Sidekicks Play in MISL Preseason Tournament in Milwaukee
September 25, 2003 - Major Indoor Soccer League 2 (MISL 2)
Dallas Sidekicks News Release
DALLAS SIDEKICKS at the MISL Easter Seals Preseason Classic
Dallas vs. St. Louis Friday, September 26, 2003 at 4:00 PM
Dallas vs. Philadelphia Saturday, September 27, 2003 at 12:00 PM
US Cellular Arena in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The Dallas Sidekicks travel to Milwaukee for the MISL Easter Seals Preseason Classic. Dallas takes on the St. Louis Steamers on Friday at 4:00 p.m. and Philadelphia on Saturday at 12:00 p.m.
This is the second year for Dallas to participate in the MISL preseason tournament. In 2002, Dallas hosted the Kansas City Comets, Milwaukee Wave and the San Diego Sockers for the Western Conference tournament at Inwood Soccer Center.
RADIO: All Sidekicks regular season games are on KSKY 660 AM as well as at www.dallassidekicks.com. All broadcasts begin fifteen minutes prior to listed kickoff and will last three hours. Pete Stein calls the action with Dev Reeves adding color. John Clemens and Robert Trammel host the halftime and post-game shows. The first broadcast will be the home opener vs. Monterrey Fury, Saturday October 4 at 6:50 PM.
SIDEKICKS ON TV: Dallas will have nine road games on KFWD Channel 52 this season, beginning November 22 at St. Louis. The television package also includes all Dallas Sidekicks' road playoff games for the 2004 Major Indoor Soccer League playoffs. Pete Stein will call the action and former Sidekick Dev Reeves will serve as the analyst. The Sidekicks last televised game was on KSTR 49 December 22, 2001 when the Sidekicks defeated the San Diego Sockers for the 2001 World Indoor Soccer League championship. The Sidekicks last televised regular season games during the 1997 season, the final year of the Continental Indoor Soccer League.
2003-04 TV Schedule
Sat. Nov. 22 at St. Louis Steamers 7:00 p.m.
Sat. Dec. 20 at San Diego Sockers 9:00 p.m.
Sat. Jan. 10 at Baltimore Blast 6:30 p.m.
Sun. Jan. 11 at Philadelphia Kixx 12:00 p.m.
Sat. Feb. 7 at Kansas City 7:30 p.m.
Sun. Feb. 15 at Cleveland Force 2:00 p.m.
Wed. Mar. 17 at St. Louis Steamers 7:30 p.m.
Sat. Mar. 20 at Milwaukee Wave 6:00 p.m.
Sun. Mar. 28 at Philadelphia Kixx 12:00 p.m.
All games live on KFWD Channel 52
HISTORY VS. ST. LOUIS: The Sidekicks are 7-3 (.700) against the current St. Louis Steamers who played in the WISL in 2000 and 2001. This is the first time Dallas has faced this St. Louis franchise in a preseason game.
Overall: 7-3 (.700), Home: 3-2 (.600), Road: 4-1 (.800), Overtime: 0-2 (.000)
Date Opponent Result Attendance Record GK GW (GWA)
9-8-2000 at St. Louis W 6 2 3,841 1-0 Sagu 1-0 Tatu (Doyle)
9-15-2000 St. Louis L (ot) 3 4 5,268 1-1 Sagu 1-1
10-6-2000 at St. Louis W 8 5 5,013 2-1 Sagu 2-1 Doyle (Tatu)
11-5-2000 St. Louis W 8 5 8,091 3-1 Sagu 3-1 Tatu (Flanagan)
8-25-2001 St. Louis W 8 7 6,134 4-1 Sagu 4-1 Tatu (Doyle)
9-1-2001 at St. Louis L (ot) 4 5 3,821 4-2 Sagu 4-2
9-7-2001 at St. Louis W 5 2 3,242 5-2 Sagu 5-2 Pedroso (Valdivia)
10-7-2001 at St. Louis W 3 0 3,625 6-2 Sagu 6-2 Troy (Flanagan)
10-20-2001 St. Louis W 10 6 8,477 7-2 Franklin 1-0 Shamu (unassisted)
10-27-2001 St. Louis L 2 4 5,117 7-3 Sagu 6-3
HISTORY VS. PHILADELPHIA: The Sidekicks went 1-3 (.250) last year against the Philadelphia Kixx during the regular season. Game 27 - February 8 at Philadelphia: The Dallas Sidekicks (7-20) fell to the Philadelphia Kixx 22-2 at the First Union Spectrum Saturday night. The Sidekicks were shutout for three quarters for the first time this season. Patrick Shamu scored the Sidekicks' lone goal from Brad Flanagan at 2:35 in the fourth quarter to keep the game from being a shutout. The Philadelphia Kixx (20-5) scored the first 22 points from 11 goals of the game, three from Don D'Ambra, two from Pat Morris, two from Joel Shanker, and two goals from Kevin Sloan. Both of Sloan's goals came on