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1 HOOSIERS IN THE PROS IN THIS SECTION Hoosiers in the MLS MLS Player Stats Hoosiers in Pros by Team Hoosiers in Pros by Name International Experience PAT NOONAN WAS THE MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER BUDWEISER SCORING CHAMPION IN 2004 WITH 30 POINTS ON 11 GOALS AND EIGHT ASSISTS.

2 HOOSIERS IN MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER 2005 In the first 10 years of Major League Soccer (MLS), Indiana has seen 19 players earn time in the league. Twenty-two Hoosiers have been drafted in the MLS, including seven in the first round. In 2000, 2003 and 2005, Indiana saw three members drafted into the MLS with two first round selections in 2000 and Seven different Hoosiers have been selected as MLS All-Stars on a total of 13 times. Indiana has had multiple selection in 2001 (3), 2002 (5) and 2004 (3). Pat Noonan became the first Hoosier player to win the Bubweiser Scoring Championship with 30 points in Three Hoosiers (Dema Kovalenko, Nick Garcia and Chris Klein) have all won MLS Cup titles going into the 2005 season. MLS ALL-STARS Year Player Squad Min Brian Maisonneuve East Mike Clark East Mike Clark East Dema Kovalenko West 45 Scored a goal in the 69th minute 2001 Chad Deering West 45 * 2002 Dema Kovalenko MLS 65 * 2002 Chris Klein MLS 45 Assisted on a pair of goals 2002 Chad Deering USA Brian Maisonneuve USA 90 * 2002 Juergen Sommer USA 45 * 2004 Dema Kovalenko East 90 * 2004 Pat Noonan East Chris Klein West 45 MLS CELEBRATION GAME 2004 Juergen Sommer USA Legend ACE COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2002 Chris Klein, Kansas City Wizards BUDWEISER SCORING CHAMPION 2004 Pat Noonan, New England Revolution 30 points on 11 goals and eight assists C OLUMBUSC REW Mike Clark, D Brandon Ward, MF Todd Yeagley, MF * Brandon Ward, MF * Supplamental Draft Mike Clark Brian Maisonneuve Juergen Sommer Brandon Ward 1996 Todd Yeagley FCD ALLAS Steve Keller, MF Lazo Alavanja, MF Andrew Parrish, D Aleksey Korol, MF Drew Moor, D Chad Deering Lazo Alavanja Aleksey Korol Drew Moor 2005 L OS A NGELESG ALAXY Ned Grabavoy, MF Ned Grabavoy N EW E NGLANDR EVOLUTION Scott Coufal, GK Pat Noonan, F Scott Coufal 1997 Juergen Sommer Pat Noonan R EALS ALT L AKE Jay Nolly, GK Jay Nolly 2005 MLS CUP CHAMPIONS 2000 Nick Garcia, Kansas City Wizards 2000 Chris Klein, Kansas City Wizards 2004 Dema Kovalenko, D.C. United C HICAGOF IRE Yuri Lavrinenko, MF Ryan Mack, MF Scott Coufal 1998 Dema Kovalenko Yuri Lavrinenko Aleksey Korol 2002 C OLORADOR APIDS Joel Shanker, MF D.C. U NITED T.J. Hannig, GK John Swann, D Lazo Alavanja 2002 Dema Kovalenko K ANSAS C ITYW IZARDS Ken Snow, F Chris Klein, MF Nick Garcia, D Chris Klein Nick Garcia S AN J OSEE ARTHQUAKES Caleb Porter, MF Danny O Rourke, MF Caleb Porter Danny O Rourke 2005 MLS FRANCHISES NO LONG IN EXISTENCE M IAMIF USION Lazo Alavanja 2001 T AMPA B AYM UTINY Caleb Porter

