2015 Minnesota United FC season

As of match played November 8, 2015 No.                                 Name               Nationality         Position  Date of birth (Age)         Signed from                       Signed in  Contract ends  Apps.  Goals
Goalkeepers
1                                   Mitch Hildebrandt  [United States]     GK        12 November 1988 (aged 26)  Oakland Golden Grizzlies          2012                      24     0
24                                  Andrew Fontein     [United States]     GK        3 March 1990 (aged 25)      Tampa Bay Rowdies                 2014                      0      0
33                                  Sammy Ndjock       [Cameroon]          GK        25 February 1990 (aged 25)  [Turkey] Antalyaspor              2015                      24     0
Defenders
2                                   Justin Davis       [United States]     DF        6 May 1988 (aged 27)        New Mexico Lobos                  2011
3                                   Cristiano          [Brazil]            DF        25 May 1986 (aged 29)       Miami                             2011
5                                   Tiago              [Brazil]            DF        19 May 1981 (aged 34)       [Australia] Sydney                2014                      55     1
6                                   Brent Kallman      [United States]     DF        4 October 1990 (aged 25)    Des Moines Menace                 2013                      15     1
14                                  Brian Kallman      [United States]     DF        23 April 1984 (aged 31)     Minnesota Thunder                 2010
16                                  Tyler Polak        [United States]     DF        13 May 1992 (aged 23)       New England Revolution            2014                      5      0
Midfielders
4                                   Aaron Pitchkolan   [United States]     MF        14 March 1983 (aged 32)     San Antonio Scorpions             2013
7                                   Kevin Venegas      [United States]     MF        29 July 1989 (aged 26)      Fullerton Titans                  2010
8                                   Ibson              [Brazil]            MF        7 November 1983 (aged 32)   [Italy] Bologna                   2015                      27     6
11                                  Kalif Alhassan     [Ghana]             MF        15 October 1990 (aged 25)   Portland Timbers                  2015                      28     4
13                                  Jamie Watson       [United States]     MF        10 April 1986 (aged 29)     Orlando City                      2014                      31     3
17                                  Yago               [Brazil]            MF        28 April 1994 (aged 21)     Loan from [Brazil] Vasco da Gama  2015                      11     0
19                                  Alejandro Vela     [Mexico]            MF        28 March 1984 (aged 31)     [Mexico] Cruz Azul                2015                      9      0
20                                  Andrei Gotsmanov   [Belarus]           MF        6 May 1986 (aged 29)                                          2015                      51     3


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23                                  Greg Jordan        [United States]     MF        5 April 1990 (aged 24)      Philadelphia Union                2014                      50     1
77                                  Juliano Vicentini  [Brazil]            MF        26 August 1981 (aged 33)    [Brazil] Audax                    2014                      49     3
Forwards
9                                   Pablo Campos       [Brazil]            FW        29 January 1983 (aged 32)   San Antonio Scorpions             2013                      56     20
18                                  Daniel Mendes      [Brazil]            FW        18 January 1981 (aged 34)   [Sweden] Kalmar                   2015                      53     15
21                                  Christian Ramirez  [United States]     FW        4 April 1991 (aged 24)      Charlotte Eagles                  2014                      62     34
29                                  J. C. Banks        [United States]     FW        24 August 1989 (aged 26)    Rochester Rhinos                  2015                      20     3
99                                  Geison Moura       [Brazil]            FW        16 July 1986 (aged 29)      [Singapore] Hougang United        2015
Players who left during the season
10                                  Miguel Ibarra      [United States]     MF        15 March 1990 (aged 25)     UC Irvine Anteaters               2010                      96     18
22                                  Jonny Steele       [Northern Ireland]  MF        7 February 1986 (aged 29)   [Australia] Newcastle Jets        2015                      6      0


2015 Minnesota United FC season

Transfers

Transfers in

Entry date          Position  No.  Player                           From club                         Fee          Ref.
December 11, 2014   FW        29   [United States] J. C. Banks      [United States] Rochester Rhinos  Undisclosed
January 8, 2015     MF        22   [Northern Ireland] Jonny Steele  [Australia] Newcastle Jets FC     Free
February 22, 2015   FW        11   [Ghana] Kalif Alhassan           [United States] Portland Timbers  Free
February 23, 2015   MF        8    [Brazil] Ibson                   [Italy] Bologna                   Free
March 9, 2015       GK        33   [Cameroon] Sammy N'Djock         [Turkey] Antalyaspor              Free
April 1, 2015       FW        99   [Brazil] Geison Moura            [Singapore] Hougang United FC     Free
August 12, 2015     MF        20   [Belarus] Andrei Gotsmanov       Free Agent                        Free
September 11, 2015  MF        19   [Mexico] Alejandro Vela          Free Agent                        Free

Transfers out

Exit date         Position  No.  Player                           To club                               Fee              Ref.
December 4, 2014  MF        0    [United States] Floyd Franks     n/a                                   Released
December 4, 2014  MF        6    [Canada] Mozzi Gyorio            [United States] Austin Aztex          Released
December 4, 2014  FW        7    [Italy] Simone Bracalello        [United States] Carolina RailHawks    Released
December 4, 2014  MF        8    [United States] Michael Reed     [United States] Atlanta Silverbacks   Released
December 4, 2014  MF        13   [Japan] Kentaro Takada           [United States] Saint Louis FC        Released
December 4, 2014  FW        15   [Brazil] Pedro Ferreira-Mendes   [United States] Atlanta Silverbacks   Released
December 4, 2014  FW        17   [Jamaica] Omar Daley             [United States] Oklahoma City Energy  Released
December 4, 2014  MF        19   [El Salvador] Rafael Burgos      [Austria] SV Ried                     End of Loan
December 4, 2014  FW        20   [Canada] Mackenzie Pridham       [Canada] Whitecaps FC 2               Released
December 4, 2014  FW        25   [United States] Nate Polak       [United States] Louisville City FC    Released
December 4, 2014  GK        30   [United States] Matt Van Oekel   [Canada] FC Edmonton                  Released
July 1, 2015      MF        10   [United States] Miguel Ibarra    [Mexico] Club León                    Undisclosed
                                                                                (seven figures)
July 1, 2015      MF        22   [Northern Ireland] Jonny Steele  n/a                                   Released

Loans in


2015 Minnesota United FC season

Loans in

Start date     End date       Position  No.  Player               From club       Ref.
July 14, 2015  End of Season  MF        17   [Brazil] Yago Silva  [Brazil] Vasco

Management

  * [United States] Nick Rogers – President
  * [United States] Manny Lagos – Technical Director and Head Coach
  * [England] Carl Craig – Assistant Coach
  * [United States] Donny Mark – Assistant Coach
  * [England] Paul O'Connor – Goalkeeping Coach
  * [United States] Peter Rivard – Reserves Team Coach
  * [Scotland] Craig Mallace – Director of Camps & Youth Development
  * [United States] Dr. Corey Wulf – Team Doctor
  * [United States] Dr. Brad Moser – Team Doctor
  * [United States] Yoshiyuki Ono – Team Athletic Trainer
  * [United States] David Bloomquist – Team Athletic Trainer

Friendlies

February 19, 2015 Preseason 1  Seattle Sounders FC  1–1     Minnesota United               Tucson, Arizona
                                                            Ibarra 50'
12:30 CST                      Cooper 45'           Report  Pitchkolan [Yellow card] 55'   Stadium: Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium
                                                            Hildebrandt [Yellow card] 55'
Note: 60-minute scrimmage.

February 25, 2015 Preseason 2  Indy Eleven  0–1  Minnesota United  Casa Grande, Arizona
12:00 CST                                        Alhassan 29'      Stadium: Grande Sports World
Note: 70-minute scrimmage.

February 27, 2015 Preseason 3  Sporting Kansas City  1–0  Minnesota United         Tucson, Arizona
11:30 CST                      Añor 8'                    Tiago [Yellow card] 23'  Stadium: Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium

March 16, 2015 Preseason 4  Volta Redonda [Brazil]  2–3  [United States] Minnesota United  Pinheiral, Brazil
                            Pedro 18'                    Banks 55'
1:30 CST                    Eduardo 73'                  Watson 67' (pen.)                 Stadium: CT João Havelange
                                                         Mendes 80'

March 18, 2015 Preseason 5  Botafogo [Brazil]  2–0  [United States] Minnesota United  Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
3:15 CST                    Pimpão 84'                                                Stadium: Estádio Olímpico João Havelange
                            Sassá 86'


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March 21, 2015 Preseason 6  Barra Mansa [Brazil]  3–3  [United States] Minnesota United  Pinheiral, Brazil
                            15'                        Campos 14'
CST                         25'                        Watson 47', 65' (pen.)            Stadium: CT João Havelange
                            52'

March 23, 2015 Preseason 7  Vasco da Gama [Brazil]  0–1  [United States] Minnesota United  Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
CST                                                      Mendes 51'                        Stadium: Estádio São Januário

April 3, 2015 Preseason 8  Minnesota United  1–1  University of Nebraska Omaha  Woodbury, Minnesota
9:00 CST                   Ramirez 65'            E. Alihodzic 3'               Stadium: Bielenberg Sports Complex

April 7, 2015 Preseason 9  Orlando City  2–3     Minnesota United   Sanford, Florida
                           Róchez 12'            Ibarra 19'
12:00 CST                  Donovan 29'   Report  Watson 68'         Stadium: Lake Sylvan Park
                                                 Campos 76' (pen.)

July 18, 2015 Midseason                                Minnesota United [United States]  1–1     [Mexico] Club León          Blaine, Minnesota
                                                       Dias [Yellow card] 50'
                                                       Kallman [Yellow card] 57'                 Rocha 39'                   Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 CDT                                               Moura [Yellow card] 67'           Report  Burdisso [Yellow card] 73'  Attendance: 9.388
                                                       Yago [Yellow card] 90'                    Montes [Yellow card] 90'
                                                       Campos 83'
Note: Miguel Ibarra will play one half for each team.

