Long Island Rough Riders

Long Island Rough Riders

Full name	Long Island Rough Riders
Nickname(s)	Rough Riders
Founded	1994
Stadium	Cy Donnelly Stadium [1]
Capacity	9,000
Owner	Peter Zaratin
Head Coach	Gerry Lucey
League	Premier Development League
2015	2nd, Mid Atlantic Playoffs: Divisional Playoff
Website	Club home page
Home colors Away colors

Early Long Island Rough Riders logo

Long Island Rough Riders is an American soccer team based in South Huntington, New York, United States. Founded in 1994, the team plays in the Premier Development League, the fourth tier of the American Soccer Pyramid, in the Mid Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference.

The team plays its home games at Cy Donnelly Stadium, where they have played since 2009. The team's colors are white and blue.

The team has a sister organization, the Long Island Rough Riders Women, who play in the women's UWS-League.

History

Early Years in the USISL

The Rough Riders played their first season in 1994, fielding a team in the USISL that featured future US national team player Chris Armas, who would lead the team in scoring with eight goals and four assists. The team won the Northeast Division in its debut year, seven points ahead of North Jersey Dragons with a 13-5 record, and comfortably won through the first couple of rounds of the playoffs with victories over the New Jersey Imperials and the Dragons. The Rough Riders were placed in the "Raleigh Group" of the USISL 'Sizzling Nine' Championships, and qualified along with the Minnesota Thunder to face Greensboro Dynamo in the national semi final; they lost the game 2-1 in overtime, and Greensboro went on to take the title.

For their second season in 1995, the Rough Riders added several more players who would go on to excel in Major League Soccer, including national team goalkeeper Tony Meola, Jim Rooney, and Giovanni Savarese, who would be named the USISL regular season and playoff MVP, and who scored 23 goals during the campaign. The Rough Riders finished that season with a 19-1 record, top of the Coastal Conference for a second year running, and received a bye to the 'Sizzling Nine' Championship tournament. Wins over the Monterey Bay Jaguars and the New Mexico Chiles in group play took them to the national semi final for a second time. Unlike '95, the Rough Riders won their semi 5-2 over the Tampa Bay Cyclones, and then beat Minnesota Thunder 2-1 to win the USISL Championship.

The Rough Riders lost several players to the nascent MLS in 1996, including Meola and Savarese, but went on to have a successful season nevertheless, finishing with an 11-7 record and winning the North Atlantic Division. They beat Delaware Wizards 2-0 in the second round of the playoffs, and qualified from a 'Select Six' tournament group that comprised Minnesota Thunder and Hampton Roads Mariners, but lost 1-0 to the Richmond Kickers in the playoff semi-finals.

Promotion to the A-League

With the merger of the USISL and the APSL in 1997, the Rough Riders decided to move up and began their first season in the A-League in that year. They finished their first regular season third in the Northeast Division behind Montreal Impact with a 13-10-5 record, and beat Rochester Raging Rhinos and the Impact in the playoffs, before losing the Carolina Dynamo in the semi-final round. The Rough Riders also enjoyed a run to the quarter finals of the US Open Cup, beating USASA amateur team Bridgeport Italians in the second round, and then upsetting Major League Soccer side New England Revolution 4-3 before eventually falling to the MetroStars 1-0 on a golden goal. Defender Travis Rinker made the All A-League Team that year.

The Rough Riders finished 4th in the Northeast Division behind Rochester in 1998, and lost in the first round of the playoffs to the Richmond Kickers. 1999 was a similar story - 3rd behind the Rhinos in the regular season, and defeat in the first round of the playoffs to the Pittsburgh Riverdogs, although strikers John Wolyniec and Darko Kolic were much more prolific, scoring 15 and 7 goals respectively.

Fortunes improved significantly in 2000, as the Rough Riders took their first regular season title at this level, winning the Northeast Division by one point from the Rochester Raging Rhinos with a 16-9-4 record, with striker Edson Buddle contributing 11 of the team's 54 goals, and goalkeeper Paul Grafer posting a 1.29 GAA average. Their title came thanks to 9 bonus points earned for scoring 3 or more goals in a game. However, for a third straight season, playoff success eluded them, as they were dispatched 2-1 by the Toronto Lynx in the conference quarter finals.

The high of the first year of the new millennium was followed by a disappointing low in 2001 as the Rough Riders slumped to their first losing record in years - 8-16-4 - and finished sixth in the Northern Conference, a full 42 points behind divisional champions Hershey Wildcats, and out of the playoffs. Following this disastrous campaign, the team's ownership group decided to voluntarily relegate the team to the D3 Pro League for the 2002 campaign.