3 2005 CAREER HOOSIER MLS STATS ALAVANJA, LAZO 1999 Dallas Dallas , Miami D.C. United , FOUR-YEAR TOTALS , Dallas Dallas Miami THREE-YEAR TOTALS CLARK, MIKE 1996 Columbus , Columbus , Columbus , Columbus , Columbus , Columbus , Columbus , Columbus , EIGHT-YEAR TOTALS , Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus SIX-YEAR TOTALS , COUFAL, SCOTT REGULAR SEASON GP MIN SHT SVS GAA W-L-T 1997 New England Chicago TWO-YEAR TOTALS DEERING, CHAD 1998 Dallas , Dallas , Dallas , Dallas , Dallas , Dallas , SIX-YEAR TOTALS , GARCIA, NICK 2000 Kansas City , Kansas City , Kansas City , Kansas City , Kansas City , FIVE-YEAR TOTALS , Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City FIVE-YEAR TOTALS , GRABAVOY, NED 2004 Los Angeles KLEIN, CHRIS 1998 Kansas City Kansas City , Kansas City , Kansas City , Kansas City , Kansas City , Kansas City , SEVEN-YEAR TOTALS , Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City Kansas City FOUR-YEAR TOTALS , KOROL, ALEKSEY 2000 Dallas , Dallas Chicago THREE-YEAR TOTALS , Dallas Dallas TWO-YEAR TOTALS Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas FIVE-YEAR TOTALS , KOVALENKO, DEMA 1999 Chicago Chicago , Chicago , Chicago , D.C. United , D.C. United , SIX-YEAR TOTALS , Chicago Chicago Chicago Chicago D.C. United D.C. United SIX-YEAR TOTALS , LAVRINENKO, YURI 2000 Chicago

4 CAREER HOOSIER MLS STATS 2005 MAISONNEUVE, BRIAN 1996 Columbus , Columbus , Columbus Columbus , Columbus , Columbus , Columbus , Columbus EIGHT-YEAR TOTALS , NICK GARCIA KANSAS CITY WIZARDS 1996 Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus SIX-YEAR TOTALS , NOONAN, PAT 2003 New England , New England , TWO-YEAR TOTALS , New England New England TWO-YEAR TOTALS PORTER, CALEB 1999 San Jose SOMMER, JUERGEN REGULAR SEASON GP MIN SHT SVS GAA W-L-T 1998 Columbus 21 1, New England New England New England 12 1, FOUR-YEAR TOTALS 54 4, MLS CUP PLAYOFFS GP MIN SHT SVS GAA W-L-T 1998 Columbus DREW MOOR F.C. DALLAS WARD, BRANDON 1996 Columbus YEAGLEY, TODD 1996 Columbus , Columbus , Columbus , Columbus , Columbus , Columbus Columbus SEVEN-YEAR TOTALS , Columbus Columbus Columbus Columbus FOUR-YEAR TOTALS , DEMA KOVALENKO D.C. UNITED 168

5 2005 HOOSIERS IN THE PROS BY TEAM UNITED SOCCER LEAGUE/ A-LEAGUE SYRACUSE SALTY DOGS Ryan Mack 2004 CHARLOTTE EAGLES Josh Rife MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE (MISL) CHARLESTON BATTERY Mike Anhaeuser Aleksey Korol 2004 Lazo Alavanja 2005 CINCINNATI RIVERHAWKS Gino DiGuardi Tommy Keenan Matt Reiswerg 2003 CHICAGO STORM Lazo Alavanja 2005 DALLAS SIDEKICKS Chad Deering 2004 SAN DIEGO SOCKERS Ryan Mack 2005 CHRIS KLEIN KANSAS CITY WIZARDS HAMPTON ROAD MARINERS Blake Rodgers PHILADELPHIA KIXX Joel Shanker DANNY O ROURKE SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES INDIANAPOLIS BLAST Brandon Ward 1995 Craig Ginsberg 1996 Marc Behringer 1998 J.T. Cerroni 1998 George Crawford Todd Cowan 1998 Gino DiGuardi 2002 Craig Ginsberg 1997 Tommy Keenan Matt Fundenberger 2001 Andrew Parrish John Swann Ernie Yarborough 1997 LOUISVILLE THOROUGHBREDS Wayne Lobring John VanBuskirk 1995 MIAMI FREEDOM Ken Snow 1991 MILWAUKEE RAMPAGE Dennis Fadeski Yuri Lavrinenko 2001 NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL SOCCER LEAGUE (NPSL) Folded in 2001 BALTIMORE BLAST David Eise 1988 CHICAGO POWER Ken Snow Steve Snow CHICAGO SHOCCERS Paul DiBernardo 1985 DETROIT ROCKERS Joel Shanker KALAMAZOO KANGAROOS Dan King 1985 Joe Schmid 1985 LOUISVILLE THUNDER Paul DiBernardo 1985 Manuel Gorrity 1985 Chris Oswald 1985 NED GRABAVOY LOS ANGELES GALAXY PITTSBURGH RIVERHOUNDS T.J. Hannig Aleksey Korol 2003 ROCHESTER RHINOS Tim Hardy Yuri Lavrinenko RICHMOND KICKERS Mike Clark 1995 Brandon Ward 1995 Todd Yeagley 1995 ROCKFORD RAPTORS Steve Keller ST. LOUIS AMBUSH Brandon Ward 1997 Joel Shanker Harry Weiss 1997 AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE Folded in 1983 CINCINNATI COMETS Bob Cooley Leo Lay Bob Nelson 1974 CLEVELAND COBRAS Jeff Sendobry

