on ArthroscopyEducation. He has also served on the Board of Directors ofthe International Arthroscopy Association and has been activein the Arthroscopy Association of North America, AmericanOrthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine and other profession-al organizations including the FDA.

Recognized worldwide for his medical knowledge,Zarins has been president of the Latvian Medical and DentalAssociation and is a foreign member of the Latvian Academyof Science. Dr. Zarins is Honorary President of the SpainArthroscopy Association. Zarins received the DistinguishedAlumnus Award from Syracuse Health Sciences Center in1997 and has been on the editorial boards of several medicaljournals. He is currently a Consulting Editor for SportsMedicine for the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery.

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How Acquired: Selected by the Revolution in the sixth round (56th overall) of the 2004 MLSSuperDraft

DORMAN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2004 New England 20 2 365 2 1 6 5 11 3 0 4 0 02005 New England 30 19 1960 2 5 21 9 22 23 1 47 4 02006 New England 32 32 2834 6 10 60 33 41 28 5 40 5 0

TOTALS 82 53 5159 10 16 87 47 74 54 6 91 9 0

POSTSEASONYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2004 New England 3 0 79 0 1 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 02005 New England 1 0 30 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 02006 New England 4 4 362 0 1 7 2 4 2 1 5 1 0

TOTALS 8 4 471 0 2 9 4 5 2 1 6 0 0

Position: ____________________MidfielderHeight: __________________________6-0Weight: ______________________150 lbs.

D.O.B.: __May 1, 1982 (Chester, England)Hometown: ____________Flintshire, WalesCollege: __________________Boston Univ.

Dorman enjoyed a breakout campaign in 2006, establishinghimself as one of the league's top midfielders ... a true stu-dent of the game, he displayed the ability to thrive at severaldifferent midfield slots in Steve Nicol's starting team, includingstints as the wide right, attacking and holding midfielder …demonstrates an exemplary work rate … Soccer Americanamed Dorman the third-best attacking midfielder in MLS for2006.

2006: Established new career highs and was voted theMidnight Riders' Man of the Year in his best professional sea-son to date. Recorded six goals and a team-high 10 assists -both totals that surpassed his career totals entering the sea-son - while starting all 32 games and playing every midfieldposition. His 10 assists were the second-highest total in MLSbehind five players with 11. Played a career-high 2,834 min-utes to rank sixth in MLS. Was also ranked fifth in the leaguein shots on goal (33). Had three game-winning assists andthree times scored game-tying goals: vs. Chivas USA on May13, at Chicago on June 11 and vs. D.C. on June 17. Startedall four of the Revs' MLS Cup Playoffs matches, and assistedon Taylor Twellman's goal against Chicago in the secondgame of the Eastern Conference Semifinal.

2005: Increased his playing time five-fold from his rookie cam-paign, starting 19 games and appearing in a total of 30 regularseason matches. Equaled goals output from 2004 with twoand registered five assists. Became the Revs’ go-to cornerkick taker when José Cancela was not on the field.

2004: Dorman bided his time as a squad player before estab-lishing himself as a "super sub" in the latter part of the cam-paign when 18 of Dorman's 20 regular season appearanceswere as a sub. Finished seventh on the team in scoring (twogoals, one assists, five points) despite playing just 365 min-utes.

COLLEGE: Was a four-year player at Boston University(2000-03) … was a three-time All-New England and three-timeall-conference honoree … left the program holding the careerassist record (37), and ranked fourth in the category as a sen-ior with a 0.71 assists per game mark … his 13 assists as ajunior ranked second in school history for single-season pro-duction … concluded his collegiate career ranked seventh inschool history in overall scoring with 81 points (22 goals, 37assists).

QUICK KICKS: Son of Lynne and Dennis Dorman ... AttendedBoston University's College of Arts and Sciences, majoring ingeography ... his younger brother Richy was a freshman soc-cer player at BU in 2006 … team captain and player of theseason in 1998 for Flintshire Schoolboys U-18 team in Wales... favorite sports team is Liverpool FC ... Favorite player isLiverpool midfielder Steven Gerrard ... Enjoys playing cricket... favorite author is Nick Hornby ... a movie aficionado, hisfavorite films are Shawshank Redemption and Pirates of theCaribbean.

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FRANCHINO’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E1998 Los Angeles 16 7 736 0 4 7 4 15 13 0 0 4 01999 Los Angeles 25 16 1316 0 3 14 5 26 18 1 0 2 02000 Los Angeles 8 7 600 0 0 5 0 13 8 0 0 1 0

New England 22 22 2004 2 2 11 5 37 26 1 0 5 02001 New England 23 23 2027 0 1 11 2 41 19 1 0 10 12002 New England 23 23 2015 1 5 16 4 45 30 0 1 9 02003 New England 25 25 2355 1 4 25 8 48 29 0 9 7 02004 New England 20 20 1693 1 0 21 7 31 22 2 1 3 12005 New England 24 23 2011 0 3 10 4 40 19 0 1 2 02006 New England 21 19 1521 0 1 18 3 28 26 5 2 9 0

Totals 207 185 16278 5 23 138 42 324 210 10 14 52 2

POSTSEASONYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E1998 Los Angeles 4 4 320 0 0 0 0 8 6 0 0 2 01999 Los Angeles 3 0 31 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 02000 New England 3 3 270 0 0 2 0 5 5 0 0 0 02002 New England 7 7 673 0 1 4 0 7 7 0 0 3 02005 New England 4 4 365 0 0 3 0 3 3 0 0 1 02006 New England 4 4 316 0 1 4 1 3 2 0 0 1 0

Totals 25 22 1975 1 2 14 2 27 23 0 0 8 0

How Acquired: Selected by the Revolution with the second selection in the 2000 MLSSpecial Draft from Los Angeles.

Position: ____________Midfielder/DefenderHeight: __________________________5-9Weight: ______________________165 lbs.

D.O.B.: ____Aug. 9, 1976 (Fontana, Calif.)Hometown: ____________Alta Loma, Calif.College: __________________Washington

Has been a team leader since arriving in New England duringthe 2000 season ... is the longest-tenured member of theRevolution, joining the club in 2000 ... leads by example bothon and off the field, displaying an unparalleled work ethic andconsistency ... a dead-ball specialist with his left foot,Franchino is also a very good crosser of the ball in open play… will feature at left-sided midfield, left back and in the centralmidfield … enters 2007 tied with Jay Heaps for the club'scareer starts record with 155 … earlier in 2006, Franchino setthe team's appearances and minutes played records, beforeHeaps assumed the lead in both categories … is one of fiveplayers who have started each of the Revolution's three MLSCup appearances (2002, 2005, 2006), and has made four totaltrips to the league's championship game, including a trip withLos Angeles in 1999.

2006: Appeared in 21 games after suffering pair of injuries(hamstring strain and ankle sprain) that caused him to miss 10games. Set all three of New England's club longevity recordsand briefly held the Revs’ career records in appearances,starts and minutes played during the 2006 season. Started allfour playoff games in the midfield. Saw time at left back, leftwing and central midfield during the season. Recorded hisonly assist of the season on Clint Dempsey's game-tying goalagainst D.C. on Sept. 13 at Gillette Stadium.

2005: Again wore the captain's armband for coach Steve Nicolwhenever on the field. Recorded three assists, the fifth time inhis career he reached that mark. Tallied assists in back-to-back games in September (Sept. 10 vs. Columbus and Sept.17 at New York.). Started all four of the Revs' postseasongames as New England made its second appearance in MLSCup.

2004: Once again served as Revolution club captain. Injurieslimited Franchino to 20 regular-season games and kept himout of playoff action. Had arthroscopic surgeries on his leftknee and also his partially detached gluteus medius (hip) mus-cle on Oct.15. Scored his only goal of the season on May 1against his former team, the Los Angeles Galaxy. Made his100th appearance and 100th start as member of theRevolution on May 22, 2004 against the MetroStars.

2003: A steadying presence on the left side of the defense,starting 25 games, while collecting a goal and four assists.The lone goal was the game-winner in overtime of the Revs'3-2 win over Columbus on Sept. 28. A late season calf injurystopped him from setting personal single-season highs in min-utes played. Tallied new personal bests in shots (25) andshots on goal (8) as the Revs returned to the EasternConference Final.

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2002: His man-marking abilities and physical play shored upthe Revs' defense as the Revs made their first-ever appear-ance in MLS Cup. His leadership qualities and ability to con-tribute effectively to the attack earned him the captain's arm-band. Scored one goal and added a career-high five assistswhile starting all 23 games in which he played. Started allseven postseason games, playing all 673 minutes of the play-offs. Recorded an assist on Taylor Twellman's game-winninggoal against Chicago in game one of the Eastern ConferenceSemifinals. His presence in the backline helped the Revs toearn a playoff GAA of 0.67.

2001: Started all 23 games in which he played. Saw time bothon the back line and in the midfield. Recorded one assist onthe season - on Andy Williams' goal on Sept. 7 against theMetroStars in what was eventually the final game of the regu-lar season.

2000: Selected by the Revolution in the MLS Special Draftand became a starter on the left flank of the team's defense.Appeared in eight games for Los Angeles before moving toNew England. Moved from the defensive position to theattacking midfield once with the Revs, where he sparked theattack during the club's late season run to the playoffs. Scoredthe first two goals of his MLS career in the final game of theregular season, a 4-3 victory against the MetroStars atFoxboro Stadium on Sept. 9. His second strike was the game-winning goal and the victory secured the Revs a berth in 2002MLS Cup Playoffs.

1999: Played 25 games and logged 1,316 minutes, recordingthree assists. Helped the Galaxy earn a spot in MLS Cup, butdid not play as L.A. fell to D.C. United 2-0 at FoxboroStadium.

1998: Drafted by the Los Angeles Galaxy in the third round(30th overall) of the 1998 MLS College Draft out ofWashington. Played 16 games - starting seven - as a left andcentral defender. Recorded four assists in his rookie cam-paign.

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM: Earned his first cap with U.S.National Team in a 2-0 win over Mexico in October 2000 …was part of the U.S. Under-21 National Team that competed inFrance in April 1994.

QUICK KICKS: Has one daughter, Kaitryn (3) ... is a skillfulsurfer ... plays golf in spare time ... devotes free time to com-munity work and soccer clinics ... enjoys Mexican food andvacationing in California.

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Position: ____________________DefenderHeight: __________________________5-9Weight: ______________________155 lbs.

D.O.B.: ______Aug. 2, 1976 (Nashua, N.H.)Hometown: ________Longmeadow, Mass.College: ________________________Duke

Heaps continues to improve as an out-and-out defender…possesses the speed and aggressiveness to get forward downthe flank and join the attack … an effective and determinedtackler ... will play right fullback or centrally in a four-manback line and as a right back in a three-man defense ...exceptionally strong in the air… began his pro career as amidfielder ... an all-out player, Heaps wears his heart on hissleeve …a native son of New England who remains a fanfavorite in Foxborough … is the active leader in all threeRevolution career categories entering 2007: appearances,starts and minutes … one of five Revs players to have startedand played in each of New England's MLS Cup appearances(2002, 2005 & 2006) … Soccer America ranked Heaps secondin MLS among right-sided defenders playing in a three-manback line for the 2006 season

2006: A standout member of the Revs' record-setting defensethat allowed just 35 goals and had a 1.09 goals against aver-age. For the second season, played every minute of all 31games in which he played, matching career highs in bothappearances and minutes. Recorded four assists on the sea-son, including three game-winning helpers, to rank first amongRevs defenders. Assisted on Taylor Twellman's game-winninggoal - and record-setting 75th career goal - at D.C. on Oct. 7.Started all four of the Revs' MLS Cup Playoff matches, playingall 420 minutes of the 2006 postseason. Established new

Revs club records for appearances (160) and minutes played(14,274) during the 2006 season, and shared the NewEngland team record for career starts (155) with JoeFranchino.