shoot-outs. The first was scored at 4:25 in the third quarter after Jesse Llamas was called for a handball outside of the penalty arc, the second came at 2:15 in the fourth quarter after Leo Pernia was called for holding on a Philadelphia break-away. The 11-1 goal count was the largest goal-differential in Sidekicks history. The previous record was 8 set at Minnesota March 24, 1987 (8-0) and at Utah October 22, 2001 (9-1). Dallas missed player/head coach Tatu due to a stomach virus and starting goalkeeper Sagu due to an ankle injury. Game 21 - January 4 at Philadelphia: The Dallas Sidekicks led the Philadelphia Kixx for three quarters before falling 10-7 at the First Union Spectrum Saturday. The Sidekicks (6-15) took leads of 3-0, 5-2, and 7-4 through three periods. Philadelphia (15-3) rallied with three goals in the fourth to extend their home record to 11-0 on the season and 19 consecutive regular season home victories overall. Pat Morris pulled the Kixx within 7-6 when Goran Vasic assisted at 1:37 of the fourth. Morris then gave Philadelphia the lead at 8:51 of the fourth with Shawn Boney assisting. The Sidekicks stayed within a point and put David Doyle in at sixth attacker with 2:27 of the fourth. Dallas didn't capitalize on the advantage and allowed an Edgar Bartolomeu empty-netter at 14:51 of the fourth for the final margin. The Sidekicks scored first as Doyle hit a three-pointer from Tatu at 13:12 of the first. It was the eighth time this season Tatu has set up a Doyle goal. The assist was Tatu's 718th and moved him into second all-time, passing Pato Margetic. Philadelphia countered with a Chris Handsor tally at 4:43 of the second from Kevin Sloan. Nick Stavrou then gave Dallas a 5-2 advantage when he redirected a Tatu pass into the net at 14:31 of the second. Dallas failed to hold the Kixx for the final 29 seconds of the half as Joel Shanker, Philadelphia's leading scorer, took a Vasic pass and planted it behind Sidekicks' goalkeeper Sagu. The cut the Dallas lead to 5-4 at the half. The Sidekicks looked to re-establish the tone at the start of the third quarter when Brad Flanagan netted a Doyle pass 11 seconds into the period. It was Doyle's 380th assist and moved him to 19th all-time, passing Kevin Hundelt. Tatu's two assists move him to 1570 career points on 851 goals and 819 assists. He is three points behind Zoran Karic for second all-time. Karic finished with 752 goals and 821 assists. Game 5 - October 19, 2002 at Philadelphia: The Philadelphia KiXX (3-1) defeated the Dallas Sidekicks (2-3) 10-8 in the first overtime of the MISL season in front of 3,127 fans at the First Union Spectrum Saturday. KiXX defender Glenn Carbonara scored the game-winning goal at 4:01 in overtime, on an assist from goalkeeper Peter Pappas. Pappas (3-1) earned the victory and recorded nine saves, while David Doyle (1-1) took the loss for Dallas, stopping 11 shots on goal. Dallas took a 4-0 lead in the first quarter on goals from Filo and Tatu. DePalma scored both of his goals in the second quarter for the Kixx. In between Filo scored again for Dallas. It was the first multi-goal goal game of his career. In the second period, the KiXX got on the board as Gary DePalma just under five minutes into the quarter. Filo responded with his second goal of the game, a new career high, to extend the Sidekicks lead to 6-2. DePalma answered right back, scoring his second 2pt goal of the half, bring the KiXX within two, 6-4 entering the half. Dallas had a short-lived 8-4 lead when Nick Stavrou scored at 9:33 of the third. Just :22 later Shawn Boney scored for the Kixx. At 1:18 of the fourth Matt Knowles scored a restart goal for the Kixx assisted by Goran Vasic. David Doyle made 11 saves on 16 shots making an emergency start in goal for the Sidekicks with Sagu injured. Doyle is now 1-1 on the season with both decisions coming against Philadelphia. Peter Pappas, the winner in goal for the Kixx made nine saves facing 