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Sounders FC News & Notes

Published on May 23, 2011 under Major League Soccer (MLS)
Seattle Sounders FC News Release


Seattle Seeks to Sustain Unbeaten Run Against FC Dallas, Real Salt Lake

Part of the pack of contenders in the Western Conference, Seattle Sounders FC has a chance to break out of the bunch by the end of the week. Yet it's a tall task for the Rave Green since they must confront two of the best in MLS within a span of three days. Seattle concludes a three-game home stand on Wednesday evening versus FC Dallas at 7 p.m. PT on the Xbox Pitch at Qwest Field. On Saturday night Sounders FC tests Real Salt Lake at Rio Tinto Stadium at 6 p.m. PT.

Wednesday's match will be broadcast on KONG 6/16 and ROOT Sports will air the game live with Arlo White calling the action. Saturday's game in Sandy, Utah will be aired live on KONG 6/16 and THIS-TV. Rob Stone and Peter Fewing will describe the action.

After this week pace slows to one match per week until Open Cup play begins late next month. Seattle plays at Chicago on June 4.

Although hit hard by injuries Sounders FC (4-3-5, 17 points) has fought on, earning points in nine of the last 10 starts to share third in the West table. A stoppage time goal by Jeff Parke produced a 1-nil home win over Sporting Kansas City last Saturday, extending the current unbeaten string to three games.

FC Dallas (5-3-3, 18 points), runner-up in MLS Cup 2010, lost League MVP David Ferreira on April 23 but that same date was the start of a six-game unbeaten streak (4-0-2). Dallas and Real Salt Lake finished in a scoreless deadlock on Sunday in a match delayed by lightning in the second half.

Three of the previous four meetings with the Texans have ended tied, including both 2010 matches which featured late equalizers by FC Dallas. Seattle got the lone victory in the series, 2-1 in the final game of 2009.

Backed by North America's largest fan base, Seattle has sold-out 38 straight MLS home games and lost only once (8-1-4) in the last 13 regular season fixtures on its home turf.

No team has proven more formidable at home the past three years than Real Salt Lake. Since moving into Rio Tinto at the end of 2008, RSL has gone 24-1-11. It's been 29 matches and two years since the lone loss, to Kansas City on May 16, 2009, and visitors have managed to score only one goal in four games this season.

Real Salt Lake (5-1-2, 18 points) has the fewest losses in MLS and has at least two games in hand on its West brethren because of postponements due to CONCACAF Champions League action earlier this spring. It was runner-up to Mexico's Monterrey in the final series.

Seattle and RSL are knotted at 1-1-2 in the regular season series. Both games were drawn in 2010. The teams also met in a 2009 U.S. Open Cup play-in game, won 4-1 at home by Sounders FC.

Both matches this week will be broadcast live on 97.3 KIRO FM and La Gran D 99.3 FM.

For tickets to Sounders FC home matches go to www.SoundersFC.com or call 877-MLS-GOAL.

Upcoming Competition Schedule (All times Pacific)

Wednesday, May 25, 7 p.m. - FC Dallas, Xbox Pitch at Qwest Field, Seattle

Saturday, May 28, 6 p.m. - at Real Salt Lake, Rio Tinto Stadium, Sandy, Utah

Saturday, June 4, 5:30 p.m. - at Chicago Fire, Toyota Park, Bridgeville, Ill.

Saturday, June 11, 7:30 p.m. - Vancouver Whitecaps FC, Xbox Pitch at Qwest Field, Seattle

Saturday, June 18, 4 p.m. - at Toronto FC, BMO Field, Toronto, Ont.

The Beat Goes On

Sounders FC are two points ahead of last year's 12-match pace, when the record was 4-5-3, and is on par with the 2009 start of 4-3-5. That has been accomplished in spite of lengthy absences of Steve Zakuani (leg fracture; six games to date), O'Brian White (blood clot; five games), Mauro Rosales (hamstring; three games) and Brad Evans (hamstring and adductor; four games).

Nineteen different players have started at least once and 23 have seen action. Twelve players have either scored or assisted on a goal.

A Premium on Goals

While coping with injuries to some key players, it's a challenge to integrate all the pieces and shift the attack into high gear. Since scoring a season-high three goals against Toronto FC on April 30 Seattle has been limited to a single strike in the last four games. Against the next two foes, a single goal could prove huge.

