Games  Packet  2013  

           

 

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We  call   the  sport  by  many  names-­‐-­‐   football,   fotbal,   fussball,   le   foot,   futebol,   futbol,  sepak   bola,   soccer—names   reflecting   a   rich   diversity   yet   sharing   a   common   reality  that   remains   unmatched   in   any   other   sport:   passion.   No   other   sport   can   ignite   so  many  millions  of  people.  No  other  sport  can  bring  so  much   joy.  No  other  sport  can  bring  so  many  nations  together.    At   the   2013   Northwestern  World   Cup,  we   aim   to   bring   that   exact   passion   for   the  sport   and   sense   of   community   to   Northwestern.   World   Cup   was   founded   by   the  International   Student   Association   (ISA)   5   years   ago.   The   first   time   “Northwestern  World   Cup”  was   heard   on   campus  was   in   2009,  where   16   teams   got   together   and  played  for  one  day.  The  event  was  an  immediate  hit.  Every  year,  the  organization  has  managed   to   increase   its   attendance,   its   participants,   and   its   success.   Last   year  was  the   most   successful   yet,   with   more   than   460   participants,   8+   student   groups  collaborating,  and  a  cumulative  total  of  30+  sponsors  over  the  past  4  years.        Why  Qatar?      

Each  year  ISA  World  Cup  selects  a  theme  to  share  with  the  Northwestern  campus.  In  the   past,   we   celebrated   South   Africa   as   FIFA’s   selected   host   country,   Spain   as   the  winner   of   the   2010   FIFA  World   Cup,   and   Poland-­‐Ukraine   as   the   hosts   of   the   2012  Euro   Championship.   This   year,   we   wish   to   celebrate   not   only   the   selected   host  country  for  the  2022  FIFA  World  Cup,  but  the  host  country  of  Northwestern’s  sister  school   in   the  Middle   East.  With   that  being   said,  we  are  proud   to   announce   the  5th  Annual   ISA   World   Cup   theme   as   Qatar.   We   hope   that   this   diverse   celebration   of  soccer  and  Middle  Eastern  culture  will  bring  our  two  campuses  together  through  the  shared  love  of  the  beautiful  game.    On  April   19th   and  20th   2013,  Northwestern's   local   and   international   community  will  come   together   to   play   the   aptly   named   'beautiful   game’.   Goals   will   be   scored,  emotions   will   be   soaring,   whistles   will   be   blown,   fans   will   be   screaming,   but  regardless,  everyone  will  be  there  for  the  same  reason:  to  enjoy  the  sport  that  brings  our  culturally  diverse  community  together.    The  following  booklet  provides  information  regarding  important  dates,  times,  games  format  and  the   layout  of  the  matches.  We  would   like  to  thank  all  our  sponsors  and  partners  for  their  support.  We  hope  you  are  as  excited  as  we  are  and  may  the  best  team  win!    -­‐-­‐  ISA  World  Cup  Executive  Board    

 

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Schedule    

Friday,  April  19th  2013    

Time   Event   Venue  

6:00PM  –  6:45PM   Registration   Front  Gate  

6:45PM  –  7:00PM   Opening  Ceremony    

7:00PM  –  10:00PM   Group  Stages   All  Fields  

 

Saturday,  April  20th  2012    

Time   Event   Venue  

9:00AM  –  10:00AM   Check-­‐in   Front  Gate  

10:00AM  –  2:00PM   Group  Stages  Continue   All  Fields  

2:00PM  –  2:30PM   Lunch    

2:30PM  –  4:30PM   Round  of  16   All  Fields  

4:30PM  –  5:00PM   Break    

5:00PM  –  6:00PM   Quarter  Finals   All  Fields  

6:00PM  –  6:30PM   Break    

6:30PM  –  7:30PM   Semi  Finals   Soccer  Field  

7:30PM  –  8:00PM   Break    

8:00PM  –  9:00PM   Final   Soccer  Field  

9:15PM  –  9:45PM   Closing  Ceremony   Soccer  Field  

     

 