2005: Had arguably his best season as a pro. With the Revs'switch from a 4-4-2 to a 3-5-2 system, slotted in to the rightback role, effectively limiting the league's best attackers week-in and week-out. Established career highs for regular seasongames played and games started (31) and minutes played(2,790). Scored one goal - a game-tying tally against theMetroStars on June 25 in the 72nd minute - and added fiveassists.

2004: Heaps continued to hold down his place as the startingright back in Steve Nicol's team for most of the 2004 cam-paign and through the playoffs. Logged 2,415 regular seasonminutes in 28 appearances. Scored the Revs' first goal of theseason at The Home Depot Center in the 2004 opener againstthe L.A. Galaxy.

2003: Totaled a team-best 2,579 minutes while appearing in28 of the Revs' 30 games. The team's top scoring defender,netting three goals and adding one assist. Was shown the firstregular-season red card of his Revolution career. Tied a team-high by tallying two blocks.

HEAPS’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E1999 Miami 29 28 2511 3 1 34 18 54 34 2 1 7 12000 Miami 29 29 2627 5 6 36 15 58 46 10 1 6 22001 Miami 13 4 606 0 1 13 4 12 7 7 0 0 0

New England 15 13 1311 0 3 18 5 34 31 2 0 5 02002 New England 27 26 2389 2 6 23 13 46 34 1 0 7 02003 New England 28 28 2579 3 1 25 9 50 28 1 4 5 12004 New England 28 26 2415 1 2 11 6 23 30 2 0 4 02005 New England 31 31 2790 1 5 17 10 37 36 2 0 7 02006 New England 31 31 2790 0 4 11 2 33 34 1 0 7 0

Totals 231 216 20018 15 29 188 82 347 280 28 6 48 4

POSTSEASONYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E1999 Miami 2 2 180 0 0 0 0 9 7 1 0 0 02002 New England 6 6 522 1 0 6 3 11 8 0 0 2 12003 New England 3 3 281 0 1 1 0 10 5 0 0 2 02004 New England 3 3 300 0 0 0 0 11 5 0 0 1 02005 New England 4 4 390 0 0 2 1 6 11 1 0 1 02006 New England 4 4 420 0 1 4 1 5 9 0 0 1 0

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2002: In his first full season with the club, finished third on theteam in scoring with 10 points while playing in 27 of the Revs'28 games, primarily at right back. Scored two goals andadded six assists. An integral part of a defense that postedtwo clean sheets in the 2002 MLS Cup Playoffs quarterfinalseries against Chicago, allowing only one goal in the run ofplay. In the Eastern Conference Final series, scored the onlygoal of the game in the Revs' 1-0 Game Two victory againstColumbus.

2001: Returned to Massachusetts, where he grew up, in atrade from Miami on June 20 for defender Brian Dunseth.Played a total of 28 games in the season, 13 with Miamibefore seeing time in 15 with New England after the trade.Had four assists on the season, including three for the Revs.Made his Revolution debut on June 20 against Colorado, play-ing the second half as a substitute. Made his first NewEngland start - as a defender - on July 4 at Dallas.

2000: Played 29 games, scoring a career-best five goals andrecording six assists and tied for fourth on the Fusion with 16points. Named an MLS East All-Star, playing the final 45 min-utes and scoring one goal and adding one assist in the East's9-4, come-from-behind victory. Played every minute of theFusion's action in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup. Set thethen Miami record for blocked shots in a season with five.

1999: Drafted with the second overall pick in the 1999 MLSCollege Draft by the Miami Fusion. Voted MLS Rookie of theYear, leading all rookies in minutes played (2,511) and rankingsecond in goals (3), points (7) and games played (29). Nettedthree goals and recorded one assist. Scored a goal in his MLSdebut against the MetroStars on March 20. Played all 180minutes for Miami in the Eastern Conference Semifinalsagainst D.C.

COLLEGE: Won the 1998 Missouri Athletic Club Award as thetop collegiate player, and was the NSCAA Scholar-Athlete ofthe year that same season. Was a three-time Hermann Trophy(national player of the year) finalist, and was a four-time first-team All-ACC pick, four-time ACC All-Tournament performerand a four-time NSCAA All-South Region selection. Left theDuke program ranked third in career goals (45), fourth incareer assists (37) and tied for second in career points (127).Was the Soccer America National Freshman of the Year andACC Freshman of the Year in 1995. Earned a basketballscholarship at Duke University as a walk-on point guard, andplayed three-and-a-half seasons with the Blue Devils basket-ball team before leaving midway through his senior season topursue his soccer career. Named one of Duke's "Top 10 Devilsof the Decade" by the Duke Chronicle.

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM: Has been called into U.S. NationalTeam camp several times, but has yet to earn a cap ... mostrecently called into U.S. National Team squad for the WorldCup qualifier against Panama on Oct. 12, 2005 ... selected tothe gameday roster for the USMNT match against Jamaica onSept. 9, 1999 ... a former member of the Under-17 and Under-20 National Teams.

QUICK KICKS: Heaps and his wife, Danielle, have two chil-dren: John F. "Jack" Heaps IV, born on March 6, 2005, andOlivia Jane, born on Dec. 16, 2006 ... hobbies include golf,travel and movies ... his favorite non-soccer sports team is theDuke Blue Devils men's basketball team and his favorite ath-lete is Grant Hill … his favorite vacation spots are the CaymanIslands and St. Thomas ... favorite musical artist is O.A.R. andfavorite TV shows are Survivor and The Amazing Race.

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How Acquired: Signed by the Revolution on August 5, 2005.

Position: ____________Midfielder/DefenderHeight: __________________________6-0Weight: ______________________180 lbs.

D.O.B.: ______July 23, 1976 (Tyler, Texas)Hometown: ________________Tyler, TexasCollege: ________________________SMU

With his accurate passing and ball-winning abilities,Hernandez is a player who can dictate the tempo of a game… composed on the ball, defensively and positionally astute,Hernandez plays with a polished style that belies his tough-ness and determination ... will join in the attack when theopportunity presents itself …two years in Mexico's top leaguewith Necaxa allowed Hernandez to expand his range of skillsand experience ... possesses a thunderous shot from longrange ... is one of five players who have started each of theRevolution's three MLS Cup appearances.

2006: Started the first five games of the season - including thefirst two as a central defender in the three-man backline -before suffering a complex ankle injury that sidelined him for25 games and resulted in surgery. Appeared in the final twogames of the regular season and all four postseason games -starting three - including MLS Cup 2006 against Houston.

2005: Returned to the Revs in August and slotted right backinto the team with his poise and ability. Played in seven regu-lar-season matches and all four of the Revs’ playoff games.Contributed a vital assist on Clint Dempsey's game-winneragainst Chicago in the Eastern Conference Championshipgame.

CLUB NECAXA (MEX, 2003-05): Played in a total of 50league matches - starting 39 - and two playoff games forNecaxa, scoring three goals. His Mexican League stintspanned a total of four apertura (opening) and clausura (clos-ing) seasons.

2003: Left the Revolution nine games into the season to joinNecaxa of the Mexican Primera division, signing on July 7,2003.

2002: Hernandez came to the Revolution from the MetroStarsin a six-man trade on May 24. With the Revs, he tallied threegoals and an assist in the 2002 MLS campaign. Played mostlyin the defensive center midfield, becoming the team's freekickspecialist. In the 2002 MLS Playoffs, tallied a goal and anassist in the quarterfinals to defeat the Fire. Though he sat outGame 2 against Columbus, he returned in Game 3 to steadythe Revs' midfield as the squad qualified for the MLS CupFinal.

2001: Led the MetroStars to a 20-10-3 record (including play-offs) in league play as a starter in the 2001 season. He madethe transition from defense to midfield in the second half of2001, notching a career-high seven assists and adding one

HERNANDEZ’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E1998 Los Angeles 17 3 458 0 1 9 5 9 14 0 0 0 01999 Los Angeles 12 9 853 0 0 13 6 12 23 0 0 2 0

Tampa Bay 2 0 48 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 02000 Tampa Bay 2 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

MetroStars 15 15 1344 0 2 11 4 28 21 0 1 4 12001 MetroStars 16 15 1358 1 7 26 7 26 42 0 19 4 02002 MetroStars 9 9 809 0 2 11 0 20 11 0 0 3 0

New England 19 16 1492 3 1 23 9 32 23 1 4 3 12003 New England 9 4 520 0 2 8 2 20 10 0 0 0 02005 New England 7 7 557 0 0 8 0 17 10 2 0 2 12006 New England 7 5 429 0 0 1 0 9 7 0 0 3 0

TOTALS 115 83 7875 4 15 111 33 173 163 3 24 21 4

POSTSEASONYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E1998 Los Angeles 1 0 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02001 MetroStars 3 3 288 0 2 5 2 5 4 0 5 1 02002 New England 6 6 583 1 1 9 2 19 18 0 0 3 02005 New England 4 4 332 0 1 5 0 9 7 0 0 2 02006 New England 4 3 297 0 0 2 1 7 4 0 0 1 0

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goal, a 91st-minute game-winner from midfield at Miami onAug. 25 that was the first goal of his career. Played his firstMLS game in the midfield against Chicago on June 30.Scored his first-ever MLS goal on a free kick in the 91stminute at Miami to clinch the 3-1 win; the goal was a candi-date for MLS Goal of the Year.

2000: Traded from the Tampa Bay Mutiny to the MetroStarson April 19 in exchange for the rights to Daniel Alvarez.Played a total of 17 games - two with Tampa Bay and 15 withNew York - recording two assists, both game-winning assists:on Mark Chung's goal against Tampa Bay on July 1 and onAlex Comas' goal at New England on July 15. Suffered a sea-son-ending left ACL injury on July 25 in a U.S. Open Cup winover Tampa Bay. Selected to play in the 2000 MLS All-Stargame, but was unavailable because of the injury.

1999: Made a total of 19 appearances - and 12 starts -between Los Angeles and Tampa Bay. Started the first fivematches of the season for L.A. Traded from the Galaxy to theMutiny on Aug. 13 for Jorge Salcedo. Made his Mutiny debuton Sept. 4 in a 5-1 victory over New England, and appeared ina total of two regular-season games for Tampa Bay.

1998: Drafted by the Los Angeles Galaxy in the second round(18th overall) in the 1998 MLS College Draft. Played in 17games for the Galaxy, making three starts, in his rookie sea-son. Made MLS debut on April 4, 1998 against the ColoradoRapids in a 2-0 win for the Galaxy. Recorded his first careerpoint on Sept. 5 with an assist on Welton's game-tying goalagainst Miami.