6 HOOSIERS IN THE PROS BY TEAM 2005 DETROIT EXPRESS Steve Westbrook Mike Getman INDIANAPOLIS DARE DEVILS Steve Burks 1978 Hudson Fortune 1979 Joe Kelley 1979 George Perry 1978 Tom Redmond 1978 MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE (MISL I) Folded in 1992 CHICAGO STING Mike Hylla 1985 Pat McGauley Iker Zubizerreta 1985 CLEVELAND FORCE John Stollmeyer 1986 DENVER AVALANCHE Mike Freitag John Luksic 1980 John Putna Tim Walters KANSAS CITY COMETS Dave Boncek Angelo DiBernardo 1985 Charlie Fajkus LOS ANGELES LAZERS David Eise WICHITA WINGS Steve Westbrook CONTINENTAL INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE (CISL) Folded in 1997 DETROIT NEON Joel Shanker 1995 INDIANAPOLIS TWISTERS Matt Coyer George Crawford 1996 Rick Huffman 1998 Dean Kapsalis 1996 David Wright 1996 NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE (NASL) Folded in 1984 CHICAGO STING Charlie Fajkus Pete Gallagher 1983 Rudy Glenn , 1984 Pat McGauley 1984 Robert Meschbach 1984 Tom Redmond Mark Simanton Jim Waldschmidt 1976 DETROIT EXPRESS David Shelton 1978 FT. LAUDERDALE STRIKERS Robert Meschbach Joe Schmid 1984 GERMANY BAYER UERDINGEN John VanBuskirk LR AHLEN John VanBuskirk 1999 SCHALKE 04, DIVISION A Chad Deering SPF. SIEGEN John VanBuskirk VFL WOLSBURG Chad Deering ENGLAND LUTON TOWN, DIVISION I Juergen Sommer QUEENS PARK RANGERS, PREMIER DIVISION Juergen Sommer FRANCE RACING, DIVISION A Armando Betancourt BELGIUM STANDARD LIEGER Steve Snow MEMPHIS AMERICANS Steve Doerr Steve Meyer 1984 MINNESOTA STRIKERS Greg Kennedy 1984 Gregg Thompson ST. LOUIS STEAMER Armando Betancourt Mike Hylla 1985 Greg Kennedy Jeff Sendorbry Joel Shanker Tim Walters ST. LOUIS STORM Ken Godat 1991 SAN DIEGO SOCKERS Rod Castro 1987 TACOMA STARS Mark Laxgang 1985 GOLDEN BAY EARTHQUAKES Charlie Fajkus 1984 LOS ANGELES AZTECS Angelo DiBernardo 1979 David Shelton MINNESOTA STRIKERS Robert Meschbach 1984 NEW YORK COSMOS Angelo DiBernardo SAN DIEGO SOCKERS Mike Freitag 1980 John Putna 1980 TAMPA BAY ROWDIES Gregg Thompson TEAM AMERICA Rudy Glenn 1983 TULSA ROUGHNECKS 170

7 2005 HOOSIERS IN THE PROS BY NAME Lazo Alavanja Dallas Burn (MLS) Miami Fusion (MLS) D.C. United (MLS) Chicago Storm (MISL) Charleston Battery (USL) Mike Anhaeuser Charleston Battery (USL) Marc Behringer Indiana Blast (USL/A-League) Armando Betancourt Racing, Division A (France) St. Louis Steamer (MISL I) Dave Boncek Kansas City Comets (MISL I) Steve Burks Indianapolis Dare Devils (ASL) Rod Castro San Diego Sockers (MISL I) J.T. Cerroni Indiana Blast (USL/A-League) Mike Clark Richmond Kickers (USL/A-League) Columbus Crew (MLS) Bob Cooley Cincinnati Comets (ASL) Scott Coufal New England Revolution (MLS) Chicago Fire (MLS) Todd Cowan Indiana Blast (USL/A-League) Matt Coyer Indianapolis Twisters (CISL) George Crawford Indianapolis Twisters (CISL) Indiana Blast (USL/A-League) Chad Deering Schalke 04, Division A (Germany) WFL Wolsburg (Germany) Dallas Burn (MLS) Dallas Sidekicks (MISL) Angelo DiBernardo Los Angeles Aztecs (NASL) New York Cosmos (NASL) Kansas City Comets (MISL I) Paul DiBernardo Chicago Shoccers (NPSL) Louisville Thunder (NPSL) Gino DiGuardi Cincinnati Riverhawks (USL/A-League) Indiana Blast (USL/A-League) Steve Doerr Memphis Americans (MISL I) Mike Freitag San Diego Sockers (NASL) Denver Avalanche (MISL I) Matt Fundenberger Indiana Blast (USL/A-League) Pete Gallagher Chicago Sting (NASL) Nick Garcia Kansas City Wizards (MLS) Mike Getman