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Rules  and  Regulations  TOURNAMENT  RULES    Competition   Format:   First   round   consists   of   3   games   in   a   round   robin   format,   in   which  teams  play  all  other  teams  within  their  group.  The  top  two  teams  of  each  group  are  seeded  in  a  tournament  bracket,  which  is  single  elimination.    Game   Duration:   The   game   consists   of   two   20-­‐minutes   halves,   with   a   5-­‐minute   half   time  break.  There  will  be  15  minutes  between  the  games.  Games  tied  after  regulation  play  shall  end   in   a   tie   except   in   the   playoffs.   Playoff   overtime   shall   consist   of   a   5-­‐minute   overtime  period,  with  a  coin  toss  to  decide  kick-­‐off  direction.  There  is  no  golden  goal.  If  the  match  is  still   tied   after   the   5   minutes,   a   penalty   shoot-­‐out   will   determine   the   winner.   All   players,  including   the  goalkeeper  may   take  a  penalty  kick.  At   the  discretion  of   the   referee  and   the  tournament  director,  a  game  will  be  forfeited   if  both  teams  are  not  present  at  game  time.  The  present   team  will   be  awarded  a  win;   the  absent   team  will   take  a  5-­‐0   loss.   Teams  are  responsible  for  waiting  until  their  seed  for  playoffs  has  been  determined.  There  are  no  time-­‐outs.    Scoring  Cap:  There  is  no  cap  to  scoring  at  any  match.    Point  System:  Win  =  3  points,  Tie  =  1  point,  Loss  =  0  points    Qualification  to  Knockout  Stage  is  decided  within  each  group  by:  1.  Total  Points  2.  Goal  Differential    3.  Greatest  number  of  goals  scored  in  all  group  matches  4.  Penalty  shootout  (3  penalties  each.  If  no  winner,  followed  by  sudden  death)    Field  Dimensions:  Fields  will  be  a  minimum  of  60  meters  x  30  meters.  Penalty  Box  will  be  8  meters  x  6  meters.    Goal  and  Ball  Size:  Goal  size  is  12  feet  wide,  6  feet  high,  and  5  feet  deep  (3.65  x  1.83  x  1.52  m).  All  games  will  use  size  5  balls.    Spectators:  A  spectator  of  a  match  is  any  person  at  the  Lakeside  Fields  during  the  ISA  World  Cup  Tournament  except  for:  a  member  of  the  Games  and  Logistics  Committee,  a  member  of  a  team  playing  said  match,  a  medical  or  emergency  responder,  or  the  referee  (or  referees)  for   said  match.  All   spectators   should  avoid   stepping   into   the   field  of  play   for   any  ongoing  game  (including  half-­‐time  and  penalty  kicks)  at  any  field.  Spectators  are  not  allowed  to  talk  to  referees  under  any  circumstances.  Spectators  should  be  respectful  of  all  teams,  players,    spectators,  and  referees  throughout  the  entire  tournament.  Failure  to  abide  by  these  rules  will  result  in  sanctions  to  the  spectator.  

 

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PLAYER  RULES    Number  of  Players:  A  match   is  played  by  2  teams,  each  consisting  of  not   less  than  10  and  not  more  than  16  players,  1  of  whom  is  the  goalkeeper.  A  maximum  of  7  players  are  to  be  on  the  field  at  a  time:  6  field  players  and  1  keeper.  A  match  may  not  start  if  either  team  consists  of  fewer  than  5  players.      A  valid  ID  (Wildcard)  and  wristband  must  be  presented  by  each  player  to  the  match  referee  or  a  member  of  the  Games  and  Logistics  Committee  before  every  game.  A  player  without  a  Wildcard  or  valid  ID  cannot  play,  even  if  registered  on  the  team  roster.    If   a   team   plays   any   game  with   one   (or  more)   player(s)  whose   name   is   not   in   the   team  roster,  does  not  have  a  valid  wristband,  or  does  not  show  a  valid  ID  before  the  start  of  the  game,  the  team  will  forfeit  the  game  and  lose  with  a  score  of  5-­‐0.      Player  Substitutions:  Any  number  of  substitutions  may  be  made  during  the  following  dead  ball  situations,  regardless  of  which  team  is  in  possession:  

• Before  goal  kicks,  corner  kicks,  free  kicks,  and  kick-­‐ins  • Following  a  goal  • During  an  injury,  if  game  is  stopped  by  the  referee  

 Goalkeeper  Restrictions:  If  a  goalkeeper  commits  any  of  the  following  infractions  inside  his/her  own  penalty  area,  the  opponent  shall  be  awarded  an  indirect  kick  at  the  top  of  the  penalty  area:    

• If  a  teammate  intentionally  kicks  the  ball  to  the  goalkeeper  and  the  goalkeeper  handles  the  ball.  

