game notes: swope park rangers at tulsa roughnecks fc

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GAME INFORMATION

Home Team: Tulsa Roughnecks FC (100, 3 pts.)

Away Team: Swope Park Rangers (100, 3 pts.)

Date: Saturday, April 2, 2016

Time: 7 p.m. CT

Venue: ONEOK Field (Tulsa, Okla.)

Referee: Andrew Musashe

Assistant Referees: Roy Robinson and Jon Pendergrass

Fourth Official: Justin Hoppe

BROADCAST INFORMATION

Game to be live streamed on SportingKC.com

PlaybyPlay: Jeremie Poplin

Color: David Saunders

COMMUNICATIONS CONTACTS

Swope Park Rangers:

Patrik Bergabo [email protected] (203) 3009927

Tulsa Roughnecks FC:

Brian Carroll [email protected] (918) 5748304

Wesley Leander [email protected] (918) 5748350

DATE OPPONENT TIME (CT) VENUE

Sat., March 26 Portland Timbers 2 W 21 Children's Mercy Park

Sat., April 2 Tulsa Roughnecks FC 7:00 ONEOK Field

Sat., April 9 San Antonio FC 7:30 Toyota Field

Sat., April 23 OKC Energy FC 7:00 Taft Stadium

Wed., April 27 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 7:00 Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., May 7 Saint Louis FC 7:30 WWT Soccer Park

Sat., May 14 Tulsa Roughnecks FC 7:30 Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., May 21 Rio Grande Valley FC 7:30 RGV FC Toros Stadium

Sat., May 28 Sacramento Republic FC 9:30 Bonney Field

Sat., June 4 Portland Timbers 2 8:00 Rocky Mountain High School

Wed., June 8 Rio Grande Valley FC 7:30 Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sun., June 12 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 4:00 UBC Thunderbird Stadium

Sat., June 18 OKC Energy FC 7:30 Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sun., June 26 Seattle Sounders FC 2 7:00 Starfire Stadium

Sat., July 2 Saint Louis FC 7:30 Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., July 9 Arizona United SC 9:30 Peoria Sports Complex

Tues., July 12 OKC Energy FC 7:30 Children's Mercy Victory Field

Wed., July 20 Colo. Springs Switchbacks 8:00 Switchbacks Stadium

Sat. July 23 Orange County Blues FC 7:30 Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., July 30 San Antonio FC 7:30 Children's Mercy Victory Field

Wed., Aug. 3 Saint Louis FC 7:00 WWT Soccer Park

Sat., Aug. 6 Tulsa Roughnecks FC 7:30 ONEOK Field

Sat., Aug. 13 Real Monarchs 8:00 Rio Tinto Stadium

Sun., Aug. 21 Saint Louis FC 6:00 Children's Mercy Park

Sat., Aug. 27 LA Galaxy II 7:30 Children's Mercy Victory Field

Wed., Aug. 31 San Antonio FC 7:30 Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat., Sept. 3 Rio Grande Valley FC 7:30 Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sat. Sept. 10 Tulsa Roughnecks FC 7:30 Children's Mercy Victory Field

Sun., Sept. 18 OKC Energy FC 6:00 Taft Stadium

Sat., Sept. 24 Seattle Sounders 2 FC 7:00 Children's Mercy Victory Field

SWOPE PARK RANGERS SCHEDULE2016 USL Record: 100, 3 pts.

WESTERN CONF. STANDINGS EASTERN CONF. STANDINGSPOS. TEAM RECORD PTS. GD1 LA Galaxy II 200 6 +52 Tulsa Roughnecks FC 100 3 +23 Swope Park Rangers 100 3 +14 Colo. Springs Switchbacks 100 3 +15 Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 100 3 +16 Sacramento Republic 100 3 +17 Real Monarchs SLC 100 3 +18 Arizona United SC 110 3 09 San Antonio FC 000 0 010 Portland Timbers 2 010 0 111 OKC Energy FC 010 0 112 Orange County Blues FC 010 0 113 Rio Grande Valley FC 010 0 214 Seattle Sounders FC 2 020 0 315 Saint Louis FC 020 0 4

POS. TEAM RECORD PTS. GD1 Richmond Kickers 100 3 +22 Wilmington Hammerheads 100 3 +13 Louisville City FC 100 3 +14 Charleston Battery 100 3 +15 Bethlehem Steel FC 100 3 +16 New York Red Bulls II 001 1 07 Toronto FC II 001 1 08 Pittsburgh Riverhounds FC 000 0 09 Rochester Rhinos 000 0 010 Orlando City B 010 0 111 FC Montreal 010 0 112 Charlotte Independence 010 0 113 FC Cincinatti 010 0 114 Harrisburg City Islanders 010 0 2

SWOPE PARK RANGERS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER# PLAYER POS. BORN HOMETOWN COLLEGE56 Ezra Armstrong D 12/15/98 (17) Nashville, Tenn. 81 Oumar Ballo D 04/02/91 (24) Baltimore, Md. Univ. of Md. Baltimore County55 Amer Didic D 12/28/94 (21) Edmonton, Alberta Baker University32 Christian Duke D/M 06/05/91 (24) Overland Park, Kan. University of San Diego47 Mark Anthony Gonzalez F 09/09/94 (21) Bolton, Ontario Evansville University44 Tomas Granitto M 06/12/93 (22) Weston, Fla. Florida Gulf Coast University90 Johnny Grant D 10/15/93 (22) Toronto, Ontario 99 Dane Kelly F 02/09/91 (25) St. Catherine Parish, Jamaica 1 Jon Kempin* GK 04/08/93 (22) Leawood, Kan. 49 Will Little M 04/09/98 (17) Johnson City, Tenn. 28 Zac Lubin GK 08/19/89 (26) Bozeman, Mont. St. Martin's University26 Tommy Meyer D 03/20/90 (26) St. Louis, Mo. Indiana University92 Alex Molano M 04/10/92 (23) Dallas, Texas 74 Jimmy Mulligan D 08/12/91 (24) Medford, N.Y. St. John's University88 Kevin Oliveira M 06/08/96 (19) Sao Vicente, Cape Verde 77 Tyler Pasher D/M 04/27/94 (21) Elmira, Ontario 30 Daniel Salloi* F 07/19/96 (19) Budapest, Hungary 31 Nansel Selbol F 05/31/97 (18) Jos, Nigeria 98 Steven Tekesky GK 01/20/98 (18) Raymore, Mo. 50 Kris Tyrpak F 03/19/92 (24) Dripping Springs, Texas Houston Baptist University35 Ualefi M 01/26/94 (22) Sao Paulo, Brazil 33 Jacob VanCompernolle D 08/02/93 (22) Dallas, Texas UNC Wilmington