COLLEGE: Played two years of major college football, alongwith soccer, at the Southern Methodist University, serving asthe kicker for the Mustangs as a sophomore and junior beforefocusing solely on soccer as a senior. Was the NSCAANational Player of the Year in 1998 at SMU.

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM: Called to U.S. National Team campby Bruce Arena for its friendly match against El Salvador onNov. 17, 2002 ... was also in the U.S. camp prior to the WorldCup Qualifier against Panama on Oct. 12, 2005 and wasnamed to the squad for that match ... was also a member ofthe U.S. Under-17, -18 and -23 National Teams.

QUICK KICKS: Married to Tiphanie ... the couple has onedaughter, Candice ... his favorite cuisine is Mexican ... hisfavorite music R&B ... his favorite soccer moment is scoringagainst Club America at Azteca Stadium in front of his family... is a popular native of Tyler, Texas (outside of Dallas) wherehe has a soccer field, "Estadio Daniel Demetrio Hernandez,"named after him ... has a brother, Nico, and sisters Rebeccaand Sara ... fluent in both English and Spanish ... holds bothAmerican and Mexican passports.

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Position: ____________________DefenderHeight: __________________________6-0Weight: ______________________170 lbs.

D.O.B.: __June 18, 1975 (Point Fortin, Trinidad)Hometown: ________Vance River, TrinidadCollege: ____________________American

John had perhaps his best year as a pro in 2006, taking thefield in the 2006 FIFA World Cup for his native Trinidad &Tobago, and also finally laying claim to a regular starting spotwith the Revolution … a rugged tackler and uncompromisingdefender, the left-footed John has the ability to match thefastest forwards in MLS with his speed … Soccer Americanamed John the third-best left defender in a three-man back-line in MLS for 2006.

2006: Settled into a starting role after returning from the 2006FIFA World Cup with Trinidad & Tobago. The Revs were unde-feated during the regular season with John in the starting line-up, going 7-0-3 in his first-team appearances. Started all fourpostseason matches.

2005: Shuttling back-and-forth between the Revs and Trinidad& Tobago international duty for World Cup qualifying, Johnremained an important part of the Revs squad, providing lead-ership and experience for the team in vital situations.

2004: Within two weeks of being signed by the Revolution onMay 19, John had earned a regular place in the New Englandcentral defense, starting 19 of the 21 league matches in whichhe appeared. Started all three Revolution playoff matches in2004. Scored the only goal of the game in the Revs’ 1-0 win inGame One of the Eastern Conference Semifinals versus theColumbus Crew, a powerful 26-yard shot that beat Crew goal-keeper Jon Busch cleanly.

BEFORE MLS: Spent 2002-04 seasons playing in the eircomPremier League in the Republic of Ireland with Bohemian F.C.Dublin, Shelbourne United and Longford Town ... previouslyplayed for Revolution head coach Steve Nicol with the Boston

Bulldogs of the USL's A-League as well as for the A-LeagueNew Orleans Riverboat Gamblers.

COLLEGE: Inducted into the National Junior College AthleticAssociation (NJCAA) Hall of Fame in Tyler, Texas, on Nov. 16,2005 … John starred as a sweeper for Yavapai Junior Collegein 1994-95, and was named to both the NSCAA All-Americateam and the NJCAA National All-Tournament teams duringhis playing days for the Roughriders … transferred toAmerican University as a junior in 1996, where he played hisfinal two collegiate seasons … John was a two-time All-Colonial Athletic Association performer and a two-time NSCAAAll-South Atlantic Region honoree. As a senior in 1997, Johnhelped the Eagles win the CAA Championship and led theteam into the NCAA Quarterfinals.

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO NATIONAL TEAM: Has earned 79caps for the "Soca Warriors" as of March 1, 2007 … a mem-ber of the Trinidad & Tobago 2006 World Cup squad … startedtwo games in Germany, and missed T&T's game againstEngland in group play after earning a red card againstSweden in the team's opener.

QUICK KICKS: Graduated from American University in May1999, with a degree in Business Administration, specializing ininternational marketing ... will begin work toward his mastersdegree in business this season.

JOHN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2004 New England 21 19 1808 0 0 4 2 20 23 0 0 7 02005 New England 14 13 1167 0 1 0 0 24 14 0 0 2 02006 New England 10 10 893 0 0 0 0 12 14 0 0 3 1

TOTALS 45 42 3868 0 1 4 2 56 51 0 0 12 1

POSTSEASONYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2004 New England 3 3 300 1 0 2 1 8 2 0 0 2 02006 New England 4 4 420 0 0 0 0 10 7 0 0 1 0

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How Acquired: Selected by the Revolution in the second round (14th overall) in the 2002MLS SuperDraft; Signed on Dec. 3, 2002.

Position: ____________________MidfielderHeight: __________________________6-3Weight: ______________________180 lbs.

D.O.B.: __May 24, 1978 (SaintGeorge, Grenada)Hometown: ______________Brooklyn, N.Y.College: ________________St. Johns (N.Y.)

Joseph is the whole package in the defensive midfield ... astenacious a ball-winner and tackler as there is in MLS ...Joseph's superior passing touch and good decision makingmeans that he is the trigger-point for the Revs' build-up play ...rarely loses an aerial duel ... a vocal leader and communicatoron the field … Soccer America named Joseph the top holdingmidfielder in MLS for 2006 … a talismanic presence on thefield and in the locker room … one of the team's first-choicepenalty-kick takers.

2006: An MLS All-Star "First XI" selection, but was unable toplay in the league's all-star match against EPL championChelsea FC because of the Revs' rescheduled game atChivas USA. Voted Revolution Best Defender by the NewEngland soccer media. Scored three goals and added oneassist while controlling the Revs' midfield. Notched two goalson May 6 in the Revs' 4-0 victory over Los Angeles at GilletteStadium. Missed the final five games of the regular seasonafter undergoing surgery to repair torn ligaments and nerves inhis right hand, but returned to start the three postseasongames for which he was available. Played all 120 minutes ofMLS Cup 2006, converting his shot in the game-decidingpenalty kicks.

2005: Elected to the league Best XI and All-Star teams andvoted Revolution team Most Valuable Player by the NewEngland soccer media. Considered by most observers to havebeen the MLS Select team's best player in the TrofeoSantiago Bernabeau match at Real Madrid on August 23.Added six goals to his usual tough-tackling, accurate-passingbrand of play. Recorded his first-career two-goal game against

the MetroStars at Giants Stadium on Sept. 17, also adding anassist in that game.

2004: In his sophomore season in MLS, Joseph staked aclaim to being the premier contention midfielder in the league.Started and played in 23 regular season matches and all threeRevs playoffs games, registering three regular-season assists.Missed two games in June to play in World Cup qualifying withGrenada. Also missed action because of a broken nose (twogames) and a hip flexor/quadriceps injury (three games).Accumulated just four regular season yellow cards despiteplaying an aggressive style, a testament to his good timingand tackling technique. Was a 2004 Sierra Mist MLS All-Star.

2003: Joseph became a force in central midfield during hisrookie year with the Revolution, appearing in 28 games andfinishing second on the club in minutes played with 2,466.Made his MLS debut on April 19 against Columbus at GilletteStadium when he came on for Daniel Hernandez at halftime.One week later he made his first start in Dallas and was a fix-ture in Steve Nicol's starting lineup from that point on, missingjust one game. Finished the season with two goals and twoassists for six points and his strong partnership with JoséCancela in central midfield helped spur the Revs to a 6-0-1record over the final two months of the regular season. Playedbriefly in goal against Chicago on July 19. Recorded his first-career MLS point (an assist) on May 17 in a 3-0 victory overChicago at home, then scored his first career MLS goal onSept. 28 against Columbus in a 3-2, overtime victory athome.ing the 2002 season. He scoring seven goals andadded one assist with the Freedoms.

JOSEPH’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2003 New England 28 27 2466 2 2 46 17 62 54 1 0 5 02004 New England 23 23 2032 0 3 17 4 43 27 0 1 4 12005 New England 31 31 2788 6 5 32 18 65 51 0 0 8 02006 New England 26 26 2331 3 1 27 7 43 54 1 0 6 0

TOTALS 108 107 9617 11 11 122 46 213 1862 2 1 23 1

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BEFORE MLS: Joseph was originally drafted by theRevolution in the second round (14th overall) in the 2002 MLSSuperDraft. Pursued playing opportunities with teams in Italyand Germany before returning to the United States, where heplayed for the New York Freedoms of the D3 Pro League dur-ing the 2002 season. He scored seven goals and added oneassist with the Freedoms.

COLLEGE: Began college career at Bryant & Stratton Collegein Syracuse, N.Y. for two years before transferring to St.John's University ... earned NSCAA All-America honors at St.John's as a senior in 2001 … led the Red Storm to the NCAACollege Cup semifinals in 2001 where they lost to PatNoonan's Indiana squad … a two-time NSCAA all-region andtwo-time All-BIG EAST selection … played defense, midfieldand forward during his time at St. John's … his two-year goaltotal of 21 goals ranked 10th all-time at St. John's … scored14 goals and added two assists as a junior playing forward,but moved to defense as a senior, still managing to post sevengoals and four assists in his final season.

GRENADA NATIONAL TEAM: The native of Saint George,Grenada has appeared more than 10 times for the GrenadaNational Team ... played in the Copa Caribe, the pre-qualifyingtournament for the 2002 CONCACAF Gold Cup, as well asWorld Cup Qualifiers ... played in CONCACAF region FIFAWorld Cup qualifying matches for Grenada in 2004 ... namedGrenada's Footballer of the Year in 2003.

QUICK KICKS: Trained in Italy and Germany during the 2002season … majored in sports management at St. John's ...nicknamed "Charlie”, "Chaz" and "Bullie" by teammates ... acitizen of Grenada, but his family moved to Crown Heights,Brooklyn when he was a teenager and Joseph considers him-self a Brooklynite, as well as a Grenadian ... favorite soccerteam other than the Revs is Arsenal ... favorite soccer memoryis going to the NCAA Final Four with St. John's ... listens tohip-hop and reggae music ... favorite film is Scarface andfavorite TV show is The Wire

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How Acquired: Selected by the Revolution in the fourth round (45th overall) in the 2005 MLSSupplemental Draft.

Position: ____________Midfielder/DefenderHeight: __________________________6-1Weight: ______________________175 lbs.

D.O.B.: ____Aug. 5, 1983 (Pasadena, Calif.)Hometown: __________West Chester, Pa.College: ______________________Brown

Larentowicz capitalized on first-team playing opportunitiesearly in the 2006 season to establish himself as a legitimatestarting-caliber midfielder in MLS … elevated his status fromreserve team regular to a player who Steve Nicol felt comfort-able inserting into the MLS Cup final in 2006 … drafted as adefender but proved he has the skills to play in midfield, aswell …a good communicator, a tough tackler and a strongpresence in the aerial game ... elevated to the Revs’ senior18-man roster for the 2007 season.

2006: Established himself as a presence in the midfield afterearning a spot in the lineup due to injuries and internationalcall-ups … made his first appearance of 2006 on May 6against Los Angeles and appeared in the next 15 games and26 of the next 28 games, starting 19 total matches … alsoappeared in all four postseason games, starting two in themidfield … recorded his first-career MLS goal on Aug. 27, net-ting the game-winning goal against Columbus at GilletteStadium … assisted on Andy Dorman's game-tying goal in theRevs' improbable 3-3 draw at Chicago on June 11, helping tocap the Revs' two-goal comeback during stoppage time …against USL-1 side Rochester Raging Rhinos, scored thegame-winning penalty kick after a 0-0 game through two extra-time sessions, sending the Revs through to the quarterfinalsagainst the Chicago Fire.

