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Matt Aberant grew up playing youth
soccer in Northern Virginia
and played forward during high school. He went on to play soccer at James
Madison University,
where he helped win two National Club Soccer Championships and discovered he
was more of a natural midfielder. He continued to play in adult leagues
since graduating from JMU in 2002. He has participated with the
DC Rampage in the MLS Futbolito tournament, the MDCVSA State Cup, and was
also a member on the team who traveled to Iceland. |
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Joe Adkins played for
the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly midfield. |
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Brett
Albro bio not available. |
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Paul Amisano grew up on Long Island
playing stopper for Long Island Junior Soccer League select & New York State/Eastern Region Olympic
Development Program.
His all-time highlight is scoring a goal against the Italian National
Team. He was a four year starter at stopper, sweeper, and outside back for
Binghamton University. He received his MBA from the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He has participated with the
DC Rampage in the MDCVSA State Cup. |
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Ben
Angle bio not available. |
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Robert Archuleta played
for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly midfield and
forward. Before the Rampage, Robert played in the Philippines and
with other military teams. He participated in regional tournaments
as well as the Florida State Cup. He was also a local youth coach
in Panama City. |
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Dave Atkinson grew up playing youth
soccer in England, and went on to play for Bristol Rovers reserve team
in the English 2nd Division, where he played forward. He went on
to play soccer at Florida Tech, and then in the PDL for Cocoa Expos.
He continued to play in adult leagues since graduating from Florida Tech
in 2002. |
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Craig Austill played
for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly midfield and
forward. He was a local Panama City product and played both youth
soccer as well as varsity high school in that area. |
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Gregg Bailey played for
the Panama City Rampage. He played stopper, sweeper, and defense.
He was a mainstay in the defensive group and was a team captain.
He participated in regional tournaments as well as the Florida State
Cup. |
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Kelly Barker played for
the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly midfield and forward.
He played high school soccer in Panama City before joining the Rampage. |
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Craig Beard played for
the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly defense. He played
with military teams prior to joining the Rampage. |
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Jake Beeman grew up in South Carolina and began to play
competitive soccer in high school while living in southern Maryland. He went to Germany
with the United States Air Force and played three years of organized fussball in the German middle tier. He then played
competitive indoor and outdoor in a St Louis MO premier league where one
in four players
had Division I college experience. He is also a licensed youth coach.
He has participated with the DC Rampage in the MLS Futbolito tournament,
the MDCVSA State Cup, and several other local tournaments.
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Carl Bennett played for
the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly center midfield.
Prior to joining the Rampage, he was in retirement after playing at the
highest levels of professional soccer in the USA. He played with
both the Dallas
Tornado and the Tampa Bay Rowdies of the North American Soccer League (NASL)
and also played with the US Under-20 National Team. He
participated in regional tournaments as well as the Florida State Cup.
He was also a licensed youth coach and coached high school soccer at
Mosley High School. |
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Nick Bianchini played
indoor for the DC Rampage. He helped run the AC Roma soccer
team of the Washington International Soccer League (WISL); where several
of the initial members of the Rampage in DC actually met. |
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Ryan Borck has played soccer since the age of five. He’s played on
numerous teams including his youth play with the 1984 Gold Rushers to his current
adult play with the Rampage.
He relies heavily upon his bruising speed and intense play...and
he acknowledges
without the game of soccer, he'd be just another ordinary Borck.