FC Dallas arrives in Seattle having not allowed a goal in 399 minutes and four straight shutouts. Real Salt Lake has allowed only two goals in its first eight games, has posted three straight shutouts and owns a scoreless streak of 280 minutes at home. FC Dallas and RSL battled to a nil-nil draw at Pizza Hut Park on Sunday. Each team's offense has stalled of late. It was the second straight scoreless game for Real Salt Lake and Dallas has totaled three goals in the last four matches.

Road Warriors

In their short history, Sounders FC have made a name for themselves on the road. Among the accomplishments: winning the 2009 U.S. Open Cup final at D.C United, breaking the Columbus Crews' record 22-game home unbeaten streak in 2009, and becoming the first road team to win at Red Bull Arena in 2010. Altogether, the Rave Green are nearly .500 (14-15-12) on the road in domestic league, cup and playoff games.

What's more, it can be argued that no MLS team has come closer to winning at Rio Tinto Stadium in the last couple years. In the first RSL home game since winning the 2009 MLS Cup, Seattle entered the fourth minute of stoppage time with a 2-1 lead, only to have Alvaro Saborio come off the bench to equalize in the dying seconds. Real Salt Lake has since extended its home unbeaten streak to a league record 29 straight.

It Takes a Village

Jeff Parke's goal was the first by a defender this season and only the second by a member of the back four in the last 30 regular season matches. All told, there have been eight scored by defenders, led by Tyrone Marshall's three.

It also marked the first time that defenders combined exclusively for a goal by Seattle. Tyson Wahl got the assist from his corner kick. This season midfielders and defenders account for 10 of the team's 14 goals.

Parke becomes the second Seattle defender to score while the defense posts a shutout. Leo Gonzalez did it first, against New England in 2010. Parke's only other MLS goal came on June 12, 2004 as a rookie for New York. It was Wahl's second career assist; he earned his first against Chicago last season.

Parke Wins Player of the Week

Jeff Parke was voted MLS Player of the Week, becoming the first defender to be so honored since 2009. Parke headed home the game-winning goal in stoppage time to lift Seattle over Sporting Kansas City, 1-0.

Parke is the first defender to win the award since Chad Marshall of Columbus in Week 22 of the 2009 season, and the first Sounders FC player to win the award since Steve Zakuani in Week 29 of 2010. Parke narrowly edged out Philadelphia striker Carlos Ruiz for this week's honor.

Returning to Health

Last week's game marked Mauro Rosales' return to the lineup following a two-match absence, and it was the Argentine's first start in five outings. Rosales played 69 minutes and got off one shot. Erik Friberg, who missed his first match on May 14 against Portland, was back in the 18.

While they are still sidelined indefinitely, O'Brian White and Steve Zakuani were well enough to attend their first match since being hospitalized late last month. White attended the team's pre-game meeting and both players watched the game from a suite.

Only midfielder Osvaldo Alonso and goalkeeper Kasey Keller have played each match and both have played all 1080 minutes. Keller has started 67 regular season matches in a row-dating to April 25, 2009-the longest current streak in MLS. The only match he failed to finish during this run was at FC Dallas on April 22, 2010. Keller left after the first half and a collision with Jeff Cunningham.

Clean Sheets & More

The clean sheet for Seattle was the third of the season and all have come in the last six games. Two of those shutouts have been delivered by a changed back four. Jeff Parke replaced Patrick Ianni alongside Jhon Kennedy Hurtado as Sigi Schmid continues to give one of those three a timely rest. The defense has allowed only 0.92 goals per game. Kasey Keller now has 24 career shutouts over two-plus seasons. Only Nick Rimando (28) of Real Salt Lake has more since the start of 2009.

The Late Show

Seattle and Kansas City have produced some thrilling late shows on the Xbox Pitch at Qwest Field the past two years. Jeff Parke's winner last week, coming in the third minute of stoppage time, is second only to a Mike Fucito goal to beat the then-Wizards. There have now been five stoppage time goals for the Sounders FC, with four of them determining the outcome.