2005: Made his MLS debut on May 14 at D.C., entering thematch in the 89th minute ... Played in and started 11 ReserveDivision matches for the Revs while captaining the squad; his890 minutes were second on the Revs' reserve squad.

COLLEGE: In 66 collegiate appearances, the central defenderscored seven goals and six assists … helped Brown capturetwo Ivy League Championships … a two-time second-teamNSCAA All-America selection and a four-time All-Ivy performerat Brown.

QUICK KICKS: Son of Ron and Margie Larentowicz ... hasone older sister, Laura ... trained with Malmo FF ofAllsvenskan, the premier league in Sweden, during the sum-mer between his junior and senior years at Brown, and withIpswitch Town of England's second division in the off-seasonafter the 2005 MLS season … majored in Public Policy andAmerican Institutions at Brown ... a graduate of Chestnut HillAcademy in Philadelphia, where he lettered in soccer, basket-ball, and golf ... lists Interpol, the Roots, Talking Heads andRadiohead among his current favorite musical artists ... is afan of A.C. Milan and his favorite place to travel to is Sweden... other hobbies include golf and Google.

LARENTOWICZ’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2005 New England 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02006 New England 26 19 1974 1 1 20 5 47 29 1 0 4 0

TOTALS 27 19 1975 1 1 20 5 47 29 1 0 4 0

POSTSEASONYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2006 New England 4 2 177 0 0 1 1 4 5 0 0 1 0

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How Acquired: Selected by the Revolution in the fourth round (45th overall) in the 2002 MLSSuperDraft; Signed by the Revolution on July 30, 2002.

Position: ____________Midfielder/DefenderHeight: __________________________5-8Weight: ______________________165 lbs.

D.O.B.: ____Dec. 29, 1980 (El Paso, Texas)Hometown: ______________Midland, Ga.College: ______________________Virginia

Leonard gives the coaching staff an option at both left backand left-sided midfielder with his workrate, quickness andman-marking acumen ... now in his fifth full season with theRevs, Leonard continues to improve his skill on the ball andserves a good cross into the box from the left flank.

2006: Made one appearance before missing the rest of theseason after suffering a ruptured left Achilles tendon on April24 in a scrimmage against Boston College at Gillette Stadium.Underwent reconstructive surgery that evening and spent therest of the season rehabilitating after being placed on MLS'season-ending injury list on May 24. Resumed full-team train-ing during the MLS Cup Playoffs.

2005: Was a regular starter for the Revolution on the left sideof the midfield. Started 25 of the 27 games in which heappeared during the regular season, and appeared in twogames - starting both - in the MLS Cup Playoffs. Scored hisfirst MLS career goal in the 31st minute on April 23 at D.C.United. Added an assist on Clint Dempsey's game-winninggoal against Chivas USA on April 30.

2004: More than doubled his number of appearances in 2003(10), appearing in 25 regular-season games and three post-season matches. Saw time at midfield and in the defense.Registered his first MLS career point with an assist on TaylorTwellman's goal against Dallas on Oct. 2. Played one of hisbest games in a Revs uniform in the Eastern ConferenceChampionship match at D.C. Assisted Twellman on the firstNew England goal in that match with a pinpoint cross from theleft wing.

2003: Composed, athletic and hard-working, Leonard madethe Revolution roster a year after being drafted by the Revs.Appeared in 10 games in his first full MLS season, starting fivegames mostly as an outside back. By mid-season, he foundhimself filling in during big games at left back. Made his first-career MLS start on Aug. 30 against Chicago in a 5-1 NewEngland victory. Started all three of the Revs' MLS Cup Playoffgames, playing all 281 minutes of action.

2002: Leonard, though initially selected by the Revolution inthe 2002 MLS SuperDraft, did not sign with the squad untilJuly 30 after exploring playing options in Europe. Did not seeany time on the field.

COLLEGE: A four-year performer at Virginia … finished hiscareer with the Cavaliers ranked fifth in career minutes played(8,226) and seventh in career games played (89) … helpedUVa reach three straight ACC Tournament championshipmatches (1999-01) … was a member of the Virginia defensiveunit that did not surrender a goal during the 2001 ACC seasonas the Cavs became the first team in ACC history to postshutouts in every league contest.

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM: A former member of the U.S. Under-20 and Under-17 National Teams.

LEONARD’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2003 New England 10 5 550 0 0 2 0 9 11 0 0 1 02004 New England 25 22 1992 0 1 5 2 45 22 0 0 7 02005 New England 27 25 1923 1 1 15 8 36 26 2 0 5 02006 New England 1 0 76 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTALS 63 52 4541 1 2 22 10 90 59 2 0 13 0

POSTSEASONYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2003 New England 3 3 281 0 0 1 0 8 2 0 0 1 02004 New England 3 3 261 0 1 2 1 2 2 1 0 0 02005 New England 2 2 101 0 0 0 0 7 6 1 0 0 0

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QUICK KICKS: Was married to his wife Courtney this past off-season … son of Tommy and Kathleen Leonard ... has twobrothers and one sister ... trained with clubs in Belgium andFrance during the 2002 season … was a Parade and NSCAAAll-America at Shaw High School in Georgia ... favorite actorsare Denzel Washington and Al Pacino ... favorite musiciansinclude B.B. King, Bob Marley, Eric Clapton and Lionel Richie

... volunteers his time as a soccer coach for under-privilegedyouths and is one of the Revolution's most active membersin community and philanthropic efforts ... enjoys reading andplaying the guitar ... favorite soccer memory is winning anational championship with U-18 club team Atlanta LightingSC ... his photograph appeared on cover of Spring 2006issue of Concierge Magazine.

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How Acquired: Selected by the Revolution in the third round (33rd overall) in the 2005 MLSSuperDraft; Signed by the Revolution on Sept. 15, 2005

Position: ____________Defender/MidfielderHeight: __________________________6-0Weight: ______________________175 lbs.

D.O.B.:__Jan. 12, 1982 (Tauranga, New Zealand)Hometown: ______Tauranga, New ZealandCollege:______________UC-Santa Barbara

Now in his third season with the Revs, the left-footed NewZealand international is a strong athlete who possesses theability both to defend and to use his speed to make overlap-ping runs ... joined the Revs in the fall of 2005 and has seentime as a left-sided defender and midfielder … also will slot inas a holding midfielder.

2006: Appeared in 16 games and started nine, all on the leftside (left back and left midfield). Missed several stretches ofthe season while competing with the New Zealand NationalTeam. After signing with the Revs in the fall of 2005, made hisMLS debut on April 30 against Chicago at Gillette Stadium.Both of his assists came in the Revs' dramatic come-from-behind 3-3 draw at Chicago on June 11. His first-career MLSassist came on Taylor Twellman's goal in the 87th minute, andhis second came on Steve Ralston's goal in stoppage time.Did not see any time during the 2006 MLS Cup Playoffs.

2005: Did not see any first-team action with the Revolutionafter signing with the club late in the season. Made oneappearance with the Revs’ Reserve Division squad, playing all90 minutes against the Kansas City Reserves on Oct. 10.

BEFORE MLS: Lochhead played for Orange County Blue Starof the Premier Development League in 2004, appearing in 10matches. Helped the Blue Star to their second consecutivePremier Development League postseason appearance andearned PDL All-Western Conference. He also scored one goaland tallied one assist for Orange County.

COLLEGE: Missed just five matches in four years at UCSanta Barbara, all because of suspension or national teamduty … as a senior, earned NSCAA Second-Team All-Americahonors, as well as All-Big West First Team and league defen-sive player of the year recognition … his 7,546 career minutes

played at UCSB are the most of any field player in programhistory … capped his four-year college career at UCSB byleading the Gauchos to the 2004 NCAA Division I College CupFinal.

NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL TEAM: Has earned 11 caps forthe New Zealand National Team as of Feb. 1, 2007 … earnedhis first cap as a senior international when he started in afriendly match in Iran … Lochhead has started every matchsince that he has been available to play … Lochhead helpedanchor the All-Whites' defense in World Cup qualifying at theOceania Football Confederation's Nations Cup in 2004 … in2006, he passed on opportunity to play for New Zealand inorder to play with the Revolution in the CONCACAFChampions Cup … as member of New Zealand's 2004National Team, Lochhead anchored the Kiwi defense thatcame within two goals of qualifying for the 2004 OlympicGames in Athens … he began his play on New Zealand'sNational teams with the Under-16 team, and has competed oneach concurrent squad up to, and including, the Under-23'sand full senior national squad.

QUICK KICKS: Majored in Chemical Engineering at UCSB ...recognized as a Big West Scholar Athlete ... if he was notplaying soccer he would probably be playing beach volleyball… his greatest moment in sports was beating Poland 2-1 inthe Under-17 World Cup with the New Zealand National Team.

LOCHHEAD’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2006 New England 16 9 797 0 2 0 0 11 6 0 0 1 0

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Position: ____________Forward/MidfielderHeight: __________________________6-0Weight: ______________________170 lbs.

D.O.B.: ______Aug. 2, 1980 (St. Louis, Mo.)Hometown: ______________Ballwin, Mo.College: ______________________Indiana

Noonan can attack from either wing, using both feet to goodeffect ... has a knack for good link-up play and making playersaround him better ... holds the ball exceptionally well and hasgood tactical awareness …combines well with childhood friendand Revs strike partner Taylor Twellman ... always a scoringthreat when he’s on the field.

2006: Missed significant portions of the season with variousinjuries (hamstring, back, hip flexor, sports hernia), which limit-ed to action in only 14 games and a career-low 851 minutes.Netted one goal and three assists in his appearances.Continued his mastery against New York, netting his 11th goalagainst the club in 14 regular-season games on Sept. 9, whichproved to also be the game-winning goal in the 1-0 victory.Returned from sports hernia surgery (Oct. 9) against Chicagoon Oct. 28 in Game Two of the Eastern Conference SemifinalSeries at Gillette Stadium, entering as a halftime substituteand scoring the series-tying goal that brought New Englandlevel, 2-2, on aggregate, before later converting his attempt inthe series-deciding penalty kicks, which the Revs won toadvance to their fifth consecutive Eastern ConferenceChampionship. Assisted on Taylor Twellman's fourth-minutegame-winning goal in the Revs' 1-0 victory at D.C. on Nov. 5,sending the team to its second consecutive MLS Cup. Alsostarted MLS Cup 2006, playing all 120 minutes.

2005: Noonan's third MLS season saw him hit great highswhile enduring some frustrating spells. Noonan scored eightgoals through June 25 but did not tally in the league againuntil the playoffs, largely because of absences due to U.S.National Team duty and injuries. Named an MLS All-Star forthe league's game against EPL side Fulham FC, but wasunable to play because of injury. Was the Honda MLS Playerof the Week for Week 13 after scoring two goals against

Columbus on June 22 and adding his third strike of the weekon June 25 against the MetroStars. Registered assists in fourconsecutive matches between Sept.10-24, tying him for thesecond longest such streak in 2005. Noonan's go-ahead goalagainst the MetroStars in Game Two of the EasternConference Semifinals at Gillette Stadium brought the Revslevel at 2-2 on aggregate and was a major component of NewEngland's stunning comeback in that series.