13 shots. The KiXX Shawn Boney responded to once again pull the KiXX to within two, 8-6 at the end of the third quarter. The KiXX Matt Knowles scored the only goal of the fourth quarter to knot the game at eight and send it into overtime. The win extends the KiXX winning streak to three and they now remain unbeaten at home. Game 1 - September 28, 2002 vs. Philadelphia: The Dallas Sidekicks defeated the Philadelphia Kixx 14-13 on a Tatu goal with 8-tenths of a second remaining. The Sidekicks win was the first in the new Major Indoor Soccer League and made a statement about the competition of the former World Indoor Soccer League teams. The game was a "Battle of Champions" since each won their respective league title last season. Tatu's game-winner gave him a hat trick with three two-point goals. He also had an assist, which was the 700th of his career. He is only the second player to reach the 700 assist plateau (Zoran Karic 821). The Sidekicks trailed 13-12 with 15 seconds left as Tatu took the ball off the boards in the corner. Tatu spun to the middle and deflected a shot off a Philadelphia defender and into the net for the victory. The Sidekicks also had goals from Leo Pernia, Frank Filo, Antonio Sutton, and Armando Valdivia. The Sidekicks took their first lead of the game, 12-11, on a Tatu goal 3:27 into the fourth quarter. The win was the sixth consecutive home-opening win for Dallas. Special teams played a vital role for both teams as each scored a restart. Philadelphia was two of three on power plays and Dallas went one for two with a man advantage. Sidekicks goalkeeper, Sagu, continued to be the Sidekicks best defender as he made 17 saves, including five in the fourth quarter. David Doyle gets the win for the keepers since he was on as a sixth attacker when the winning goal was scored.
Overall: 1-3 (.250), Home: 1-1 (.500), Road: 0-2 (.000)
Date Opponent Result *Score (Goals) Attendance Record GK GW (GWA)
9-28-2002 Philadelphia W 14-13 (7-6) 6,887 1-0 Sagu 1-0 Tatu
1-4-2003 at Philadelphia L 7-10 (3-5) 4,134 1-1 Sagu 1-1
2-8-2003 at Philadelphia L 2-22 (1-11) 6,680 1-2 Llamas 0-1
2-28-2003 Philadelphia L 10-13 (5-6) 7,134 1-3 Sagu 1-2
*The MISL played under a multi-point system in the 2002-03 season.
FULL SCHEDULE: The Sidekicks will have four games under their belt before the regular season even begins. This year's preseason schedule included an outdoor exhibition game in Canyon and an intra-squad scrimmage at Inwood Soccer Center. Preseason Game 1-September 9, 2003: Lorenco Andrade scored two goals as the Dallas Sidekicks opened the 2003-04 preseason with a 4-0 win over West Texas A&M University at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium. Andrade scored the second and third goals for Dallas. Rookie midfielder Kenny Bundy assisted Andrade at 49:54 and Tatu assisted at 56:13. Eric Flores scored the final goal for Dallas, tallying at 79:14 against his alma mater. The Sidekicks opened the scoring when forward Patrick Shamu tallied at 12:46. Midfielder Nick Stavrou assisted the opening score. Stavrou also assisted Flores at 79:14. The Sidekicks had four players that attended West Texas A&M: forward Beau Brown and midfielders Vassar Cates and Flores. Sidekicks' head coach Tatu played about 20 minutes during the second half, taking two shots and collecting one assist to Andrade. The Sidekicks are now 3-0-2 all-time in outdoor exhibitions and 1-0-1 against West Texas A&M. The Sidekicks second of four preseason games is against Futbol Rapido Mexico at Inwood Soccer Center in Addison this Saturday at 7:00 p.m. The game is open to the public and there is no charge for admission. The Sidekicks open the regular season Saturday October 4 at 7:05 p.m. by hosting the Monterrey Fury at Reunion Arena.
GAME SUMMARY
DAL 1-3-4
WTAMU 0-0-0
First half: DAL, Shamu (Stavrou) 12:46.
Second Half: DAL, Andrade (Bundy) 49:54; DAL, Andrade (Tatu) 56:13; DAL, Flores (Stavrou) 79:14.