94+ - Mike Fucito vs. Kansas City (winner), 4/1/7/2010

93+ - Jeff Parke vs. Kansas City (winner), 5/21/2011

92+ - Fredy Montero vs. Chicago (winner), 8/28/2010

91+ - Fredy Montero vs. D.C. United, 6/10/2010

91+ - Alvaro Fernandez at Philadelphia (equalizer), 4/16/2011

90+ - Own goal vs. D.C. United, 6/10/2010

Three of a Kind

Sounders FC has certainly been affected by the loss, and their opponents this week know just how they feel. Steve Zakuani suffered a fractured leg on a horrific tackle on April 22, and the star winger who led the team in scoring at that point is now out of action indefinitely. A day later, on April 23, David Ferreira of FC Dallas broke an ankle on a challenge by a Vancouver defender. Ferreira, who had sparked his team's run to the MLS Cup final, was the league's MVP in 2010. And on May 7 another member of the 2010 MLS Best XI was cut down. Real Salt Lake talisman Javier Morales sustained a fractured leg against Chivas USA.

Series Trigger Men

Fredy Montero has registered either a goal or an assist in the last three meetings with FC Dallas. He scored in both of last year's games, most notably a 40-yard free kick at Frisco that was voted MLS Goal of the Week.

Nate Jaqua has scored a career-best six times against Real Salt Lake. All of those goals have come in the last eight games versus RSL.

Reserve League: Seattle Puts Perfect Record on the Line at Portland May 30

One of two teams remaining with a perfect record in the MLS Reserve League, Sounders FC (3-0-0, 9 points) resumes League play on Monday, May 30 at Portland (1-1-0, 3 points). The match at JELD-WEN Field begins at 2 p.m. PT. The next home match is June 7 against Vancouver. First kick is 7 p.m. at Starfire Sports Stadium.

Sounders FC to Face Panama's San Francisco FC in CONCACAF Champions League

Sounders FC will face Panama's San Francisco FC in the Preliminary Round of the 2011-12CONCACAF Champions League. The pairings were determined by a draw held on May 18 at the CONCACAF offices in New York.

San Francisco will host the first leg of the Preliminary Round, between July 26-28. Sounders FC will host the second leg, between August 2-4, on the Xbox Pitch at Qwest Field. Competition dates and ticket information will be announced soon

The Preliminary Round winners advance to the six-round Group Stage, which will begin August 16-18 and conclude October 18-20.

The Sounders FC-San Francisco winner will advance to Group D, joining defending Champions League winner CF Monterrey (Mexico), CD Comunicaciones (Guatemala) and the winner of the preliminary round matchup between CS Herediano (Costa Rica) and the Caribbean Club championship third-place finisher. The CFU Club Champions Cup semifinals are set for May 25 with the championship and third-place match two days later.

Seattle won its 2010-11 Preliminary Round series with El Salvador's Isidro Metapan, 2-1 on aggregate, and later finished fourth in its group, which included Monterrey. San Francisco lost to Mexico's Cruz Azul, 9-2 on aggregate, in the Preliminary Round.

Seattle earned a berth in the Champions League Preliminary round by virtue of winning the 2010 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.

FC Dallas, last season's MLS Cup finalist, will also participate in the Preliminary Round. Supporters' Shield winner L.A Galaxy and MLS Cup winner Colorado Rapids have berths in the Group Stage.

The CONCACAF Champions League is open to the leading teams from federations throughout North America, Central America and the Caribbean.

Monterrey won the 2010-11 CONCACAF Champions League last month, defeating Real Salt Lake, 3-2 on aggregate.

Date Change: Sounders FC to Host Philadelphia on October 8

Seattle Sounders FC announced last week that the date for the home match versus the Philadelphia Union has been moved to Saturday, October 8. The game will start at 7:00 p.m. PT on the Xbox Pitch at Qwest Field.

At the request of Major League Soccer the match was moved from its original July 23 date to accommodate the Union's involvement in the Herbalife World Football Challenge.

All tickets issue for the original date will be honored on October 8.

Note: Two Time Changes

Kickoff for the June 11 home match versus Vancouver was changed to 7:30 on the Xbox Pitch at Qwest Field. The match will be nationally televised by Fox Soccer.

First kick for Seattle's game at Portland on July 10 has been moved up to 1 p.m. PT at JELD-WEN Field. The Sounders FC-Timbers match will be televised by ESPN2.