2004: Noonan shared the 2004 MLS Budweiser ScoringChampionship with MetroStars midfielder Amado Guevara,recording 11 goals and 8 assists for a league-leading 30points. Posted second career hat trick in Revs' win at KansasCity on June 2. Scored game-tying goal in the EasternConference Championship game against D.C. on Nov. 6

2003: Injuries to key players provided Noonan the opportunityto start at striker down the stretch of the 2003 season and hewent on to exceed the expectations of most pundits aroundthe league, scoring 10 goals and adding two more in the play-offs. He started the season as an understudy to the wide mid-fielders and ended the season as a forward, finishing in thetop 10 in MLS in goals (10) and in points (27). Was particularlyeffective against the MetroStars, scoring seven of his 10 regu-lar-season goals and both of his playoff goals against the Tri-State area club. On Oct. 25 against the MetroStars, scoredthree goals for his first career hat trick. Named MLS Player ofthe Month for October after scoring five goals and adding oneassist. Was one of three finalists for 2003 MLS Rookie of theYear.

NOONAN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2003 New England 28 17 1646 10 7 44 24 22 37 5 3 0 02004 New England 29 29 2545 11 8 75 37 33 42 17 0 4 02005 New England 21 21 1843 8 7 57 29 20 36 19 2 4 02006 New England 14 12 851 1 3 16 5 11 25 9 4 1 0

TOTALS 92 79 6885 30 25 192 95 86 140 50 9 9 0

POSTSEASONYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2003 New England 3 3 281 2 0 10 5 7 1 1 0 0 02004 New England 3 3 300 1 0 8 3 3 4 2 0 0 02005 New England 4 4 334 1 0 9 4 8 9 4 0 0 02006 New England 3 2 285 1 1 3 1 2 6 8 0 0 0

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COLLEGE: A four-year star at collegiate powerhouse Indiana… a three-time NCSAA All-American, including first-team hon-ors in 2001 and 2002 … runner-up for the Missouri AthleticClub Player of the Year Award in 2001 and was edged by fourpoints for the M.A.C Hermann Trophy in 2002 … helped leadthe Hoosiers to three NCAA College Cup appearances, includ-ing the 1999 National Championship and a title game appear-ance in 2001 … earned Big Ten Player of the Year honorstwice (2001 and 2002) and was a three-time All-Big Ten selec-tion … started every game in which he played in his four yearsat IU … finished his career sixth in the Indiana record bookswith 127 career points and seventh with 48 career goals.

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM: An alternate selection for the U.S.'s2006 FIFA World Cup squad … has earned 13 caps andscored one goal for the U.S. National Team as of March 1,2007 … emerged as a major player in the U.S. National Teampool in 2005 … came on as 75th minute substitute in front of110,000 fans at Azteca Stadium in the World Cup qualifieragainst Mexico on March 27, 2005 … was a big part of the

U.S. team that won the CONCACAF Gold Cup before pickingup an injury in the semifinal match … named to the roster forthe U.S. match against Haiti on March 13, 2004 in Miami,where he earned his first cap … scored his first national teamgoal on March 9, 2005 against Columbia in a 3-0 victory inFullerton, Calif.

QUICK KICKS: Majored in sports management at Indiana ...has three sisters and one brother ... Trained with EnglishPremier League club Chelsea FC in November 2004 … hisfavorite move is The Shawshank Redemption ... favorite ath-lete is Steve Nash ... his best soccer memory is winning the1999 NCAA Division I Soccer Championship at Indiana ... listsDan Brown as his favorite author ... favorite TV show is House... other sports and hobbies are watching movies, playingcards and golf… childhood friend of Taylor Twellman growingup in St. Louis.

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Position: ____________________DefenderHeight: ________________________5-11Weight: ______________________155 lbs.

D.O.B.: ____Jan. 24, 1984 (Providence, R.I.)Hometown: ______________Cranston, R.I.College: __________________Wake Forest

One of the burgeoning gems in MLS, Parkhurst is a true rarity:an effective central defender who is also a skillful soccer play-er ... often wins the ball because of his ability to read the playbefore it unfolds ... possesses a keen sense of tactical under-standing … has remarkable passing touch for a back …devotes a great deal of time to appearances and communityservice activities ... Parkhurst grew up a fan of the Revs andattended the team's first ever home game at Foxboro Stadium… Soccer America named Parkhurst the top-ranked centraldefender in a three-man back line in MLS during 2006.

2006: Anchored MLS' best defense that allowed just 35 goalsin 32 games for a club record 1.09 goals against average.Honored as MLS' U.S. Soccer Foundation Humanitarian of theYear for his exemplary community involvement. After missingthe first two games of the season, played every minute of theremaining 30 regular-season games and all four postseasoncontests. Was voted to Soccer America's 2006 MLS CupPlayoffs Best XI as the Revs had a team GAA of 0.64 in theirfour-game run.

2005: Won MLS Gatorade Rookie of the Year award.Parkhurst played every minute of every Revolution MLS regu-lar-season game (2880) in 2005, making him one of only fiveMLS players to do so that year. Committed just six fouls in thecourse of the entire regular season.

COLLEGE: One of the best defenders in the nation while atWake Forest … a two-time NSCAA Second-Team All-Americaperformer (2003 and 2004) and a 2004 Soccer America first-team performer … a two-time NSCAA All-South Region hon-oree and a three-time All-ACC selection … voted ACC

Defender of the Year as a junior … started every game inwhich he appeared in his three seasons at Wake Forest (62games) ... scored one goal and added two assists as a colle-gian, all in his junior season … was a two-time team MVP.

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM: Twice called into camp for the fullU.S. Men's National Team: early in 2005, but declined the invi-tation, and then again in 2006 under interim head coach BobBradley … was a member of U.S. Under-17 team while at IMGSoccer Academy.

QUICK KICKS: Is the son of Michael and Marian Parkhurst …his sister, Molly, is a senior captain for University of RhodeIsland's women's soccer team ... his favorite soccer momentwas winning the 2005 Eastern Conference Championship ...was in the stands for the first ever New England Revolutiongame at Foxboro Stadium ... was on the Dean's List everysemester at Wake Forest ... played his club soccer in RhodeIsland with Bayside United before going on to attend the IMGSoccer Academy in Bradenton, Fla., at the age of 14 ... holdsU.S. and Rep. of Ireland citizenship ... his favorite food isThanksgiving dinner … attended the 2001 adidas Elite SoccerProgram and was a member of the Generation adidas Classof 2005.

PARKHURST’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2005 New England 32 32 2880 0 0 0 0 6 19 0 0 2 02006 New England 30 30 2700 0 0 0 0 12 23 0 0 1 0

TOTALS 62 62 5580 0 0 0 0 18 42 0 0 3 0

POSTSEASONYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2005 New England 4 4 390 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 02006 New England 4 4 420 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0

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Position: ____________________MidfielderHeight: __________________________5-9Weight: ______________________160 lbs.

D.O.B.: ____June 14, 1974 (St. Louis, Mo.)Hometown: ______________St. Louis, Mo.College: ____________Florida International

Ralston possesses great technique, tactical knowledge and determina-tion ... Soccer America named Ralston the second-best right midfielderin MLS for the 2006 season … he has also filled in capably as a left-sided midfielder and right fullback during his five seasons with theRevolution … the MLS "Iron Man," Ralston holds two of the league'slongevity records - minutes played (27,548) and career starts (309) - andis second in career appearances (311) entering the 2007 season, arecord which he's poised to claim in 2007 … also enters 2007 rankedthird in MLS career assists (107), behind former Tampa Bay Mutinyteammate Carlos Valderrama (114, career leader) and Preki (111). Healso holds the Revolution club record for career assists (45) and game-winning assists (12).

2006: Netted six goals and added five assists on the season, markinghis ninth professional season with five or more goals. Ralston collectedall five of his assists in the final 12 games of the regular season, in whichthe Revs went 6-2-4. Tied for the MLS lead in game-winning assists (4).Scored the game-tying goal in the final minute of stoppage time in theRevs' 1-1 draw at Kansas City on July 29. His go-ahead, turn-aroundgoal at Chicago on July 8 was an at-large nomination for MLS SierraMist Goal of the Year. Set up Pat Noonan for the game-winning goalagainst the Red Bulls on Sept. 9 at Gillette Stadium. Assisted on KhanoSmith's 88th-minute game-winning goal against Columbus on Oct. 14 tohelp the Revs clinch second place in the Eastern Conference. Spentmuch time during preseason training and early season matches shuttlingbetween the Revolution and U.S. Men's National Team camps andfriendlies.

2005: With his start at Columbus on Sept. 21, Ralston made his 100thappearance in a Revolution uniform, his first having come on March 23,2002 against the MetroStars. He finished the season with 103 starts,enough for fourth all-time in that category for the Revs. His assist onTaylor Twellman's sixth-minute goal at the MetroStars on May 21 gavehim the Revolution record 36th career assist to surpass Joe-Max Moore(35) as he finished the season with 40 career assists. With his assist onTwellman's 39th-minute game-winner against the Crew on Sept. 10,Ralston claimed the Revolution record for game-winning assists witheight, passing Mike Burns (seven GWG in 108 games) and JoséCancela (seven GWA in 61 games).

2004: Ralston's versatility proved to be a huge asset to New England asRalston filled-in at right fullback, left midfield and central midfield due tothe Revs' injury problems. The Revolution's team MVP, tied for third onthe team in goals (7) and tied for second on the team in assists (8). Onlymember of the team to play every minute of all 30 games in 2004. Wasan MLS All-Star selection, his fourth such honor. Started all three of theRevs' playoff contests, scoring one goal and adding two assists. Assistedon Avery John's game-winning goal against Columbus in Game One ofthe Eastern Conference Semifinals, then converted a penalty kick andassisted on Pat Noonan's 85th-minute, game-tying goal against D.C. inthe Eastern Conference Final.

2003: Though away on U.S. National Team duty for the middle portion ofthe MLS season, still put up strong numbers for the Revolution. Started25 of the 26 games in which he played. Did not start the Revs' July 27

RALSTON’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E1996 Tampa Bay 31 31 2762 7 2 24 12 25 33 4 4 1 01997 Tampa Bay 29 29 2493 5 11 42 19 21 40 6 3 0 01998 Tampa Bay 30 29 2521 5 8 44 24 22 42 4 4 1 01999 Tampa Bay 32 32 2872 5 18 41 17 20 40 3 121 0 02000 Tampa Bay 30 30 2631 5 17 38 18 31 55 5 57 2 02001 Tampa Bay 25 25 2221 7 6 18 11 25 43 4 58 1 12002 New England 27 27 2460 5 19 27 13 15 42 3 69 6 02003 New England 26 25 2348 4 7 29 15 18 24 2 40 1 02004 New England 30 30 2700 7 8 25 11 27 31 2 32 3 02005 New England 21 21 1857 1 6 29 14 14 17 3 37 1 02006 New England 30 30 2683 6 5 23 14 22 28 6 38 0 0

TOTALS 311 309 27548 57 107 340 168 240 395 42 463 16 1

POSTSEASONYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E1996 Tampa Bay 5 5 449 1 3 3 2 5 3 1 0 0 01997 Tampa Bay 1 1 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01999 Tampa Bay 2 2 180 0 0 3 0 4 5 0 7 0 02000 Tampa Bay 2 2 180 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 12 0 02002 New England 7 7 673 1 0 3 1 5 6 1 8 0 02003 New England 3 3 281 0 0 0 0 4 3 1 0 1 02004 New England 3 3 300 1 2 2 2 5 4 0 4 0 02005 New England 4 4 368 0 0 6 3 3 6 1 15 0 02006 New England 3 3 295 0 0 3 3 4 2 2 13 0 0

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contest against D.C. after returning from national team duty. Convertedthe game-winning penalty kick vs. D.C. United on October 11 thatclinched a playoff spot for New England. Started all three of the Revs'playoff contests.