He has participated with the DC Rampage in the MLS Futbolito tournament,
the MDCVSA State Cup, and was also a member on the team who traveled to
Iceland. |
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Matt Bowers played for
the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly defense. He played
with military teams prior to joining the Rampage. |
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Kevin Brisley played
for the Panama City Rampage. He played all positions, including
keeper. He played with military teams prior to joining the
Rampage. |
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Dan Churchwell began playing in the youth select leagues of
Raleigh North Carolina. He continued his play in the adult amateur leagues of
Northwest Florida and was the founder of the Panama City Rampage, who competed at
the highest levels of amateur soccer in the state of Florida. He has also played on
competitive military teams and a competitive Italian amateur team while
living in Verona, Italy. He has participated with the DC Rampage in
the MLS Futbolito tournament, the MDCVSA State Cup, and was also a
member on the team who traveled to Iceland. |
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Kevin Cooper
played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly midfield and
forward. Prior to joining the Rampage, he played youth soccer in
the Panama City area and then played college soccer at Presbyterian
College. |
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Mike Copenhafer grew up
playing soccer in Alexandria, Virginia. He played sweeper for the
varsity team at T.C. Williams High School. His play resulted in
selection to First Team All-Metropolitan during his senior year. He
continues to play adult soccer in Northern Virginia. |
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Josh Dailey grew up playing youth soccer in the
Northern Virginia area and mostly played wing using his great speed and
outside running ability. He played for
Southwestern Youth Association
(SWYA) United, a competitive Division I traveling youth select team,
which was coached by
Major League Soccer
and DC United’s Jeff
Aunger. He played varsity soccer at Fairfax High School and
following high school, he went on to play for the University of
Virginia's nationally ranked college club soccer team. He has
participated with the DC Rampage in regional indoor soccer tournaments. |
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John Davis played for
the Panama City Rampage. He played goalkeeper as well as defense.
Prior to joining the Rampage, he played youth soccer in the Panama City
area and high school soccer at Rutherford High School. |
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Scott
Davis bio not available. |
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Ed Daza bio
not available. |
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Neil Duren had tryouts with
professional A-League teams in Indiana,
Milwaukee, Long Island, and Minnesota. He played Division I with the University
of Wisconsin and enjoyed overseas play with clubs in Santiago Chile. His youth travel team competed
both nationally and internationally including tournament play in France and Sweden.
He has participated with the DC Rampage in the Soccer Resort Potomac Cup
and other local tournaments. |
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Joseph Eaves began his soccer career in
his hometown of Chattanooga Tennessee. He played for both select teams and his
high school varsity team. He continued his soccer career at Lynchburg
College in Lynchburg Virginia. He has participated with the DC Rampage in
the Soccer Resort Potomac Cup, the MDCVSA State Cup, and other local
tournaments. |
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Andy Elliot played for
the Panama City Rampage and was one of the driving individuals behind
the forming of the team. He was a team captain and one of the top
scorers in the league. He was a true goal-scoring forward.
Prior to joining the Rampage, he played competitive adult amateur both
in the US and in England. |
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Shown Epley
started playing when he was nine
years old. He played high school soccer for Morristown West and
then went on to play for the University of Tennessee's club team where
he competed throughout the Southeastern Conference (SEC). He
played indoor soccer for various men's teams in Tennessee before
relocating to the Washington DC area.
Shown has
participated with the DC Rampage in the Major League Soccer (MLS) Futbolito
4v4 tournament. |
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Justin Fabeny played
indoor for the DC Rampage. He came to the Rampage by way of AC
Roma. |
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Roberto Figueredo played for the Panama City Rampage. He played
mostly forward. |
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Charlie Finkler bio not available. |
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Chris Foster played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
center midfield. Prior to joining the Rampage, he was named by
Soccer America as one of the top 50 high school recruits. He played
soccer at the
United States Air Force Academy, where he was MVP in 1986, 1988, and
1989, NSCAA All-American in 1988, U.S. Air Force Adademy Athlete of the
Year in 1989, and a finalist for the Herman Award as college soccer's
Player of the Year. He also played for the World University Games
Team, the U.S. National B Team and the Military World Cup Team. He
also played with the Colorado Foxes,
a professional team.
He participated in
regional tournaments as well as the Florida State Cup. |
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Jeff Gartman played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
defense. He played locally in Panama City with both competitive
youth teams as well as high school varsity. |
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Seth Geftic hails from Fair Lawn New Jersey where he played
youth soccer through high school. He played on several Maccabi teams,
including the Silver Medal Winners at the 1995-1996 Pan Am Maccabi games in
Buenos Aires. His previous club was the New Jersey Rage of the North Jersey
Amateur Soccer League's Premier Division. He has participated with
the DC Rampage in numerous local tournaments and is the social coordinator
for the team working issues such as team trips, attendance at DC United
matches, and community involvement. |
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Brad Givens played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
defense. He played locally in Panama City with both competitive
youth teams as well as high school varsity. |
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John Goicoechea played for the Panama City Rampage. He played
mostly defense. He played locally in Panama City with both
competitive youth teams as well as four years of high school varsity
with the Mosley High School Dolphins. He graduated in 1996 and was
team captain during his junior and senior seasons. He died in a
car accident April 29, 2001. The Goicoechea family remains a
well-known part of the soccer community. |
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Richard Gollwitzer played for the Panama City Rampage. He played
goalkeeper.