Sounders FC Invites Fans to Participate in Food Drive on Wednesday

Sounders FC, QFC, and Food Lifeline are encouraging fans to bring non-perishable food or cash donations to the Sounders FC versus FC Dallas match at Qwest Field on Wednesday, May 25 to help "Shutout Hunger". Fans who donate at the gate will receive a co-branded Sounders FC and QFC reusable grocery bag while supplies last.

Fans are encouraged to visit their neighborhood QFC store and purchase the recommended non-perishable food items and bring to any entrance at Qwest Field. Fans can also text the word "MEALS" to 5-2-0-0-0 to donate $10 instantly to Food Lifeline.

Volunteers from Food Lifeline will be available at all gates to accept contributions. The donations will assist Food Lifeline, a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending hunger in Western Washington. Food Lifeline makes every penny count, with 96% of every donation going directly toward feeding hungry people.

Fans can also drop-off non-perishable food in collection bins at their neighborhood QFC or donate online at www.foodlifeline.org

Items that are most needed by Food Lifeline include the following:

General Food Items - canned fruits and vegetables, hot and cold cereals, tuna fish, canned meats, peanut butter, and soup

Whole Meals - chili, stews and hearty soups, pork & beans, raisins, macaroni & cheese

Dried Goods - rice, pasta, oatmeal, breakfast cereal, macaroni & cheese, cooking spices

Infant & Baby Foods - baby formula, canned milk, powdered milk, plastic jars of baby food, infant cereal (diapers are also needed)

For more information visit www.SoundersFC.com

Academy Update: League Play Resumption Postponed; Three Friendlies Set for Saturday

The resumption of league play for the two Sounders FC Academy teams has been pushed back one week. The Sounders FC U18 and U16 teams' next matches in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy will on Saturday, June 4 at 3 and 5:30 p.m., respectively. Both games will be played at Starfire Sports Stadium in Tukwila, Wash.

The games against the California Development Academy have been rescheduled for Saturday, June 18 at Starfire. Those will be the final league fixtures this season.

Three friendlies have been schedule for Saturday to take the place of the postponed league games. The Pre-Academy team will play the Emerald City U16s at 9:30 a.m., followed by the Sounders FC U18s versus Tres Leones at 12 p.m. and the U16s against some local community college all-stars at 2:30 p.m. All three games will be played at Starfire Sports Stadium.

Seattle's two academy teams have combined to achieve the second highest combined points per game among all USSDA teams. Their 4.3 combined points per game trailed only the 4.85 total of the Charlotte Sports Academy in North Carolina. The U16s ranked third at 2.3 per game, behind Charlotte Sports Academy (2.65) and St. Louis Scott Gallagher (2.31). The U18s were tied for eighth at 2.0.

The Pre-Academy team won two out of three matches last weekend, defeating Mountain FC of Canada (4-2) and Coquitlam Metro (3-0) and falling to the British Columbia provincial team (1-0).

Mexico-Ecuador Friendly Set for Saturday in Seattle

Mexico's national team will face Ecuador on Saturday at 1 p.m. PT on the Xbox Pitch at Qwest Field.Tickets for the match are still available and can be purchased at www.Ticketmaster.com, by calling 1-800-745-3000 or at all usual Ticketmaster locations.

Recap: Sounders FC 1 vs. Sporting Kansas City 0 - May 21, Xbox Pitch at Qwest Field

Jeff Parke's header in the final minutes of second-half stoppage time lifted Seattle to a dramatic victory in front of 36,098 fans on the Xbox Pitch at Qwest Field.

Parke's game-winner came in the third minute of stoppage time when Tyson Wahl sent a corner kick into the box. Wahl's cross found Parke, who managed to slip through the defense of Kansas City and connect with an 8-yard header that snuck inside the far post.

The goal was Parke's first as a member of Sounders FC and his first since June 12, 2004, his rookie year with New York. It was his first game-winner.

Wahl earned his first assist of the season and the first game-winning assist of his career.

Sounders FC held an advantage in total shots, 12-7, but managed to put only two on goal.

Kasey Keller earned recorded three saves, including the vital diving stop in the fifth minute. It was his 24th career shutout and third of the season.

In the game's fifth minute, KC midfielder Ryan Smith got off a shot from the right side but Keller made a diving stop to his right from 10 yards. Omar Bravo's rebound attempt was caught by Keller.

In the 20th minute, Alvaro Fernandez lobbed pass over multiple Sporting defenders to Mauro Rosales, whose header went just over the crossbar.

