MATCH NOTES:

Fury FC Injury/Suspension Report: Philippe Davies: 6-8 weeks – Arm (March 28)

Points of Interest: The captain of the Canadian Men’s National team, Julian De

Guzman, is expected to make his home debut Saturday. Fury FC Fanatics program

now includes 24 partner clubs from Ottawa/Gatineau and the surrounding region.

NASL Team of the Week: After making several clutch saves last Saturday in Atlanta

to secure the club’s first point of the season, goalkeeper Romuald Peiser was named

to the NASL Team of the Week.

Scouting Minnesota United: They finished the 2014 season as the NASL Regular

Season Champions, but were unable to repeat that success in the postseason. An

already strong team, made themselves a lot stronger in the off-season with the

additions of Ibson, Kalif Alhassan and Jonny Steele. The Loons played to a 0-0 draw in

their season opener last Saturday in Tampa Bay.

Head-to-Head: Perhaps Ottawa’s biggest rival from their inaugural season,

Minnesota took three 1-goal victories over Fury FC with both wins in Ottawa coming

in stoppage time. These matches were entertaining, feisty and full of goals.

Coach Quote: “We don’t need to motivate our players for a game like this one.

Everyone is aware of the determination and commitment that is required if we want

to succeed in front of our fans. Minnesota are the 2014 Regular Season champions, so

we know that we will have to be at our best on Saturday afternoon. The support of

our fans will be crucial and definitely a difference maker.” – Marc Dos Santos.

Up Next: The first leg of the Amway Canadian Championship’s preliminary round

kicks off Wednesday night at 7:30pm (April 22) at TD Place as Fury FC tackle FC

Edmonton. Ottawa returns to NASL action April 25 hosting the Fort Lauderdale

Strikers at 3:00pm. Tickets available at OttawaFuryFC.com

OTTAWA FURY FC

Spring Season Record (W-D-L) & Ranking:

0-1-1 | 1 Points | 9th Place | 2 GF 4 GA

2014 Record vs MNU: 0-0-3 | 4 GF 7 GA

- VS -

Saturday, April 18, 2015

3:00PM ET

TD Place

Ottawa, ON

TV: Rogers TV

ONLINE STREAM:

www.OttawaFuryFC.com

ESPN3.com (Outside of Canada)

ENGLISH RADIO: TSN 1200

FRENCH RADIO: 94,5 Unique FM

For LIVE Updates Follow Us on

Twitter @OttawaFuryFC

MINNESOTA UNITED FC

Spring Season Record & Ranking:

0-1-0 | 1 Point | 8th Place | 0 GF 0 GA

2014 Record vs OTT: 3-0-0 | 7 GF 4 GA

2015 Schedule

-- SPRING SEASON Date Opponent Time/Result

4.4 at Carolina L 3-1

4.11 at Atlanta D 1-1

4.18 MINNESOTA 3:00pm ET

4.22 FC EDMONTON 7:30pm ET**

4.25 FORT LAUDERDALE 3:00pm ET

4.29 at FC Edmonton 10:00pm ET**

5.2 at New York 7:00pm ET

5.9 TAMPA BAY 3:00pm ET

5.23 INDY 3:00pm ET

5.29 FC EDMONTON 7:00pm ET

6.7 at Jacksonville 4:00pm ET

6.13 at San Antonio 8:30pm ET

-- FALL SEASON Date Opponent Time/Result

7.5 JACKSONVILLE 3:00pm ET

7.11 at Minnesota 8:00pm ET

7.19 INDY 3:00pm ET

7.22 ATLANTA 7:00pm ET

7.26 CAROLINA 3:00pm ET

8.2 at Edmonton 4:00pm ET

8.8 at Indy 7:30pm ET

8.15 MINNESOTA 3:00pm ET

8.26 NEW YORK 7:00pm ET

8.29 TAMPA BAY 3:00pm ET

9.5 at San Antonio 8:30pm ET

9.12 FORT LAUDERDALE 3:00pm ET

9.19 at Fort Lauderdale 7:30pm ET

9. 22 at New York 7:30pm ET

9.26 at Carolina 7:30pm ET

10.4 FC EDMONTON 3:00pm ET

10.10 at Tampa Bay 7:30pm ET

10.18 SAN ANTONIO 3:00 pm ET

10.21 at Jacksonville 7:300 pm ET

10.31 at Atlanta 7:30 pm ET

** Amway Canadian Championship

*** International Friendly

MATCH PREVIEW:

It has been almost six months since Fury FC played at TD Place and when they kick-off their 2015 home calendar they will do

so the same way they did the 2014 campaign – against Minnesota United FC.