Back to the Third Tier - USL Second Division

Long Island Rough Riders logo in 2002

The Rough Riders bounced back magnificently in 2002; they won the D3-Pro League Atlantic Conference with an impressive 13-6-1 record, six points clear of New York Freedom in second place, with Derrick Etienne and Cordt Weinstein hitting 27 goals between them, and goalkeeper Billy Gatti maintaining an imposing presence between the pipes. They squeaked past New York on penalty kicks after a 2-2 tie in the playoff quarter finals, but enjoyed a dominant 3-0 win over the Connecticut Wolves in the semi final to reach the championship game at the first attempt; the final against Southern Conference champions Wilmington Hammerheads was a tight game, but the Rough Riders emerged as 2-1 victors, to take their second championship in franchise history.

The Rough Riders retained their divisional title in 2003, despite the league being re-aligned and renamed the Pro Select League, with a 13-4-3 record, 13 points clear of the New Jersey Stallions, their closest rival, and with Etienne again hitting 10 goals. The Rough Riders enjoyed some impressive victories in the regular season campaign, including a 3-0 victory on the road in May over Westchester Flames, a 4-1 road win over Jersey Falcons in early July, and a pair of comprehensive wins over Reading Rage, 5-1 and 4-1. The Rough Riders also made their second trip to the US Open Cup this year, but were upset in the second round by USL-PDL team Mid Michigan Bucks, who came from a goal down to register a 2-1 win. Despite being hot favorites to progress through the playoffs, they were upset by the Stallions 5-4 on penalties after a 0-0 tie in playoff regional final, and were left to reflect on a disappointing end to the season while the Wilmington Hammerheads went on to take the title.

Unexpectedly, the Rough Riders struggled in 2004, finishing the season with an 8-11-1 record, decisively in the Atlantic Division's cellar behind the Pittsburgh Riverhounds and the expansion Harrisburg City Islanders, and failing to make the playoffs. The season was, however, significant because it marked the return of two old-time Rough Riders - Jim Rooney from the New England Revolution and Giovanni Savarese from overseas. Etienne was again Long Island's top scorer, hitting 11 goals on the season.

The USL Pro Soccer League became the USL Second Division in 2005, and reverted to a single-table format, comprising just nine teams, all on the east coast. The season started in up-and-down fashion, with the Rough Riders never quite stringing a run of form together. An opening day 4-1 win over the Northern Virginia Royals was followed by a win over New Hampshire Phantoms, then 2 losses, then 2 wins, then three losses... and so it went. The team did enjoy a couple of comprehensive victories, during the mid-season, notably a second 4-1 win over Northern Virginia Royals in which Moussa Sy scored all four goals, and a 5-2 hammering of New Hampshire Phantoms in early July, but elsewhere things were tough; even their US Open Cup campaign ended early with a shocking 4-0 defeat to PDL side Ocean City Barons in the second round. The Rough Riders lost their final five games of the regular season, including a demoralizing 4-1 thrashing at home at the hands of Western Mass Pioneers, and finished the season in 6th place with a 7-13-0 record, missing the playoffs for a second straight year. Yet again, the prolific Etienne was Long Island's top scorer, with 9 goals, while Wilmer Cabrera contributed 5 assists.

2006 was arguably the worst season in the history of team, with them finishing the year at the bottom of the table with just three wins and fifteen goals to their credit. The season started in disastrous fashion with a shocking 13-game winless streak stretching from the opening day through to mid-July, and included several comprehensive losses: 5-0 to Richmond Kickers, 3-0 to Harrisburg City Islanders, 3-0 to Wilmington Hammerheads. Their first victory was against New Hampshire Phantoms at home, a scrappy 1-0 affair settled by an 84th-minute strike from Moussa Sy; the high point of the season was the see-saw 3-2 win over Wilmington on the final day of the season, but it all too little too late for the Rough Riders. Following this disastrous campaign, the team chose to voluntarily relegate themselves to the USL-PDL for the 2007 season.