Competitions

NASL Spring Championship

Main article: 2015 North American Soccer League season § Spring Championship


2015 Minnesota United FC season

Main article: 2015 North American Soccer League season § Spring Championship

     Team
Pos    * v                     Pld  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD  Pts  Qualification
       * t
       * e
1    New York Cosmos (S)       10   5  5  0  18  9   +9  20   Playoffs
2    Tampa Bay Rowdies         10   5  4  1  15  9   +6  19
3    Carolina RailHawks        10   3  5  2  15  10  +5  14
4    Minnesota United          10   3  5  2  15  13  +2  14
5    Indy Eleven               10   3  4  3  13  12  +1  13
6    Jacksonville Armada       10   3  3  4  15  18  −3  12
7    San Antonio Scorpions     10   3  3  4  11  15  −4  12
8    Fort Lauderdale Strikers  10   3  2  5  12  13  −1  11
9    Ottawa Fury               10   2  5  3  5   8   −3  11
10   FC Edmonton               10   2  3  5  16  22  −6  9
11   Atlanta Silverbacks       10   1  5  4  7   13  −6  8

Source: NASL
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total goal differential; 3) total goals scored; 4) head-to-head record; 5) away goal differential; 6) away goals scored
(S) Spring season champion

Results summary

Overall  Home  Away
Pld      W     D     L  GF  GA  GD  Pts  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD
10       3     5     2  15  13  +2  14   2  2  1  9   8   +1  1  3  1  6   5   +1

Last updated: July 15, 2015.
Source: Match reports

Results by round

Round     1  2   3   4   5  6  7  8  9  10
Stadium   A  A   H   A   H  A  H  H  A  H
Result    D  L   D   D   W  W  W  D  D  L
Position  8  10  10  10  8  4  2  3  4  4

Updated to match(es) played on June 15, 2015. Source: Match reports
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

Matches

Win Loss Draw


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Matches

Win Loss Draw

April 11, 2015 Match 1  Tampa Bay Rowdies             0–0     Minnesota United           St. Petersburg, Florida
                        Hernández [Yellow card] 21'                                      Stadium: Al Lang Stadium
6:30 p.m. CDT           King [Yellow card] 37'        Report  Venegas [Yellow card] 12'  Attendance: 7,010
                        Mkandawire [Yellow card] 63'          Campos [Yellow card] 89'   Referee: Kevin Terry Jr.
                        Chavez [Yellow card] 90'

April 18, 2015 Match 2  Ottawa Fury FC              1–0     Minnesota United          Ottawa, Ontario
                        Falvey [Yellow card] 24'                                      Stadium: TD Place Stadium
3:00 p.m. CDT           Heinemann 68'               Report  Ndjock [Yellow card] 21'  Attendance: 5,093
                        Wiedeman [Yellow card] 79'                                    Referee: Justin Tasev

April 25, 2015 Match 3  Minnesota United                       2–2     San Antonio Scorpions              Blaine, Minnesota
                        Ramirez [Yellow card] 25', 59' (pen.)          Tsiskaridze 8', [Yellow card] 31'  Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT           Campos 34'                             Report  Attakora [Yellow card] 61'         Attendance: 9,233
                        Ibarra [Yellow card] 55'                       Castillo 90+1' (pen.)              Referee: Alejandro Mariscal

May 3, 2015 Match 4  FC Edmonton                 2–2     Minnesota United                      Edmonton, Alberta
Flyover Cup
                     Raudales [Yellow card] 41'
                     Nyassi [Yellow card] 47'            Ibarra 2'                             Stadium: Clarke Stadium
2:00 p.m. CDT        Laing 51'                   Report  Watson [Yellow card] 80', 85' (pen.)  Attendance: 2,896
                     Watson [Yellow card] 56'            Campos [Yellow card] 86'              Referee: Justin Tasev
                     Ameobi 71'
                     Fordyce [Red card] 84'

May 9, 2015 Match 5  Minnesota United              1–0     Atlanta Silverbacks       Blaine, Minnesota
                     Campos 43'                            Okafor [Yellow card] 76'  Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT        Pitchkolan [Yellow card] 56'  Report  Oppong [Yellow card] 87'  Attendance: 9,058
                                                                                Referee: Baboucarr Jallow


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May 16, 2015 Match 6  Indy Eleven  1–3     Minnesota United          Indianapolis, Indiana
                                           Alhassan 22'              Stadium: Carroll Stadium
6:30 p.m. CDT         Peña 49'     Report  Campos [Yellow card] 35'  Attendance: 10,524
                                           Davis 63'                 Referee: David Gantar
                                           Vicentini 63'

May 23, 2015 Match 7  Minnesota United                      3–2     Jacksonville Armada        Blaine, Minnesota
                      Dias [Yellow card] 1'                         Nicklaw [Yellow card] 13'
                      Campos 53' (pen.), [Yellow card] 79'          Scaglia [Yellow card] 34'  Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT         Calvano 59', [Yellow card] 82'        Report  Trejo [Yellow card] 69'    Attendance: 9,012
                      Ibarra 76'                                    Milien 71'                 Referee: Daniel Fitzgerald
                                                                    Johnson 83'

May 30, 2015 Match 8  Minnesota United             1–1     New York Cosmos           Blaine, Minnesota
                      Campos 9'                                                      Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT         Vicentini [Yellow card] 30'  Report  Moffat [Yellow card] 22'  Attendance: 9,317
                      Davis [Yellow card] 44'              Raúl 90'                  Referee: Daniel Radford
                      Ibson [Yellow card] 79'

June 6, 2015 Match 9  Carolina RailHawks        1–1     Minnesota United  Cary, North Carolina
                                                                          Stadium: WakeMed Soccer Park
6:30 p.m. CDT         Novo 80', [Red card] 86'  Report  Banks 48'         Attendance: 4,863
                                                                          Referee: Mark Kadlecik

June 13, 2015 Match 10  Minnesota United          2–3     Fort Lauderdale Strikers          Blaine, Minnesota
                        Ibarra 18' (pen.)                 Pinho 3', 80', [Yellow card] 67'  Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT           Mendes [Yellow card] 26'  Report  Angulo 78', [Red card] 84'        Attendance: 9,342
                        Pitchkolan 38'                                                      Referee: Nima Saghafi

NASL Fall Championship

Main article: 2015 North American Soccer League season § Fall Championship


2015 Minnesota United FC season

Main article: 2015 North American Soccer League season § Fall Championship

     Team
Pos    * v                     Pld  W   D  L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification
       * t
       * e
1    Ottawa Fury (F)           20   13  6  1   37  15  +22  45   Playoffs
2    Minnesota United          20   11  6  3   39  26  +13  39
3    New York Cosmos           20   10  6  4   31  21  +10  36
4    Fort Lauderdale Strikers  20   8   6  6   37  27  +10  30
5    FC Edmonton               20   7   5  8   25  24  +1   26
6    Atlanta Silverbacks       20   6   7  7   24  27  −3   25
7    Carolina RailHawks        20   6   3  11  29  39  −10  21
8    Tampa Bay Rowdies         20   5   5  10  18  28  −10  20
9    Indy Eleven               20   5   5  10  23  36  −13  20
10   San Antonio Scorpions     20   4   7  9   30  37  −7   19
11   Jacksonville Armada       20   5   4  11  18  31  −13  19

Source: NASL
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total goal differential; 3) total goals scored; 4) head-to-head record; 5) away goal differential; 6) away goals scored
(F) Fall season champion

Results summary

Overall  Home  Away
Pld      W     D     L  GF  GA  GD   Pts  W  D  L  GF  GA  GD   W  D  L  GF  GA  GD
20       11    6     3  39  26  +13  39   6  4  0  16  6   +10  5  2  3  23  20  +3

Last updated: October 31, 2015.
Source: Match reports

Results by round

Round     1  2   3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20
Stadium   A  H   H  A  A  A  H  A  A  H   A   H   A   H   A   H   H   A   H   H
Result    L  D   W  W  D  L  D  W  W  W   D   W   W   D   W   W   W   L   W   D
Position  9  10  2  3  3  3  4  4  2  3   2   2   2   2   2   2   2   2   2   2

Updated to match(es) played on October 31, 2015. Source: Match reports
A = Away; H = Home; W = Win; D = Draw; L = Loss

Matches

Win Loss Draw


2015 Minnesota United FC season

Matches

Win Loss Draw

July 4, 2015 Match 1  Carolina RailHawks                                3–1     Minnesota United             Cary, North Carolina
                      Bracalello 15'                                            Mendes 26'
                      Shipalane 17'                                             Venegas [Yellow card] 27'    Stadium: WakeMed Soccer Park
4:00 p.m. CDT         Low [Yellow card] 28'                             Report  Vicentini [Yellow card] 57'  Attendance: 3,075
                      Thompson [Yellow card] 41' [Yellow-red card] 60'          Dias [Yellow card] 89'       Referee: Robert Sibiga
                      Da Luz 57'

July 11, 2015 Match 2  Minnesota United              1–1     Ottawa Fury                  Blaine, Minnesota
                       Ibson [Yellow card] 15'               Richter [Yellow card] 11'    Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT          Ramirez 32'                   Report  Eustaquio [Yellow card] 31'  Attendance: 9,030
                       Pitchkolan [Yellow card] 80'          Heinemann 75' (pen.)         Referee: Nima Saghafi
                       Calvano [Yellow card] 88'

July 15, 2015 Match 3  Minnesota United                4–0     Jacksonville Armada                      Blaine, Minnesota
                       Vicentini 13'
                       Bre. Kallman [Yellow card] 16'
                       Mendes 50'                              Keita [Yellow card] 20' [Red card] 45+'  Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT          Ramirez 60'                     Report  Ortiz [Yellow card] 90+'                 Attendance: 9,412
                       Ibson 75'                                                                        Referee: Tyler Ploeger
                       Banks [Yellow card] 78'
                       Pitchkolan [Yellow card] 81'

July 25, 2015 Match 4  San Antonio Scorpions                               3–4     Minnesota United              San Antonio, Texas
                       Cann 16'                                                    Ramirez 11'
                       Castillo 33' (pen.), 86' (pen.), [Yellow card] 77'          Calvano [Yellow card] 15'     Stadium: Toyota Field
7:30 p.m. CDT          Chávez [Yellow card] 44'                            Report  Davis 22', [Yellow card] 85'  Attendance: 7,087
                       Rusin [Yellow card] 89'                                     Ibson 37'                     Referee: Daniel Fitzgerald
                       Hassli [Yellow card] 90' [Yellow-red card] 90'              Alhassan 48'


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July 31, 2015 Match 5  Jacksonville Armada                              3–3     Minnesota United            Jacksonville, Florida
                       Johnson 5', [Yellow card] 37'                            Ramirez 21'
                       Barrett 23'                                              Calvano [Yellow card] 50'   Stadium: Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville
6:00 p.m. CDT          Nicklaw [Yellow card] 41' [Yellow-red card] 83'  Report  Alhassan [Yellow card] 64'  Attendance: 6,847
                       Keita 72'                                                Davis 78'                   Referee: Marcos De Oliveira
                       Castrillón[Yellow card] 79'                              Ibson 84'                   Man of the Match: Christian Ramirez
                       Scaglia [Yellow card] 86'