Goalkeepers - DAL, Sagu 90:00 3sv-0ga W (1-0); WTAMU, Young 90:00 5-4
Shots: DAL 5-12-17, Alebic 2, Andrade 2, Bundy 2, Sastoque 2, Shamu, Tatu 2, Barnes 1, Blackburn 1, Cates 1, Flores 1, Stavrou 1; WTAMU 7-3-10, Alvarez 2, Cybulski 2, Mabry 2, Saunders 2, Cremer 1, Fender 1.
Corner Kicks: DAL 5-3-8; WTAMU 1-3-4.
Fouls: DAL 7-4-11; WTAMU 2-1-3.
Saves: DAL 2-1-3; WTAMU 3-2-5.
Weather: Partly cloudy, breezy
Attendance: 1,048
Preseason Game 2-September 13, 2003: Patrick Shamu scored two goals and had three assists as the Sidekicks' Veterans defeated the Rookies 7-1 at Inwood Soccer Center Saturday. Nick Stavrou also tallied twice for the Veterans. Shamu scored the Veteran's final two goals of a four-goal fourth quarter. He tallied at 9:25 on an assist from Michael Curits and at 10:37 from Kiley Couch. Shamu also assisted the Veteran's first three goals as they built a 3-1 advantage through three quarters. He assisted Stavrou at 3:35 of the second and followed that by assisting forward Beau Brown 59 seconds later. Shamu found Stavrou again for his final assist at 10:24 of the third period. The Rookies lone score cut the margin to 2-1 when Vassar Cates found the net on a feed from Rick Morales at 9:20 of the second. Giampaulo Pedroso and Shawn David had the other Veterans' goals. Pedroso scored a restart goal when Stavrou fed him on a corner kick at 4:38 of the fourth quarter. Shawn David followed with an unassisted goal about three minutes later at 7:35. The Sidekicks have two preseason games at the MISL preseason tournament in Milwaukee September 26-27 before opening the season Saturday October 4 vs. the Monterrey Fury at Reunion Arena at 7:05 p.m.
GAME SUMMARY
ROK 0-1-0-0-1
VET 0-2-1-4-7
First quarter: Scoring - none.
Second quarter: VET, Stavrou (Shamu) 3:35; VET, Brown (Shamu) 4:34, ROK, Cates (Morales) 9:20.
Third quarter: Scoring - VET, Stavrou (Shamu) 10:24.
Fourth quarter: Scoring - VET, Pedroso (Stavrou) 4:38; VET, David 7:35; VET, Shamu (Curtis) 9:25; VET, Shamu (Couch) 10:37.
Goalkeepers - ROK, Llamas 24:00 7shf-5sv-2ga L; Rose 24:00 12-7-5. VET, Sagu 48:00 3-2-1 W.
Shots: ROK 1-2-2-2-7, Smith 3, Andrade, Bautista 1, Cates 1, Sastoque 1. VET 6-4-7-11-28, Shamu 8, Stavrou 5, Couch 3, Brown 2, Bundy 2, David 2, Pedroso, 2, Alebic 1, Curtis 1, Filo 1, Garcia 1.
Fouls: ROK, 3-2-2-1-8, King 2, Sastoque 2, Bautista 1, Bergeron 1, Morales 1, Smith 1. VET, 0-1-2-0-3, Alvarado 1, Curtis 1, Garcia 1.
Saves: ROK 3-2-4-3-12, Rose 7, Llamas 5. VET, 0-1-0-1-2, Sagu 2.
Blocks: ROK 3-0-2-4-9, Bautista 3, Jackson 2, Barnes 1, Bergeron 1, Cates 1, King 1. VET, 1-0-2-1-4, Alebic 2, Couc 1, Garcia 1.
Corners: ROK 0, VET 2
Kick Ins: ROK 2, VET 6
GK Distribution: ROK 1, VET 2
Power Plays: ROK 0-0, VET 0-0
Attendance: 200
Teams: ROK, Andrade, Barnes, Bautista, Bergeron, Bilaver, Blackburn, Cates, Flores, Jackson, King, Llamas, Morales, Odera, Rose, Sastoque, Smith. VET, Alvarado, Alebic, Brown, Bundy, Couch, Curtis, David, Filo, Garcia, Pedroso, Sagu, Shamu, Stavrou
2002 MISL PRESEASON TOURNAMENT - Dallas hosted the Western Conference Teams (Kansas City, Milwaukee, and San Diego) last year on September 14 & 15 for the 2002 MISL Preseason Conference Tournament. The tournament was held at Inwood Soccer Center.