• Once  a  goalkeeper  gains  full  control  of  the  ball  with  his  hands  or  feet  inside  the  penalty  area,  he  must  release  the  ball  into  play  outside  the  penalty  area  or  to  another  teammate  within  6  seconds.  

 Player  Equipment:    Each  registered  player  must  also  be  prepared  to  provide  the  same  color  t-­‐shirt  jersey  with  his  or  her  team  name  in  the  front  and  player's  number  on  the  back.  If  both  teams  are  wearing  the  same  color  jerseys,  bibs  with  a  different  color  will  be  provided  by  the  organizers.   During   group   stages,   a   coin   flip  will   determine   the   team   to  wear   bibs.   During  playoffs,   the   seeded   team  will   determine   preferences.  Numbers   on   jerseys   are   required.  Players  are  not  allowed  to  wear  different  numbers  on  jerseys  for  different  matches.  Soccer  cleats  (no  toe  cleats,)  turf  shoes,  or  flat-­‐soled  shoes  must  be  worn.  Northwestern  Athletics  prohibits   certain   footwear   at   some   fields,   and   all   players   shall   obey   these   regulations.  Players  may  not  wear  rings  (except  wedding  bands,)  watches,  earrings  or  hairpieces.  Players  will  not  be  allowed  to  play  with  a  hard  cast  (even  if  wrapped.).        

 

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DISCIPLINARY  SANCTIONS    Cards:  The  yellow  card  is  used  to  communicate  that  a  player,  substitute  or  substituted  player  has   been   cautioned.   The   red   card   is   used   to   communicate   that   a   player,   substitute   or  substituted  player  has  been  ejected  for  the  game.  Two  yellow  cards  will  result  in  a  red  card  and  therefore  in  an  ejection.    Player  Ejection,  Game  Suspension,  and  Spectator  Suspension:    Player  Ejection  

• Referees  reserve  the  right   to  eject  a  player,  substitute  or  substituted  player   from  a  game  for  continual  disobedience  or  as  a  result  of  an  incident  that  warrants  sending  the  player  off.  The  team  may  then  continue  with  their  remaining  players;  however,  if  the  player  receiving  the  red  card  was  in  the  field  of  play,  the  team  must  complete  the  game  with   the   remaining   players   (no   substitution   for   that   player)   (Example,   if   the  team  had  7  players  in  the  field  of  play  and  one  of  those  7  players  is  ejected,  the  team  must  continue  the  game  with  6  players  in  the  field  of  play)  

• A   player,   substitute   or   substituted   player   who   has   been   sent   off   must   leave   the  vicinity  of  the  field  of  play.  He  cannot  remain  in  the  same  area  as  substitute  players.  

• Ejected  players  will  be  automatically  suspended  from  the  next  game.  The  Games  and  Logistics  Committee  along  with  the  Executive  Committee  can  decide  suspension  from  additional  games.    

Game  Suspension  • Referees,   the   Chair   of   Games   and   Logistics,   the   Vice-­‐president   or   President   of   ISA  

World  Cup  reserve  the  right  to  stop,  suspend  or  abandon  a  match  at  any  time  as  a  result  of  an  incident  that  prevents  the  safe  continuation  of  the  match.  

• In   case   of   inclement   weather,   the   referee   has   the   power   to   stop,   suspend,   or  abandon  the  match  if  he/she  considers  that  it  is  dangerous  to  continue  playing.      