August 5, 2015 Match 6  New York Cosmos              2–1     Minnesota United          Hempstead, New York
                        Restrepo 13'
                        Freeman 76'                          Ramirez 8'                Stadium: James M. Shuart Stadium
6:00 p.m. CDT           Fernandes [Yellow card] 78'  Report  Campos [Yellow card] 51'  Referee: Mark Kadlecik
                        Szetela [Yellow card] 88'            Ibson [Yellow card] 87'   Man of the Match: Christian Ramirez
                        Maurer [Yellow card] 90'

August 8, 2015 Match 7  Minnesota United             1–1     FC Edmonton                   Blaine, Minnesota
Flyover Cup
                        Alhassan [Yellow card] 40'           Raudales [Yellow card] 34'    Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT           Ramirez 47' (pen.)           Report  Laing [Yellow card] 58'       Attendance: 9,077
                        Davis [Yellow card] 70'              Ameobi 71'                    Referee: Daniel Radford
                        Vicentini [Yellow card] 88'          de Freitas [Yellow card] 82'  Man of the Match: Yago Silva

August 15, 2015 Match 8  Ottawa Fury                1–2     Minnesota United               Ottawa, Ontario
                                                            Calvano [Yellow card] 11'      Stadium: TD Place Stadium
                         Minatel [Yellow card] 19'          Ramirez 17'                    Attendance: 6,899
6:00 p.m. CDT            Wiedeman 73'               Report  Silva [Yellow card] 40'        Referee: Lyes Arfa
                                                            Vicentini [Yellow card] 62'    Man of the Match: Daniel Mendes
                                                            Mendes 90', [Yellow card] 90'


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August 22, 2015 Match 9  Tampa Bay Rowdies           1–3     Minnesota United             St. Petersburg, Florida
                         Guerra 28'                          Ibson 36'                    Stadium: Al Lang Stadium
6:30 p.m. CDT            Sweat [Yellow card] 51'     Report  Davis 65'                    Attendance: 5,059
                         Menjivar [Yellow card] 90'          Vicentini [Yellow card] 90'  Referee: Rubiel Vazquez
                                                             Mendes 90'                   Man of the Match: Justin Davis

September 2, 2015 Match 10  Minnesota United              1–0     Indy Eleven                 Blaine, Minnesota
                            Moura [Yellow card] 24'                                           Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT               Pitchkolan [Yellow card] 66'  Report  Richards [Yellow card] 17'  Attendance: 7,137
                            Davis 77'                                                         Referee: Fotis Bazakos
                                                                                Man of the Match: Sammy N'Djock

September 6, 2015 Match 11  FC Edmonton                                    1–1     Minnesota United  Edmonton, Alberta
Flyover Cup
                            Nonni [Yellow card] 13' [Yellow-red card] 25'                            Stadium: Clarke Stadium
4:00 p.m. CDT               Raudales [Yellow card] 17'                     Report  Alhassan 11'      Attendance: 3,156
                            Fordyce 90'                                                              Referee: Yusri Rudolf
                                                                                Man of the Match: Kalif Alhassan

September 12, 2015 Match 12  Minnesota United               3–1     Carolina RailHawks        Blaine, Minnesota
                             Calvano [Yellow card] 23'                                        Stadium: National Sports Center
                             Mendes [Yellow card] 67'               Danso 4'                  Attendance: 8,222
7:00 p.m. CDT                Scott 72' (o.g.)               Report  Engel [Yellow card] 45'   Referee: Alejandro Mariscal
                             Campos 76', [Yellow card] 77'          da Luz [Yellow card] 71'  Man of the Match: Kevin Venegas
                             Venegas 81'

September 15, 2015 Match 13  Atlanta Silverbacks     1–2     Minnesota United                                   Atlanta
                                                             Gotsmanov [Yellow card] 7'                         Stadium: Atlanta Silverbacks Park
                             McKenzie [Red card] 4'          Ramirez 28'                                        Attendance: 2,302
7:00 p.m. CDT                Mendes 9'               Report  Vicentini [Yellow card] 60' [Yellow-red card] 90'  Referee: Nima Saghafi
                                                             J. C. Banks 83'                                    Man of the Match: Christian Ramirez
                                                             Vela [Yellow card] 89'


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September 19, 2015 Match 14  Minnesota United           0–0     New York Cosmos               Blaine, Minnesota
                             Ibson [Yellow card] 45+'                                         Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT                Davis [Yellow card] 56'    Report  Bover [Yellow card] 74'       Attendance: 9,418
                             Calvano [Yellow card] 90'          Guenzatti [Yellow card] 90+'  Referee: Daniel Fitzgerald
                                                                                Man of the Match: Sammy N'Djock

September 26, 2015 Match 15  Fort Lauderdale Strikers   2–5     Minnesota United           Fort Lauderdale, Florida
                             Angulo 7', 88'                     Ramirez 12'                Stadium: Lockhart Stadium
                             Chin [Yellow card] 52'             Alhassan 27'               Attendance: 2,903
6:00 p.m. CDT                Ramírez [Yellow card] 54'  Report  Calvano [Yellow card] 42'  Referee: Mathieu Bourdeau
                             Borrajo [Yellow card] 70'          Mendes 44'                 Man of the Match: Ibson
                                                                Ibson 61', 87'

October 3, 2015 Match 16  Minnesota United          1–0     Tampa Bay Rowdies                              Blaine, Minnesota
                          Vela [Yellow card] 35'                                                           Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT             Ramirez 44'               Report  Sweat [Yellow card] 31' [Yellow-red card] 41'  Attendance: 8,932
                          Jordan [Yellow card] 74'                                                         Referee: Younes Marrakchi
                          Davis [Yellow card] 86'                                                          Man of the Match: Christian Ramirez

October 10, 2015 Match 17  Minnesota United           2–1     Fort Lauderdale Strikers      Blaine, Minnesota
                           Campos 6'                                                        Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT              Mendes 27'                 Report  PC 78'                        Attendance: 9,207
                           Calvano [Yellow card] 63'          Sanfilippo [Yellow card] 85'  Referee: David Gantar
                           Davis [Yellow card] 90+'                                         Man of the Match: Greg Jordan

October 17, 2015 Match 18  Indy Eleven                  3-1     Minnesota United                Indianapolis, Indiana
                           Mares 39'                            Venegas [Yellow card] 81'       Stadium: Michael Carroll Stadium
6:00 p.m. CDT              Brown 65'                    Report  Kallman 85', [Yellow card] 89'  Attendance: 9,085
                           Ring 83', [Yellow card] 89'          Pitchkolan [Yellow card] 89'    Referee: Jose Carlos Rivero
                                                                                Man of the Match: Greg Jordan


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October 24, 2015 Match 19  Minnesota United   1–0     Atlanta Silverbacks        Blaine, Minnesota
                                                                                Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT              Ramirez 9' (pen.)  Report  McKenzie [Yellow card] 9'  Attendance: 9,212
                                                      Mensing [Yellow card] 33'  Referee: Alex Chilowicz
                                                                                Man of the Match: Brent Kallman

October 31, 2015 Match 20  Minnesota United   2–2     San Antonio Scorpions  Blaine, Minnesota
                                                                             Stadium: National Sports Center
7:00 p.m. CDT              Campos 70' (pen.)  Report  Gentile 54'            Attendance: 5,890
                           Venegas 90'                Castillo 85' (pen.)    Referee: Robert Sibiga
                                                                             Man of the Match: Kevin Venegas

NASL Playoffs

Main article: 2015 North American Soccer League season § 2015 NASL Playoffs

     Team
Pos    * v                     Pld  W   D   L   GF  GA  GD   Pts  Qualification
       * t
       * e
1    New York Cosmos (C, X)    30   15  11  4   49  30  +19  56   Championship qualifiers
2    Ottawa Fury               30   15  11  4   42  23  +19  56   Championship qualifiers
3    Minnesota United          30   14  11  5   54  39  +15  53   Championship qualifiers
4    Fort Lauderdale Strikers  30   11  8   11  49  40  +9   41
5    Tampa Bay Rowdies         30   10  9   11  33  37  −4   39
6    Carolina RailHawks        30   9   8   13  44  49  −5   35
7    FC Edmonton               30   9   8   13  41  46  −5   35
8    Atlanta Silverbacks       30   7   12  11  31  40  −9   33
9    Indy Eleven               30   8   9   13  36  48  −12  33
10   San Antonio Scorpions     30   7   10  13  41  52  −11  31
11   Jacksonville Armada       30   8   7   15  33  49  −16  31

Source: NASL
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) total goal differential; 3) total goals scored; 4) head-to-head record; 5) away goal differential; 6) away goals scored
(C) Champion; (X) Regular season champion
Notes:

Semi-finals


2015 Minnesota United FC season

Semi-finals

November 8, 2015  Ottawa Fury FC (2)                    2–1 (a.e.t.)  Minnesota United (3)          Ottawa, Ontario
                                                                      Calvano [Yellow card] 2'
                                                                      Ramirez 7' (pen.)             Stadium: TD Place Stadium
2:00 p.m. CST     Heinemann [Yellow card] 9' 47', 108'  Report        Ibson [Yellow card] 45'       Attendance: 9,346
                  Trafford [Yellow card] 104'                         Mendes [Yellow card] 45'      Referee: Mathieu Bourdeau
                                                                      Vicentini [Yellow card] 100'
                                                                      Jordan [Yellow card] 120'

U.S. Open Cup

Main article: 2015 U.S. Open Cup
May 27, 2015 Third round                Saint Louis FC [Missouri]  1–1 (a.e.t.)                          [Minnesota] Minnesota United FC  Fenton, Missouri
                                                                   (3–1 p)
                                        Gaul 80' (pen.)                                                  Kallman [Yellow card] 20'        Stadium: World Wide Technology Soccer Park
7:00 p.m. CDT                           Renken [Yellow card] 90'   Report                                Banks 53'                        Attendance: 2,579
                                        Lynch [Yellow card] 94'                                          Ibson [Yellow card] 114'         Referee: Jon Freemon
                                        Gaul [Red card] 114'                                             Polak [Yellow card] 118'
                                        Penalties
Barklage [soccer ball with check mark]                             Mendes [soccer ball with red X]
Doody [soccer ball with check mark]                                Ibson [soccer ball with red X]
Gasecki [soccer ball with check mark]                              Ibarra [soccer ball with check mark]
                                                                   Ramirez [soccer ball with red X]