2002: Taken sixth overall by the Revs in the MLS Allocation Draft onJan.11, after a six-year stay with the Tampa Bay Mutiny. Ended the sea-son having earned his third MLS Best XI distinction. Led the league with19 assists. Accounted for assists on slightly less than half (11) of TaylorTwellman's goals on the season (23). Was a starter on the MLS All-Starteam, scoring the game winner in the 81st minute. In the decisive GameThree of the Eastern Conference Final against the Crew, Ralston talliedhis first points of the 2002 postseason, scoring in the 17th minute.

2001: Tampa Bay's team MVP, netted seven goals and recorded sixassists. His seven goals matched his previous career high, which he setas a rookie in 1996. Recorded 20-plus points for the fourth time in hiscareer. Started all 25 games in which he played. Scored goals in threesuccessive games (April 7 at Dallas, April 14 vs. Columbus and April 21at the MetroStars). Received his first-ever red card for a hand-ball foulon May 19 at Miami, and missed the following game serving the suspen-sion.

2000: Earned his second-ever MLS Best XI honors and his second MLSFair Play Award. Started all 30 of the games he played for the Mutiny,scoring five goals and recording 17 assists. Named to the East team inthe MLS All-Star Game. Started all eight of Tampa Bay's MLS CupPlayoffs games.

1999: Earned MLS Best XI honors for the first time in his career, wasalso awarded the MLS Fair Play Award. Scored five goals and had anMLS-high 18 assists, which added up to a career-high 28 points. Wasthe Mutiny Team MVP. Became the first player in MLS history to play10,000 career minutes in a 2-1 shootout victory at Columbus on Aug. 22.Became Tampa Bay's all-time leading scorer at D.C. on Oct. 6 with anassist on Ritchie Kotchau's goal in a 4-2 victory. Started both MLS CupPlayoffs games against Columbus.

1998: Tallied five goals and recorded eight assists with Tampa Bay.Scored goals in three straight games for the first time in his career (July29 at D.C., Aug. 6 vs. Miami and Aug. 14 vs. New England). Tied a thenteam record for four shots on goal - on four shots - against NewYork/New Jersey on May 3.

1997: Started in all 29 games he played for the Mutiny to lead the team.Netted five goals and recorded 11 assists to tie for second on the teamin points. His assist total was second on the team only to CarlosValderrama, who led the league with a then-record-tying 19. Named tothe East team at the MLS All-Star Game. Played in one MLS CupPlayoffs game after missing Tampa Bay's first game with an ankle injury.

1996: Drafted by Tampa Bay in the second round (18th overall) of the1996 MLS College Draft. Voted the first-ever MLS Rookie of the Year.Tallied seven goals and recorded two assists in his first professionalcampaign. His seven goals tied for second on the Mutiny. Five of hisgoals were game-winners, which tied for third-best in MLS. Was one ofonly two Tampa Bay players to start 31 games. Recorded three assists inthe Mutiny's Eastern Conference Semifinal series against Columbus.Notched Tampa Bay's only goal in its 2-1 loss to D.C. in the EasternConference Championship.

COLLEGE: Starred for the Golden Panthers for three seasons (1993-95)after transferring from Forest Park Community College in St. Louis afterhis freshman season … a two-time All-American at FIU … led the nationin scoring as a junior with 56 points (19 goals and 18 assists), the sec-ond-highest total in school history … set the FIU single-season assistsrecord that season … ranks first at FIU in career assists (33) and fourthin career scoring (113 points: 40 goals, 33 assists) and consecutivegames with an assist (six), and shares the record for hat tricks (3) … in1994, Ralston led the Golden Panthers to their second-ever NCAAappearance and final national rankings of No. 14 in the coaches poll andNo. 15 by Soccer America.

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM: Has earned 33 caps and scored four goals forthe U.S. National Team as of March 1, 2007 … an alternate selection tothe U.S.' 2006 FIFA World Cup squad … scored game-winning goal in 2-0 victory against Mexico on Sept. 3, 2005, as the U.S. claimed a berth tothe 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany … in the 53rd minute, Eddie Lewisserved a free kick to the back post where Oguchi Onyewu rose over hisdefender and headed the ball off the left post; the ball deflected acrossthe goalmouth to the right side and Ralston had an easy header tap-infor the goal, his fourth with the MNT and his second during 2006 WorldCup qualifying … after a three-year lay-off from the USMNT player pool,became active in national-team events in 2003 and was a force duringthe 2006 World Cup qualifying cycle … was a member of the 2005 CON-CACAF Gold Cup-winning U.S. squad … scored his first goal for theU.S. on Jan. 18, 2003 against Canada in the 4-0 victory … earned hisfirst U.S. cap on Jan. 17, 1997, starting in the midfield against Peru inSan Diego.

QUICK KICKS: Married to Rachel and has one daughter, Anna, and oneson, Liam ... is an avid fisherman and hunter ... would like to coach soc-cer or be a fishing guide after his playing career is finished ... majored ineducation at Florida International University ... his favorite sportsman ispro fisherman Kevin Van Dam ... a St. Louis native, Ralston is a big St.Louis Cardinals fan ... also enjoys Mexican food and country and rockmusic ... his favorite soccer moment is his goal against Mexico on Sept.3, 2005, a game the U.S. won to clinch a berth in the 2006 FIFA WorldCup.

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Position: __________________GoalkeeperHeight: __________________________6-1Weight: ______________________196 lbs.

D.O.B.:______March 28, 1975 (Atlanta, Ga.)Hometown: ________Mission Viejo, Calif.College:________________________UCLA

Considered by many to be the top goalkeeper in the league,Reis brings an unmatched presence and intelligence to theposition …sound positionally, brave in traffic and excellent withthe ball at his feet, Reis is also an strong organizer and com-municator … a fantastic shot-stopper on penalty kicks, andone of head coach Steve Nicol's first selections to take penal-ty kicks … holds every New England career goalkeepingrecord, including games played in goal (92), games started ingoal (91), minutes played in goal (8,237), goals against aver-age (1.22), wins (36), saves (365), shutouts (23) and savespercentage (.729) … Soccer America named Reis the topgoalkeeper in MLS for the 2006 season.

2006: Established himself as arguably MLS' top goalkeeper ashe was voted 2006 Revolution Honda MVP. Backed theleague's best defense, which allowed just 35 goals in 32games for a team-record 1.09 goals against average. LedMLS in shutouts (10) and his 141 saves outpaced the nextclosest goalkeeper by 33, matching and setting New Englandrecords, respectively. One of two players in MLS to play everyminute of every game, tying the MLS and Revolution recordsand setting new personal single-season marks in both cate-gories. His 1.09 GAA was the best among all full-time MLSgoalkeepers and established a new Revolution single-seasonclub record. Stopped two of the three penalty-kick attemptsagainst him during the season to further entrench his reputa-tion as the league's best in PK situations. Made five or moresaves 15 times during the season, including two games witheight. Went 5-0-2 with an 0.57 GAA in the final seven gamesof the regular season, leading the Revs now annual charge

into the postseason. Started all four postseason games, earn-ing a 2-1-1 record and 0.64 GAA as he led the Revs to MLSCup 2006 for the second consecutive season. Was voted toSoccer America's 2006 MLS Cup Playoffs Best XI.

2005: Reis' second season as the Revs number one goal-keeper was his best yet as a professional. Reis was named tothe league All-Star team for the first time in his career and setall-time single-season club marks for wins, saves, shutouts,minutes played in goal and starts in goal. He was also theMLS Select Team's starting goalkeeper for the prestigiousTrofeo Santiago Bernabeau match against Real Madrid onAug. 23. Led MLS in saves with 115, and his 1.13 GAA wastied for second-best in MLS. Ranked second in MLS in winswith 16. His 10 shutouts in 2005 placed him third in MLS inthat category. Posted a league-leading 384-minute shutoutstreak in six matches between April 23 and May 21. On Sept.10 against Columbus, Reis set a new Revs all-time careermark for wins by a goalkeeper with 22. Also, by playing the full90 minutes in goal, he took over the top spot for minutesplayed in goal with 4,817, and also broke the Revs' all-timeclub mark for saves by tallying his 207th stop. With his start atColorado on Aug. 20, Reis recorded his 51st start putting himtops for all-time Revs starts in goal. Voted the 2005 U.S.Soccer Revolution Humanitarian of the Year.

2004: Posted a 7-10-7 record with a 1.36 GAA and threeshutouts. His 24 appearances and 23 starts were both careerhighs. Was a huge presence between the pipes in the MLSCup Playoffs, saving two penalty kicks in Game Two of the

REIS’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN SOG SV GA GAA SHO PK PKA W L T1998 Los Angeles 5 4 336 24 18 5 1.34 0 0 0 2 1 01999 Los Angeles 1 0 10 1 1 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 02000 Los Angeles 6 6 559 31 21 10 1.61 1 1 2 2 3 12001 Los Angeles 16 15 1405 76 52 22 1.41 6 2 2 8 3 42002 Los Angeles 11 10 929 47 33 13 1.26 2 1 1 5 3 22003 New England 5 5 458 23 12 10 1.97 0 2 2 1 3 12004 New England 24 23 2115 134 97 32 1.36 3 4 4 7 10 72005 New England 31 31 2784 162 115 35 1.13 10 4 5 16 7 82006 New England 32 32 2880 182 141 35 1.09 10 1 3 12 8 12

TOTALS 131 126 11476 680 490 162 1.27 32 15 19 53 38 35

POSTSEASONYear Team GP GS MIN SOG SV GA GAA SHO PK PKA W L T2000 Los Angeles 1 0 51 0 0 0 0.00 1 0 0 1 0 02004 New England 3 3 300 17 12 4 1.20 1 0 2 1 1 12005 New England 4 4 390 27 22 3 0.69 1 0 0 2 2 02006 New England 4 4 420 20 17 3 0.64 1 0 0 2 1 1

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2003: Was traded from Los Angeles to the Revolution on Jan.17, 2003 in exchange for Alex Pineda Chicon. Started all fivegames in which he appeared in his first season with the Revs,posting a 1.97 GAA.

2002: Played 11 games for the Galaxy, posting a 1.26 GAA.Started nine of the team's first 10 games of the season going4-3-2 in that span. Posted two shutouts, and had a 3-0-2record in overtime games. Won an MLS Cup championshipwith the Galaxy with a 1-0, overtime victory over theRevolution at Gillette Stadium.