Spectator  Suspension  • Referees  and  Games  and  Logistics  Committee  members  reserve  the  right  to  suspend  

or  eject  a  spectator  from  the  Lakeside  Fields  as  a  result  of  indecent  behavior  during  the  match  as  deemed  by  tournament  authorities.  This   includes  but   is  not   limited  to  disrespect  towards  the  referee,  players,  spectators,  and  members  of   the  organizing  committee.    

               

 

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FIELD  OF  PLAY      NO  OFFSIDES    Nine   Feet/Three   Meters   Rule:   In   all   dead   ball   situations   (kick-­‐ins,   free-­‐kicks,   goal   kicks),  restarts,   including   game   start   and   halftime   start,   defending   players  must   stand   at   least   9  feet/3  meters  away  from  the  ball.        Kick-­‐Ins:  There  are  NO  throw-­‐ins.  The  ball  shall  be  kicked  into  play  from  the  sideline  instead  of   throw   in.   Kick-­‐ins   are   indirect   kicks,   therefore   a   goal  may  NOT   be   scored  directly   from  kick-­‐ins.    Free  Kicks  and  Corner  Kicks:  All  free  kicks  are  direct  kicks,  therefore  a  goal  may  be  scored  directly  from  free  kicks.    Goal  Kicks:  Goal  kicks  may  be  taken  from  anywhere  within  the  goal  box  by  any  player.    Kick  Off:  Kick  off  is  an  indirect  kick  and  must  be  played  forward.      Ball  in  and  Out  of  Play:      

• The  ball   is  out  of  play  when  it  has  wholly   (100%)  crossed  the  goal   line  or  touchline  whether  on  the  ground  or  in  the  air,  or  when  play  has  been  stopped  by  the  referee.  It  is  also  out  of  play  if  it  rebounds  off  a  spectator,  substitute  player,  or  any  object  not  making  part  of  the  field  of  play.  

• The   ball   is   in   play   at   all   other   times,   including   when   it   rebounds   off   a   goalpost,  crossbar,  or  referee  and  remains  in  the  field  of  play.    

 Goal  Scored:  A  goal  is  scored  when  the  whole  (100%)  of  the  ball  passes  over  the  goal  line,  between  the  goalposts  and  under  the  crossbar,  provided  that  no  infringement  of  the  rules  of  the  game  has  been  committed  previously  by  the  team  scoring  the  goal.  A  goal  may  be  scored  from  anywhere  on  the  field;  however  a  goal  cannot  be  scored  directly  from  kick-­‐ins  and  kick-­‐off  (being  these  indirect  kicks).  The  ball  changes  possession  after  a  goal  is  scored  

 

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Group  Composition  

Group  A      

   

 

     

   

     

   

 

Barbados  

Nicholas  Matra(C)  

James  Kubick  

Nicholas  Sergeant    

Kevin  Wang  

Cory  Behroozi  

Luis  Ferdinand  

Mann    

Marlon  Bohorquez  

William  McLaughlin  

Nicholas  Broady  

Michael  Evar  

Robert  Glass  

Nicholas  Petro  

Nicholas  Knise  

Matthew  Patrick  

C  Wester  

 

Chinese  Taipei  

Tongtong  Shi(C)  

Hongyi  Xu  

Zhe  Li  

Kaicheng  Zhang  

Yi  Yang  

Zili  Huang  

Zhe  Li  

Di  Zhang  

Jiong  Zhang  

Bo  Peng  

Haoming  Jiang  

Yuchen  Liu  

Xin  Gao  

Xiaowei  Zhou  

Yifeng  Liao  

Guang  Zhu  

 

Haiti  

Wilton  Jackson(C)  

Massimiliano  

Delferro  

Colin  Shober  

Luc  Mickael  

Takouam  

Erlin  Zylalaj  

Jay  Jordan  

Max  Paymar  

Scott  Ogawa  

Soren  Yeadon  

Michael  Guerrero  

Austin  Gundry  

Hugh  Kleifoth  

Karley  Woods  

Trevor  Everett  

 

Hong  Kong  

Vincent  Li(C)  