Squad statistics

As of match played November 8, 2015

Appearances and goals


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No.                                                   Pos    Nat                     Player             Total  NASL Spring Season  NASL Fall Season  Playoffs  U.S. Open Cup
Apps                                                  Goals  Apps                    Goals              Apps   Goals               Apps              Goals     Apps           Goals
1                                                     GK     [United States] USA     Mitch Hildebrandt  8      0                   2                 0         5              0      0    0  1    0
2                                                     DF     [United States] USA     Justin Davis       30     5                   10                1         19             4      1    0  0    0
3                                                     DF     [Brazil] BRA            Cristiano          12     0                   10                0         2              0      0    0  0    0
4                                                     MF     [United States] USA     Aaron Pitchkolan   31     1                   9+1               1         18+1           0      1    0  1    0
5                                                     DF     [Brazil] BRA            Tiago              29     1                   10                1         18             0      1    0  0    0
6                                                     DF     [United States] USA     Brent Kallman      9      1                   0                 0         8              1      0    0  1    0
7                                                     MF     [United States] USA     Kevin Venegas      29     2                   9                 0         19             2      1    0  0    0
8                                                     MF     [Brazil] BRA            Ibson              27     6                   5                 0         20             6      1    0  0+1  0
9                                                     FW     [Brazil] BRA            Pablo Campos       30     7                   8+2               4         4+14           3      0+1  0  0+1  0
11                                                    MF     [Ghana] GHA             Kalif Alhassan     28     4                   3+4               1         19+1           3      1    0  0    0
13                                                    MF     [United States] USA     Jamie Watson       4      1                   2+2               1         0              0      0    0  0    0
14                                                    DF     [United States] USA     Brian Kallman      5      0                   1+1               0         1+1            0      0    0  1    0
16                                                    DF     [United States] USA     Tyler Polak        2      0                   0                 0         1              0      0    0  1    0
17                                                    MF     [Brazil] BRA            Yago               11     0                   0                 0         6+5            0      0    0  0    0
18                                                    FW     [Brazil] BRA            Daniel Mendes      27     6                   5                 0         14+6           6      1    0  0+1  0
19                                                    MF     [Mexico] MEX            Alejandro Vela     9      0                   0                 0         0+8            0      0+1  0  0    0
20                                                    MF     [Belarus] BLR           Andrei Gotsmanov   6      0                   0                 0         1+5            0      0    0  0    0


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21                                                    FW     [United States] USA     Christian Ramirez  32     13                  4+6               1         19+1           11     1    1  1    0
23                                                    MF     [United States] USA     Greg Jordan        25     0                   2+5               0         14+2           0      1    0  1    0
29                                                    FW     [United States] USA     J. C. Banks        20     3                   2+4               1         2+10           1      0+1  0  1    1
33                                                    GK     [Cameroon] CMR          Sammy Ndjock       24     0                   8                 0         15             0      1    0  0    0
77                                                    MF     [Brazil] BRA            Juliano Vicentini  23     2                   7                 1         14+1           1      1    0  0    0
99                                                    FW     [Brazil] BRA            Geison Moura       8      0                   0+2               0         1+4            0      0    0  1    0
Players who left Minnesota United during the season:
10                                                    MF     [United States] USA     Miguel Ibarra      10     3                   9                 3         0              0      0    0  1    0
22                                                    MF     [Northern Ireland] NIR  Jonny Steele       6      0                   4+1               0         0              0      0    0  1    0


2015 Minnesota United FC season

Goal scorers

As of match played October 31, 2015 Place   Position         Nation           Number             Name               NASL Spring Season  NASL Fall Season  Playoffs  U.S. Open Cup  Total
1       FW               [United States]  21                 Christian Ramirez  1                   11                1         0              13
2       FW               [Brazil]         9                  Pablo Campos       4                   3                 0         0              7
3       MF               [Brazil]         8                  Ibson              0                   6                 0         0              6
FW      [Brazil]         18               Daniel Mendes      0                  6                   0                 0         6
5       DF               [United States]  2                  Justin Davis       1                   4                 0         0              5
6       MF               [Ghana]          11                 Kalif Alhassan     1                   3                 0         0              4
7       MF               [United States]  10                 Miguel Ibarra      3                   0                 0         0              3
FW      [United States]  29               J. C. Banks        1                  1                   0                 1         3
9       MF               [United States]  7                  Kevin Venegas      0                   2                 0         0              2
MF      [Brazil]         77               Juliano Vicentini  1                  1                   0                 0         2
11      MF               [United States]  4                  Aaron Pitchkolan   1                   0                 0         0              1
DF      [Brazil]         5                Tiago              1                  0                   0                 0         1
MF      [United States]  13               Jamie Watson       1                  0                   0                 0         1
DF      [United States]  6                Brent Kallman      0                  1                   0                 0         1
        Own goal         0                1                  0                  0                   1
TOTALS  15               39               1                  1                  56

Disciplinary record


2015 Minnesota United FC season

As of match played October 31, 2015 No.            Pos.        Player                             NASL Spring Season  NASL Fall Season  NASL Playoffs  U.S. Open Cup  Total
[Yellow card]  [Red card]  [Yellow card]                      [Red card]          [Yellow card]     [Red card]     [Yellow card]  [Red card]  [Yellow card]  [Red card]
2              DF          [United States] Justin Davis       1                   0                 4              0              0           0              0           0  5   0
3              DF          [Brazil] Cristiano Dias            1                   0                 1              0              0           0              0           0  2   0
4              MF          [United States] Aaron Pitchkolan   1                   0                 4              0              0           0              0           0  5   0
5              DF          [Brazil] Tiago Calvano             1                   0                 8              0              1           0              0           0  10  0
6              DF          [United States] Brent Kallman      0                   0                 2              0              0           0              1           0  3   0
7              DF          [United States] Kevin Venegas      1                   0                 2              0              0           0              0           0  3   0
8              MF          [Brazil] Ibson                     1                   0                 4              0              1           0              1           0  7   0
9              FW          [Brazil] Pablo Campos              4                   0                 2              0              0           0              0           0  6   0
10             MF          [United States] Miguel Ibarra      1                   0                 0              0              0           0              0           0  1   0
11             MF          [Ghana] Kalif Alhassan             0                   0                 2              0              0           0              0           0  2   0
13             MF          [United States] Jamie Watson       1                   0                 0              0              0           0              0           0  1   0
16             DF          [United States] Tyler Polak        0                   0                 0              0              0           0              1           0  1   0
17             DF          [Brazil] Yago Silva                0                   0                 1              0              0           0              0           0  1   0
18             FW          [Brazil] Daniel Mendes             1                   0                 2              0              1           0              0           0  4   0
19             MF          [Mexico] Alejandro Vela            0                   0                 2              0              0           0              0           0  2   0
20             MF          [Belarus] Andrei Gotsmanov         0                   0                 1              0              0           0              0           0  1   0
21             FW          [United States] Christian Ramirez  1                   0                 0              0              0           0              0           0  1   0
23             MF          [United States] Greg Jordan        0                   0                 1              0              1           0              0           0  2   0


2015 Minnesota United FC season

29             FW          [United States] J. C. Banks        0                   0                 1              0              0           0              0           0  1   0
33             GK          [Cameroon] Sammy N'Djock           1                   0                 0              0              0           0              0           0  1   0
77             MF          [Brazil] Juliano Vicentini         1                   0                 5              1              1           0              0           0  7   1
99             FW          [Brazil] Geison Moura              0                   0                 1              0              0           0              0           0  1   0


2015 Minnesota United FC season

* Minnesota United FC
  * 2015 North American Soccer League season
  * 2015 in American soccer


Chad at the Olympics

Chad has sent athletes to every Summer Olympic Games held between 1964 and 1972 (boycotting 1976 and 1980 editions1984 to 2020, Chad never won an Olympic medal. No athletes from Chad have competed in any Winter Olympic Games.

The National Olympic Committee for Chad is the Comité Olympique et Sportif Tchadien. It was started in 1963 and recognized in 1964.

Medal tables

See also: All-time Olympic Games medal table

Medals by Summer Games

Games                Athletes             Gold  Silver  Bronze  Total  Rank
1964 Tokyo           2                    0     0       0       0      –
1968 Mexico City     3                    0     0       0       0      –
1972 Munich          4                    0     0       0       0      –
1976 Montreal        did not participate
1980 Moscow
1984 Los Angeles     3                    0     0       0       0      –
1988 Seoul           6                    0     0       0       0      –
1992 Barcelona       4                    0     0       0       0      –
1996 Atlanta         4                    0     0       0       0      –
2000 Sydney          2                    0     0       0       0      –
2004 Athens          2                    0     0       0       0      –
2008 Beijing         2                    0     0       0       0      –
2012 London          2                    0     0       0       0      –
2016 Rio de Janeiro  2                    0     0       0       0      –
2020 Tokyo           3                    0     0       0       0      –
2024 Paris           Future event
2028 Los Angeles
2032 Brisbane
Total                0                    0     0       0       –

  * List of flag bearers for Chad at the Olympics
  * Category:Olympic competitors for Chad
  * "Chad". International Olympic Committee. 27 July 2021.
  * "Chad". Olympedia.com.
  * "Olympic Analytics/CHA". olympanalyt.com.


Christopher Howell

For the English cricketer, see Christopher Howell (cricketer).

Christopher Howell (born August 29, 1945)poet, editor, and educator. He has published nine books of poetry.

Born in Portland, Oregon, Howell served as a journalist for the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War. He earned a B.S. from Oregon State University in 1968, an M.A. from Portland State University in 1971, and an MFA from the MFA Program for Poets & Writers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst in 1973. He also attended Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington.

Starting 1972, Howell served as the director and principal editor for Lynx House Press which awards the Blue Lynx Prize for Poetry. Lynx House was founded in Amherst, Massachusetts, USA, in the 1970s by Christopher Howell with David Lyon, and Helena Minton, with the press moving to its present location in Spokane, Washington in 1996 where in 2005 Lynx House became an impress of Eastern Washington University Press but in 2010 became an independent and non-profit literary publisher.