Detroit Express (ASL) Craig Ginsberg Indiana Blast (USL/A-League) Rudy Glenn Chicago Sting (NASL) , 1984 Team America (NASL) Ken Godat St. Louis Storm (MISL I) Manuel Gorrity Louisville Thunder (NPSL) Ned Grabavoy Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) T.J. Hannig Pittsburgh Riverhounds (USL/A-League) Tim Hardy Rochester Rhinos (USL/A-League) Rick Huffman Indianapolis Twisters (CISL) Mike Hylla Chicago Sting (MISL I) St. Louis Steamer (MISL I) Dean Kapsalis Indianapolis Twisters (CISL) Tommy Keenan Cincinnati Riverhawks (USL/A-League) Indiana Blast (USL/A-League) Steve Keller Rockford Raptors (USL/A-League) Joe Kelley Indianapolis Dare Devils (ASL) Greg Kennedy Minnesota Strikers (MISL I) St. Louis Steamer (MISL I) Dan King Kalamazoo Kangaroos (NPSL) Chris Klein Kansas City Wizards (MLS) Dema Kovalenko Chicago Fire (MLS) D.C. United (MLS) Aleksey Korol Dallas Burn (MLS) Chicago Fire (MLS) Pittsburgh Riverhounds (USL/A-League) Charleston Battery (USL) F- -G- -H- -K- -L- David Eise Baltimore Blast (NPSL) Los Angeles Lazers (MISL I) A- -B- -C- -D- -E- Dennis Fadeski Milwaukee Rampage (USL/A-League) Charlie Fajkus Chicago Sting (NASL) Golden Bay Earthquakes (NASL) Kansas City Comets (MISL I) Hudson Fortune Indianapolis Dare Devils (ASL) Yuri Lavrinenko Chicago Fire (MLS) Milwaukee Rampage (USL/A-League) Rochester Rhinos (USL/A-League) Mark Laxgang Tacoma Stars (MISL I) Leo Lay Cincinnati Comets (ASL) Wayne Lobring Louisville Thoroughbreds (USL/A-League) John Luksic Denver Avalanche (MISL I)

8 HOOSIERS IN THE PROS BY NAME 2005 Ryan Mack Syracuse Salty Dogs (USL/A-League) San Diego Sockers (MISL) Brian Maisonneuve Columbus Crew (MLS) Pat McGauley Chicago Sting (MISL I) Chicago Sting (NASL) Robert Meschbach Ft. Lauderdale Strikers (NASL) Chicago Sting (NASL) Minnesota Strikers (NASL) Steve Meyer Memphis Americans (MISL I) Drew Moor FC Dallas (MLS) Chicago Power (NPSL) Juergen Sommer Luton Town, Division I (England) Queens Park Rangers, Premier Division (England) Columbus Crew (MLS) New England Revolution (MLS) John Stollmeyer Cleveland Force (MISL I) John Swann Indiana Blast (USL/A-League) Gregg Thompson Tampa Bay Rowdies (NASL) Minnesota Strikers (MISL I) Bob Nelson Jay Nolly Pat Noonan John VanBuskirk Louisville Thoroughbreds (USL/A-League) Bayer Uerdingen (Germany) LR Ahlen (Germany) Spf. Siegen (Germany) Danny O Rourke San Jose Earthquakes (MLS) Chris Oswald Louisville Thunder (NPSL) Andrew Parrish Indiana Blast (USL/A-League) George Perry Indianapolis Dare Devils (ASL) Caleb Porter San Jose Clash (MLS) Tampa Bay Mutiny (MLS) John Putna San Diego Sockers (NASL) Denver Avalanche (MISL I) Tom Redmond Chicago Sting (NASL) Indianapolis Dare Devils (ASL) Matt Reiswerg Cincinnati Riverhawks (USL/A-League) Josh Rife Charlotte Eagles (USL) Blake Rodgers Hampton Road Mariners (USL/A-League) Jim Waldschmidt Chicago Sting (NASL) Brandon Ward Indiana Blast (USL/A-League) Richmond Kickers (USL/A-League) Columbus Crew (MLS) St. Louis Ambush (NPSL) Tim Walters Denver Avalanche (MISL I) St. Louis Steamer (MISL I) Harry Weiss St. Louis Ambush (NPSL) Steve Westbrook Detroit Express (ASL) Wichita Wings (MISL I) David Wright Indianapolis Twisters (CISL) Ernie Yarborough Indiana Blast (USL/A-League) Todd Yeagley Richmond Kickers (USL/A-League) Columbus Crew (MLS) M- -N- Cincinnati Comets (ASL) Real Salt Lake (MLS) New England Revolution (MLS) O- -P- -R- -S- -T- -V- -W- -Y- -Z- Iker Zubizerreta Chicago Sting (MISL I) Joe Schmid Tulsa Roughnecks (NASL) Kalamazoo Kangaroos (NPSL) Jeff Sendobry Cleveland Cobras (ASL) St. Louis Steamer (MISL I) Joel Shanker Detroit Neon (CISL) St. Louis Steamer (MISL I) St. Louis Ambush (NPSL) Detroit Rockers (NPSL) Philadelphia Kixx (MISL) David Shelton Detroit Express (NASL) Los Angeles Aztecs (NASL) Mark Simanton Chicago Sting (NASL) Ken Snow Miami Freedom (USL/A-League) Chicago Power (NPSL) Steve Snow Standard Lieger (Belgium)