He participated in
regional tournaments with the team and was also a licensed youth coach
and a local high school coach. |
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Jeremy Greene grew up in the Northern Virginia area and
began playing club soccer at age ten. He competed in local Youth
Division I with SWYA United; a team which was coached by Major League
Soccer and DC United’s Jeff
Aunger. He played varsity soccer at Fairfax High School and went on to play
club soccer at Clemson University. He has participated with the
DC Rampage in local tournaments and was also a member on the team who
traveled to Iceland. He is also a youth soccer coach. |
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Adam Grier played indoor tournaments with the Panama City Rampage.
He played goalkeeper. Adam studied sports medicine and was the
lead medical trainer for the Atlanta Silverbacks, a professional team in
the A-League. |
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Mark Gutcher played for the Panama City Rampage. He played
defense. Prior to joining the Rampage, he played with competitive
military teams. |
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James Hammer played
indoor for the DC Rampage. He came to the Rampage by way of AC Roma. |
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Matt Haskins bio not available. |
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Alan Henley bio
not available. |
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Jason Hirabayashi
played locally with
Southwestern Youth Association (SWYA) United, a youth Division I select
team competing in the National Capital Soccer League (NCSL). He played
varsity at Fairfax High School and was selected All-District, All-Region
and Honorable Mention All-Met. He was a two year starter and one year
captain at nationally ranked, Spartanburg Methodist College, a member of
the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).
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Steve Hoover bio not available. |
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Chris Horton played outdoor tournaments with the DC Rampage. |
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Rich Hughes played outdoor for the DC Rampage. He played
midfield and defense. Prior to the Rampage, he played in local
indoor leagues as well as in England, where he played in various amateur
leagues in and around London. |
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Chris Hummer bio not available. |
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Christopher John
began playing at age
nine in Sierra Leone
with the Sierra Leone Western Nationals Little League. He played into
high school and was a starting keeper for Woodbridge High School in Virginia from 1997-1998.
He continued to play after high school with Prince William Soccer
Incorporated (PWSI) Roachlanders in the
National Capital Soccer League, before eventually playing adult amateur
with the Rampage. He has played with the DC Rampage in local indoor
tournaments as well. |
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Sheka Kamara played outdoor for the DC Rampage. Prior to the Rampage, he played Division I
soccer at Old Dominion University from 1995-1996 (CAA Champions in
1995). He began playing for the Sheraton Team of the Washington
International Soccer League (WISL) in 1997 and then played for Sierra
Delta of the Alexandria Amateur League from 200-2003 (2003 league
champions). He also played on the 2003 US Continental African
Tournament Championship Team. He is also a licensed youth coach. |
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Serkan Kaygusuz played 4 years of keeper in
high school, however a broken leg in the last game of his senior year
prevented him from capitalizing on an athletic scholarship to the
University of Maryland. After a hiatus from soccer, he returned to
play local amateur soccer in WISL with Penninsula FC covering their nets
for two and a half years. He also played with Granitech FC of the
NVSL before beginning play with the Rampage. |
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Scott Kelly played
indoor for the DC Rampage. Prior to joining the Rampage, he played college soccer and
then both indoor and outdoor with various adult teams. |
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Andy Klasel played for the Panama City Rampage. He played midfield
and defense.
He participated in
regional tournaments with the team and was also a licensed youth coach.
Prior to the Rampage, he played competitive adult soccer in the
southeastern United States. |
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Chris Layden began
playing soccer at age 4.