Howell is also editor of Willow Springs Books, director of the former Eastern Washington University Press, and on the faculty of the Master of Fine Arts Program in Creative Writing at Eastern Washington University.

His daughter, Emma Howell, was an aspiring poet and student at Oberlin College who died at age 20 in June 2001. Her family published her poems posthumously in a volume titled Slim Night of Recognition.

Christopher Howell lives in Spokane, Washington.

Books of poetry

  * The Crime of Luck
  * Sweet Afton: Poems
  * Sea Change
  * Though Silence: The Ling Wei Poems
  * Memory and Heaven
  * Just Waking
  * Light's Ladder
  * Dreamless and Possible: Poems New and Selected
  * Gaze

Awards

  * National Endowment for the Arts fellowships (won two)
  * Oregon Arts Commission grant
  * Washington State Governor's Award (1986)
  * Vi Gale Award
  * Adrienne Lee Award
  * Pushcart Prizes (three)
  * Vachel Lindsay prize
  * Helen Bullis prize

Other publications

Howell's poems have been anthologized (including twice in the Pushcart Anthology) and have appeared in journals, including Harper's, The Hudson Review, The Iowa Review, Poetry Northwest and The Gettysburg Review.

  * Christopher Howell at the National Endowment for the Arts


Deloneura barca

Deloneura barca is a butterfly in the family Lycaenidae. It is found in Angola.

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  * Die Gross-Schmetterlinge der Erde 13: Die Afrikanischen Tagfalter. Plate XIII 65 c


Dmitrovsky District, Oryol Oblast

For other places with the same name, see Dmitrovsky District.

Dmitrovsky District (Russian: Дмитровский райо́н) is an administrativeraion), one of the twenty-four in Oryol Oblast, Russia. It is located in the southwest of the oblast. The area of the district is 1,249.8 square kilometers (482.6 sq mi).administrative center is the town of Dmitrovsk.2010 Census); 15,841 (2002 Census); 18,217 (1989 Census).

Notable residents


Dmitrovsky District, Oryol Oblast

* Saul Abramzon (1905–1977), ethnographer, born in Dmitrovsk
  * Ivan Mosyakin (1947–2022), politician, born in Voronino
  * Орловский областной Совет народных депутатов. Закон №522-ОЗ от 6 июля 2005 г. «Об административно-территориальном устройстве Орловской области», в ред. Закона №1187-ОЗ от 1 апреля 2011 г «О внесении изменений в законодательные акты Орловской области». Вступил в силу с момента официального опубликования. Опубликован: "Орловская правда", №116, 13 июля 2005 г. (Oryol Oblast Council of People's Deputies. Law #522-OZ of July 6, 2005 On the Administrative-Territorial Structure of Oryol Oblast, as amended by the Law #1187-OZ of April 1, 2011 On Amending the Legislative Acts of Oryol Oblast. Effective as of the moment of the official publication.).


Dmitrovsky District, Oryol Oblast

* Орловский областной Совет народных депутатов. Закон №447-ОЗ от 19 ноября 2004 г. «О статусе, границах и административных центрах муниципальных образований на территории Дмитровского района Орловской области», в ред. Закона №1715-ОЗ от 8 декабря 2014 г. «О внесении изменений в Закон Орловской области "О статусе, границах и административных центрах муниципальных образований на


Dmitrovsky District, Oryol Oblast

образований на территории Дмитровского района Орловской области"». Вступил в силу со дня официального опубликования. Опубликован: "Орловская правда", №211, 24 ноября 2004 г. (Oryol Oblast Council of People's Deputies. Law #447-OZ of November 19, 2004 On the Status, Borders, and Administrative Centers of the Municipal Formations on the Territory of Dmitrovsky District of Oryol Oblast, as amended by the Law #1715-OZ of December 8, 2014 On Amending the Law of Oryol Oblast "On the Status,


Dmitrovsky District, Oryol Oblast

"On the Status, Borders, and Administrative Centers of the Municipal Formations on the Territory of Dmitrovsky District of Oryol Oblast". Effective as of the day of the official publication.).


East Tampa

This article is about a district within the city limits of Tampa, Florida. For the unincorporated community in Hillsborough County, see East Tampa, Florida.

East Tampa is a district within the city limits of Tampa, Florida. As of the 2010 census the neighborhood had a population of 16,355. The ZIP Codes serving the neighborhood are 33605 and 33610. The district is about four miles northeast of Downtown Tampa.

Geography

East Tampa boundaries are roughly Hillsborough Avenue to the north, 15th Street to the west, Interstate 4 to the south, and 40th Street to the east.

History

The area has been the location of several riots.

Demographics

Source: Hillsborough County Atlas

As of the censuspopulation density was 4,447/mi2. The racial makeup of the neighborhood was 10% White, 84% Black or African American, less than 1% Native American, less than 1% Asian, less than 2% from other races, and 2% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 11% of the population.

There were 5,565 households, out of which 31% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 22% were married couples living together, 18% had a female householder with no husband present, and 17% were non-families. 27% of all households were made up of individuals.

In the neighborhood the population was spread out, with 31% under the age of 18, 22% from 18 to 34, 18% from 35 to 49, 17% from 50 to 64, and 13% who were 65 years of age or older. For every 100 females, there were 87.4 males.

The per capita income for the neighborhood was $11,133. About 33% of the population were below the poverty line, including 47.0% of those under age 18 and 9.0% of those age 65 or over.

Areas within East Tampa

East Tampa consists of three distinct areas:

  * Belmont Heights
  * College Hill
  * Jackson Heights

Education

East Tampa is served by Hillsborough County Public Schools, which serves Hillsborough County. Schools which are located within the neighborhood are as follows:

Elementary


East Tampa

Elementary

  * Edison
  * Lockhart
  * Lomax
  * Potter

Middle

  * Andrew J. Ferrell Middle Magnet School
  * Benjamin Franklin Middle Magnet School
  * Orange Grove Middle Magnet School
  * Nathan B. Young Middle Magnet School

High

  * Middleton High School
  * Neighborhoods in Tampa, Florida
  * East Tampa Business and Civic Association, Inc
  * East Tampa starter from the St. Petersburg Times


Bullcamp, Queensland

Bullcamp is a rural locality in the South Burnett Region, Queensland, Australia.2016 census, Bullcamp had a population of 55 people.

Geography

Brisbane Gully (also known as Linedale Branch) is a watercourse ( 26°37′31″S 152°02′41″E / 26.6252°S 152.0446°E).

Fairbrothers Lagoon is a waterhole ( 26°36′13″S 152°06′54″E / 26.6036°S 152.115°E)

History

In the 2016 census, Bullcamp had a population of 55 people.


Governor Lincoln

Governor Lincoln may refer to:

  * Enoch Lincoln (1788–1829), Governor of Maine
  * Levi Lincoln Sr. (1749–1820), Governor of Massachusetts
  * Levi Lincoln Jr. (1782–1868), Governor of Massachusetts
  * Gatewood Lincoln (1875–1957), Naval Governor of American Samoa
  * Lincoln Chafee (born 1953), Governor of Rhode Island
  * Lincoln Almond (born 1936), Governor of Rhode Island


Arroyo Grande Community Hospital

Arroyo Grande Community Hospital is a hospital in Arroyo Grande, California, United States. It is part of the Dignity Health system.

History

Arroyo Grande Community Hospital (AGCH) was founded in 1961 and has been operated by several different owners. In 1992, the facility was purchases by Vista Hospital System, a non-profit California based healthcare system. Vista operated the facility until 2003 when it entered bankruptcy and sold AGCH, along with French Hospital Medical Center and Corona Regional Medical Center, to for-profit Universal Health Services in a $120,600,000 transaction.Catholic Healthcare West in early 2004 for $32.5 million.

Hospital rating data

The HealthGrades website contains the latest quality data for Arroyo Grande Community Hospital, as of 2015. For this rating section three different types of data from HealthGrades are presented: quality ratings for eleven inpatient conditions and procedures, twelve patient safety indicators, percentage of patients giving the hospital a 9 or 10 (the two highest possible ratings).

For inpatient conditions and procedures, there are three possible ratings: worse than expected, as expected, better than expected. For Arroyo Grande the data for this category is:

  * Worse than expected - 1
  * As expected - 9
  * Better than expected - 1

For patient safety indicators, there are the same three possible ratings. For this hospital four indicators were rated as:

  * Worse than expected - 1
  * As expected - 9
  * Better than expected - 2

Data for patients giving this hospital a 9 or 10 are:

  * Patients rating this hospital as a 9 or 10 - 58%
  * Patients rating hospitals as a 9 or 10 nationally - 69%
  * List of hospitals in California
  * This hospital in the CA Healthcare Atlas Archived 2014-10-06 at the Wayback Machine A project by OSHPD


Boneclouds

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source         Rating
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Rolling Stone

Boneclouds is an album by Mason Jennings.Glacial Pace.

Production

The album was produced by Noah Georgeson, with minor input from Isaac Brock.

Critical reception

NPR wrote that "though the production is cleaner and fuller sounding than on his earlier records, [Jennings] maintains the level of intimacy and insight that his fans have come to expect."American Songwriter called Boneclouds "the most dynamic and richly textured album of Jennings’ career."Billboard wrote that "there's a fine line between being genuine and being cheesy, and Boneclouds wrestles with this throughout."PopMatters called Jennings "an extraordinary player who dazzles through the charm and eloquence of his fret work."Paste lamented Jennings's "penchant for Hallmark sentimentality and easy rhymes."

Track listing

 1. "Be Here Now" – 3:48
 2. "Gentlest Hammer" – 3:14
 3. "If You Ain't Got Love" – 3:16
 4. "Some Say I'm Not" – 3:57
 5. "Moon Sailing on the Water" – 4:34
 6. "Jackson Square" – 4:10
 7. "If You Need a Reason" – 4:35
 8. "Which Way Your Heart Will Go" – 3:18
 9. "Where the Sun Had Been" – 2:12
10. "Jesus Are You Real" – 4:52
11. "Things Change" – 3:48 (iTunes bonus track)


George Franklin Pawling

George Franklin Pawling (April 16, 1879 - December 2, 1954), was President of the Amateur Athletic Union in the 1910s and the builder of the Philadelphia Arena in the 1920s.