The two sides played three spirited and entertaining games in 2014 that saw last year’s regular season champs take victory on

all three occasions; twice finding the match winner in stoppage time. Perhaps a rivalry in the making between two of the

League’s more northern clubs that is sure to add another entertaining chapter on Saturday.

“We don’t need to motivate our players for a game like this one,” said Marc Dos Santos ahead of his club’s home opener.

“Everyone is aware of the determination and commitment that is required if we want to succeed in front of our fans.

Minnesota are the 2014 Regular Season champions, so we know that we will have to be at our best on Saturday afternoon. The

support of our fans will be crucial and definitely a difference maker.”

For the first time this season, Marc Dos Santos will have the unenviable task of picking his Starting XI with, at long last, a

healthy squad. The only blemish in his squad is midfielder Phil Davies who is expected to miss the better part of the Spring

Season with a broken arm. Captain Richie Ryan, midfielder Sinisa Ubiparipovic and forward Paulo Junior are all fit to play and

veteran midfielder and Canadian International Julian De Guzman will return from suspension and is expected to make his

home debut.

Nicki Paterson made the most of his season debut scoring the opening goal in Atlanta and goalkeeper Romuald Peiser made a

handful of timely saves to help Fury FC collect their first point of the 2015 season with a 1-1 draw against the Silverbacks. Dos

Santos and his players now look to build on the point and with the squad return to full health, the confidence and excitements

for Saturday’s home opener was evident at training all week.

Minnesota finished the 2014 season as the NASL Regular Season Champions, but were unable to repeat that success in the

postseason. After a bye-week in Week 1 of NASL action, the Loons opened their 2015 season last Saturday in Tampa Bay and

were held to a scoreless draw.

Boasting one of the top back lines in the NASL, Minnesota United focused a lot of their off-season attention on bolstering their

depth in midfield. With US International Miguel Ibarra serving as their midfield engine last season, the Loons added

experienced Brazilian midfielder Ibson, Kalif Alhassan from the Portland Timers and Northern Ireland International Jonny

Steele. With an already impressive attack led by the NASL’s 2014 Golden Boot winner Christian Ramirez and 2012 Golden Boot

winner Pablo Campos, Minnesota’s attacking ability could prove to be just as effective as their impressive defence.

The first leg of the Amway Canadian Championship’s preliminary round kicks off Wednesday night at 7:30pm (April 22) at TD

Place as Fury FC tackle FC Edmonton. Ottawa returns to NASL action April 25 hosting the Fort Lauderdale Strikers at 3:00pm.

Tickets available at OttawaFuryFC.com

MATCH OFFICIALS:

Referee: Justin Tasev

Assistants: Lyes Arfa and Peter Pendli

Fourth Official: Francis Latulippe

HOW THEY LINE-UP: OTTAWA FURY FC vs MINNESOTA UNITED FC

OTTAWA FURY FC MINNESOTA UNITED FC

NO NAME POS NO NAME POS

1 Romuald Peiser GK 1 Mitch Hildebrandt GK

2 Ryan Richter D 2 Justin Davis D

3 Mason Trafford D 3 Cristiano Diaz D

4 Drew Beckie D 4 Aaron Pitchkolan M

6 Richie Ryan (C) M 5 Tiago Calvano D

7 Paulo Junior F 6 Brent Kallman D

8 Nicki Paterson M 7 Kevin Venegas D

9 Tom Heinemann F 8 Ibson M

10 Siniša Ubiparipović M 9 Pablo Campos F

11 Oliver F 10 Miguel Ibarra M

15 Philippe Davies M 11 Kalif Alhassan M

16 Mohammed Dagnogo F 13 Jamie Watson M

17 Carl Haworth F 14 Brian Kallman D

18 Brandon Poltronieri M 16 Tyler Polak D

20 Mauro Eustaquio M 18 Daniel Mendes F

23 Andrew Wiedeman F 21 Christian Ramirez F

24 Marcel DeBellis GK 22 Jonny Steele M

25 Julian De Guzman M 23 Greg Jordan M

27 Patryk Misik M 24 Andrew Fontein GK

29 Mike Randolph D 29 J.C. Banks F

32 Colin Falvey D 33 Sammy Ndjock GK

33 Rafael Alves D 77 Julian Vicentini M

--- --- --- 99 Geison Moura F

HEAD COACH: MARC DOS SANTOS HEAD COACH: MANNY LAGOS

2015 Ottawa Fury FC Roster

# Name Pos DOB HT WT Hometown 2014 Club Pronunciation

1 Romuald Peiser GK 08/03/79 6-1 174 Phalsbourg, France Ottawa Fury FC Romu-aulde Pays-air

2 Ryan Richter D 04/12/89 6-2 174 Southampton, PA Toronto FC/Fury FC Rick-tur

3 Mason Trafford D 08/21/86 6-2 180 Vancouver, BC Ottawa Fury FC Tra-ford

4 Drew Beckie D 09/30/90 6-1 175 Denver, CO Ottawa Fury FC Beck-key

6

7

Richie Ryan (C)

Paulo Junior

M

F

01/06/85

01/23/89

5-8

5-6

164

158

Clonmel, Ireland

Teresina, Brazil

Ottawa Fury FC

Nautico

Rye-in

Pau-low Junior

8 Nicki Paterson M 01/19/85 5-11 153 Motherwell, Scotland Ottawa Fury FC Patter-sun

9 Tom Heinemann F 04/23/87 6-4 190 St. Louis, MO Ottawa Fury FC High-ne-mann

10

Siniša Ubiparipovic

M

08/25/83

5-6

164

Cleveland, OH

Ottawa Fury FC

Sin-ee-sha

Ubi-pari-poe-vich

11 Oliver F 08/29/92 5-8 165 Campinas, Brazil Ottawa Fury FC Oliver

15 Philippe Davies M 12/12/90 6-0 175 Longueuil, QC Ottawa Fury FC Day-vees

17

18

Carl Haworth

Brandon Poltronieri

D

M

07/09/89

01/18/86

5-8

5-8

151

159

Barrie, ON

Aserri, Costa Rica

Ottawa Fury FC

Atlanta Silverbacks

Ha-worth

Pole-tron-knee-air-ee

20 Mauro Eustaquio M 10/02/93 5-10 166 Leamington, ON Naval Eh-oosh-ta-key-ew

23 Andrew Wiedeman F 08/22/89 5-11 166 Oakland, CA Toronto FC Wee-da-man

24 Marcel DeBellis GK 02/21/88 6-3 200 Oakville, ON Ascoli De-Bell-iss

25 Julian De Guzman M 03/25/81 5-7 150 Toronto, ON Skoda Zanthi De-gooz-man

27 Patryk Misik M 11/13/94 5-7 159 Brantford, ON WKS Slask Wroclaw Miss-ick

29 Mike Randolph D 12/03/85 5-7 170 Chino Hills, CA Atlanta Silverbacks Ran-doll-ff

32 Colin Falvey D 06/20/85 6-1 185 Cork City, Ireland Charleston Battery Fawl-veh

33 Rafael Alvez D 01/18/85 6-3 192 Praia Grande, Brazil Fort Lauderdale

Strikers

Al-vez

Head Coach: Marc Dos Santos | Assistant Coach: Martin Nash | Goalkeeper Coach: Bruce Grobbelaar

Technical Director: Phillip Dos Santos | Video and Performance Analyst: Darko Buser

Head of Human Performance and Fitness Coach: Kyle Thorne | Nutritionist: Hari Ghuman