# PLAYER POS. BIRTHPLACE LAST CLUB PRONUNCIATION1 Jon Kempin* GK Leawood, Kan. SKC Academy 26 Tommy Meyer D St. Louis, Mo. LA Galaxy myer28 Zac Lubin GK Steamboat Springs, Colo. Tulsa Roughnecks FC LOObin30 Daniel Salloi* F Siofok, Hungary Ujpest FC shallowee31 Nansel Selbol F Jos, Nigeria SKC Academy NAHNsul32 Christian Duke D/M Overland Park, Kan. OKC Energy FC 33 Jacob VanCompernolle D Dallas, Texas OKC Energy FC 35 Ualefi M Sao Paulo, Brazil Corinthians WAHlefee44 Tomas Granitto M San Salvador, El Salvador FC Edmonton TOEmas GRANEEtoe47 Mark Anthony Gonzalez F Toronto, Ontario 49 Will Little M Johnson City, Tenn. SKC Academy 50 Kris Tyrpak F Austin, Texas San Antonio Scorpions TEERpak55 Amer Didic D Zenica, Bosnia UHmeer JEEditch56 Ezra Armstrong D Gastonia, N.C. SKC Academy 74 Jimmy Mulligan D Medford, N.Y. New York Cosmos 77 Tyler Pasher D/M Elmira, Ontario Pittsburgh Riverhounds 81 Oumar Ballo D Bamako, Mali Houston Dynamo OHmar BAHLoh88 Kevin Oliveira M Sao Vicente, Cape Verde Benfica B 90 Johnny Grant D Toronto, Ontario FC Montreal 92 Alex Molano M Dallas, Texas Dallas City FC 98 Steven Tekesky GK San Bernadino, Calif. SKC Academy 99 Dane Kelly F St. Catherine Parish, Jamaica Charleston Battery

SWOPE PARK RANGERS NUMERICAL ROSTER

*On Loan from Sporting KC

TEAM NOTES VS. TULSA• In the first week of play, six of 13 contests were won by

away teams, although both the Rangers and Tulsa earned homewins in their season openers.

• Saturday's game is the first of four meetings between thetwo sides this season. The Rangers will host the Roughneckson May 14 before traveling to Tulsa again on August 6. The twosides will close out their season series at Swope Soccer Villageon September 10.

PLAYER NOTES VS. TULSA• Kris Tyrpak leads the team with two goals against the

Roughnecks, both coming in a 20 Austin Aztex win on April 5,2015 at ONEOK Field. In three games vs. Tulsa in 2015, Tyrpakwas 111 as a member of the Aztex.

• Christian Duke has four career appearances against theRoughnecks, all coming in 2015 as a member of OKC EnergyFC. Of those four games, Duke started two and compiled a 112record.

• A teammate of Christian Duke at OKC Energy, JacobVanCompernolle started three of the club's four games againstTulsa last year, going 012 in those games.

• Tommy Meyer started one game against Tulsa last year whilewith LA Galaxy II, earning a 42 victory on June 27.

• Goalkeeper Zac Lubin was a member of the TulsaRoughnecks in 2015, playing 15 games as club captain beforejoining the Rangers in the offseason.

• SPR's Jon Kempin and Alex Molano spent time with the U.S.Soccer Under17 Residency program alongside Tulsa's CarlosMartinez in 2008 and 2009.

• Ray Lee, who just signed for the Roughnecks this week, is aSporting KC Academy product who was drafted by thePhiladelphia Union in the 2015 MLS SuperDraft. Lee made oneappearance for the Union, coming against Sporting KC atChildren's Mercy Park on April 5, 2015.

PRESEASON RECAP (312)Feb. 17 | Swope Park Rangers 31 Colorado Rapids

Feb. 20 | Swope Park Rangers 00 Arizona United SC

Feb. 24 | Swope Park Rangers 22 Columbus Crew SC

Feb. 27 | Swope Park Rangers 10 FC Tucson

March 12 | Swope Park Rangers 41 Rockhurst University

March 19 | Swope Park Rangers 12 Creighton University

The Swope Park Rangers began their preseason in excellent form, going 202 in the

Desert Diamond Cup and finishing top of the tournament's standings. The Rangers

claimed a 31 win in their firstever game against the Colorado Rapids on Feb. 17,

before playing to a 00 tie with Arizona United SC three days later. SPR faced another

MLS side on Feb. 24, drawing 22 with Columbus Crew SC and closing out the

tournament with a 10 win over hosts FC Tucson. The Rangers went on to beat

Rockhurst University 41 in their penultimate preseason game before falling to their first

defeat in a 21 loss to Creighton University to conclude their preseason.

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Oliveira, Ualefi (2)Oliveira (1)

SPRKempin (90)

Kempin (1.00)

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TEAM CATEGORIESGames

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FIRST TIME ON THE ROADSaturday's game against Tulsa Roughnecks FC is the Swope ParkRangers' firstever road game in club history, having recorded a 21home win over Timbers 2 in the team's inaugural game last weekend.Including the start of the 2016 USL season, MLSowned USL teamsare 154 in their firstever away games. That mark means that half ofthose teams came away with one or three points in their first roadouting, although Tulsa inflicted two of the five defeats.