Biography

Pawling was born on April 16, 1879, in Lewistown, Pennsylvania. He attended the Central Manual Training School of Philadelphia and graduated in 1896. He went to work for the Pencoyd Iron Works from 1896 to 1900, taking courses in their School of Instruction in Engineering. He studied engineering in Temple College in Philadelphia. He then worked for the New York Shipbuilding in 1901 to 1902 in charge of the detailing of hulls. From 1903 to 1905 he was the assistant engineer at the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company where he designed the Market Street Elevated Railway. From 1906 to 1907 he was a contracting engineer for the Belmont Iron Works.

He died on December 2, 1954, at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia.


Catholic Church and Rectory

Catholic Church and Rectory, formally The Immaculate Conception Church, is a historic Roman Catholic church at 716 Franklin Street in Clarksville, Tennessee.

The Gothic style building was constructed in 1880, and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.

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Con Mi Soledad

Con Mi Soledad is the debut album from the winner of the fourth season of Objetivo Fama, Juan Vélez. The album was released on December 11, 2007. In its first week, the album opened at number eight on the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart. The album was nominated at the 2008 Latin Billboard Awards.

Track listing

 1. Con Mi Soledad
 2. Buscando Tu Sombra
 3. Como Decirte Adiós
 4. Abandonados
 5. Todo Sigue Igual
 6. Yo Te Quiero
 7. Devuélveme La Vida
 8. Una Segunda Vez
 9. Tal Vez
10. Así Es Mi Vida

Chart performance

Chart (2007)           Peak
U.S. Latin Pop Albums   5
U.S. Top Latin Albums   8

Singles

All regularly released singles from the album and their peak positions on the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks (HLT) and Latin Pop Airplay (LPA) charts.

Year  Single            Peak positions
HLT   LPA
2007  "Con Mi Soledad"        22        11


Delonge

Delonge or DeLonge is a German surname. Notable people with the surname include:

  * Franz-Benno Delonge (1957–2007), German board game designer
  * Franz Josef Delonge (1927–1988), German lawyer and politician
  * Marco Delonge (born 1966), East German long jumper
  * Tom DeLonge (born 1975), American singer-songwriter


Dmitriyevka, Yakovlevsky District, Belgorod Oblast

Dmitriyevka (Russian: Дмитриевка) is a rural locality (a selo) and the administrative center of Dmitriyevskoye Rural Settlement, Yakovlevsky District, Belgorod Oblast, Russia. The population was 1,002 as of 2010.

Geography

Dmitriyevka is located 15 km northwest of Stroitel (the district's administrative centre) by road. Olkhovka is the nearest rural locality.


East Tennessee Community Design Center

The East Tennessee Community Design Center, founded in 1970, is an organization who offers design and planning assistance to communities and organizations throughout 16 counties of East Tennessee.Knoxville, Tennessee and is registered as a nonprofit corporation chartered as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization under IRS regulations.

History

The Community Design Center has been in existence since 1969, when Bruce McCarty, then the President of the local chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), visited the community design center in Philadelphia. Bruce returned to "pitch the idea" to some 40 local professionals that Knoxville too was in need of a community design center. McCarty founded the ETCDC to offer technical expertise to non-profit organizations. Dozens of professional architects and students from the University of Tennessee donate their time and talent in order to assist charitable groups.

In the beginning, the Community Design Center was a part of a national movement instigated by the American Institute of Architects and the National Urban League. Bruce McCarty was the local instigator. Bruce heard that architects, planners, and other designers in other cities were helping change communities by donating their professional services to low-income communities and groups. Bruce took his son, Doug, and other architecture students to see how it was being done in Philadelphia, location of one of the first Community Design Centers. Back home in Knoxville, Tennessee, Bruce led a local coalition of planners, community organizers, social workers, architects, and landscape architects in formation of the East Tennessee Community Design Center. On July 1, 1970 the center was incorporated for one purpose, to bring professional design and planning services to non-profit groups and agencies that lack the resources to pay for the service. By 1971, there were at least 83 such programs across the country.

The first project of the Community Design Center was a neighborhood plan for Fort Sanders, funded through the East Tennessee Development District, using a Housing and Urban Development grant intended to assist grassroots planning. Members of the first Board of Directors, with their own hands, rehabilitated the Design Center's historic home in Knoxville. These early board members also organized a process for accepting and assisting new projects, provided planning and design assistance to the Fort Sanders study, and recruited their colleagues to help with the additional project requests that began to pour in.

Mission


East Tennessee Community Design Center

Mission

The mission statement given by the East Tennessee Community Design Center is "to make East Tennessee a better place to live and work by bringing professional design and planning assistance to community groups and non-profit organizations."

Executive Directors

  * L. Duane Grieve FAIA (2018–present)
  * Wayne Blasius (2015-2018)
  * Mary Linda Schwarzbart (2013-2015)
  * John C. Merino (2013-2013)
  * David Watson (2002–2013)
  * Tim Ledford (1996–2001)
  * Terry Shupp (1995–1996)
  * Annette Anderson (1973–1995)
  * Bill Oliphant (1971–1973)
  * Ed Dusek (1970–1971)

The first Coordinator of the Community Design Center was Ed Dusek, an architect from Nashville, Tennessee, who led the Center through the completion of the Fort Sanders plan. His successor was landscape architect Bill Oliphant, one of the Center's founders. Oliphant brought the first VISTA's to the Center in 1972. Those "Knoxville Nine" were the first of many VISTA's who served East Tennessee and their own career development by their work on Community Design Center projects. The Community Design Center hosted the longest lasting Americorps VISTA program in the country. Annette Anderson began her 22 year tenure as the Coordinator of the Center in 1973 and remained the director until 1995.

Staff

The center has an all-volunteer board of directors and a small staff of two full-time personnel, the executive director and the assistant to the director. Part-time staff includes an administrative assistant, a studio director and a DesignWorks program coordinator, along with a variable number of paid students primarily from The University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design.

Services

The majority of assistance provided by the East Tennessee Community Design Center is architectural and engineering services to nonprofit groups whose projects serve the community at large. Early design support leads to complete projects. The main types of projects that the staff works are community facilities, long range visioning and planning, landscaping, parks and playgrounds, as well as rehabilitation and reuse.

Some of the services provided are:


East Tennessee Community Design Center

Some of the services provided are:

  * Introducing the client to Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED)
  * Introducing the client to sustainable design
  * Anticipating project implementation costs
  * Evaluating existing building conditions
  * Identifying health, safety, and accessibility issues
  * Establishing project implementation priorities
  * Understanding space needs of the client and transforming those needs into a building design
  * Exploring design options
  * Containing project costs through design alternatives
  * Graphically illustrate how the project will look when construction or renovation is complete

Funding

Funding to sustain the operations is solely from competitive grants and donations from corporate sponsors and individuals in the community. The East Tennessee Community Design Center does request a donation from their clients as well, which is used to help offset the cost associated with providing the design assistance. Funding for preliminary design services is hard to find. The Design Center fills this gap by providing conceptual only architectural and engineering services to community groups and nonprofit organizations early in the project development process.

  * Bruce McCarty
  * East Tennessee Community Design Center
  * Facebook page


Camp Diana-Dalmaqua

Camp Diana-Dalmaqua was a summer sleepaway camp in Glen Spey in the Catskill Mountains of New York State. Founded in the 1920s as two separate camps, Diana-Dalmaqua was typical of the numerous camps which served (and still serve) the children of the New York City metropolitan area. The camp was typical of many in the area offering a variety of activities including sports, drama and arts and crafts.

Notable alumni

  * Sandy Baron
  * Robert Iger
  * Penny Marshall
  * Laurie Korn Mika
  * Unofficial Camp Diana-Dalmaqua website


Governor Lounsbury

Governor Lounsbury may refer to:

  * George E. Lounsbury (1838–1904), 58th Governor of Connecticut
  * Phineas C. Lounsbury (1841–1925), 53rd Governor of Connecticut


Arroyo Las Positas

Arroyo Las Positas is a 7.4-mile-long (11.9 km)watercourse in Alameda County, California, which begins at the confluence of Arroyo Seco and Cayetano Creek north of Livermore, and empties into Arroyo Mocho in Dublin, California.

  * List of watercourses in the San Francisco Bay Area


2016 World Rowing Championships – Men's lightweight single sculls

2016 World Rowing Championships

Coxed pair                       men
Coxless four                            women
Lwt single sculls                men    women
Lwt quadruple sculls             men    women
Lwt coxless pair                 men
LTA double sculls                mixed
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  * t
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The men's lightweight single sculls competition at the 2016 World Rowing Championships in Rotterdam took place at the Willem-Alexander Baan.

Schedule

The schedule was as follows:

Date                      Time     Round
Monday 22 August 2016     16:55    Heats
Tuesday 23 August 2016    11:20    Repechage
Wednesday 24 August 2016  16:00    Quarterfinals
Thursday 25 August 2016   15:35    Semifinals A/B
Friday 26 August 2016     11:55    Semifinals C/D
Saturday 27 August 2016   10:45    Final D
11:00                     Final C
11:20                     Final B
12:40                     Final A

All times are Central European Summer Time (UTC+2)

Results

Heats

The four fastest boats in each heat advanced directly to the quarterfinals. The remaining boats were sent to the repechage.

Heat 1

Rank  Rower                   Country      Time     Notes
1     Silvan Zehnder          Switzerland  7:17.66  Q
2     José Gómez-Feria        Spain        7:21.35  Q
3     Jerzy Kowalski          Poland       7:24.63  Q
4     Juho-Pekka Petäjäniemi  Finland      7:25.90  Q
5     Sargis Gharabaghtsyan   Armenia      9:38.93  R

Heat 2

Rank  Rower                  Country   Time     Notes
1     Konstantin Steinhübel  Germany   7:04.36  Q
2     Rajko Hrvat            Slovenia  7:07.37  Q
3     Péter Galambos         Hungary   7:18.19  Q
4     Iurii Peshkov          Russia    7:36.78  Q
5     Andres Mejia           Colombia  8:02.01  R

Heat 3

Rank  Rower             Country      Time     Notes
1     Paul O'Donovan    Ireland      7:11.73  Q
2     Yuki Ikeda        Japan        7:16.87  Q
3     Miloš Stanojević  Serbia       7:19.70  Q
4     Liu Jiajian       China        7:23.04  Q
5     Bart Lukkes       Netherlands  7:30.12  R

Heat 4


Heat 4

Rank  Rower              Country   Time     Notes
1     Matteo Mulas       Italy     7:20.26  Q
2     Luka Radonić       Croatia   7:22.06  Q
3     Renzo León García  Peru      7:22.92  Q
4     Prem Nampratueng   Thailand  7:23.10  Q
5     Mattias Johansson  Sweden    7:23.11  R

Heat 5

Rank  Rower               Country         Time     Notes
1     Lukáš Babač         Slovakia        7:11.54  Q
2     Matthias Taborsky   Austria         7:16.54  Q
3     Colin Ethridge      United States   7:21.44  Q
4     Milan Viktora       Czech Republic  7:29.25  Q
5     Alhussein Ghambour  Libya           7:49.98  R

Repechage

The four fastest boats advanced to the final. The remaining boat took no further part in the competition.