Preseason Game 1-September 14, 2002: The Kansas City Comets defeated the Dallas Sidekicks 15-4 on the first day of the Major Indoor Soccer League Western Conference Preseason Tournament at Inwood Soccer Center. Kansas City won with 10 unanswered points from the 6:49 mark of the second quarter until the end of the game. Dallas had rallied from a 5-0 deficit to within 5-4 before Kansas City took control. The Comets jumped out to a 5-0 lead on two power play goals in the first 10 minutes. Vlatko Andonovski scored a two-point power play goal at 3:34 of the first quarter. Dino Delevski, the 2001-02 MISL scoring champion, followed with a three-point power play goal at 9:29 of the first. The Sidekicks responded at 10:47 as Tatu scored on a penalty kick after being tripped from behind in the penalty box by Nate Houser. David Doyle pulled Dallas within 5-4 with a two-point goal at 14:31 of the first. Doyle scored on his second shot as Comets' goalkeeper Brian Bowes stuffed the first attempt, but couldn't control the ball. Kansas City finished with a pair of two-point goals from both Nino Dasilva and Miodrag Djerisilo. Eric Kuster also contributed a two-point goal.
GAME SUMMARY
KC 5-4-2-4--15
DAL 4-0-0-0--4
First quarter: Scoring - KC, Andonovski (Delevski) 3:34 (PPG); KC, Delevski (Dasilva) 9:29 (3PG, PPG, GWG); DAL, Tatu 10:47 (PK); DAL, Doyle 14:31. Penalties - DAL, Stavrou (tripping) 2:06; DAL, Doyle (tripping) 8:08; KC, Houser (tripping) 10:47 (PK).
Second quarter: Scoring - KC, Djerisilo 6:49; KC, Kuster (Dancy) 10:05. Penalties - KC, Delevski (striking) 6:04 (ejected); DAL, Sagu (out of area) 6:04 (yellow card); KC, Kuster (boarding) 11:33.
Third quarter: Scoring - KC, Djerisilo (Hunjak) 3:58. Penalties - DAL, Contreras (kicking misconduct) 1:29 (yellow card).
Fourth quarter: Scoring - KC, Dasilva (Bowes) 7:50; KC, Dasilva 13:08 (PK). Penalties - DAL, Filo (tripping) 13:06 (SO); DAL, Sagu (holding) 13:08 (PK).
Goalkeepers: Dallas - Sagu 52:50 30shf-11sv-13pa L (0-1); Rose 7:10 2-0-4. Kansas City - Bowes 60:00 18-5-4 W (1-0).
Shots: KC 10-6-11-5--32, DAL 6-9-2-1--18
Blocks: KC 3-8-0-0--11, DAL 6-3-4-1--14
Fouls: KC 5-4-3-4--16, DAL 6-5-9-4--24
Saves: KC 2-0-2-1--5, DAL 2-1-6-2--11
Preseason Game 2-September 15, 2002: The Dallas Sidekicks defeated the Milwaukee Wave 18-16 in overtime on the second day of the Major Indoor Soccer League Western Conference Preseason Tournament at Inwood Soccer Center Sunday. Sidekicks' rookie midfielder Jamie Harrigan scored the winner 2:11 into overtime. Harrigan took the pass from Sidekicks goalkeeper, Sagu, and pushed his way through the left side of the defense until he was clear and fired it by Milwaukee keeper, Victor Nogueira. The game was close down the stretch as Milwaukee rallied to tie the game twice in the fourth quarter. With the Sidekicks leading 14-11, Michael King hit a three-point goal for the Wave at 5:14 of the fourth to tie the game. Frank Filo gave the lead back to Dallas 22 seconds later with a diving header on his own rebound. Joe Reiniger found the net for Milwaukee at 7:45 to tie the game at 16-16 and send it to overtime. The Sidekicks came from an 11-4 deficit in the first half, by scoring 10 unanswered points from the 7:56 mark of the second quarter until King's goal in the fourth. The momentum swung on the third goal of the run. Dallas trailed 11-8 as the first half cam to a close. Antonio Sutton was looking to give the Sidekicks the last shot and dribbled to the left corner. He then tried to center to a pair of cutting players, but Matt Johnson of the Wave got a foot on it and deflected it in the goal as the buzzer sounded to pull the Sidekicks within one at the half.