ON THE ROUGHNECKSTulsa Roughnecks FC were a USL expansion team in 2015, compilingan 11116 record to narrowly miss out on a playoff berth by threepoints after finishing in seventh place in the Western Conference with39 points. The Roughnecks opened the 2016 season in positivefashion, earning a 20 home win over Rio Grande Valley FC followingan own goal and a strike from Carlos Martinez while goalkeeper AlexMangels made 12 saves to keep RGV at bay. The club is led by headcoach and USL veteran David Irving, who spent 17 years with theWilmington Hammerheads, posting a 412514 USL record andqualifying to the postseason twice before leaving the club in 2014 andtaking charge of Tulsa ahead of their expansion year.

OLIVEIRA IMPRESSES IN TEAM DEBUTLast Saturday, Kevin Oliveira scored the first goal in club history fromthe spot in the 48th minute, earning him Man of the Match honors. Inaddition, he was recognized by the USL on Tuesday when he wasnamed to the first USL Team of the Week of the season. Oliveira wasa driving force in the midfield for the Rangers, taking three shots in thegame with two landing on frame including his penalty kick while healso showed some steel, committing two fouls and earning the onlySPR yellow card in the game with a 54thminute foul.

SALLOI MAKES INSTANT IMPACTOn Friday, March 25, the Swope Park Rangers announced that threeSporting KC players had been added on loan: Jon Kempin, JimmyMedranda and Daniel Salloi. While Kempin and Medranda eachstarted against Timbers 2 the following day, Sporting KC Homegrownplayer Salloi had to be patient before replacing Tomas Granitto withfive minutes remaining in the contest. It didn't take long for Salloi tomake his mark on the game, with the Hungarian forward linking upwith Mark Anthony Gonzalez early in stoppage time to score whatended up being the gamewinning goal with a clinical finish.

PRESEASON FORM CONTINUES FOR GONZALEZForward Mark Anthony Gonzalez made the most of his minutes inpreseason, scoring a teamhigh three goals while appearing primarilyoff the bench. On Saturday night, he continued the trend ofcontributing off the bench when his outsideofthefoot pass foundDaniel Salloi streaking into the T2 area who finished firsttime for thegamewinning goal.

KELLY SHOWS QUALITYSwope Park Rangers forward Dane Kelly is the USL's alltimeleading scorer with 42 goals, and on Saturday night he showed thequalities that has made him one of the most feared striker in theleague. Kelly took a teamhigh four shots, forcing the Timbers 2goalkeeper into two saves while his other two efforts narrowly missedthe target. Early in the second half, Kelly capped his performancewhen he was fouled for the penalty that Kevin Oliveira converted forthe club's firstever goal.

U.S. RESIDENCY TEAMMATESTwo members of the Swope Park Rangers will take on an old friendon Saturday night, with Jon Kempin and Alex Molano facing Tulsa'sCarlos Martinez. The three players spent time in the U.S. SoccerUnder17 Residency Program together in 2008 and 2009. Kempinstarted the Rangers season opener last weekend while Molano wasnot in the 18man squad. Tulsa's Martinez scored a spectacular halfvolley just 12 seconds into the second half of their game against RioGrande Valley FC, a feat that earned him a spot on the USL Team ofthe Week.

ACADEMY REUNIONSwope Park Rangers goalkeeper Jon Kempin will see anotherfamiliar face on Saturday in Ray Lee, who recently signed for TulsaRoughnecks FC. Kempin and Lee both came through the SportingKC Academy and were teammates until Kempin was signed as aHomegrown player in 2010. Lee, a Kansas City, Mo. native, wasselected by the Philadelphia Union in the 2015 MLS SuperDraft andmade one appearance for the club, coming as a substitute in a 32defeat against his hometown team at Children's Mercy Park on April5, 2015.

LUBIN RETURNS TO FORMER CLUBSaturday's game between the Swope Park Rangers and TulsaRoughnecks FC will mark the first time Rangers goalkeeper ZacLubin returns to the club where he spent the 2015 USL season.Lubin started the first 15 games as club captain in the Roughnecks'inaugural season, posting two shutouts and recording a leaguehigh4.87 saves per game on his way to a 483 record.

YOUTHFUL SQUADThe average age of the Swope Park Rangers squad is 22.3, which isthe seventh lowest in the 29team league. The roster includes sixteenagers in Ezra Armstrong (17), Will Little (17), Nansel Selbol (18),Steven Tekesky (18), Kevin Oliveira (19) and Daniel Salloi (19), whilethe oldest players on the squad are Zac Lubin and Tommy Meyer,both 26. The leaguewide average age is 24.3, with FC Montrealboasting the youngest team with a mean of 21.2 while ColoradoSprings Switchbacks FC and the Richmond Kickers are tied for theoldest with 26.5. Saturday's opponents Tulsa Roughnecks FC are15th in the league in terms of lowest average age with 25.1, though

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they are the third youngest team that isn't owned by a MLS side. Theyoungest 12 teams are all either owned or operated by a MLS team.

USL EXPANSION SEASONThe 2016 season is the Swope Park Rangers' USL expansion season.For the eight MLSowned USL teams that entered the league prior tothe Rangers, only three qualified for the postseason in their initialattempt. LA Galaxy II made it to the semifinals in 2014 while New YorkRed Bulls II advanced to the Eastern Conference Semifinals andSeattle Sounders 2 were eliminated in the Western Conference FirstRound in 2015. FC Montreal, Portland Timbers 2, Real Monarchs,Toronto FC II and Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2 did not qualify for theUSL Playoffs in their inaugural season in 2015.

CANADIAN CONNECTIONThere is a distinct Canadian influence on this Swope Park Rangersteam, with six players and staff connected to our neighbors up north.On the playing side, Amer Didic (Edmonton, Alberta), Mark AnthonyGonzalez (Bolton, Ontario), Johnny Grant (Toronto, Ontario) and TylerPasher (Elmira, Ontario) all hail from Canada, while head coach MarcDos Santos was born in Montreal and began his coaching career withthe Impact in 2007. In addition, goalkeeper coach Alec Dufty spent the2015 season in the USL coaching with Toronto FC II.

