2009 Chicago Red Stars season

Chicago Red Stars

2009 season

Chairman

Emma Hayes

Manager

Peter Wilt

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The 2009 Chicago Red Stars season was the first season of the soccer club, and it competed in the first season of Women's Professional Soccer league.

Major events

Team news

The Chicago Red Stars team is one of the eight teams in the Women's Professional Soccer (WPS) League, the top level professional women's soccer league in the United States that began play on March 29, 2009. The WPS is the highest level in the United States soccer pyramid for the women's game. The Chicago Red Stars play at Toyota Park in Bridgeview, IL - a suburb of Chicago.^[1]

Squad

First-team squad

As of March 26, 2009.^[2]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Caroline Jönsson
2	DF	Marian Dalmy
3	FW	Ella Masar
4	MF	Ifeoma Dieke
5	FW	Lindsay Tarpley (captain)
6	MF	Brittany Klein
7	MF	Heather Garriock
8	MF	Megan Rapinoe
9	FW	Danesha Adams
10	MF	Carli Lloyd
11	FW	Cristiane

No.	Position	Player
12	MF	Chioma Igwe
13	DF	Natalie Spilger
14	FW	Karen Carney
15	DF	Bonnie Young
16	DF	Sarah Wagenfuhr
17	DF	Michelle Wenino
18	MF	Frida Östberg
19	DF	Mary Therese McDonnell
20	GK	Jaimel Johnson
23	DF	Nikki Krzysik
25	GK	Lydia Williams

Club

Management

Position	Staff
Technical Director	Emma Hayes
Manager	Emma Hayes
Assistant manager	Denise Reddy
Assistant manager	Nathan Kipp
Head athletic trainer	Laura Behr

Last updated: May 5, 2010
Source: http://chicagoredstars.com/history/

Competitions

Women's Professional Soccer

Standings

Club		Pts	GP	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD
1	Los Angeles Sol	41	20	12	3	5	27	10	+17
2	Saint Louis Athletica	33	20	10	6	4	19	15	+4
3	Washington Freedom	29	20	8	7	5	32	32	0
4	Sky Blue FC	26	20	7	8	5	19	20	-1
5	Boston Breakers	25	20	7	9	4	18	20	-2
6	Chicago Red Stars	20	20	5	10	5	18	25	-7
7	FC Gold Pride	18	20	4	10	6	17	28	-11


	2009 Women's Professional Soccer Playoffs

Matches

Win Tie Loss

WPS regular season

Reference^[3]

April 4, 2009	Saint Louis Athletica	0 – 1	Chicago Red Stars	Edwardsville, IL, USA
		Report	Tarpley 78'	Stadium: Ralph Korte Stadium Attendance: 5,008 Referee: ?

April 11, 2009	Washington Freedom	1 – 1	Chicago Red Stars	Germantown, MD, USA
	Sauerbrunn 54'	Report	Tarpley 29'	Stadium: Maryland SoccerPlex Attendance: 5,028 Referee: ?

April 19, 2009	Chicago Red Stars	0 – 0	Sky Blue FC	Bridgeview, Illinois USA
		Report		Stadium: Toyota Park Attendance: 5,824 Referee: ?

April 25, 2009	Chicago Red Stars	4 – 0	Boston Breakers	Bridgeview, Illinois USA
	Lloyd 21' Rapinoe 39' Carney 42' Klein 52'	Report		Stadium: Toyota Park Attendance: 4,118 Referee: Veronica Brito

May 10, 2009	Chicago Red Stars	0 – 2	Sky Blue FC	Bridgeview, Illinois USA
		Report	Walsh 8' Kai 79'	Stadium: Toyota Park Attendance: 3,664 Referee: Victor Herrera

May 16, 2009	Chicago Red Stars	0 – 1	FC Gold Pride	Bridgeview, Illinois USA
		Report	Sinclair 30'	Stadium: Toyota Park Attendance: 4,884 Referee: Kari Seitz

May 23, 2009	Chicago Red Stars	0 – 2	Saint Louis Athletica	Bridgeview, Illinois USA
		Report	Dieke 25' (o.g.) Aluko 41'	Stadium: Toyota Park Attendance: 4,461 Referee: Sandra Serafini

June 3, 2009	Los Angeles Sol	1 – 1	Chicago Red Stars	Carson, California USA
	Abily 90'	Report	Cristiane 88'	Stadium: The Home Depot Center Attendance: 3,832 Referee: Felisha Mariscal

June 7, 2009	FC Gold Pride	1 – 1	Chicago Red Stars	Santa Clara, CA USA
	Sinclair 14'	Report	Cristiane 47'	Stadium: BuckShaw Stadium Attendance: 2,956 Referee: Veronica Brito

June 13, 2009	Washington Freedom	2 – 1	Chicago Red Stars	Washington D.C., USA
		Report		Stadium: RFK Stadium Attendance: ? Referee: ?