2001: Posted an 8-3-4 record while making 16 appearances,including 15 starts. Started 15 of the team's first 20 games.Recorded a 1.41 GAA and added six shutouts. Made 52saves. Again a member of an L.A. team that played in theleague's championship game, MLS Cup 2001.

2000: Played six games, posting a 1.61 GAA in Los Angeles.Had a 2-3-1 record in his starts. Earned his first MLS overtimevictory on Aug. 16 with a 1-0 victory against Colorado. The 1-0victory against the Rapids was also his first career shutout,during which he made four saves. Made one postseasonappearance for the Galaxy, seeing 51 minutes of action onSept. 14, earning the win in L.A.'s 1-0 victory at Tampa Bay.

1999: Saw the least action of any backup goalkeeper in theMLS as starter Kevin Hartman played in all 32 MLS games,coming out for only 10 minutes in one game. Reis was thestarting keeper in every U.S. Open Cup game the teamplayed. A member of the Galaxy team that played in MLS Cup1999.

1998: Originally drafted by Los Angeles in the third round(26th overall) in the 1998 MLS College Draft. Recorded a 1.34GAA in the five games he played during his MLS rookie sea-son with Los Angeles. Earned his first career victory - a 2-1 tri-umph - on April 18 at Kansas City.

COLLEGE: Finished his college career at UCLA with anNCAA Championship in 1997 … named 1997 NCAA CollegeCup Defensive MVP after recording 20 saves - including aschool-record 11 in the semifinals - and posting 221 shutoutminutes on the way to the title … named a 1997 All-Americanby Soccer America and Soccer Times … posted an 0.64 GAAas a senior starter for the Bruins, his only season as the No. 1keeper … also added nine shutouts in 19 appearances whileposting a 17-2 overall record.

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM: Selected as an alternate for the 2006U.S. World Cup squad … has earned two caps as of March 1,2007, posting a shutout in his first-ever U.S. National Teamstart, a 0-0 draw with Canada on Jan. 22, 2006 in San Diego... is 2-0-0 for the Nats … was on the U.S. squad for its 2-0win over Panama at Gillette Stadium in World Cup qualifyingon October 12, 2005.

QUICK KICKS: Married his wife Nicole (Odom) in 2002, andthe couple welcomed their first child, Jacob Wesley Reis, onJune 8, 2006 … son of J.T. and Kathy Reis of Mission Viejo,Calif., and has one older brother, Mike ... started playing soc-cer at the age of five with the Rowdies ... was a striker untilage fifteen ... enjoys playing sports, going to the beach andspending time with friends and loved ones ... his favorite actoris Will Ferrell and his favorite actress is Ashley Judd ... a fanof Clive Cussler's novels ... named the top practical joker inMLS by 90:00 Magazine … his wife was an All-America soft-ball shortstop at UCLA (1995-98).

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How Acquired: Drafted by the Revolution in the second round (21st overall) of the 2005 MLSSuperDraft

Position: ____________Defender/MidfielderHeight: ________________________5-10Weight: ______________________150 lbs.

D.O.B.: __Oct. 27, 1982 (Colorado Springs, Colo.)Hometown: ______Colorado Springs, Colo.College: __________________Wake Forest

In Riley's second professional season he increased his start-ing appearances from his rookie campaign and proved hisvalue with a very strong showing in the Revs’ 1-0 victory overD.C. in the Eastern Conference Championship match … is aversatile, athletic player whom Steve Nicol can deploy as adefender or as a midfielder on either side of the field ... dis-plays excellent composure on the ball ... has the speed to turnthe corner on opposing defenders and is good on the dribble.

2006: Started all 20 games in which he appeared, playingacross the backline and on the left and right wings. Suffered acomplex ankle injury on May 27 against Houston, causing himto miss eight games before returning to the lineup againstColorado on July 4 in his home state. Started the Revs'Eastern Conference Championship game at D.C. on Nov. 5,playing all 90 minutes. Started the game as a right fullback ina 4-4-2 alignment before pushing up to the right wing whenthe team switched to a 3-5-2 formation midway through thegame.

2005: The Revs' 2005 second-round SuperDraft choice couldarguably be called a "sleeper" pick, though he was unques-tionably a great pickup at the 21st slot overall. Riley appearedin 23 matches for Nicol, starting 12 and demonstrating theability to step into any game situation. In his first professionalgame on April 2 at San Jose, he assisted on Taylor Twellman'sgoal in the second half. Scored first professional goal on Sept.24 against the MetroStars in the 85th minute to secure a berthfor the Revolution in the 2005 MLS Playoffs.

COLLEGE: One of the most versatile and consistent playersin Wake Forest soccer history. Played in the back and midfieldduring his career and was one of the top players in the AtlanticCoast Conference. Played in 82 games and started 79 for theDemon Deacons, captaining the team as a senior in 2004. Akey part of the team's defensive backline that allowed 0.56goals per game, just 3.76 shots on goal per game and posted11 shutouts in 2002.

QUICK KICKS: Son of Chong Horton ... nicknamed "Giggles"or "Giggs" by his teammates ... played for Carolina DynamoPDL Eastern Conference Championship team (2004) ... was acommunications major with a sociology minor ... Riley's moth-er is Korean-American ... played club soccer for the ColoradoRush, the program that has also produced Seth Trembly andConor Casey ... a two-time high school All-American ... Dean'sList student at Harrison High School ... worked as a reposses-sion man and financial assistant for Prime Financial ofColorado Springs four consecutive summers ... his favoriteplace to travel to is Costa Rica and his favorite soccermoment is starting the home opener at Gillette in 2005 againstColumbus ... an able dancer … voted one of Boston's MostEligible Bachelors by Boston Magazine in 2006.

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TOTALS 43 32 3000 1 3 12 6 62 27 2 0 8 0

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Position: ____________Midfielder/ForwardHeight: __________________________6-3Weight: ______________________190 lbs.

D.O.B.:____Jan. 10, 1981 (Paget, Bermuda)Hometown: __________Warwick, BermudaCollege: __________________Lees-McRae

A singular force in MLS with his long strides and separationspeed that put immense pressure on outside midfielders anddefenders ... plays as an out-and-out striker for the BermudaNational Team …has mostly featured on the left side in twoseasons with the Revs … Smith came to the attention ofRevolution head coach Steve Nicol on New England's 2005preseason trip to Bermuda when he scored for his country inthe Revs' 3-2 victory over Bermuda on March 3 in Hamilton.

2006: After missing the first four months of the season whilerehabbing his left knee, appeared in 10 of the final 11 match-es, mainly as a second-half substitute on the left wing. Startedtwo of the final three games on the left side of the midfield.Scored his first goal of 2006 in the final regular-season gameof the year - the game-winning goal in the 88th minute againstColumbus on Oct. 14 to secure second place in the EasternConference and home-field advantage in the first round of theMLS Cup Playoffs. Appeared in all four postseason games,assisting on Taylor Twellman's goal in the 113th minute in MLSCup 2006.

2005: Scored his first career MLS goal in his first career starton June 4 against KC in the 17th minute of the match. Talliedfor the Revs on Sept. 2 at Real Salt Lake in astonishing fash-ion, dribbling solo 65 yards on the counterattack and finishingthe game-winning goal in the 1-0 victory. Also notched the win-ning goal in the 83rd minute of Game Two of the EasterConference Semifinal Series to complete the Revs comebackfrom a 2-0 deficit to win the series 3-2 on aggregate.

BEFORE MLS: Played in the USL's D3 Pro League for theCarolina Dynamo after college, and played in Bermuda'sPremier League, winning the 2004 league and cup double withDandy Town Hornets.

COLLEGE: Starred for Lees-McCrae College in Banner Elk,N.C., earning Division II first-team All-America honors in 2002… began collegiate career at Champlain College in Burlington,Vermont.

BERMUDA NATIONAL TEAM: Has 20 caps for the BermudaNational Team as of Feb. 1, 2007, and has scored sevengoals for his national team ... participated in the 2006 DigicelCup, the Carribean Gold Cup qualifying tournament.

QUICK KICKS: Has a daughter, Milana… son of DeborahSmith and Wayne Baxter ... also has three siblings ... enjoyship-hop and reggae music ... favorite film is Dances withWolves ... his favorite TV shows are CSI, House, AmericanIdol, Law and Order and SVU ... sites his favorite soccermoment as scoring his first international goal for Bermuda.

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Position: ____________________ForwardHeight: ________________________5-11Weight: ______________________170 lbs.

D.O.B.: __Feb. 29, 1980 (Minneapolis, Minn.)Hometown: ______________St. Louis, Mo.College: ____________________Maryland

Twellman followed up another productive regular season in 2006with a massive postseason, scoring in three consecutive MLS CupPlayoffs matches, including the MLS Cup final ... Twellman remainsthe league's premier penalty-area predator, combining a diversearsenal of scoring abilities with fierce determination in front of thegoal ... "Mr. New England Soccer" since his arrival in Foxboroughin 2002, Twellman is the mainstay of the Revs’ attack ... becamethe youngest player in MLS history to score 75 goals (26 yrs., 221days) with his game-winning goal at D.C. on Oct. 7, surpassingJason Kreis (29 yrs., 168 days) for the record.

2006: Led the Revs in goal scoring for the fourth time in his five-year career, netting a team-best 11 goals. Scored his 75th careergoal at D.C. on Oct. 7, a goal that was also the game-winning goalin the Revs' 2-1 victory at RFK Stadium. Was one of six MLS play-ers to start all 32 games, and ranked fourth in MLS in minutesplayed 2,856, setting a new personal single-season best. Was sec-ond in MLS in shots (86) and shots on goal (42), while rankingninth in fouls suffered (60). An MLS All-Star selection, although hewas unable to play in the game because of the Revs' rescheduledgame at Chivas USA. Twice scored goals in three straight gamesduring the regular season (April 30 vs. Chicago through May 13 vs.Chivas USA and again June 28 vs. Dallas through July 4 atColorado), and then again in the playoffs. Notched a goal againstChicago in Game Two of the Eastern Conference Semifinal Seriesto pull the Revs within one goal on aggregate, and after PatNoonan knotted the series on aggregate later to send the series toa decisive penalty-kick round, Twellman scored the series-clinchingpenalty kick in the fourth round. Scored a highlight-reel goal - alsothe game-winning goal - at D.C. in the Eastern ConferenceChampionship to send the Revs to MLS Cup 2006. Netted a goalin the 113th minute against Houston in MLS Cup 2006 - the Revs'first-ever goal in the league's championship game - and later

scored in the penalty-kick round. After scoring goals in the Revs'final three playoff games, Twellman was named to SoccerAmerica's 2006 MLS Cup Playoffs Best XI. Spent much of presea-son training and the early season going back and forth between theRevolution and U.S. National Team camps and friendlies.