POSITIVE PRESEASONDespite being a firstyear team, the Swope Park Rangers hit theground running in their preseason preparations. After only 10 days oftraining, the Rangers opened up their Desert Diamond Cup play inTucson by beating MLS side the Colorado Rapids 31 on Feb. 17 andalso drew 22 with Columbus Crew SC a week later. Overall, theRangers concluded preseason with a 312 record, with their soledefeat coming in their final game against Creighton University.

USL EXPERIENCEOf the 22 players on the Swope Park Rangers current roster, ninehave previously played in the USL. Most notably, Dane Kelly is theUSL's alltime leading scorer with 42 goals since joining theCharleston Battery in 2011. Christian Duke spent the last two seasonswith OKC Energy FC, helping the side to a playoff berth in 2015 withthe help of Jacob VanCompernolle. Tommy Meyer was minutes fromclaiming the 2015 USL Championship as his LA Galaxy II side fell tothe Rochester Rhinos in extra time. Kris Tyrpak spent the 2015season with the Austin Aztex, scoring nine goals for his hometownclub. Jon Kempin (Orlando City SC, OKC Energy FC) spent time onloan at Sporting KC's former affiliates. Johnny Grant (FC Montreal),Zac Lubin (Tulsa Roughnecks FC) and Tyler Pasher (PittsburghRiverhounds) also have USL experience.

STRAIGHT OUTTA MLS

While there is a significant amount of USL knowhow in the squad,two players also boast MLS experience in Tommy Meyer and KrisTyrpak. Meyer was drafted in the first round of the 2012 MLSSuperDraft by the LA Galaxy and went on to make 57 appearancesin all competitions for the club, winning MLS Cup in 2012 and 2014along the way. Tyrpak was drafted by Chivas USA in the 2014 MLSSuperDraft, tallying one goal against the Colorado Rapids and oneassist against FC Dallas before the club folded at the end of thatseason. Two further players were also signed by MLS teams butdid not make an appearance, with Oumar Ballo drafted by theHouston Dynamo in 2015 and Christian Duke spending the 2013and 2014 seasons with Sporting KC.

INTERNATIONAL FLAVORThere are eight members of the Swope Park Rangers that wereborn outside of the U.S. and Canada. Oumar Ballo (Mali), AmerDidic (Bosnia & Herzegovina), Tomas Granitto (El Salvador), DaneKelly (Jamaica), Kevin Oliveira (Cape Verde), Daniel Salloi(Hungary) Nansel Selbol (Nigeria) and Ualefi (Brazil) were all bornoutside of North America and through different channels found theirway to the Rangers. Each USL team is permitted seven ForeignPlayers on their roster, though the Rangers only occupy five withOumar Ballo, Amer Didic and Tomas Granitto qualifying asdomestic players.

POTENT STRIKEFORCEOn Dec. 16, the Swope Park Rangers announced the signings ofDane Kelly and Kris Tyrpak, who combined for 20 goals in the USLregular season in 2015. Kelly is the USL's alltime leading scorerwith 42 goals with the Charelston Battery, while Kris Tyrpak hasscored goals in MLS, NASL, USL and USL PDL. In all competitionslast season, Kelly (12) and Tyrpak (11) had 23 goals between them.

ACADEMY TIESOn March 10, the Swope Park Rangers announced the signings ofEzra Armstrong, Will Little and Steven Tekesky to Academycontracts ahead of the 2016 USL season. All three players joinedthe Rangers directly from the Sporting KC Academy after spendinga large portion of preseason with the team. Armstrong and Littleboth relocated to Kansas City within the last few years fromTennessee to join the Sporting KC Academy, while Tekesky is aRaymore, Mo. native. Armstrong comes from a family withpedigree, with his father, Desmond Armstrong, a National Hall ofFamer.

FIRST TEAM HELPLast month, the Swope Park Rangers announced that the club hadadded Sporting Kansas City's Jon Kempin, Jimmy Medranda andDaniel Salloi on loan. All three players contributed immediately in

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the season opener against Timbers 2, with Kempin and Medrandastarting before Salloi appeared off the bench to notch the gamewinning goal late in the contest. Medranda was recalled to SportingKC ahead of their game vs. Real Salt Lake on Saturday.

CAPTAIN DUKEOn Wednesday, March 23, the Swope Park Rangers' firsteversigning Christian Duke was named captain of the club ahead of theseason opener. Duke is an Overland Park, Kan. native that camethrough Sporting KC's Academy before enjoying a fouryear collegecareer at the University of San Diego. He was selected by SportingKC in the 2013 Supplemental Draft but did not make an appearance,instead spending time on loan at OKC Energy FC before joining theclub permanently in 2015.

LOCAL PRESENCE IN THE SQUADWhile there are three players on the Swope Park Rangers rosterwho are directly from the Kansas City area, five more have

connections to the city. Christian Duke (Overland Park, Kan.), JonKempin (Leawood, Kan.) and Steven Tekesky (Raymore, Mo.) wereall raised in the region, while Ezra Armstrong, Will Little, Daniel Salloiand Nansel Selbol all entered the club through the Sporting KCAcademy despite not being natives of the area. In addition, centerback Tommy Meyer is from St. Louis, Mo. and returns to his homestate after spending eight years away.

CONNECTED TO SWOPE PARKThe team name, "Swope Park Rangers", is a moniker that stemsfrom the days of the old MLS Reserve League. Sporting KansasCity's reserve side would play games at Swope Soccer Village atSwope Park, and fans who followed the side coined the nameSwope Park Rangers in reference to the team. The name was neverused through official club channels until October 22, 2015, whenSporting Club introduced the Swope Park Rangers as the club's newUSL side. The club will play the majority of it's home games atChildren's Mercy Victory Field at Swope Soccer Village.