He has played all over the USA, beginning in Kansas City on travel teams
and progressively moved up through the ranks onto better and better
teams. He played for military teams while in the Army and
coached/captained his team in Korea to third out of 300 teams. He
also coached and captained his team in Fort Lewis WA to second place
three years in a row. He was also a member of the East-West
Ambassadors when he was 17. He is an active player with several
teams in the DC area. |
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Andrew Leiva bio not available. |
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Michael Lepine played both indoor and outdoor for the DC Rampage.
He played midfield and defense for the outdoor team. Prior to
joining the Rampage, he played in the southeastern United States with
the Rock Hill South Carolina youth select team. He played varsity
at Northwestern High School. After time off for college, he
returned playing indoor and outdoor in Atlanta Georgia. He also
played with a local Dutch team in Amsterdam Holland, when he lived there
for six months in 2001/2002. |
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Dan Lewis
played for the Panama
City Rampage. He played mostly midfield and forward. Prior
to joining the Rampage, he played youth soccer and high school soccer in
the Panama City area. He was one of the top players in the state
of Florida and later played with the
Mobile Revelers, a professional team in the USISL D3 Professional
League.
He participated in
regional tournaments as well as the Florida State Cup. He was also
a licensed youth soccer coach and coached high school soccer in Panama
City. |
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Kyle Lewis played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
midfield. He played locally in Panama City with both competitive
youth teams as well as high school varsity. |
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Stefan Lewis began playing at age
eight in the Northern Virginia
youth leagues and then played varsity at Annandale High School. He played club
soccer at the University of Virginia and then played while living abroad in South
America. He also works his skills through juggling and once achieved a
2000 count before letting the ball hit the ground. He has
participated with the DC Rampage in the MLS Futbolito tournament, the
MDCVSA State Cup, and was also a member on the team who traveled to
Iceland. |
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Josh Long played for the Panama City Rampage. He played defense.
He played locally in Panama City with both competitive youth teams as
well as high school varsity. |
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Pat Mannion was never registered with
the DC Rampage, however he carries a close bond with the team.
Surely, he would have been on the pitch racing at players like the
insane madman he is...if it were not for his return, or probably more
correctly termed, banishment...back to the kingdom. We wish Pat
all the best and that his separation from the Rampage is temporary. |
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Matt Makowsky played youth with the 1979 Prince
William Soccer Incorporated (PWSI) Select Team of
the National Capital Soccer League (NCSL). He played three years on the
Jefferson High School varsity team and was selected as 1st-Team
All-District. After high school, he attended the University of Virginia
and played amateur while at college. He has participated with the
DC Rampage in the MLS Futbolito tournament, the MDCVSA State Cup, and was
also a member on the team who traveled to Iceland. |
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Tim Martin began his soccer career in the youth select of Long Island,
then continued through high school and the Chavi team at Wake Forest. Since arriving in DC, he has played with the top mens adult leagues. He
relishes being the go-to scorer and leading by example with hard work all
over the field. He was the league points leader for 2004 and made
the top listings for points leaders within the league, the metro DC
area, and the nation. He has participated with the DC Rampage in
numerous tournaments and was also a member on the team who traveled to
Iceland. |
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Chris Mauney originally hails from Pittsburg
Pennsylvania, where he played for the Beadling Soccer Program. He
also honed his skills playing varsity soccer for the Quaker Valley High
School, with which he won two state championships and a state runner-up
title. He continued his playing career with the club soccer
program at Wake Forest University until his graduation in 2003. |
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Gary McCubbin
played for both the Panama City Rampage as well as the DC Rampage.
He played mostly midfield and defense with the outdoor teams. He
began playing at age eight & played on
select teams since age ten. He played four years of varsity high school. He
was selected in 1990 for an All-Star Team in Guam and took part in
Micronesian Island tournaments. He also played on competitive
military teams. He participated in local tournaments with both
teams including the Florida State Cup. |
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Mike McCumbers played for the Panama City Rampage. He played
mostly forward. He played locally in Panama City with both
competitive youth teams as well as high school varsity. He also
played with the Gulf Coast College team prior to joining the Panama City
Rampage and operated the Rampage after Dan Churchwell's departure from
Panama City in 1997. |
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Tim Meinkin played
indoor for the DC Rampage. He came to the Rampage by way of AC Roma. |
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Rashad Miller
played for the Panama
City Rampage. He played mostly forward. Prior to joining the
Rampage, he played youth soccer and high school soccer in the Panama
City area. He was one of the top players in the state of Florida
and later played college soccer at the University of Charleston, in
South Carolina. Following college, he played with the
Charleston Battery, a professional team in the A-League.