2005: Voted MLS Honda MVP and won MLS' Budweiser GoldenBoot, while making his second appearance on the end-of-seasonMLS RadioShack Best XI. An MLS All-Star for the third time in hiscareer, and earned All-Star Game MVP honors after scoring onegoal against EPL side Fulham FC. Scored two hat tricks in 2005 -against Dallas on July 16 and against Columbus on Sept. 10 - set-ting the club record for career three-goal games (3). On April 27 atSoldier Field against the Chicago Fire, Twellman scored his 50thcareer regular-season goal in a Revolution uniform, making him thefirst Revs player to reach that milestone. Led MLS in shots on goal(51). Went eight consecutive games with a goal and/or an assistbetween Aug. 6 and Sept. 24, the longest such streak in MLS in2005. Earned MLS Player of the Month honors for September,scoring five goals and adding one assist in four games played.Was second in MLS in game-winning goals with six. Was voted theMidnight Riders' Man of the Year, becoming the first player to winthe award three times

2004: Fought through injuries to appear in 23 games. Emergedfrom a scoring slump early in the season to finish second on theRevs in goals with nine. Added two vital goals for the Revs in theplayoffs: one goal against Columbus in Game Two of the EasternConference Semifinals and the first of the Revs' three game-tyinggoals against D.C. in the Eastern Conference Final. Led MLS inshots on goal (39).

TWELLMAN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN G A SHT SOG FC FS OFF CK C E2002 New England 28 26 2418 23 6 92 58 55 87 14 0 2 02003 New England 22 20 1893 15 4 90 47 34 57 23 1 2 02004 New England 23 23 2050 9 1 70 39 30 53 35 0 1 12005 New England 25 25 2226 17 7 82 51 32 32 33 0 1 02006 New England 32 32 2856 11 5 86 42 40 60 32 0 3 0

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2003: Led MLS in points per game (1.55) and goals per game(0.68) and tied Carlos Ruiz atop the goal-scoring chart with 15goals. Tied for third in MLS in points (34). Voted Revolution TeamMVP. Missed games because of sinusitis, walking pneumonia andmultiple broken bones in his face. His season came to an endwhen he broke his left foot at Dallas on Oct. 4, a game in which hescored two goals. Missed all of the 2003 MLS Cup Playoffs withthe broken foot. Was voted the Midnight Riders' Man of the Year,becoming the first player to win the in back-to-back seasons.

2002: Runner-up for league MVP and was a RadioShack Best XIselection. The first MLS scoring champion in Revs history, tallying52 points on 23 goals and six assists. Was voted the RevolutionMost Valuable Player as he helped lead the Revs to their first-everMLS Cup appearance, a 1-0, overtime loss to Los Angeles atGillette Stadium. Had five multiple-goal games, and netted fivegame-winning goals. Was awarded the Nickelodeon GAS Play ofthe Year for his bicycle kick goal against the Kansas City Wizardson June 22. Started all six of the Revs' MLS Cup Playoffs games inwhich he appeared. Had two tallies in the playoffs, and was secondon the team in postseason points to Brian Kamler (six). Both of hisgoals came against Chicago in the Eastern Conference Semifinals(Game One and Game Three). Was voted the Midnight Riders'Man of the Year.

BEFORE MLS: Played two seasons with TSV 1860 Munich inGermany … in 2001, he declined a two-year option with the cluband entered the 2002 MLS SuperDraft ... appeared in more than 40games for the club's reserve side, including qualifying games forthe German Cup.

COLLEGE: Played two seasons at Maryland (1998-99) beforesigning a professional contract in Germany … scored 28 careergoals and added 17 assists for 73 career points in 43 games withthe Terrapins … left the Maryland program ranked 10th in careergoals, sixth in career assists and seventh in career points after onlytwo seasons … was Soccer America's National Freshman of the

Year in 1998 after earning a spot on the publication's All-FreshmanTeam … was an NSCAA All-American as a sophomore, and was atwo-time NSCAA All-South Atlantic and two-time All-ACC performer.

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM: Has earned 19 caps and scored five goalsfor the U.S. National Team as of March 1, 2007… an alternateselection to the U.S.'s 2006 FIFA World Cup squad … tied with for-mer Revs teammate Clint Dempsey as the USMNT's leading goalscorer in 2006 … scored a hat trick in the USMNT's 5-0 win overNorway on Jan. 29, 2006 at The Home Depot Center in Carson,Calif., the ninth hat trick all-time for the U.S. … was namedESPN2's Man of the Match after scoring the game-winning goaland providing two assists in a 3-2 U.S. National Team victory overJapan on Feb. 10, 2006 at SBC Park in San Francisco … scoredhis first international goal on Oct. 12, 2005 at Gillette Stadium inthe U.S.'s 2-0 victory over Panama in its final match of the qualify-ing cycle for the 2006 FIFA World Cup … is a former member ofthe Under-20 program, and won the Bronze Boot at the 1999 FIFAWorld Youth Championship.

QUICK KICKS: Married to wife Lindsay ... his brother James wasdrafted by the San Jose Earthquakes in the fourth round (42ndoverall) of the 2005 MLS SuperDraft ... his sister Alex was a stand-out soccer player for St. Louis University ... his father, TimTwellman, played professionally for the Minnesota Kicks, TulsaRoughnecks and the Chicago Sting (NASL) ... his uncle, SteveTwellman, also played in NASL, including the 1974 season with theBoston Minutemen, while another uncle, Mike, played for the NASLChicago Sting ... his grandfather Jim Delsing played 10 seasons ofMajor League Baseball (and 17 season of professional baseballoverall), and his uncle Jay Delsing is a member of the PGA Tour ...Twellman was offered a professional baseball contract by theKansas City Royals but opted for a soccer career instead ... hisfavorite actors are Morgan Freeman and Kiefer Sutherland ... hisfavorite soccer memory is playing high school soccer and baseballwith his brother ... attended Maryland on a baseball scholarship.

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How Acquired: Traded to the Revolution from D.C. on Jan. 20, 2005 in exchange for NewEngland’s natural fourth-round selection in the 2006 MLS SuperDraft

Position: __________________GoalkeeperHeight: __________________________6-0Weight: ______________________190 lbs.

D.O.B.:______March 18, 1981 (Palatine, Ill.)Hometown: ________Hoffman Estates, Ill.College: ____________________Clemson

A pure shot-stopper, Warren employs cat-quick reflexes andexperience to produce highlight-reel caliber saves ... providesa very capable backup option to Matt Reis … displays a tire-less mentality whether competing for the first team or thereserves … Warren played collegiate soccer at Clemson andIndiana ... began his MLS career with D.C. United in 2003 and2004 ... was a longtime member of the U.S. youth internation-al programs.

2006: Did not see any first team action, but was theRevolution reserve squad's starting keeper. Started eightgames for the reserves, posting one shutout - a 0-0 drawagainst Chivas USA on May 14 - while combining with T.J.Tomasso for a 0-0 draw against the Chicago Fire Reserves onAug. 21. Made a season-high 13 saves against the KansasCity Reserves on Sept. 23.

2005: Traded to the Revolution from D.C. on Jan. 20 inexchange for the Revs' natural fourth-round selection in the2006 MLS SuperDraft. Made his first-team debut for the Revson Aug. 17 at Colorado, immediately facing a penalty kickafter Matt Reis had been sent off for a foul on the Rapids'Fabrice Noel. Jean Philipe Peguero scored against Warren onthe spot kick. Warren started his first match as a Rev on Aug.27 vs. D.C. United, earning his first-ever MLS victory, record-ing four saves against his former club. Posted 4-3-3 record forRevolution Reserves with a 1.67 GAA and one shutout.

2004: Started one game for D.C. United - a 3-2 loss at theMetroStars on April 17 - before joining New England on July10 from the MLS emergency goalkeeper pool after Revs goal-keeper Adin Brown was injured. He backed up Reis for theremainder of the season without making any appearances forthe Revs.

2003: Drafted by D.C. in the second round (14th overall) in the2003 MLS SuperDraft. Warren appeared in six games forD.C., starting five of those. He posted a record of 0-3-2 with a1.34 goals against average. In the 2003 MLS Cup Playoffs,Warren started two matches against Columbus - both losses -and made eight saves, allowing four goals.

COLLEGE: Spent one season at Indiana - where he playedwith current Revs teammate Pat Noonan during its 1999National Championship season - before transferring toClemson to start his sophomore season … was a three-timeAll-ACC performer for the Tigers, and earned first-team All-America honors as a senior in 2002 …started all 20 of theTigers games as a sophomore, posting a 1.19 goals againstaverage and four shutouts with 77 saves … started 22 gamesin his junior season, recording eight shutouts, an 0.80 goalsagainst average, 76 saves and a .809 save percentage … hada 1.31 GAA as a senior on his way to All-America honors,while making a career-best 108 saves … finished his careerwith 261 saves, fourth on the all-time Clemson career list … inhis one season at Indiana, appeared in nine games, startingeight, while playing 713 minutes and allowing only five goals...had a record of 7-1-0 with a goals against average of 0.63 andrecorded four shutouts for the Hoosiers, making 15 saves witha season-high five saves at Brown.

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM: Primarily served as the U.S. Under-23 Team's back-up goalkeeper in 2003-04 … started in goal inall three of the team's exhibitions in 2004 … appeared in twomatches in 2003, posting two shutouts, including a 4-0 deci-sion over St. Kitts & Nevis in the second game of the secondround of CONCAFAF Olympic Qualifying … appeared in fourmatches in 2002, including three victories against English

WARREN’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Team GP GS MIN SOG SV GA GAA SHO PK PKA W L T2003 D.C. United 5 4 404 33 26 6 1.34 0 2 2 0 2 22004 D.C. United 1 1 90 10 6 3 3.00 0 0 0 0 1 02005 New England 2 1 96 7 4 2 1.88 0 1 1 1 0 02006 New England 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTALS 8 6 590 50 36 11 1.68 0 3 3 1 3 2

POSTSEASONYear Team GP GS MIN SOG SV GA GAA SHO PK PKA W L T2003 D.C. United 2 2 180 12 8 4 2.00 0 0 0 0 2 0

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QUICK KICKS: Is the son of Chris and Sue Warren … hasone brother, Tom … was a Parade All-America at PalatineHigh School, as well as Illinois' player of the year as a senior

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How Acquired: Signed by the Revolution to a developmental contract on July 20, 2006

Position: ____________________MidfielderHeight: __________________________5-8Weight: ______________________145 lbs.

D.O.B.: ______Sept. 25, 1987 (Miami, Fla.)Hometown: __________Cozumel, Mexico

A promising young talent, Gonzalez joined the Revs midsea-son in 2006 … a crafty, tough player with a big upside …holds dual citizenship in Mexico and the United States … Hasdeveloped into a regular performer for the U.S. Under-20Team.

2006: After signing with the Revs midseason, did not appearin any first-team games. Made three appearances with theRevolution Reserves - all substitute appearances - and played100 minutes. Missed three stretches of the season while play-ing with the U.S. Under-20 Team.

BEFORE MLS: Before signing with the Revs, appeared in fourgames with Bradenton Academics of the PremierDevelopmental League (PDL) in 2006, scoring two goals in292 minutes on the pitch.

U.S. NATIONAL TEAM: A current member of the U.S. Under-20 Team player pool … has made three appearances with theU-20s as of March 1, 2007 … has scored two goals: vs.Argentina Sept. 2, 2006 and the game-winning goal vs. HaitiU-23s on Oct. 11, 2006.

QUICK KICKS: Son of Juan and Michele Gonzalez … hasone brother, Juan, and two sisters, Victoria and Adda … in hisfree time, also enjoys playing tennis and golf, and scuba div-ing … his favorite soccer team is FC Barcelona … listens toSpanish and electronic music … his favorite movies are TheDeparted, Scarface and Blow.