PLAYER BIOS

#26 TOMMY MEYER

#28 ZAC LUBIN

PRONUNCIATION: myer

POSITION: Defender

BORN: 3/20/90 (26 years old)

HEIGHT: 62 WEIGHT: 175 lbs.

HOMETOWN: St. Louis, Mo.

BIRTHPLACE: St. Louis, Mo.

COLLEGE: Indiana University

LAST CLUB: LA Galaxy (MLS)

PRONUNCIATION: LOObin

POSITION: Goalkeeper



HOMETOWN: Bozeman, Mont.

BIRTHPLACE: Steamboat Springs, Colo.

COLLEGE: St. Martin's University

LAST CLUB: Tulsa Roughnecks FC (USL)

#1 JON KEMPINPRONUNCIATION:




HOMETOWN: Leawood, Kan.

BIRTHPLACE: Leawood, Kan.

COLLEGE:

LAST CLUB: SKC Academy

#30 DANIEL SALLOIPRONUNCIATION: shallowEE

POSITION: Forward



HOMETOWN: Budapest, Hungary

BIRTHPLACE: Siofok, Hungary

COLLEGE:

LAST CLUB: Ujpest FC (Hungary)

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. PORStart: 3/26/16 vs. PORWin: 3/26/16 vs. PORShutout: 6/22/14 vs. ROC (w/ OKC)

Last Game: Started and played the full 90 minutes in goal in the 21win over Portland Timbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on March 26.Made two saves, both in a closerange double save to deny TaylorPeay.

2016:• Kempin has made one appearance, starting in goal in the club'sseason opener on March 26.

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. POR Assist: Start: 3/26/16 vs. POR Yellow Card: Goal: Red Card:

Last Game: Started and played the full 90 minutes at center back in the21 win over Portland Timbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on March 26,limiting T2 to just five shots.

2016:• Started in the club's season opener against Timbers 2.

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 6/27/15 vs. LA (w/ TUL)Start: 6/27/15 vs. LA (w/ TUL)Win: 6/5/15 vs. SEA (w/ TUL)Shutout: 5/24/15 vs. AUS (w/ TUL)

Last Game: Was an unused substitute in the 21 win over PortlandTimbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on March 26.

2016:• Served as the backup goalkeeper in the club's season opener onMarch 26.

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. POR Assist: Start: Yellow Card: Goal: 3/26/16 vs. POR Red Card:

Last Game: Played the final five minutes after replacing Tomas Granittoin the 21 win over Portland Timbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park onMarch 26. Scored the gamewinning goal with a onetimed finish instoppage time.

2016:• Has made one appearance, scoring the gamewinner off the benchagainst Timbers 2 on March 26.

#31 NANSEL SELBOL #32 CHRISTIAN DUKE

PLAYER BIOS

#33 JACOB VANCOMPERNOLLE #35 UALEFI

PRONUNCIATION: NAHNsul

POSITION: Forward



HOMETOWN: Jos, Nigeria

BIRTHPLACE: Jos, Nigeria

COLLEGE:

LAST CLUB: SKC Academy (USSDA)

PRONUNCIATION:

POSITION: Defender/Midfielder



HOMETOWN: Overland Park, Kan.

BIRTHPLACE: Overland Park, Kan.

COLLEGE: University of San Diego

LAST CLUB: Oklahoma City Energy FC (USL)

PRONUNCIATION:

POSITION: Defender



HOMETOWN: Dallas, Texas

BIRTHPLACE: Dallas, Texas

COLLEGE: UNC Wilmington

LAST CLUB: Oklahoma City Energy FC (USL)

PRONUNCIATION: WAHlefee

POSITION: Midfielder



HOMETOWN: Sao Paulo, Brazil

BIRTHPLACE: Sao Paulo, Brazil

COLLEGE:

LAST CLUB: Corinthians (Brazil)

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. POR Assist: 8/29/15 vs. AUS (w/ OKC)Start: 3/26/16 vs. POR Yellow Card: 9/16/15 vs.AZU (w/OKC)Goal: 8/5/13 vs. TAM (w/ ORL) Red Card:

Last Game: Started and played the full 90 minutes at left back in the club's21 win over Portland Timbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on March 26.

2016:• Has made one appearance, starting the club's season opener againstTimbers 2 on March 26.• Was named club captain in the week leading up to the season opener.

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. POR Assist: Start: Yellow Card: Goal: Red Card:

Last Game: Made his professional debut, replacing Jimmy Medranda inthe 70th minute of the 21 win over Portland Timbers 2 at Children'sMercy Park on March 26. Committed one foul in the game.

2016:• Played in his firstever professional game in the club's seasonopeningvictory over Timbers 2 on March 26.


Last Game: Started and played 90 minutes before being replaced byAmer Didic in stoppage time of the 21 win over Portland Timbers 2 atChildren's Mercy Park on March 26. Committed two fouls in the game.

2016:• Has made one appearance, starting the club's season opener againstT2 in central midfield.

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. POR Assist: Start: 3/26/16 vs. POR Yellow Card: 6/27/15 vs. LOU (w/OKC)Goal: Red Card:

Last Game: Started and played the full 90 minutes at center back in the21 win over Portland Timbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on March 26.Helped limit T2 to just five shots in the game.

2016:• Has made one appearance, starting in the club's season opener vs.Timbers 2 on March 26.

#44 TOMAS GRANITTO #47 MARK ANTHONY GONZALEZ

PLAYER BIOS

#49 WILL LITTLE #50 KRIS TYRPAK

PRONUNCIATION: TOEmas GRANEEtoe




HOMETOWN: Weston, Fla.

BIRTHPLACE: San Salvador, El Salvador

COLLEGE: Florida Gulf Coast University

LAST CLUB: FC Edmonton (NASL)

PRONUNCIATION: --

POSITION: Forward



HOMETOWN: Bolton, Ontario

BIRTHPLACE: Toronto, Ontario

COLLEGE: Evansville University

LAST CLUB:

PRONUNCIATION: --




HOMETOWN: Johnson City, Tenn.