Jack  Pong  

Jeongwoo  Choi  

Daniel  Zhou  

Evan  Pu  

Aaron  Pu  

Jeremy  Seah  

Chen  Ming  Cheong    

Mike  Han  

Jessina  Thomas  

Roy  White  

Leon  Yung  

Ding  Wang  

Bennett  Silbert  

 

     

 

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Group  B        

 

   

 

     

 

 

Ivory  Coast  

Julian  Cadenas(C)  

Rohan  Sahai  

Francesco  Castaldi  

Samer  Bibi  

Dylan  Levy  

James  Hoover  

Taro  Tomiya  

Felix  Arenas  Garcia  

James  Paul  

Thomas  Moreno  

Andre  Banilevi  

Justin  Lehmann  

William  Perge  

John  Mcilree  

AJ  Guff  

 

China  

Fangzheng  Qian(C)  

Yuchen  Yang  

Chao  Xiong  

Hao  Hu  

Chunxiao  Diao  

Peng  Zuo  

Eric  Zhang  

Jiayi  Wang  

Fengwei  Zou  

Chang  Tang  

Fillan  Grady  

Siyu  Chen  

 

 

Micronesia  

Akshat  Thirani(C)  

Karan  Vaidya  

Joe  Minhyung  Lee  

Leo  Zhu  

Sheehan  Hanrahan  

Dhruv  Parikh  

Nihar  Bobba  

Austin  Michael  Apt  

Ilana  Herzig  

Kirby  Barth  

Levin  Zhu  

 

Bahamas  

Abboud  

Hammour(C)  

Christopher  Grube  

Alan  Besquin  

Max  Stejskal  

Colin  Quinn  

Jonah  McGowan  

Samir  Helmy  

Eeshan  Talwar  

Max  Reid  

Zahid  Panjwani  

Matthew  Schley  

Michael  Errichetti  

 

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Group  C          

         

       

 

Peru  

Michael  

Wolfenson(C)  

Yalin  Buyukdora  

Dan  Hegeman  

Benjamin  Platta  

Amrit  Trewn  

Stefan  Hyde  

Jeziel  Jones  

Gabe  Cortes  

Bartek  Bak  

Mark  Merkeley  

Anthony  Bellino  

David  Torres  

Christopher  Smith  

Derek  Lyssy  

 

Spain  

Giang  Hoang(C)  

Luke  Zborek  

Jason  Smullen  

Babatunde  

Williams  

Edwin  Lee  

Luis  Ruiz  

Kunpeng  Zhang  

Besim  Avci  

Simeon  Bogdanov  

Chris  Dayal  

Mike  Aleman  

Will  Hamel  

Ahmet  Colak  

 

Italy    

Chris  Cappello(C)  

Jonathan  Lo  

Brian  Yost  

Brian  Carlisle  

Phil  Vainikos  

Cameron  Huang  

Daniel  Zhou  

Thomas  Fiorica  

Craig  Davis  

Kenny  Mok  

Michael  

Worthington  

Stephen  Ross  

Andres  Finol  

 

Djibouti  

Shawn  Krishnan(C)  

Andrew  Staples  

Winfield  Winter  

Jahan  Alam  

Dylan  Browdie  

Manuel  Jurado  

Robert  Douglas  

Barnes  III  

Jakub  Grudnik  

Zueber  Juma  

Prateek  Mehta  

 

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Group  D        

 

       

     

       

 

Cameroon  

George  

Markoulakis(C)  

Cyrus  Jackson  Kirk  

Michael  Carlton  

Bryan  Fiori  

Joel  Vergara  

Eytan  Boclin  

Sanjit  Shah  

Matthew  

Middleton  

Sam  Orchant  

Dylan  Hirshkowitz  

Daniel  Lesser  

Kyle  Spinks  

 

Argentina  

Ben  Smith-­‐

Helman(C)  

Jonathan  Kramer  

Roach  

Ben  Oreskes  

Alex  Lieberman  

Dmitri  Fautsch  

Alan  Herskowich  

Michael  Reiner  

Andrew  Nissen  

Eric  Sadler  

Alec  Macintyre  

Jeremy  Halpern  

Max  Sternberg  

Daniel  Parris  

Bijan  Verlin  

 

Finland  

Jeremy  Rotner(C)  