Equipment Manager: Adrian LeRoy | Athletic Therapist: Mel Fiala

2015 Ottawa Fury FC Player Stats (Does Not Include Amway Canadian Championship Statistics)

# NAME POS MIN GP G A Y R

2 Ryan Richter D 180 2 0 0 1 0

3 Mason Trafford D 0 0 0 0 0 0

4 Drew Beckie D 75 2 0 0 2 0

6 Richie Ryan (C) M 0 0 0 0 0 0

7 Paulo Junior F 90 1 0 0 0 0

8 Nicki Paterson M 90 1 1 0 0 0

9 Tom Heinemann F 119 2 0 0 0 0

10 Siniša Ubiparipovic M 0 0 0 0 0 0

11 Oliver F 74 1 0 0 0 0

15 Philippe Davies M 0 0 0 0 0 0

16 Mohammed Dagnogo F 0 0 0 0 0 0

17 Carl Haworth F 180 2 0 0 0 0

18 Brandon Poltronieri M 93 2 1 0 1 0

20 Mauro Eustaquio M 0 0 0 0 0 0

23 Andrew Wiedeman F 106 2 0 0 0 0

25 Julian De Guzman M 90 1 0 0 1 1

27 Patryk Misik M 159 2 0 0 0 0

29 Mike Randolph D 180 2 0 0 0 0

32 Colin Falvey D 180 2 0 0 1 0

33 Rafael Alves D 180 2 0 0 1 0

# NAME POS MN GP GA SO W D L

1 Romuald Peiser GK 180 2 4 0 0 1 1

24 Marcel DeBellis GK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2015 NASL Overall Standings (April 16, 2015)

Team GP W D L PTS

Carolina ** 2 1 1 0 4

Tampa Bay 2 1 1 0 4

New York 2 1 1 0 4

Jacksonville 2 1 0 1 3

Fort Lauderdale 2 1 0 1 3

Indy 2 0 2 0 2

Atlanta 2 0 2 0 2

Minnesota 1 0 1 0 1

OTTAWA 2 0 1 1 1

FC Edmonton 2 0 1 1 1

San Antonio 1 0 0 1 0

** Spring Season Leader | ^^ Fall Season Leader

2015 NASL Goal Leaders

PLAYER RANK TEAM GOALS

Nacho Novo 1 CAR 2

Stefan Antonijevic T-2 TBR 1

BRANDON POLTRONIERI T-2 OTT 1

NICKI PATERSON T-2 OTT 1

Omar Cummings T-1 SAS 1

Darwin Espinal T-1 TBR 1

Leonardo Fernandes T-1 NYC 1

2015 NASL Assist Leaders

PLAYER RANK TEAM ASSISTS

Walter Restrepo 1 NYC 2

Shaka Bangura T-2 ATL 1

Bochy Hoyos T-2 JAX 1

Lance Laing T-2 FCE 1

PAULO JUNIOR T-2 OTT 1

Georgi Hristov T-2 TBR 1

Shawn Chin T-2 FTL 1

2015 Minnesota United FC Roster

# NAME POS HT PRONUNCIATION

1 Mitch Hildebrandt GK 6-1 Hill-duh-brant

2 Justin Davis D 6-0 Day-viss

3 Cristiano Diaz D 6-2 Kris-tee-ah-noh Dee-ess

4 Aaron Pitchkolan M 6-2 Pitch-koh-len

5 Tiago Calvano D 6-2 Chee-ah-go Cal-van-oh

6 Brent Kallman D 6-2 Call-man

7 Kevin Venegas D 5-8 Veh-nay-gus

8 Ibson M 5-8 Eebson

9 Pablo Campos F 6-3 Pah-bloh Cahm-pose

10 Miguel Ibarra M 5-7 Mee-gehl eeb-ahr-uh

11 Kalif Alhassan M 5-8 Kah-leef All-ha-sahm

13 Jamie Watson M 5-9 Watt-son

14 Brian Kallman D 6-0 Call-man

16 Tyler Polak D 5-8 Poe-lock

18 Daniel Mendes F 5-7 Men-dez

21 Christian Ramirez F 6-2 Ra-meer-ezz

22 Jonny Steele M 6-0 Steel

23 Greg Jordan M 6-0 Jore-dan

24 Andrew Fontein GK 6-1 Fawn-tayn

29 J.C. Banks F 5-8 Banks

33 Sammy Ndjock GK 6-3 Un-juck

77 Julian Vicentini M 5-9 Joo-lee-ah-no Vee-sen-chee-nee

99 Geison Moura F 5-10 Jay-son More-uh

ABOUT MINNESOTA UNITED FC: Minnesota United FC represents the next era of professional soccer in the land of 10,000 lakes. We are proud of who and what has come before us—from the raucous party that was the Kicks to the recent 2014 NASL Spring Championship. Now we are excited for what the future holds. We seek to help the world’s game grow in the Twin Cities through strong play on the field and constant giveback off it. We are fully committed to making professional soccer an accessible source of pride for people from all walks of life in Minnesota and the Twin Cities. With an average ticket price comparable to the cost of a movie, Minnesota United FC provides an opportunity to unite around the world’s beautiful game and unite our community. With involvement in initiatives supporting children and adults throughout the state, we seek to pour as much heart and soul into our off-field efforts as we do to our pursuit of championships. We are industrious and built around the idea that hard work yields the greatest rewards. We are strong and getting stronger. We are United. For more information on Minnesota United FC, please visit the club’s official website at www.mnunitedfc.com, join them on Facebook or follow them on Twitter @MNUnitedFC.