BIRTHPLACE: Johnson City, Tenn.

COLLEGE:


PRONUNCIATION: TEERpak

POSITION: Forward



HOMETOWN: Dripping Springs, Texas

BIRTHPLACE: Austin, Texas

COLLEGE: Houston Baptist University

LAST CLUB: San Antonio Scorpions (NASL)LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. POR Assist: 7/17/15 vs. AZU (w/ AUS)Start: 3/26/16 vs. POR Yellow Card: 8/15/15 vs. LA(w/AUS)Goal: 9/20/15 vs. VAN (w/ AUS) Red Card:

Last Game: Started and played the opening 62 minutes before beingreplaced by Tyler Pasher in the 21 win over Portland Timbers 2 atChildren's Mercy Park on March 26. Took two shots in the game, with onebeing on target.

2016:• Has made one appearance, starting in the club's season opener vs.Timbers 2.

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: Assist: Start: Yellow Card: Goal: Red Card:

Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 21 win over PortlandTimbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on MArch 26.

2016:• Has yet to be included in the 18man squad.


Last Game: Started and played the opening 85 minutes before beingreplaced by Daniel Salloi in the 21 win over Portland Timbers 2 atChildren's Mercy Park on March 26. Took two shots and committed onefoul in the game.

2016:• Has made one appearance, starting in the club's season openingvictory over Timbers 2.

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. POR Assist: 3/26/16 vs. PORStart: Yellow Card: Goal: Red Card:

Last Game: Played the final few minutes after replacing Dane Kelly upfront in the 21 win over Portland Timbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park onMarch 26. Recorded the gamewinning assist with a neat pass to DanielSalloi.

2016:• Appeared off the bench in the club's season opener, tallying the assiston Daniel Salloi's gamewinner vs. Timbers 2.

#55 AMER DIDIC #56 EZRA ARMSTRONG

PLAYER BIOS

#74 JIMMY MULLIGAN #77 TYLER PASHER

PRONUNCIATION: UHmeer JEEditch

POSITION: Defender



HOMETOWN: Edmonton, Alberta

BIRTHPLACE: Zenica, Bosnia & Herzegovina

COLLEGE: Baker University

LAST CLUB:

PRONUNCIATION:

POSITION: Defender



HOMETOWN: Nashville, Tenn.

BIRTHPLACE: Gastonia, N.C.

COLLEGE:


PRONUNCIATION:

POSITION: Defender



HOMETOWN: Medford, N.Y.

BIRTHPLACE: Medford, N.Y.

COLLEGE: St. John's University

LAST CLUB: New York Cosmos (NASL)

PRONUNCIATION:

POSITION: Defender/Midfielder



HOMETOWN: Elmira, Ontario

BIRTHPLACE: Elmira, Ontario

COLLEGE:

LAST CLUB: Pittsburgh Riverhounds (USL)

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. POR Assist: Start: Yellow Card: Goal: Red Card:

Last Game: Played the final few moments after replacing Ualefi instoppage time of the 21 win over Portland Timbers 2 at Children'sMercy Park on March 26.

2016:• Has made one appearance, coming off the bench late in the club'sseason opener vs. Timbers 2.


Last Game: Was unavailable for selection in the 21 win over PortlandTimbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on March 26.



Last Game: Started and played the full 90 minutes at right back in the 21 win over Portland Timbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on March 26.Took one shot, which landed on target but was saved.

2016:• Started and played the full game in the club's season opener vs.Timbers 2.

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. POR Assist: Start: 8/22/15 vs. CLT (w/ PGH) Yellow Card: Goal: 7/4/15 vs. NY (w/ PGH) Red Card:

Last Game: Played the final 28 minutes after replacing Kris Tyrpak inthe 21 win over Portland Timbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on March26.

2016:• Has made one substitute appearance, coming off the bench in theseason opener vs. Timbers 2.

#88 KEVIN OLIVEIRA#81 OUMAR BALLO

PLAYER BIOS

#90 JOHNNY GRANT #92 ALEX MOLANO

PRONUNCIATION:




HOMETOWN: Sao Vicente, Cape Verde

BIRTHPLACE: Sao Vicente, Cape Verde

COLLEGE:

LAST CLUB: Benfica B (Portugal)

PRONUNCIATION: OHmar BAHLoh

POSITION: Defender



HOMETOWN: Baltimore, Md.

BIRTHPLACE: Bamako, Mali

COLLEGE: University of Md. Baltimore County

LAST CLUB: Houston Dynamo (MLS)

PRONUNCIATION:

POSITION: Defender



HOMETOWN: Toronto, Ontario

BIRTHPLACE: Toronto, Ontario

COLLEGE:

LAST CLUB: FC Montreal (USL)

PRONUNCIATION:




HOMETOWN: Dallas, Texas

BIRTHPLACE: Dallas, Texas

COLLEGE:

LAST CLUB: Dallas City FC (NPSL)

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. POR Assist: Start: 3/26/16 vs. POR Yellow Card: 3/26/16 vs. PORGoal: 3/26/16 vs. POR Red Card:

Last Game: Started and played the full 90 minutes in central midfield inthe 21 win over Portland Timbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on March26. Scored the club's firstever goal from the penalty spot.

2016:• Started in the club's season opener vs. Timbers 2 and made history byscoring the team's firstever goal.• Was named to the USL Team of the Week for Week 1 on March 29.


Last Game: Was an unused substitute in the 21 win over PortlandTimbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on March 26.

2016:• Has yet to make an appearance but was included in the 18man squadvs. Timbers 2 on March 26.

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 9/16/15 vs. HBG (w/ MTL) Assist: Start: 9/16/15 vs. HBG (w/ MTL) Yellow Card: Goal: Red Card:






#98 STEVEN TEKESKYPRONUNCIATION:




HOMETOWN: Raymore, Mo.

BIRTHPLACE: San Bernadino, Calif.