9 2005 INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE Indiana soccer has been well represented at both the World Cup and the Olympic Games. A former Hoosier appeared in every Olympiad from 1980 to Angelo DiBernardo and Armando Betancourt were the first two Hoosiers to represent their country at the Olympic Games. DiBernardo played for the United States while Armando Betancourt wore the uniform of Honduras at the 1980 games. DiBernardo was joined by Gregg Thompson on the U.S. team in 1984 and John Stollmeyer represented the United States four years later. The 1990s saw Steve Snow suit up for the U.S. in 1992 and Brian Maisonneuve wear the red, white and blue in Maisonneuve proved to be the team s leading scorer in those Olympic Games. Maisonneuve scored a pair of goals for the U.S. Olympic team that finished ninth. Maisonneuve s first goal sealed a vicotry over Tunisia, while the other brought the U.S. to a 1-1 tie with Portugal. A former Indiana player has taken part in three of the last four World Cups. The first Hoosier to compete for a World Cup was Betancourt as he once again represented Honduras in the 1982 World Cup. Stollmeyer competed in the world s largest sporting event for America in 1990, and Juergen Sommer did the same in Sommer would return to the World Cup in 1998, and he would be joined by to two other former Hoosiers, Chad Deering and Maisonneuve. I remember telling both Chad and Brian that I felt they had the sort of special talents to achieve this honor of representing our country at the highest level, former head coach Jerry Yeagley said. Maisonneuve played well in exhibition games leading up to the World Cup which solidified his place on the team. Deering made the team although he had not played in any World Cup qualifiers for the United States Three former Hoosiers are currently listed as U.S. National Team Pool Players. Nick Garcia and Chris Klein from the Kansas City Wizards are members, along with the New England Revolution s Pat Noonan. All three have played for the U.S. National Team in CHRIS KLEIN PAT NOONAN Garcia, the 1999 College Cup Defensive MVP, was also a member of the U.S. U-20 National Team which played in the Junior World Cup in In total, 13 Hoosiers have earned international caps for the U.S. Men s National Team. Stollmeyer leads the way with 31 international caps for a Hoosiers, while Angelo DiBernardo and Klein are tied with three career international goals. The latest Hoosier to make a splash on the international scene for the U.S. National Team is Noonan. The three-time All-American has been a mainstay on the U.S. Roster in 2005, including playing in World Cup Qualifiers. On June 9, Noonan made his first career qualifier start in a 3-0 victory over Panama. He made his first internationl start and scored his first goal, the game-winner, for the U.S. National Team in a 3-0 win over Colombia in Fullerton, Calif. A number of current Hoosiers have enjoyed time with United States National Teams as