Minjae  Park  

Andrew  Cook  

Bryan  Murphy  

Francisco  

Zalduendo  

Noah  Steimel  

Herman  Gill  

James  Garriga  

Adam  Spiegel  

Noel  Leon  

David  de  Chant  

Carl  LeClerq  

Casey  Vickstrom  

 

Brazil  

Chrysa  Cheronis(C)  

Danna  Cooperberg  

Kate  Cobb  

Katie  Amys  

Aylin  Elmaagacli  

Eleanor  Jacobs  

Johanna  Blieden  

Isabella  Mehiel    

Alex  Heller  

Dani  Swaiman  

Lily  Cohen  

Katlin  Bole  

Maddy  Liautaud  

Michelle  Silver  

Lita  Talisman  

 

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Group  E      

   

     

   

 

         

 

England  

Brenton  Howland  

(C)  

Ade  Adeshoye  

JP  McCleary  

Mark  Morel  

Josh  Bluestone  

Reginald  Jones  

Clayton  Hall  

Devin  Midura  

Mark  Fischer  

Sam  McQuillan  

Nate  Harner  

Torin  Dupper  

 

 

South  Korea  

Juyoung  Jung  (C)  

Jungsu  park  

Hyo  Joo  Lee  

Tae  Heon  Jeong  

Jae  Young  Lee  

Kyung  Lok  Sun  

Jung  Hoon  Kim  

Min  Ho  Lee  

Yoo  Sung  Kim  

David  Cho  

Philip  Ahn  

Keon  Yong  Lee  

Hyung  Joon  Lee  

Young  Kwon  Ko  

Jeonhun  Suh  

Taiwon  Chung  

 

Rwanda  

Akshay  Juleemun  

(C)  

Thomas  Key  

Atul  Adhikari  

Roberto  Drilea  

Adam  Pecena  

Oluwaseun  

Ososami  

Olatunde  Okeowo  

Nevil  George  

Petr  Palecek  

Joris  Cyiezere  

Shoma  Murakawa  

Rodrigo  Carvalho  

Jean  Baptiste  

Amaar  Nanabhai  

 

 

Iran  

Soroush  Aslani  (C)  

Ali  Zockaie  

Meead  Saberi  

Roozbeh  Rezakhani  

Amirreza  

Khosroshahi  

Elham  Beheshti  

Amir  Vahabikashi  

Alireza  Talebpour  

Mehrnaz  Ghamami  

Andrew  Lai  

Brian  Robillard  

Hamidreza  

Mehdizadeh  

 

 

             

 

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Group  F          

 

       

       

   

 

Netherlands    

James  Kelly  (C)  

William  Roever  

Thomas  Dawson  

Kevin  Ibasco  

Aspen  Mori  

Kevin  Gerner  

Tim  Zimmer  

Demetri  Elias  

William  Garofolo  

Matthew  Mrozek  

Vikram  Kulknari  

 

Australia  

Adam  Lim  (C)  

Matt  Collins  

Craig  Herdle  

Mark  Nelson  

Daniel  Russman  

Curtis  Wiese  

Malek  Assi  

Joshua  Roberts  

Lucas  Zheng  

Roy  Yu  

 

Vatican  City  

Oddie  Gopalan  (C)  

Keith  Goldner  

Chris  Zamierowski  

David  Cooperberg  

Ian  Gemp  

Daniel  Newman  

Tyler  Kirkwood  

Eric  Chun  

Peter  Stasiewicz  

Rich  Long  

 

Malaysia  

Arshad  Haue  (C)  

Asim  Aziz  

Osman  Jamil  

Luqman  Azhari  

Magan  Omar  

Kareem  Saleh  

Sami  Hashmi  

Mohamed  Akef  

Muhammed  Yousaf  

Amir  Khan  

Omar  Jamil  

Faique  Moqeet  

Kareem  Youssef  

Amer  Karim  

Saad  Shahab  

Najim  Yaqubie  

               

 

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Group  G    

       

 

   

 

   

 

 

Pakistan    

Bilal  Shahabuddin  

(C)  