COLLEGE:


PLAYER BIOS

#99 DANE KELLYPRONUNCIATION:

POSITION: Forward



HOMETOWN: St. Catherine Parish, Jamaica

BIRTHPLACE: St. Catherine Parish, Jamaica

COLLEGE:

LAST CLUB: Charleston Battery (USL)

#94 JIMMY MEDRANDAPRONUNCIATION:




HOMETOWN: Mosquera, Colombia

BIRTHPLACE: Mosquera, Colombia

COLLEGE:

LAST CLUB: Deportivo Pereira (Colombia)

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: Start: Win: Shutout:



LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. POR Assist: 7/8/15 vs. CLT (w/ CHA)Start: 3/26/16 vs. POR Yellow Card: 8/22/15 vs. LOU (w/ CHA)Goal: 9/19/15 vs. CLT (w/ CHA) Red Card: 6/6/15 vs. WIL (w/ CHA)

Last Game: Started and played 90 minutes before being replaced instoppage time by Mark Anthony Gonzalez in the 21 win over PortlandTimbers 2 at Children's Mercy Park on March 26. Took a teamhigh fourshots in the game, with two on target and also earned the penalty thatgave his side the lead.

2016:• Made one appearance, starting in the season opener vs. Timbers 2 andearning a penalty early in the second half that was converted for the club'sfirstever goal.

LAST USL REGULARSEASON...Appearance: 3/26/16 vs. POR Assist: Start: 3/26/16 vs. POR Yellow Card: Goal: Red Card: Currently with Sporting KC

Last Game: Started and played the opening 70 minutes before beingreplaced by Nansel Selbol in the 21 win over Portland Timbers 2 atChildren's Mercy Park on March 26. Took two shots in the game, withone landing on target.

2016:• Has made one appearance, starting in the club's season opener vs.Timbers 2.

TECHNICAL STAFF

MARC DOS SANTOSHead Coach

NIKOLA POPOVICAssistant Coach

ALEC DUFTYGoalkeeper Coach

Marc Dos Santos is entering his 10th year of coaching in 2016, having most recently taken Ottawa Fury FC to the 2015

NASL Soccer Bowl, culminating in being named 2015 NASL Coach of the Year. Dos Santos began his career with the

Montreal Impact's reserve team, TroisRivieres Attak FC of the Canadian Soccer League in 2007. After several titles,

Dos Santos became the Impact head coach in 2009 and led Montreal to CONCACAF Champions League qualification

and a USL First Division title before transitioning to USSF Division 2 in 2010 and the NASL the following year. In 2012,

Dos Santos moved to Brazil to focus on youth development with FC Primeira Camisa U20s and SE Palmeiras U15s,

winning a Copa do Brasil U15 championship with the latter. Dos Santos returned to Canada in 2013 to take charge of

the Ottawa Fury ahead of their NASL expansion season.

Nikola Popovic has extensive experience coaching in Europe, having most recently been an assistant coach at Benfica

B. A dual citizen of Portugal and Serbia who was born in Belgrade, Popovic has coached in Portugal with CD Olivais e

Moscavide (200507), Varzim SC (200710), Sertanese FC (201314) and Benfica B (201516). He also coached in

Bulgaria with FC Vihren Sandanski (2007) and Chernomorets Burgas (201011). Popovic made further stops with the

Cape Verde National Team (2010), Spanish side AD Ceuta (2010), Qatari sides Al Dahfra (201112) and Aspire Academy

(2014). Popovic holds a UEFA Pro coaching license the highest UEFA license available and also spent time studying

at Inter Milan, Portugal Under21s and Serbia & Montenegro Under21s.

Alec Dufty spent the 2015 season in the USL with Toronto FC II. While with the club, the TFC II goalkeeping corps

finished third in the USL with 125 saves and starting goalkeeper Quillan Roberts placed second in the league in save

percentage (.766) and third in saves per game (4.80). Dufty had previously coached collegiately at Florida Gulf Coast

University and the University of Illinois at Chicago. A former MLS player, Dufty began his career with the New York Red

Bulls in 2009 before joining the MLS reserve goalkeeper pool. In 2010, Dufty joined USSF D2 Pro League side AC St.

Louis, before returning to MLS with the Chicago Fire later that same year. He announced his retirement and focused on

coaching at the conclusion of the 2011 season.

Head Trainer: Jacob BrownbackEquipment Manager: Andy Garay

STAFF

General Manager: Kurt AustinTeam Administrator: Jon Farrell

JOSH MCALLISTERFitness CoachJosh McAllister joined the Sporting KC organization in early 2015 as the Academy fitness coach, and has now

transitioned into a new role with the Swope Park Rangers. While with the Academy, McAllister assisted Mateus Manoel

with the first team, but his primary focus was developing fitness regimens and strength programs for each Academy age

group. A Marshalltown, Iowa native, McAllister graduated from the University of Northern Iowa in 2008 and coached

with Heartland Soccer Club, West Des Moines Soccer Club, Sporting Iowa before completing a yearlong internship

with the Portland Timbers in 2014. Immediately prior to joining Sporting KC, McAllister enjoyed a successful spell as an

assistant coach for the Drake University Men's Soccer Team.