TECHNICAL STAFF:

Head Coach: Manny Lagos

Assistant Coaches: Carl Craig and Donny Mark III

Goalkeeper Coach: Paul O’Connor

MINNESOTA UNITED FC MEDIA CONTACT:

Eric Durkee | Director of Public Relations Email: eric.d@mnunitedfc.com Office: 763.231.9865 | Cell: 651.270.8755

By the Numbers (NASL Games Only)

2014 Record When: W-D-L

Scoring First 0-1-0

Opponent Scores First 0-0-1

Outshooting Opponent

Being Outshot

Same Number of Shots

Hold More Possession

Opponent Holds More Possession

Even Possession

Hold a Clean Sheet

Fail to Score

Score in First Half

Score in Second Half

Score in Both Halves

Leading at Halftime

Tied at Halftime

Trailing at Halftime

0-0-0

0-1-1

0-0-0

0-0-1

0-1-0

0-0-0

0-0-0

0-0-0

0-1-0

0-0-1

0-0-0

0-1-0

0-0-0

0-0-1

Home Matches 0-0-0

Away Matches

Record on Turf

Record on Grass

0-1-1

0-1-0

0-0-1

2014 Scoring Breakdown Fury FC | Opponent

Scoring 0-15 Minute 0 | 1

Scoring 16-30 Minute 0 | 1

Scoring 31-45 Minute 1 | 0

Scoring in 1st Half Injury Time 0 | 0

Scoring 46-60 Minute 0 | 1

Scoring 61-75 Minute 0 | 0

Scoring 76-90 Minute 1 | 0

Scoring in 2nd Half Injury Time 0 | 1

NASL Player of the Week

SPRING SEASON FALL SEASON

Name Week Name Week

--- --- --- ---

NASL Team of the Week

SPRING SEASON FALL SEASON

Name Week Name Week

Romuald Peiser Week 2 --- ---

--- --- --- ---

--- --- --- ---

--- --- --- ---

--- --- --- ---

--- --- --- ---

--- --- --- ---

--- --- --- ---

Home Attendance

DATE & OPPONENT ATT DATE & OPPONENT ATT

April 18 v Minnesota --- April v FC Edmonton* ---

April 25 v Fort Lauderdale --- May 9 v Tampa Bay ---

May 23 v Indy --- May 29 v FC Edmonton ---

July 5 v Jacksonville --- July 19 v Indy ---

July 22 v Atlanta --- July 26 v Carolina ---

August 15 v Minnesota --- August 26 v New York ---

August 29 v Tampa Bay

---

September 12

v Fort Lauderdale

---

October 4 v FC Edmonton

---

October 18 v San

Antonio

---

*Amway Canadian Championship Match ** International Friendly

^NASL Single-Game Attendance Record (Modern Era)

2015 Game-by-Game Overview – Spring Season:

DATE OPPONENT RESULT GK DEFENDERS MIDFIELDERS FORWARDS GOALS UNUSED SUBS

4/4/15

@ Carolina

RailHawks

L 2-0

Peiser

Randolph, Falvey, Alves,

Richter

Misik (Poltronieri 83’),

De Guzman, Beckie

(Heinemann 61’)

Paulo Jr, Wiedeman,

Haworth

Poltronieri 84’

DeBellis, Trafford,

Dagnogo

4/11/15

@ Atlanta

Silverbacks

D 1-1

Peiser

Randolph, Falvey, Alves,

Richter

Misik (Beckie 76’),

Poltronieri (Eustaquio

86’), Oliver (Wiedeman

74’), Paterson, Haworth

Heinemann

Paterson 34’

DeBellis, Trafford,

Dagnogo

All-Time Head to Head Records: (NASL Games Only)

Opponent

Opponents

Overall Record

(W-D-L)

Home Record

(W-D-L)

Away Record

(W-D-L)

Atlanta Silverbacks 2-1-1 1-0-0 1-1-1

Carolina RailHawks 1-1-2 1-1-0 0-0-2

FC Edmonton 1-1-1 1-0-1 0-1-0

Fort Lauderdale Strikers 0-1-2 0-0-1 0-1-1

Indy Eleven 2-0-1 0-0-1 2-0-0

Jacksonville Armada FC 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Minnesota United FC 0-0-3 0-0-2 0-0-1

New York Cosmos 0-0-3 0-0-1 0-0-2

San Antonio Scorpions 0-2-1 0-1-1 0-1-0

Tampa Bay Rowdies 1-1-1 0-1-1 1-0-0

ALL-TIME RECORD

7-7-15

3-3-8

4-4-7

About Ottawa Fury FC

Ottawa became the 9th club in the modern era of the North American Soccer

League on June 20, 2011 when the NASL awarded an expansion franchise

granted to the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group (OSEG). On February

26, 2013 it was announced that Ottawa's newest pro sports team would bear

the name Ottawa Fury FC - a named already deeply rooted in the Ottawa

soccer community. Ottawa Fury FC play out of TD Place at the redeveloped

Lansdowne Park.