Rank  Rower                  Country      Time     Notes
1     Bart Lukkes            Netherlands  7:17.98  Q
2     Mattias Johansson      Sweden       7:29.21  Q
3     Andres Mejia           Colombia     7:37.67  Q
4     Alhussein Ghambour     Libya        7:38.74  Q
5     Sargis Gharabaghtsyan  Armenia      8:30.89

Quarterfinals

The three fastest boats in each quarter advanced to the A/B semifinals. The remaining boats were sent to the C/D semifinals.

Quarterfinal 1

Rank  Rower                  Country         Time     Notes
1     Konstantin Steinhübel  Germany         6:58.20  SA/B
2     Miloš Stanojević       Serbia          6:58.52  SA/B
3     Silvan Zehnder         Switzerland     7:00.07  SA/B
4     Milan Viktora          Czech Republic  7:06.30  SC/D
5     Renzo León García      Peru            7:19.58  SC/D
6     Alhussein Ghambour     Libya           7:44.36  SC/D

Quarterfinal 2

Rank  Rower              Country        Time     Notes
1     Paul O'Donovan     Ireland        6:54.79  SA/B
2     Colin Ethridge     United States  6:57.06  SA/B
3     Luka Radonić       Croatia        7:01.04  SA/B
4     Jerzy Kowalski     Poland         7:04.48  SC/D
5     Iurii Peshkov      Russia         7:09.48  SC/D
6     Mattias Johansson  Sweden         7:21.77  SC/D

Quarterfinal 3


Quarterfinal 3

Rank  Rower              Country   Time     Notes
1     Péter Galambos     Hungary   6:56.19  SA/B
2     José Gómez-Feria   Spain     7:02.73  SA/B
3     Matteo Mulas       Italy     7:08.36  SA/B
4     Liu Jiajian        China     7:20.06  SC/D
5     Andres Mejia       Colombia  7:44.18  SC/D
–     Matthias Taborsky  Austria   DNF      SC/D

Quarterfinal 4

Rank  Rower                   Country      Time     Notes
1     Lukáš Babač             Slovakia     6:55.86  SA/B
2     Rajko Hrvat             Slovenia     6:57.58  SA/B
3     Yuki Ikeda              Japan        6:59.08  SA/B
4     Bart Lukkes             Netherlands  7:01.87  SC/D
5     Juho-Pekka Petäjäniemi  Finland      7:11.34  SC/D
6     Prem Nampratueng        Thailand     7:22.87  SC/D

Semifinals C/D

The three fastest boats in each semi were sent to the C final. The remaining boats were sent to the D final.

Semifinal 1

Rank  Rower                   Country         Time     Notes
1     Jerzy Kowalski          Poland          7:37.40  FC
2     Milan Viktora           Czech Republic  7:42.23  FC
3     Matthias Taborsky       Austria         7:44.12  FC
4     Juho-Pekka Petäjäniemi  Finland         7:45.00  FD
5     Alhussein Ghambour      Libya           8:20.04  FD
6     Andres Mejia            Colombia        8:27.11  FD

Semifinal 2

Rank  Rower              Country      Time     Notes
1     Liu Jiajian        China        7:44.98  FC
2     Bart Lukkes        Netherlands  7:45.62  FC
3     Renzo León García  Peru         7:46.13  FC
4     Iurii Peshkov      Russia       8:03.05  FD
5     Mattias Johansson  Sweden       8:05.04  FD
6     Prem Nampratueng   Thailand     8:12.82  FD

Semifinals A/B

The three fastest boats in each semi advanced to the A final. The remaining boats were sent to the B final.

Semifinal 1


Semifinal 1

Rank  Rower                  Country      Time     Notes
1     Paul O'Donovan         Ireland      6:51.71  FA
2     Rajko Hrvat            Slovenia     6:52.31  FA
3     Konstantin Steinhübel  Germany      6:52.32  FA
4     José Gómez-Feria       Spain        6:53.21  FB
5     Silvan Zehnder         Switzerland  6:59.42  FB
6     Matteo Mulas           Italy        7:17.33  FB

Semifinal 2

Rank  Rower             Country        Time     Notes
1     Lukáš Babač       Slovakia       6:52.50  FA
2     Péter Galambos    Hungary        6:53.12  FA
3     Miloš Stanojević  Serbia         6:54.15  FA
4     Luka Radonić      Croatia        6:57.96  FB
5     Colin Ethridge    United States  7:02.61  FB
6     Yuki Ikeda        Japan          7:06.16  FB

Finals

The A final determined the rankings for places 1 to 6. Additional rankings were determined in the other finals.

Final D

Rank  Rower                   Country   Time
1     Juho-Pekka Petäjäniemi  Finland   8:01.12
2     Iurii Peshkov           Russia    8:08.90
3     Mattias Johansson       Sweden    8:09.06
4     Prem Nampratueng        Thailand  8:22.06
5     Andres Mejia            Colombia  8:33.30
6     Alhussein Ghambour      Libya     8:37.33

Final C

Rank  Rower              Country         Time
1     Jerzy Kowalski     Poland          7:51.80
2     Liu Jiajian        China           8:00.39
3     Milan Viktora      Czech Republic  8:03.25
4     Bart Lukkes        Netherlands     8:04.12
5     Matthias Taborsky  Austria         8:07.27
6     Renzo León García  Peru            8:11.76

Final B

Rank  Rower             Country        Time
1     José Gómez-Feria  Spain          7:52.21
2     Yuki Ikeda        Japan          7:52.45
3     Matteo Mulas      Italy          7:58.39
4     Colin Ethridge    United States  7:59.54
5     Luka Radonić      Croatia        8:00.21
6     Silvan Zehnder    Switzerland    8:03.73

Final A


Final A

Rank                             Rower                  Country   Time
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Paul O'Donovan         Ireland   7:32.84
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Péter Galambos         Hungary   7:36.95
[3rd place, bronze medalist(s)]  Lukáš Babač            Slovakia  7:38.89
4                                Rajko Hrvat            Slovenia  7:41.07
5                                Konstantin Steinhübel  Germany   7:48.66
6                                Miloš Stanojević       Serbia    7:49.03


George Fraser

George Fraser may also refer to:

  * George Fraser (New Zealand engineer) (1832–1901), New Zealand engineer, foundry proprietor and ship owner
  * George Fraser (Canadian football) (1911–1992), Canadian football player
  * George Fraser (footballer) (1881–1951), Scottish football player and manager
  * George Fraser (horticulturist) (1854–1944), British horticulturist, hybridizer of rhododendrons
  * George MacDonald Fraser (1925–2008), British author
  * George R. Fraser (born 1932), medical geneticist
  * George Sutherland Fraser (1915–1980), British poet
  * George Willoughby Fraser (1866–1923), British civil engineer and Egyptologist
  * George Henry Fraser (died 1919), navigator and aircraft mechanic
  * George Arthur Fraser (1866–1930), Canadian politician
  * George Fraser Kerr (1895–1929), Canadian recipient of the Victoria Cross
  * George Frazier (disambiguation)


California State Legislature, 2019–2020 session

The 2019–2020 session was a session of the California State Legislature. The session first convened on December 3, 2018 and adjourned sine die on November 30, 2020.

Major events

Vacancies and special elections

  * January 7, 2019: Republican senator Ted Gaines (1st–El Dorado Hills) resigns to take a seat on the California State Board of EqualizationDemocratic Senator Ricardo Lara (33rd–Bell Gardens) resigns to become California Insurance Commissioner.
  * June 12, 2019: Republican assemblymember Brian Dahle and Democratic Councilwoman Lena Gonzalez (Long Beach) is sworn into office after winning June 4 special elections for the 1st Senate district to replace Gaines (Dahle) and the 33rd Senate district to replace Lara (Gonzalez).
  * November 12, 2019: Republican Megan Dahle is sworn into office after winning the special election for the 1st Assembly district to replace Brian Dahle.
  * October 30, 2019: Republican senator Jeff Stone (28th–La Quinta) resigns to become the Western Regional Director of the United States Department of Labor.Melissa Melendez won a special election on May 12, 2020 and succeeded Stone on May 18.California's 67th State Assembly district.

Leadership changes

  * January 7, 2019: Democrat Eleni Kounalakis, a former U.S. Ambassador to Hungary, is sworn in as Lieutenant Governor (and Senate President), replacing Gavin Newsom, who termed out but was elected Governor.
  * March 1, 2019: Republican senator Shannon Grove (16th–Bakersfield) replaces senator Patricia Bates (36th–Laguna Niguel) as Senate minority leader

Party changes

  * January 24, 2019: Assemblymember Brian Maienschein (77th–San Diego) changed party affiliation from Republican to Democratic.
  * December 5, 2019: Assemblymember Chad Mayes (42nd–Yucca Valley) left the Republican Party to sit as an Independent.

State Senate

Composition of the California State Senate
Democratic Party
Republican Party

↓
29          11
Democratic  Republican


↓
29          11
Democratic  Republican

Affiliation                  Party                                Total
                             (Shading indicates majority caucus)

Democratic                   Republican                           Vacant
End of previous legislature  26                                   14      40  0

Begin                        29                                   11      40  0
January 7, 2019              28                                   10      38  2
June 4, 2019                 29                                   11      40  0
November 1, 2019             10                                   39      1
May 18, 2020                 11                                   40      0
Latest voting share          74.4%                                25.6%

Officers

Position          Name                         Party               District
                  Lieutenant Governor          Eleni Kounalakis    Democratic
                  President pro tempore        Toni Atkins         Democratic          39th–San Diego
                  Majority leader              Robert Hertzberg    Democratic          18th–Van Nuys
                  Assistant majority leader    Mike McGuire        Democratic          2nd–Healdsburg
                  Majority whip                Nancy Skinner       Democratic          9th–Berkeley
                  Assistant majority whips     Maria Elena Durazo  Democratic          24th–Los Angeles
                  Scott Wiener                 Democratic          11th–San Francisco
                  Democratic caucus chair      Connie Leyva        Democratic          20th–Chino
                  Minority leader              Shannon Grove       Republican          16th–Bakersfield
Secretary         Erika Contreras
Sergeant-at-Arms  Jodie O. Barnett III
Chaplain          Sister Michelle Gorman, RSM

The Secretary, the Sergeant-at-Arms, and the chaplain are not members of the Legislature.