2016 SWOPE PARK RANGERS LINEUPS

2016 SWOPE PARK RANGERS BOX SCORES

vs. Portland Timbers 2W, 21 March 26GK KempinD MulliganD MeyerD VanCompernolleD DukeM Ualefi (Didic 90+)M Granitto (Salloi 85' 1)M Oliveira 1F Tyrpak (Pasher 62')F Kelly (Gonzalez 90+)F Medranda (Selbol 70')

Portland Timbers 2 1 at Swope Park Rangers 2March 26, 2016 at Children's Mercy Park (Kansas City, Kan.)Scoring SPR Kevin Oliveira 1 (Penalty Kick) 48', Daniel Salloi 1(Mark Anthony Gonzalez 1) 90+POR Nick Besler 1 (Kharlton Belmar 1) 90+

Shots Saves Corners Fouls OffsidesPOR 5 6 3 13 3SPR 15 2 4 11 2

PARTICIPATION CHART3/26 4/2 4/9 4/23 4/27 5/7 5/14 5/21 5/28 6/4 6/8 6/12 6/18 6/26 7/2

PLAYER POR TUL SAN OKC VAN STL TUL RGV SAC POR RGV VAN OKC SEA STLArmstrong UNAVBallo DNPDidic SUB1Duke LB90Gonzalez SUB1Granitto CM85Grant UNAVKelly CF89Kempin GK90Little UNAVLubin DNPMedranda LW70Meyer CB90Molano UNAVMulligan RB90Oliveira CM90Pasher SUB28Salloi SUB5Selbol SUB20Tekesky UNAVTyrpak RW62Ualefi CM89VanCompernolle CB90

7/9 7/12 7/20 7/23 7/30 8/3 8/6 8/13 8/21 8/27 8/31 9/3 9/10 9/18 9/24PLAYER AZU OKC COL OCB SAN STL TUL RMO STL LA SAN RGV TUL OKC SEAArmstrongBalloDidicDukeGonzalezGranittoGrantKellyKempinLittleLubinMedrandaMeyerMolanoMulliganOliveiraPasherSalloiSelbolTekeskyTyrpakUalefiVanCompernolle

Positionminutes starting positionmin played DNP unused substitute INJ injured (DL Disabled List) SKC with Sporting KC

SUBminutes substitutemin played UNAV unavailable for selection SUS suspended

2016 USL RESULTS

RANGERS' RECORD WHEN...

DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE ATTEND. RECORD PLACE PTS. GOALSCORERSMarch 26 vs. Portland Timbers 2 W 21 6,812 100 T1 3 Oliveira, SalloiApril 2 at Tulsa Roughnecks FCApril 9 at San Antonio FCApril 23 at OKC Energy FCApril 27 vs. Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2May 7 at Saint Louis FCMay 14 vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FCMay 21 at Rio Grande Valley FCMay 28 at Sacramento Republic FCJune 4 at Portland Timbers 2June 8 vs. Rio Grande Valley FCJune 12 at Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2June 18 vs. OKC Energy FCJune 26 at Seattle Sounders FC 2July 2 vs. Saint Louis FCJuly 9 at Arizona United SCJuly 12 vs. OKC Energy FCJuly 20 at Colorado Springs Switchbacks FCJuly 23 vs. Orange County Blues FCJuly 30 vs. San Antonio FCAug. 3 at Saint Louis FCAug. 6 at Tulsa Roughnecks FCAug. 13 at Real MonarchsAug. 21 vs. Saint Louis FCAug. 27 vs. LA Galaxy IIAug. 31 vs. San Antonio FCSept. 3 vs. Rio Grande Valley FCSept.10 vs. Tulsa Roughnecks FCSept. 18 at OKC Energy FCSept. 24 vs. Seattle Sounders FC 2

STARTS OFF THE BENCH SCORES ASSISTSOverall Home Away Overall Home Away Overall Home Away Overall Home Away

Armstrong 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Ballo 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Didic 000 000 000 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Duke 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Gonzalez 000 000 000 100 100 000 000 000 000 100 100 000Granitto 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Grant 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Kelly 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Kempin 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Little 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Lubin 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Medranda 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Meyer 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Molano 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Mulligan 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Oliveira 100 100 000 000 000 000 100 100 000 000 000 000Pasher 000 000 000 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Salloi 000 000 000 100 100 000 100 100 000 000 000 000Selbol 000 000 000 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Tekesky 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Tyrpak 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000Ualefi 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000VanCompernolle 100 100 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000

CATEGORICAL WINLOSSOverall Home Away

Overall 100 100 000

At Children's Mercy Victory Field 000 000 000At Children's Mercy Park 100 100 000

Scoring First 100 100 000Opp. Scoring First 000 000 000

Leading at Half 000 000 000Trailing at Half 000 000 000Tied at Half 100 100 000

Leading at 75' 100 100 000Trailing at 75' 000 000 000Tied at 75' 000 000 000

OutShooting Opp. 100 100 000OutShot by Opp. 000 000 000Shots Even 000 000 000

In Shutouts 000 000 000

In Primary Kits 000 000 000In Secondary Kits 100 100 000

In March 100 100 000In April 000 000 000In May 000 000 000In June 000 000 000In July 000 000 000In August 000 000 000In September 000 000 000

On Wednesdays 000 000 000On Saturdays 100 100 000On Sundays 000 000 000

In Clear Weather 000 000 000In Cloudy Weather 100 100 000In Rain 000 000 000In Snow 000 000 000

Below 30 at Kickoff 000 000 0003049 at Kickoff 000 000 0005059 at Kickoff 100 100 0006069 at Kickoff 000 000 0007079 at Kickoff 000 000 0008089 at Kickoff 000 000 00090+ at Kickoff 000 000 000

Using No Subs 000 000 000Using 1 Sub 000 000 000Using 2 Subs 000 000 000Using 3 Subs 000 000 000Using 4 Subs 000 000 000Using 5 Subs 100 100 000

On Artificial Surface 000 000 000On Natural Grass 100 100 000

MISCELLANEOUS STATSQuickest Goal Oliveira vs. POR (3/26) 48'

Quickest Goal Against Besler vs. POR (3/26) 90+

GameWinning Goals after 75' Salloi vs. POR (3/26) 90+

GameTying Goals after 75' None

GameWinning Goals Against after 75' None

GameTying Goals Against after 75' None

Hat Tricks None

Hat Tricks Against None

Own Goals For None

Own Goals Against None

Red Cards None

Opponent's Red Cards None

PENALTY KICKS FOR

PENALTY KICKS AGAINST

SPR Player Goalkeeper, Team Date ResultKevin Oliveira Wade Hamilton, POR 3/26 Goal

Player, Team SPR Goalkeeper Date Result

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