Stockton Cougars

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Stockton Cougars
Stockton Cougars
Full name California Cougars
Founded 2004
Stadium Stockton Arena
(Capacity: 10,050)
Managing Partner Jim Rachels
Head Coach Bernie Lilavois
League Professional Arena Soccer League
2008-2009 TBD
First game November 11, 2005

4-9 Vs. Baltimore Blast

(1st Mariner Arena)
Largest win TBD
Largest defeat TBD
Honors 2008-09 PASL-PRO Western Division
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The California Cougars are an American Arena soccer team, founded in 2004.

The team is a charter member of the Professional Arena Soccer League (PASL-Pro), the first division of arena (indoor) soccer in North America.

In February 2004, John Thomas, a real estate developer, purchased an expansion team in the Major Indoor Soccer League for Stockton, California. The team was named the California Cougars so that it would represent all of northern California as a regional team. The first General Manager was Dennis Lukens, a former "A" League GM who oversaw the start up operation. He was succeeded by Emily Ballus, a former Executive with the WUSA. Because it is only 40 miles south of Sacramento, the team is hoping to draw fans of the old Sacramento Knights of the CISL and WISL. The team began play in the 2005-2006 season after the construction of its arena. In August 2006 the team was purchased by Rick and Greg Toy and their brother in-law Jim Rachels. In May 2008, the team announced that it was joining the Professional Arena Soccer League and would be renamed the Stockton Cougars [1].

They will play their home matches at the Stockton Arena in Stockton, California. Their team colors are red, gold and black.

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[edit] Current Roster

28th February 2009 Nationality given from place of birth

No. Position Player
00 Flag of the United States GK Tebias Mason
0 Flag of Mexico GK Jesus Molina
1 Flag of the United States GK Matt McDougall
2 Flag of the United States MF Uriel Robledo
3 Flag of the United States DF Lee Pricer
4 Flag of the United States DF Antonio Sutton
6 Flag of Mexico MF Marco Ramirez
7 Flag of the United States MF Brian Farber
8 Flag of the United States DF Josh Copeland
9 Flag of the United States MF Greg Howes
No. Position Player
10 Flag of the Philippines MF Majell Aterado
11 Flag of Colombia DF Nelson Santana
14 Flag of the United States FW Aaron Susi
15 Flag of Mexico DF Pedro Lupercio
17 Flag of Argentina FW Ato Leone
19 Flag of Malawi MF Dalitso Muluzi
21 Flag of the United States FW Hugo Brambila
23 Flag of the United States DF David Vedder
25 Flag of the United States GK Santos Ateaga
26 Flag of the United States FW Bernie Lilavois

[edit] Year-by-year

Year Win Lost League Division Reg. Season Playoffs Attendance
2005-2006 10 20 MISL II NA 6th Place Did Not Qualify 3,170
2006-2007 7 23 MISL II NA 6th Place Did Not Qualify 3,612
2007-2008 11 19 MISL II NA 8th Place Did Not Qualify 5,095
2008-2009 12 4 PASL-Pro Western 1st West PASL Champs 2,358
Totals 40 66

[edit] Playoff Record

Year Win Loss GF GA GD
2005-2006 NA NA NA NA NA
2006-2007 NA NA NA NA NA
2007-2008 NA NA NA NA NA
2008-2009 2 0 23 14 9
Total 0 0 0 0 0

[edit] Honors

Championships

  • 2008-09 PASL-PRO Champions

Division Titles

  • 2008-09 PASL-PRO Western Division

[edit] Head Coaches

[edit] Assistant Coach

  • Flag of the United States Antonio Sutton (2007 - present)
  • Flag of the United States Aaron Susi (2008 - present)

[edit] Arenas

[edit] Notes

[edit] External links

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