He participated in
regional tournaments as well as the Florida State Cup. He also was
a member of the US Under-20 National Team. |
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Adom Mitkevicius played club soccer in Northwest Florida
for over ten years. From 1998-2000, he played in Italy for a local
amateur team
and participated in regionally organized, small-sided competitive futbolito tournaments. Since he arrived
in the national capital region, he’s played outdoor in the Washington International
Soccer League (WISL), the Northern Virginia Soccer League (NVSL) and indoor
at a variety of locations in a number of leagues. He has
participated with the DC Rampage in the MLS Futbolito tournament, local
tournaments, and the MDCVSA State Cup. |
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Ray Najera began his soccer play with Chicago club teams (Tanners, Pampas,
Atlas, Leon, Homewood-Flossmor Traveling & United Serbs). He won the
1988 Chicago High School Championship while with Mather High School (ranked
second in the state)
where he played goalie (1989-1990). He played Division I at the University of
Illinois, Chicago (1991-1995). He’s played in DC since 1999.
He has participated with the DC Rampage in the MLS Futbolito tournament as
well as local tournaments. |
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John O'mera played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
midfield. He played locally in Panama City with both competitive
youth teams as well as high school varsity. |
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Bryan Owen played
indoor for the DC Rampage. He came to the Rampage by way of AC Roma. |
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Tom Ove played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
midfield. He played locally in Panama City with both competitive
youth teams as well as high school varsity. |
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Shaun Pickering has played organized soccer since the tender age of
seven. He has played on numerous travel teams within his hometown
of Middlefield CT. He was a three year starter at Coginchaug
Regional High School in Durham CT. He has played internationally
as a member of the United States Deaf National Soccer team, where he was
a member of the first US Deaf Mens National Team to bring home an
international trophy in the De Haerne Kortrijk Tournament, in Kortrijk,
Belgium (April 2003). Shaun enjoys being the consummate team
player and takes pride in valuing team success over individual
accomplishments. |
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Andrew Poulis coached the Panama City Rampage. He learned the
intricacies of soccer and coaching from growing up in Greece. |
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Dimitri Poulis played for the Panama City Rampage. He played
mostly midfield and forward. He played locally in Panama City with
both competitive youth teams as well as high school varsity. |
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Skip Pribyl played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
midfield. Prior to joining the Rampage, he played for the United
States Air Force Academy in Colorado.
He participated in regional tournaments as well as the Florida State
Cup. |
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Victor Priego
started playing futbol when
he was 6 years old with his grandfather who played professionally in
Mexico with Atlas. He grew up playing in Philadelphia and was voted All
County in his senior year of high school. In college he attended the
University of Maryland and tried out as a walk-on for the #2 team in the
nation. He unfortunately didn't make that team, however he
continued playing club ball at the university and progressed his skills.
When he's not on the pitch out-hustling the competition, he can be found
on the sidelines coaching youth soccer for MSI. |
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Paul Recksiek played throughout his childhood and
as a senior, was
captain of his high school team (All-Long Island). He ran the Chavi
Intramural-League dynasty at Wake Forest University (three finals in a row
with one win). He’s an avid DC United/US National Team fan.
He has participated with the DC Rampage in the MLS Futbolito tournament,
local tournaments, the MDCVSA State Cup, and was also a member on the
team who traveled to Iceland. |
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Alex
Rekas bio not available. |
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Colin Rooney played locally with Southwestern Youth Association (SWYA) United, a youth Division I select team
competing in the National Capital Soccer League (NCSL).
He played varsity at Fairfax High School, where he was also a captain,
and because of his standout play was selected All-District. He was a
two year starter at
nationally ranked, Spartanburg Methodist College, a member of the
National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA). He has also played
overseas summer
leagues in both Ireland and England. |
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James Royston played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
midfield. He played locally in Panama City with both competitive
youth teams as well as high school varsity. He also played with
the Gulf Coast College team prior to joining the Rampage in Panama City. |
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Bryan Sappington played for the Panama City Rampage. He played
defense.