various levels. A pair of Hoosiers have made appearances in each of the last two FIFA World Youth (Under-20) Championships. Ned Grabavoy, currently of the Los Angeles Galaxy, and Drew Moor, a member of FC Dallas, played with the U-20 National Team at the 2003 World Youth Championships in the United Arab Emirates. At the World Championships, the U-20 team advanced to the quarterfinals for only the second time ever. The team also won its group for the first time ever, won the most matches by any U.S. team in any FIFA Men s World Championship (three), and tied the record for the most goals scored in any FIFA Men s World Championship (nine). Grabavoy played in eight games in 2003 with the U-20 team,, scoring two goals and dishing out three assists. Moor played in 11 matches in 2003 for the U-20 team while making eight starts. Junior Jacob Peterson and freshman Lee Nguyen were both on the U.S. Under-20 National Team to play in the 2005 FIFA World Youth Championship in Holland. The team won Group D, the so-called Group of Death, with international powers Argentina and Germany. The U20s also advanced to the Round of

10 INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE 2005 HOOSIERS WITH U.S. NATIONAL TEAM PLAYER CAPS GOALS ERA Chad Deering Angelo DiBernardo Paul DiBernardo Charlie Fajkus Nick Garcia Chris Klein Brian Maisonneuve Pat Noonan Present Ken Snow Steve Snow Juergen Sommer John Stollmeyer Gregg Thompson Information from the National Soccer Hall of Fame Men s National Team Player Registry as of July 15, 2005 JUERGEN SOMMER Peterson played in all four games at the championship, making one start. He scored the game-winner on a header in the 56th minute against Egypt in group play. Nguyen played in two matches at the tournament, starting against Egypt. JuniorJed Zayner has garnered some international experience as well. He was a pool player for the U-20 team in 2003 and played for the U-18 as well. Nguyen along with fellow freshmen Chay Cain, Chris Schuler and Brad Ring have seen action with the U18 National Team. Freshman Darren Yeagle also garnered time with the Under-20 National Team in training camps prior to the 2005 World Youth Championship. Former Hoosier Joel Shanker represented the U.S. at the 2004 FIFA Futsal World Championship in Taiwan. Futsal is a five-on-five indoor soccer on a 42-meter court. A 12-player team can made unlimited flying substitutions in a 20-minute half format. The U.S. finished second in Group C with four points (1-1-1 record) to advance to the second stage. The national team would go on to place seventh in the championship. Shanker made 14 appearances, six starts, for the U.S. in He netted five goals, which tied for second on the team. In all, Shanker has 17 career caps and seven goals for the U.S. Futsal Team. His 17 career appearances ranked tied for ninth in U.S. Futsal history. Hoosier Rudy Glenn also made appearances for the U.S. Futsal Team in Glenn played in five matches, scoring a goal. WORLD CUP TEAM MEMBERS 1982 Armando Betancourt (Honduras) 1990 John Stollmeyer (United States) 1994 Juergen Sommer (United States) 1998 Chad Deering (United States) Brian Maisonneuve (United States) Juergen Sommer (United States) OLYMPIANS 1980 Armando Betancourt (Honduras) 1984 Angelo DiBernardo (United States) Gregg Thompson (United States) 1988 John Stollmeyer (United States) 1992 Steve Snow (United States) 1996 Brian Maisonneuve (United States) BRIAN MAISONNEUVE 174