June 17, 2009	Sky Blue FC	1 – 0	Chicago Red Stars	Piscataway, NJ USA
	Rosana 24'	Report		Stadium: Yurcak Stadium Attendance: 2,611 Referee: Veronica Brito

June 21, 2009	Chicago Red Stars	0 – 2	Boston Breakers	Bridgeview, Illinois USA
		Report	Rodriguez 22' Lilly 90+'	Stadium: Toyota Park Attendance: 3,889 Referee: Dallas Malhiwsky

June 27, 2009	Los Angeles Sol	4 – 0	Chicago Red Stars	Carson, California USA
	Boxx 15' Abily 20' Marta 62', 90+'	Report		Stadium: The Home Depot Center Attendance: 4,653 Referee: Bryan Roslund

July 1, 2009	Chicago Red Stars	2 – 1	Washington Freedom	Bridgeview, Illinois USA
	Cristiane 48' Tarpley 61'	Report	Wambach 34'	Stadium: Toyota Park Attendance: 4,127 Referee: Sandra Serafini

July 12, 2009	Chicago Red Stars	3 – 1	FC Gold Pride	Bridgeview, Illinois USA
	Cristiane 31' (pen.), 45', 65'	Report	Milbrett 64'	Stadium: Toyota Park Attendance: 5,127 Referee: Daniel Fitzgerald

July 15, 2009	Boston Breakers	1 – 0	Chicago Red Stars	Cambridge, MA USA
	Hucles 35'	Report		Stadium: Harvard Stadium Attendance: 4,075 Referee: Ted Unkel

July 19, 2009	Sky Blue FC	1 – 0	Chicago Red Stars	Piscataway, NJ USA
	Hanks 62'	Report		Stadium: Yurcak Stadium Attendance: 3,130 Referee: Jose Carlos Rivero

July 26, 2009	Chicago Red Stars	2 – 3	Washington Freedom	Bridgeview, Illinois USA
	Rapinoe 15' Carney 69'	Report	Wambach 35', 56' Long 89'	Stadium: Toyota Park Attendance: 5,226 Referee: Sandra Serafini

August 2, 2009	Chicago Red Stars	3 – 1	Los Angeles Sol	Bridgeview, Illinois USA
	Lloyd 10' Tarpley 46' Cristiane 90+'	Report	Duan 90'	Stadium: Toyota Park Attendance: 7,959 Referee: Kari Seitz

August 5, 2009	Saint Louis Athletica	2 – 0	Chicago Red Stars	Edwardsville, IL, USA
	Welsh 35, 65'	Report		Stadium: Ralph Korte Stadium Attendance: 3,437 Referee: Daniel Radford

Awards

Golden Boot

Rank	Scorer	G	A
1	Cristiane	7	0
2	Lindsay Tarpley	4	4
3	Megan Rapinoe	2	3
4	Karen Carney	2	2
5	Carli Lloyd	2	1
6	Brittany Klein	1	3
7	Marian Dalmy	0	2
7	Ella Masar	0	2
9	Heather Garriock	0	1

http://www.womensprosoccer.com/chicago/stats/2009-stats.aspx

Other information

Chairman	Peter Wilt
Ground (capacity and dimensions)	Toyota Park (20,000 / N/A)^[4]

Source: http://chicagoredstars.com/history/

References

↑ http://www.beyondsportworld.org/member/view/327/Chicago%20Red%20Stars
↑ http://www.womensprosoccer.com/newsitem_ektid10556.aspx?team=chicago
↑ "season recap". Archived from the original on August 28, 2010.
↑ http://www.womensprosoccer.com/Home/chicago/stadium/stadium.aspx

Chicago Red Stars

Bridgeview, Illinois

The Club	History Players All articles

Stadiums	Village of Lisle-Benedictine University Sports Complex (2011–2015) Concordia University Chicago Athletic Complex (2012) Northwestern University Lakeside Athletic Club (2012) Toyota Park (2009–2010,2016–present)

Culture	Local 134

Important Figures	Peter Wilt

Key Personnel	Owners: Chicago Professional Women's Soccer, LLC (2009–2010), Arnim Whisler (2011–present) Head coach: Rory Dames (2011–present)

Seasons (8)

WPS (2)	2009 2010

WPSL (1)	2011

WPSLE (1)	2012

NWSL (4)	2013 2014 2015 2016

Website: www.chicagoredstars.com

2009 in American soccer

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Leagues

Men	Major League Soccer United Soccer Leagues First Division Second Division Premier Development League Major Indoor Soccer League 2008–09 2009–10 Professional Arena Soccer League 2008–09 2009–10 National Premier Soccer League

Women	Women's Professional Soccer (WPS) W-League Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL)

Cups

Other

International

Club competitions

CONCACAF Champions League
- 2008–09
- 2009–10
SuperLiga
Pan-Pacific Championship

National teams

Men	2010 FIFA World Cup qualification (CONCACAF Fourth Round) FIFA Confederations Cup CONCACAF Gold Cup FIFA U-20 World Cup CONCACAF U-20 Championship FIFA U-17 World Cup CONCACAF U-17 Championship

Women	Algarve Cup

Team seasons

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Bermuda Hogges
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Richmond Kickers
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WPS

Boston Breakers
Chicago Red Stars
FC Gold Pride
Los Angeles Sol
Saint Louis Athletica
Sky Blue FC
Washington Freedom

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