Rosales swung a cross from the right side into the box for Fernandez in the 34th minute but his attempt at a header on goal was cleared away for a corner kick.

Osvaldo Alonso pounded a shot from 28 yards out in the 35th minute but missed just over the crossbar.

Rosales, Sounders FC's co-leader in assists, returned to the starting lineup and saw action for the first time since aggravating a hamstring injury on May 4 at DC United.

Manchester United Faces Barcelona for UEFA Champions League Crown on Saturday

European supremacy will be determined on Saturday when Manchester United meets Barcelona in the UEFA Champions League final at London's Wembley Stadium. Man United is seeking its fourth continental crown and to avenge a loss to Barca in the 2009 Champions League final.

Manchester United will play Sounders FC on July 20 at 7 p.m. PT as they prepare for the 2011/12 season in Europe. The presenting partners are AT&T and Samsung Mobile. The friendly is part of the Sounders FC full 18-match season ticket package.

Prior to the June 1 public on-sale date for individual tickets, fans can guarantee seats for Manchester United by purchasing a three match ticket package for $99. The three match ticket packages also include the June 23 game against the New York Red Bulls and October 15 against the San Jose Earthquakes. The packages are available by phone at 1-877-MLS-GOAL or online at www.SoundersFC.com.

Among the Leaders

Sounders FC leads the league in assists (17), shots (158) and fouls committed (176). Seattle is fourth in goals (14), third in shots on goal (53) and second in corner kicks (65). The only category that Sounders FC are ranked out of the top 10 is fouls suffered (11th with 134). Brad Evans is tied-fifth in MLS with four goals. Fredy Montero and Mauro Rosales are tied-sixth with three assists. Montero is second in shots with 36 and first in shots on goal with 16. Montero is also seventh with 22 fouls suffered. Osvaldo Alonso is tied-third with 23 fouls committed. Kasey Keller is second with 35 saves, tied-third with four wins and ninth with a 0.92 goals against average. Keller and Alonso are two of five players to log 1080 minutes or more through the first ten weeks.

Dallas Series Notes

Sounders FC is unbeaten (1-0-3) in four MLS meetings with FC Dallas, with the only win coming at Qwest Field in October 2009. The series was even last season as Dallas was able to score late equalizers in both matches (Jeff Cunningham's stoppage time penalty kick at Dallas and David Ferreira's 87th minute leveler in Seattle). Seattle is looking for its first shutout in the series as both sides have scored at least one goal in all four matchups. Fredy Montero scored twice against Dallas last season, including a 40-yard free kick at Pizza Hut Park. In a February preseason training game in Orlando, Florida, Brek Shea supplied a goal and assist to lead Dallas to a 2-0 victory over Sounders FC.

About FC Dallas

The MLS Cup runner-ups have started the 2011 season strong as they sit in second place in the Western Conference with 18 points and the second-most wins in MLS (five).On Sunday night, Dallas earned a 0-0 home draw against Real Salt Lake. Dallas has scored 13 goals (T-5th) this season with a league-leading five multi-goal games. The defense has proved solid with a 0.91 goals allowed average and five shutouts (T-1st). Dallas is 1-2-1 on the road but has not lost (4-0-2) since April 17.

Dallas Notables

Brek Shea leads the team with three goals, two winners, and has added one assist in his ten starts. With three goals on 11 shots, Shea ranks eighth in MLS with a scoring percentage of 27.3. Midfielder Marvin Chavez has recorded a team-high three assists and also leads the team with 20 shots (seven on goal). Overall, eight different Dallas players have scored and 11 different players have supplied an assist. Reigning MVP David Ferreira scored three goals and one assist before sustaining a broken ankle at Vancouver on April 23. Goalkeeper Kevin Hartman has started all 11 games, allowing ten goals on 37 shots and has posted a league-best five shutouts.