Adnaan  Zaffer  

Manuel  Hermosilla  

Alvarro  Villagran  

Rayyan  Najeeb  

Yousuf  Ahmad  

Fadhi  Ali    

Sicelo  Massango  

Samir  

Mamadehussene  

Mariano  Irace  

Esteban  Petruzzello  

Robert  Sandig  

 

USA  

Scott  Wolitzer  (C)  

Drew  D'aelelio  

James  Kukral  

Jason  Riddell  

Conor  Driscoll  

Thomas  Sanford  

Jesse  Seitz  

James  huber  

Alex  Baum  

Keese  DeVos  

Jesus  Roman  

 

Uruguay  

Sebastian  Peinado  

(C)  

Hosung  Kwon  

Daniel  Jude  

Daniel  Heller  

Jonathan  Lopez  

Katie  Lants  

Lauren  Patras  

Zachary  Rachlin  

Antonia  Joze  

Vielma  

Alex  Putterman  

Ethan  Levy  

Ian  Day  

Micky  Koho  

Nour  Alharithi  

Blake  Fromkin  

Eli  Bleemer  

 

Poland  

Kris  Szumigalski  (C)  

Evan  Frohman  

Rajiv  Desikan  

Alex  Finkelstein  

Matt  Zhou  

Caleb  Young  

Kevin  Harris  

Max  Lichstein  

Mark  McLoughlin  

Drew  Guerra  

Frank  Avina  

Kyle  Niesen  

 

 

 

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Group  H    

   

     

   

   

 

India    

Sushant  Goel  (C)  

Karam  Chadha  

Anay  Dave  

Dom  Makepeace  

Jeziel  Jones  

Anagh  Chaudhry  

Yash  Siddartha  

Colton  Gits  

Green  Chung  

Joseph  Park  

Arman  Kassamali  

Karan  Kapashi  

Sameer  Singh  

Dharam  Chadha  

 

Turkey  

Berkcan  Akpinar  (C)  

Mert  Salur  

Catherine  Parish  

Doruk  Apkek  

Kerem  Taskin  

Jomonavi  Chokor  

Erdem  Cicek  

Michael  Kurtz  

Benjamin  

McDonald  

Thomas  Aldrich  

Erim  Dilber  

 

Liechtenstein  

Alex  Holterman  

Drew  Levorsen  

Jason  Dillion  

Alan  Neider  

Zacahary  Flanzman  

Alexander  Rodosky  

Christian  Cizek  

Neil  Mehta  

Asher  Goldman  

Stephen  

Piotrkowski  

James  Lee  

Edward  Speyer  

Max  Friedman  

Cody  Schiffer  

 

 

Greece  

Lauren  Hall  

Melanie  Nehrkorn  

Nkita  Ramanujman  

Alicia  Johnson  

Allison  Weatherly  

Becky  Canfield  

Kelly  Hartzell  

Austin  Schlatter  

Bryana  Schoen  

Pamela  Wax  

Jenna  Franke  

Fallon  Crowley  

Vicky  Rusanova  

Callie  Counsellr  

Jackie  Edelson  

Vicky  Szuflita  

         

 

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Match  Day  Schedule    

GROUP  A    

Field   Day   Time   Game  

Qatar  Air    –  Field  1   FRI   7:00  PM   Barbados  vs  Chinese  Taipei  

Morty    –  Field  2   FRI   7:00  PM   Haiti  vs  Hong  Kong  

Peeled  –  Field  5   FRI   9:00  PM   Barbados  vs  Haiti  

OneLove  –  Field  6   FRI   9:00  PM   Chinese  Taipei  vs  Hong  Kong  

IO  –  Field  3   SAT   11:00  AM   Barbados  vs  Hong  Kong  

Citibank  –  Field  4   SAT   11:00  AM   Chinese  Taipei  vs  Haiti  

       

GROUP  B    

Field   Day   Time   Game  

IO  –  Field  3   FRI   7:00  PM   Ivory  Coast  vs  China  

Citibank  –  Field  4   FRI   7:00  PM   Micronesia  vs  Bahamas  

Qatar  Air  –  Field  1   FRI   10:00  PM   Ivory  Coast  vs  Micronesia  

Morty  –  Field  2   FRI   10:00  PM   China  vs  Bahamas  

Peeled  –  Field  5   SAT   11:00  AM   Ivory  Coast  vs  Bahamas  

OneLove  –  Field  6   SAT   11:00  AM   China  vs  Micronesia  

 