He participated in
regional tournaments with the team. Prior to the Rampage, he
played competitive adult soccer. |
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Jake Selph played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
center midfield and stopper. Prior to joining the Rampage, he
played with competitive military teams as well as competitive youth
teams.
He participated in
regional tournaments as well as the Florida State Cup. |
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Tim Sevigny played for the Panama City Rampage. He played both
sweeper and goalkeeper. Prior to joining the Rampage, he played
with competitive military teams. He played college soccer in
Seattle as well as competitive youth soccer in that same area.
He participated in
regional tournaments as well as the Florida State Cup. |
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Scott Silver played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
midfield. He played locally in Panama City with both competitive
youth teams as well as high school varsity. He also played with
the Gulf Coast College team prior to joining the Rampage in Panama City. |
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Robert Smith played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
midfield. Prior to joining the Rampage, he played at the United
States Air Force Academy in Colorado.
He participated in regional tournaments as well as the Florida State
Cup. |
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Michael Spillane started playing as a youth in the traveling select teams
around Whitman, Massachusetts. He went on to play high school at Xaverian Brothers
High. Following that, he played with various competitive amateur
teams with numerous leagues and at various levels until
relocating to the national capital region and eventually found his place as a
veteran member of the DC Rampage. |
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Ron Stover
began playing soccer within youth travel
leagues, and continued to play while in high school. He played club soccer at North Carolina
State University (NCSU...Go Pack!!!)
and then played competitive amateur soccer while living in England. He also played with military teams
competing in local and regional English tournaments.
He has participated
with the DC Rampage in the MLS Futbolito tournament, the Soccer Resort
Potomac Cup as well as other local tournaments, and the MDCVSA State
Cup. |
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T.J. Teeselink played for the Panama City Rampage. He played
mostly sweeper and defense. Prior to joining the Rampage, he
played with competitive military teams as well as competitive youth
teams in England.
He participated in
regional tournaments as well as the Florida State Cup. |
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Steve Tussman played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
defense. Prior to joining the Rampage, he played with competitive
military teams as well as competitive youth teams.
He participated in
regional tournaments. |
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Avi Tuvyana played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
defense.
He participated in
regional tournaments. |
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Mike Vail grew up playing competitive soccer in Panama City, Florida.
He continued his play through high school where he played forward for
Bay High School. He went on to play at Florida Southern College
(D-II) and then club soccer at the University of Florida. Mike began
playing defense and midfield with the Panama City Rampage in 1995 and
was part of their 1996 championship team who won both the league title
and represented the Northwest Florida region in the Florida State Cup.
He continues to play competitive soccer in the Baltimore area. |
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Michael Weaver played for the Panama City Rampage. He played
mostly goalkeeper. Prior to joining the Rampage, he played with
the Nashville Metros, a professional team in the USISL D3 Professional
League.
He participated in
regional tournaments. |
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Doug Williams played for the Panama City Rampage. He played mostly
defense. Prior to joining the Rampage, he played with competitive
military teams as well as competitive youth teams.
He participated in
regional tournaments. |
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Clinton Wivell bio
not available. |
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MJ Wivell bio
not available. |
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Michael Woodbridge played both indoor and outdoor with the DC Rampage. He played defense with the outdoor team. He began
playing soccer at age seven. He played with numerous teams
throughout the US and overseas while he resided in Germany. Prior
to joining the Rampage, he played with a coed team in the Premier
Division of the Capital Coed Soccer League (CCSL), in Washington DC. |
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Todd Wooten played both indoor and outdoor with the DC Rampage.
He played mostly stopper and midfield with the outdoor team. He
played high school soccer at Fort Smith Southside (1993-1995 Arkansas
State Champions) and was selected Captain in 1995. He played
varsity at Hendrix College from 1995-1998 and was Honorable Mention,
All-SCAC (Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference) in 1997. He was
also team Captain for Hendrix College in 1998. He has also
participated in local tournaments around the nations capital with the
Rampage. |