GAME SUMMARY
MIL 7-4-0-5-0--16
DAL 2-8-2-4-2--18
First quarter: Scoring - MIL, Reiniger 6:57 (RSG); MIL, McPeak 7:24; MIL, Sibiya 9:54; DAL, Sutton (Filo) 13:08; Penalties - MIL, Todd Dusosky (misconduct - yellow card).
Second quarter: Scoring - DAL, Tatu 4:54; MIL, Troy Dusosky (Schmitt) 6:37; MIL, Susi 7:23; DAL Doyle 7:56; DAL, Waldrum (Pedroso) 9:38; DAL, Sutton 15:00. Penalties - DAL, Filo (boarding) 5:26; MIL, Tony McPeak (unsportsmanlike) 7:56 (PK); DAL, BENCH (too many men) 11:19.
Third quarter: Scoring - DAL, Sastoque (Stavrou) 4:01. Penalties - none.
Fourth quarter: Scoring - DAL, Waldrum (Harrigan) 3:43; MIL, King (Reti) 5:14; DAL, Filo (Sutton) 5:36; MIL, Reiniger (Dugas) 7:45. Penalties - DAL, Fabbiano (pushing) 5:27; DAL, Troy Dusosky (tripping) 8:31; DAL, Tatu (misconduct - yellow card) 8:31; DAL, Sastoque (tripping) 10:34; DAL, Tatu (foul and abusive language - red card) 10:34.
Overtime: Scoring - DAL, Harrigan (Sagu) 2:11. Penalties - none.
Goalkeepers: DAL - Sagu 62:11 31shf-18sa-12sv-16pa W (1-1). MIL - Nogueira 62:11 28-19-10-18 L (1-1)
Shots: MIL 7-9-4-11-0--31, DAL 5-7-2-11-3--28
Blocks: MIL 3-2-1-2-1--9, DAL 1-5-1-6-0--13 Fouls: MIL 5-4-5-8-2--24, DAL 9-8-8-8-1--34 Saves: MIL 1-1-0-7-1--10, DAL 3-2-4-3-0--12
Corners: MIL 0-0-0-1-0--1, DAL 0-0-0-0-0--0
Kick-ins: MIL 4-5-3-1-1--14, DAL 1-4-2-2-0--9
SINISA ALEBIC: Took two shots at West Texas A&M University (9/9).
LAURENCO ANDRADE: Scored a team-high two goals from two shots at WTAMU (9/9).
BEAU BROWN: Scored the game-winning goal from two shots in the Veterans vs. Rookies game (9/13).
KENNY BUNDY: Assisted Laurenco Andrade's first goal and took two shots at WTAMU (9/9).
VASSAR CATES: Scored the Rookie Team's lone goal and also had one block in the Veterans vs. Rookies game (9/13)...took one shot at WTAMU (9/9).
KILEY COUCH: Had one assist and took two shots in the Veterans vs. Rookies game (9/13).
SAGU: Totaled 90 minutes, three saves, and allowed zero goals in the shutout at WTAMU (9/9).
JUAN SASTOQUE: Took one shot and had two fouls in the Veterans vs. Rookies game (9/13)...attempted two shots at WTAMU (9/9).
PATRICK SHAMU: Scored two goals, had three assists and took eight shots in the Veterans vs. Rookies game (9/13)...scored the first goal with the assist from Nick Stavrou at WTAMU (9/9).
NICK STAVROU: Scored two goals and had one assist in the Veterans vs. Rookies game (9/13)...assisted Patrick Shamu & Eric Flores and took one shot at WTAMU (9/9).
TRANSACTIONS:
July 27: Dallas drafts forward Marco Lopez (D1-2003, 3rd overall), forward Kevin Jeffrey (D2-2003, 12th overall), defender Martin Hernandez (D3-2003, 21st overall), forward Mark Rowland (D4-2003, 30th overall) in the Harrisburg dispersal draft.
July 29: Dallas trades the rights to forward Marco Lopez and defender Martin Hernandez to Monterrey for the rights to defenders Sinisa Alebic and Kiley Couch and midfielders Martin Dugas, Martin Nash and Ryan Trout.
August 11: Sidekicks sign forward Beau Brown.
August 26: Sidekicks sign defenders Sinisa Alebic and Kiley Couch.
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