 

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GROUP  C    

Field   Day   Time   Game  

Peeled  –  Field  5   FRI   7:00  PM   Peru  vs  Spain  

OneLove  –  Field  6   FRI   7:00  PM   Italy  vs  Djibouti  

IO  –  Field  3   FRI   10:00  PM   Peru  vs  Italy  

Citibank  –  Field  4   FRI   10:00  PM   Spain  vs  Djibouti  

Qatar  –  Field  1   SAT   12:00  PM   Peru  vs  Djibouti  

Morty  –  Field  2   SAT   12:00  PM   Spain  vs  Italy  

       

GROUP  D    

Field   Day   Time   Game  

Qatar  –  Field  1   FRI   8:00  PM   Cameroon  vs  Argentina  

Morty  –  Field  2   FRI   8:00  PM   Finland  vs  Brazil  

Peeled  –  Field  5   FRI   10:00  PM   Cameroon  vs  Finland  

OneLove  –  Field  6   FRI   10:00  PM   Argentina  vs  Brazil  

IO  –  Field  3   SAT   12:00  PM   Cameroon  vs  Brazil  

Citibank  –  Field  4   SAT   12:00  PM   Argentina  vs  Finland  

 

 

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GROUP  E    

Field   Day   Time   Game  

IO  –  Field  3   FRI   8:00  PM   England  vs  South  Korea  

Citibank  –  Field  4   FRI   8:00  PM   Rwanda  vs  Iran  

Qatar  –  Field  1   SAT   10:00  AM   England  vs  Rwanda  

Morty  –  Field  2   SAT   10:00  AM   South  Korea  vs  Iran  

Peeled  –  Field  5   SAT   12:00  PM   England  vs  Iran  

OneLove  –  Field  6   SAT   12:00  PM   South  Korea  vs  Rwanda  

       

GROUP  F    

Field   Day   Time   Game  

Peeled  –  Field  5   FRI   8:00  PM   Netherlands  vs  Australia  

OneLove  –  Field  6   FRI   8:00  PM   Vatican  City  vs  Malaysia  

IO  –  Field  3   SAT   10:00  AM   Netherlands  vs  Vatican  City  

Citibank  –  Field  4   SAT   10:00  AM   Australia  vs  Malaysia  

Qatar  –  Field  1   SAT   1:00  PM   Netherlands  vs  Malaysia  

Morty  –  Field  2   SAT   1:00  PM   Australia  vs  Vatican  City  

 

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GROUP  G    

Field   Day   Time   Game  

Qatar  –  Field  1   FRI   9:00  PM   Pakistan  vs  USA  

Morty  –  Field  2   FRI   9:00  PM   Uruguay  vs  Poland  

Peeled  –  Field  5   SAT   10:00  AM   Pakistan  vs  Uruguay  

OneLove  –  Field  6   SAT   10:00  AM   USA  vs  Poland  

IO  –  Field  3   SAT   1:00  PM   Pakistan  vs  Poland  

Citibank  –Field  4   SAT   1:00  PM   USA  vs  Uruguay  

         

GROUP  H    

Field   Day   Time   Game  

IO  –  Field  3   FRI   9:00  PM   India  vs  Turkey  

Citibank  –  Field  4   FRI   9:00  PM   Liechtenstein  vs  Greece  

Qatar  –  Field  1   SAT   11:00  AM   India  vs  Liechtenstein  

Morty  –  Field  2   SAT   11:00  AM   Turkey  vs  Greece  

Peeled  –  Field  5   SAT   1:00  PM   India  vs  Greece  

OneLove  –  Field  6   SAT   1:00  PM   Turkey  vs  Liechtenstein  

 

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Knock-­‐Out  Stage  Bracket  

Bracket  available  live  at  http://tinyurl.com/w

cup2013  and  http://www.nuisaw

orldcup.com  

 

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