Prior to being granted an NASL franchise, the organization existed as the

Ottawa Fury Soccer Club - one of the most recognizable names at the

development level across North America. Founded in 2000, current Fury FC

President and OSEG Partner John Pugh purchased the Fury franchise in 2002

and would spend the next decade building one of the most respected youth

academies in North America, a successful PDL program that has seen players

move on to the professional ranks and the W-League's most storied

franchise that captured a North American Championship in 2012. The Club

boasted several successful grassroots, skill development and community

programs that, alongside the Youth Academy, continue under the Fury FC

banner.

About the North American Soccer League (NASL)

The North American Soccer League is a professional soccer league

established in the United States and Canada. The NASL member teams

are: Atlanta Silverbacks, Carolina RailHawks, FC Edmonton, Fort Lauderdale

Strikers, Indy Eleven, Minnesota United FC, New York Cosmos, Ottawa Fury

FC, San Antonio Scorpions FC and Tampa Bay Rowdies. Jacksonville Armada

FC will commence play in 2015, while Oklahoma City and Virginia Cavalry FC

kick off their inaugural season in 2016. For more information about the

NASL, visit www.NASL.com. Follow the NASL on Twitter @NASLOfficial and

Facebook at Facebook.com/NASLFans.

About TD Place

TD PLACE at Lansdowne is Ottawa’s exciting new urban sports and entertainment destination, featuring a spectacular 24,000 seat outdoor stadium

and newly refurbished 10,000 seat indoor arena. TD Place will be the home of the CFL’s Ottawa REDBLACKS of the CFL, Ottawa Fury FC of the NASL,

and the OHL’s Ottawa 67’s. It will host concerts and performances by headline acts and entertainers the year-round. And it will all be surrounded by

the restaurants, clubs, shops, services and excitement of the all-new Lansdowne community!

It’s been home to CFL and Grey Cup drama, FIFA Women’s World Cup games, FIFA U-20 World Cup games, performances by the Rolling Stones, David

Bowie and the Tragically Hip. And now the stadium at TD Place has been transformed into a 24,000-seat venue that includes a dramatic and unique

new south stand superstructure, a completely refurbished north stand, an all-new playing surface and new high tech scoreboards and in-stadium

signage and services. Field Dimensions for Soccer: 105m x 68m (120y x 90y) – FieldTurf Revolution.

Team Information

Website: www.OttawaFuryFC.com

Twitter: @OttawaFuryFC

Facebook: Ottawa Fury FC

Instagram: FuryFC

Media Relations

All media inquiries and credential requests should be made to Graeme Ivory, Media and Communications Director

Email: givory@ottawafuryfc.com | Office: 613.235.3879 X8322 | Cell: 613.878.3321

Key Dates & Quick Facts:

Awarded Franchise – June 20, 2011

Club Established – February 26, 2013

Ownership – Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group

Head Coach – Marc Dos Santos (May 23, 2013)

President – John Pugh (June 20, 2011)

Captain – Richie Ryan

Mascot - Sparky

First Game – April 12, 2014: 2-0 Loss v. Fort Lauderdale Strikers

First Goal (Club) – April 19, 2014: Vini Dantas - 50’ v. Minnesota United

First Goal (TD Place) – August 9, 2014: Carl Haworth – 10’ v. FTL

First Win (Club) – April 26, 2014 (4-0 Win v. Carolina RailHawks)

First Win (TD Place) – October 1, 2014 (2-0 Win v. Atlanta Silverbacks)

First Shutout – April 26, 2014 (4-0 Win v. Carolina RailHawks)

First Multi-Goal Game – April 26, 2014 (Oliver 2 Goals v. Carolina)

Kit Supplier – Admiral Sports

Kit Sponsor – Heart and Crown Irish Pubs

Team Colours – Black, Red, White

Stadium – TD Place (Capacity: 24,000) | Field Turf - 105m x 68m

Supporters Groups – Bytown Boys, Stony Monday Riot