Members


Members

District  Name              Party                Residence   Term-limited?         Notes
          1                 Ted Gaines           Republican  El Dorado Hills                                           Resigned on January 7, 2019.
          Brian Dahle       Republican           Bieber                            Sworn in on June 12, 2019.
          2                 Mike McGuire         Democratic  Healdsburg
          3                 Bill Dodd            Democratic  Napa
          4                 Jim Nielsen          Republican  Red Bluff
          5                 Cathleen Galgiani    Democratic  Stockton              Yes
          6                 Richard Pan          Democratic  Sacramento
          7                 Steve Glazer         Democratic  Orinda
          8                 Andreas Borgeas      Republican  Fresno
          9                 Nancy Skinner        Democratic  Berkeley
          10                Bob Wieckowski       Democratic  Fremont
          11                Scott Wiener         Democratic  San Francisco
          12                Anna Caballero       Democratic  Salinas
          13                Jerry Hill           Democratic  San Mateo             Yes
          14                Melissa Hurtado      Democratic  Sanger
          15                Jim Beall            Democratic  San Jose              Yes
          16                Shannon Grove        Republican  Bakersfield                                               Minority leader since March 1, 2019
          17                Bill Monning         Democratic  Carmel                Yes
          18                Robert Hertzberg     Democratic  Van Nuys
          19                Hannah-Beth Jackson  Democratic  Santa Barbara         Yes
          20                Connie Leyva         Democratic  Chino
          21                Scott Wilk           Republican  Santa Clarita
          22                Susan Rubio          Democratic  Baldwin Park
          23                Mike Morrell         Republican  Rancho Cucamonga      Yes
          24                Maria Elena Durazo   Democratic  Los Angeles
          25                Anthony Portantino   Democratic  La Cañada Flintridge
          26                Ben Allen            Democratic  Santa Monica
          27                Henry Stern          Democratic  Malibu
          28                Jeff Stone           Republican  La Quinta                                                 Resigned on November 1, 2019
          Melissa Melendez  Republican                                             Sworn into office on May 18, 2020
          29                Ling Ling Chang      Republican  Diamond Bar
          30                Holly Mitchell       Democratic  Los Angeles
          31                Richard Roth         Democratic  Riverside
          32                Bob Archuleta        Democratic  Pico Rivera

          33                Ricardo Lara         Democratic  Bell Gardens                                              Resigned on January 7, 2019
          Lena Gonzalez     Democratic           Long Beach                        Sworn into office on June 12, 2019
          34                Tom Umberg           Democratic  Santa Ana
          35                Steven Bradford      Democratic  Gardena
          36                Patricia Bates       Republican  Laguna Niguel                                             Minority leader until March 1, 2019
          37                John Moorlach        Republican  Costa Mesa
          38                Brian Jones          Republican  Santee
          39                Toni Atkins          Democratic  San Diego                                                 President pro tempore
          40                Ben Hueso            Democratic  San Diego

State Assembly

Composition of the California State Assembly
Democratic Party
Republican Party

↓
61          1  17
Democratic  I  Republican

Affiliation                  Party                                Total
                             (Shading indicates majority caucus)

Democratic                   Republican                           Independent  Vacant
End of previous legislature  55                                   25           0       80  0

Begin                        60                                   20           0       80  0
January 24, 2019             61                                   19           0       80  0
June 12, 2019                18                                   0            79      1
November 12, 2019            19                                   0            80      0
December 5, 2019             18                                   1            80      0
May 18, 2020                 17                                   1            80      1
December 7, 2020             18                                   1            80      0
Latest voting share          76%                                  23%          1%

Officers


Officers

Position                       Name                           Party                  District
                               Speaker                        Anthony Rendon         Democratic                  63rd–Lakewood
                               Speaker pro tempore            Kevin Mullin           Democratic                  22nd–South San Francisco
                               Assistant speaker pro tempore  Rebecca Bauer-Kahan    Democratic                  16th–Orinda
                               Majority leader                Ian Calderon           Democratic                  57th–Whittier
                               Assistant majority leaders     Rob Bonta              Democratic                  18th–Alameda
                               Al Muratsuchi                  Democratic             66th–Rolling Hills Estates
                               Majority whip                  Todd Gloria            Democratic                  78th–San Diego
                               Assistant majority whips       Tasha Boerner Horvath  Democratic                  76th–Encinitas
                               Jesse Gabriel                  Democratic             45th–Encino
                               Democratic caucus chair        Mike Gipson            Democratic                  64th–Carson
                               Republican leader              Marie Waldron          Republican                  75th–Escondido
                               Republican floor leader        Heath Flora            Republican                  12th–Ripon
                               Republican caucus chair        Jay Obernolte          Republican                  33rd–Big Bear Lake
                               Republican chief whip          Phillip Chen           Republican                  55th–Yorba Linda
                               Republican whip                Devon Mathis           Republican                  26th–Visalia
Acting Chief Clerk             Sue Parker
Acting Chief Sergeant-at-Arms  Alisa Buckley
Chaplain                       Reverend Patti Oshita

The Chief Clerk, the acting Chief Sergeant-at-Arms, and the chaplain are not members of the Legislature.

Members


District  Name         Party                  Residence   Term-limited?          Notes
          1            Brian Dahle            Republican  Bieber                        Resigned on June 12, 2019
          1            Megan Dahle            Republican  Bieber                        Sworn in on November 12, 2019
          2            Jim Wood               Democratic  Santa Rosa
          3            James Gallagher        Republican  Yuba City
          4            Cecilia Aguiar-Curry   Democratic  Winters
          5            Frank Bigelow          Republican  O'Neals
          6            Kevin Kiley            Republican  Rocklin
          7            Kevin McCarty          Democratic  Sacramento
          8            Ken Cooley             Democratic  Rancho Cordova
          9            Jim Cooper             Democratic  Elk Grove
          10           Marc Levine            Democratic  Greenbrae
          11           Jim Frazier            Democratic  Discovery Bay
          12           Heath Flora            Republican  Ripon
          13           Susan Eggman           Democratic  Stockton
          14           Tim Grayson            Democratic  Concord
          15           Buffy Wicks            Democratic  Oakland
          16           Rebecca Bauer-Kahan    Democratic  Orinda
          17           David Chiu             Democratic  San Francisco
          18           Rob Bonta              Democratic  Alameda
          19           Phil Ting              Democratic  San Francisco
          20           Bill Quirk             Democratic  Hayward
          21           Adam Gray              Democratic  Merced
          22           Kevin Mullin           Democratic  South San Francisco
          23           Jim Patterson          Republican  Fresno
          24           Marc Berman            Democratic  Palo Alto
          25           Kansen Chu             Democratic  San Jose
          26           Devon Mathis           Republican  Visalia
          27           Ash Kalra              Democratic  San Jose
          28           Evan Low               Democratic  Campbell
          29           Mark Stone             Democratic  Scotts Valley
          30           Robert Rivas           Democratic  Hollister
          31           Joaquin Arambula       Democratic  Fresno
          32           Rudy Salas             Democratic  Bakersfield
          33           Jay Obernolte          Republican  Big Bear Lake
          34           Vince Fong             Republican  Bakersfield
          35           Jordan Cunningham      Republican  Paso Robles
          36           Tom Lackey             Republican  Palmdale
          37           Monique Limón          Democratic  Santa Barbara
          38           Christy Smith          Democratic  Santa Clarita
          39           Luz Rivas              Democratic  North Hollywood
          40           James Ramos            Democratic  Highland
          41           Chris Holden           Democratic  Pasadena
          42           Chad Mayes             Republican  Yucca Valley                  Left the Republican Party on December 5, 2019
          Independent


Independent
          43           Laura Friedman         Democratic  Glendale
          44           Jacqui Irwin           Democratic  Thousand Oaks
          45           Jesse Gabriel          Democratic  Encino
          46           Adrin Nazarian         Democratic  North Hollywood
          47           Eloise Reyes           Democratic  Grand Terrace
          48           Blanca Rubio           Democratic  Baldwin Park
          49           Ed Chau                Democratic  Arcadia
          50           Richard Bloom          Democratic  Santa Monica
          51           Wendy Carrillo         Democratic  Boyle Heights
          52           Freddie Rodriguez      Democratic  Pomona
          53           Miguel Santiago        Democratic  Los Angeles
          54           Sydney Kamlager        Democratic  Los Angeles
          55           Phillip Chen           Republican  Yorba Linda
          56           Eduardo Garcia         Democratic  Coachella
          57           Ian Calderon           Democratic  Whittier
          58           Cristina Garcia        Democratic  Bell Gardens
          59           Reggie Jones-Sawyer    Democratic  Los Angeles
          60           Sabrina Cervantes      Democratic  Riverside
          61           Jose Medina            Democratic  Riverside
          62           Autumn Burke           Democratic  Marina del Rey
          63           Anthony Rendon         Democratic  Lakewood                      Speaker
          64           Mike Gipson            Democratic  Carson
          65           Sharon Quirk-Silva     Democratic  Fullerton
          66           Al Muratsuchi          Democratic  Rolling Hills Estates
          67           Melissa Melendez       Republican  Lake Elsinore                 Resigned on May 18, 2020
          67           Kelly Seyarto          Republican  Murrieta                      Sworn in on December 7, 2020
          68           Steven Choi            Republican  Irvine
          69           Tom Daly               Democratic  Anaheim
          70           Patrick O'Donnell      Democratic  Long Beach
          71           Randy Voepel           Republican  Santee
          72           Tyler Diep             Republican  Westminster
          73           Bill Brough            Republican  Dana Point
          74           Cottie Petrie-Norris   Democratic  Laguna Beach
          75           Marie Waldron          Republican  Escondido                     Minority leader
          76           Tasha Boerner Horvath  Democratic  Encinitas
          77           Brian Maienschein      Republican  San Diego                     Changed parties on January 24, 2019
          Democratic
          78           Todd Gloria            Democratic  San Diego
          79           Shirley Weber          Democratic  San Diego                     Resigned on January 29, 2021
          80           Lorena Gonzalez        Democratic  San Diego


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