The Dallas Connection

Sigi Schmid coached goalkeeper Kevin Hartman at UCLA. They were together again with the L.A. Galaxy, winning the 2001 U.S Open Cup and the 2002 MLS Cup. James Riley and Daniel Hernandez played together at New England from 2005-2007. Dallas defender George John is from Shoreline, Washington, and played for the University of Washington. Forwards Fabian Castillo and Milton Rodriguez, midfielder David Ferreira and defender Jair Benitez are from Colombia, like Seattle's Fredy Montero, Jhon Kennedy Hurtado and Miguel Montaño. Dallas forward Maykel Galindo played for the Sounders (USL) from 2005-06. Tyson Wahl (2002-05) played with Dallas midfielder Andrew Jacobson (2003-06) at Cal. Servando Carrasco (2007-10) was also a Golden Bear alongside Dallas' Andrew Wiedeman (2007-09).

Real Salt Lake Series Notes

Sounders FC is 1-1-2 against Salt Lake, having only brought one point home in two visits to Rio Tinto Stadium. The series finished even last year with a 2-2 road draw and a scoreless draw at Qwest Field. Five of the seven goals scored by both teams have come in the final 45 minutes, including a late equalizer in Seattle's last trip to Sandy, Utah. Fredy Montero has a goal and an assist in four meetings with RSL.

The two teams also met in February preseason play in Casa Grande, Arizona. Fredy Montero converted a penalty kick with one minute remaining in the 110-minute training game to earn a 3-3 draw. Lamar Neagle and O'Brian White scored and Collen Warner recorded a brace for Salt Lake.

About Salt Lake

Real Salt Lake is tied with Seattle at third in the West with 17 points but has played four fewer games. Since losing to Monterrey in the CONCACAF Champions League final on April 27, Salt Lake has gone 1-1-1 with only one goal scored. In its most recent match RSL earned a road draw against Dallas on Sunday night. Salt Lake has not lost at home in over two years (5/16/2009) as they are on a 29-game home unbeaten streak, having won three of four so far this season at Rio Tinto, outscoring their opponents 6-1. There aren't many goals scored in games involving RSL this season. The club has allowed the fewest goals (2) and scored the second-fewest (9).

RSL Notables

Kyle Beckerman has started seven games with one goal. Paulo Araujo Jr. has scored two goals in four games and has the third-best scoring percentage in MLS at 28.6. Salt Lake will be without the services of several key attackers. Costa Rican midfielder Alvaro Saborio, who is yet to open his 2011 account, and El Salvadorian midfielder Arturo Alvarez have already departed RSL camp for national team duty. Javier Morales scored two goals with two assists before sustaining an injury on May 7. The backline has remained consistent with the likes of Nat Borchers, Jamison Olave, Chris Wingert and Robbie Russell helping to create the league's stingiest defense. Goalkeeper Nick Rimando leads the league with just two goals allowed in seven starts (0.29 GAA) and five shutouts.

The RSL Connection

Both Leo Gonzalez (61 appearances) and Alvaro Saborio (64) began playing for the Costa Rica National Team in 2002. Midfielder Collen Warner went to the University of Portland where he played all four seasons for the Pilots. Sigi Schmid coached midfielder Ned Grabavoy for one season at Los Angeles (2004).

Throw-ins

The goal scored against Sporting KC was the second on a corner kick this season. Steve Zakuani scored on the previous such play versus Houston...All six goals scored by Seattle central defenders have come off either corner kicks or set plays, when the biggest players, both offensive and defensive, are positioned in the box...Defender Leo Gonzalez has four yellow cards. A fifth yellow card results in a one-game suspension. However, if Gonzalez avoids a card for three consecutive games he would earn a one-card reduction from MLS...Last week's win doubled the number of all-time Seattle victories in the month of May and marked the club's first home win in May. Sounders FC are now 2-4-8 in May and they are 25-4-9 all-time when scoring first and 18-7-11 at home...The Rave Green are aiming for consecutive wins for the second time this year. There have been only two winning streaks of three or more games in a single season: the first three matches of the inaugural 2009 campaign and a record four in a row in September and October of 2010...Sigi Schmid now has 143 career wins. Bob Bradley is next with 124 and Bruce Arena has 115...May 26 is the second anniversary of Sounders FC defeating Colorado, 1-0, to earn a berth in the third round of the 2009 U.S. Open Cup. A year ago on May 26 the club earned its first victory in a home friendly, beating Argentina's Boca Juniors, 3-0...Drew Carey turns 53 today (Monday, May 23)...Brad Evans will be at the Alaska USA Federal Credit Union (Overlake Branch) from 5-6 p.m. on Thursday, May 26. For more information visit www.SoundersFC.com.

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