USL-PDL

The Rough Riders first season in PDL actually began very promisingly, with four straight wins in their first four games, including a 3-1 win on the road over the Brooklyn Knights. Their excellent early-season form took them to the US Open Cup for the fourth time, but for the third time they suffered an early exit, although this time the result was less of a shock as it was at the hands of USL First Division stalwarts Rochester Raging Rhinos. Long Island's home form was their strong point, with five wins and a tie in front of their fans at Michael Tully Field; the highlight was the comprehensive 4-1 win over Vermont Voltage in mid-June. On the road, however, the Rough Riders were less dominant, their only further win coming in the final game of the season, 2-1 over the Westchester Flames. Elsewhere, they endured some difficult defeats, notably a 4-2 loss to the Rhode Island Stingrays in which the home team scored twice in the last 7 minutes. The Rough Riders' first season at level 4 ended with them fourth in the Northeast Division, 9 points behind divisional champs Cape Cod Crusaders, just out of the playoffs. Mike Grella was top scorer, with 5 goals, while Jose Batista contributed 5 assists.

Long Island were again playoff contenders in 2008. They tied their first game of the season 1-1 before demolishing Virginia Legacy 5-1 in the next fixture, with Mike Grella scoring a hat trick. The team was superb at home all season long, with five wins and three ties in their eight games at Michael Tully Field. They won an exiting encounter 4-3 over the Westchester Flames in early June, scored a 90th minute equalizer through goalkeeper Hasely Holder to tie 3-3 with Newark Ironbound Express, and flattened poor New Jersey Rangers 6-0, with Grella and Anthony Barberio both scoring 2 goals each. As was the case in 2007, their form on the road was their ultimate downfall, as the Rough Riders suffered four defeats, including a comprehensive 3-0 loss to the Ottawa Fury. Frustratingly, the Rough Riders finished the season third in the Northeast Division, just two points behind Newark Ironbound Express, and agonizingly out of the playoffs for the second consecutive year. Mike Grella and Michael Todd were the team's leading scorers, each having 5 goals a piece, while both Todd and Tadeu Terra tallied 4 assists.

In 2009, the Rough Riders finished second place in the Northeast Division with an overall record of 12-2-2. The team failed to qualify for the U.S. Open Cup but clinched a spot in the divisional playoffs. The Rough Riders opened the first round of the PDL Playoffs against the Ocean City Barons. Despite a barrage of constant pressure by the Riders, the Barons were able to prevail 2-0, ending the Rough Riders post-season.

The Rough Riders ended the 2010 season in 4th place in the Mid Atlantic Division with an 8-4-3 record. They made their fifth U.S. Open Cup appearance and advanced to the second round for the first time since 1997 when they defeated the New England Revolution of Major League Soccer. They opened up the first round against the New York Pancyprian Freedoms. The Long Island Rough Riders took the lead in the first half as Danny Kramer put the ball in the back of the net off a cross from Ben Arikian. In the second half, the Rough Riders added another goal as Alex Grendi took a shot off a cross from Danny Kramer and it found the back of the net. The Rough Riders went on to advance to the second round, where they were defeated by the Harrisburg City Islanders. In December, the team traveled to Bermuda, as they were invited by the Bermuda Football Association to participate in its BFA Christmas 2010 tour, a holiday tournament for its local and international clubs. The Rough Riders played against Bermuda's Under 20 World Cup National Team, The Dandy Town Hornets, and Bermuda's Premier Division League Champions.

For the 2011 season, the Rough Riders finished with a 12-1-3 record. They finished top of the Eastern Conference in the Mid-Atlantic Division which solidified a spot in the post-season. In their first playoff appearance since 2009, the Rough Riders went on to defeat the New Hampshire Phantoms 3-2 as Dominick Sarlee netted a hat trick in the USL Premier Developmental League’s Eastern Conference Championships. The Rough Riders post-season continued as they advanced to the PDL Eastern Conference Championship against Mid Atlantic Division rivals, Jersey Express. A late second half goal came in the 84th minute by midfielder Stephan Barea and the Rough Riders moved on to the PDL Championship semifinal match against the Laredo Heat. In the semifinal, the Rough Riders had a two goal advantage by the end of the first half. The Heat applied pressure on the Rough Riders from the start of the second half, scoring the first goal in the 50th minute and just six minutes later, scoring the equalizer goal in the 56th minute. A late second half goal secured the victory for the Rough Riders and it came in the 84th minute by Barea as he volleyed the ball into the back of the net off of a cross from midfielder, Danny Kramer. The Rough Riders advanced to the PDL Semifinal match where their post-season run ended with a 4-1 defeat against the Laredo Heat.

In 2012, the Rough Riders welcomed back two star players as captain Danny Kramer and former Major League Soccer player, Gary Flood, made their return for the PDL season with the club. The team finished in fifth place with an overall record of 6-7-3. The Rough Riders made an appearance in the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup and they advanced to the second round where they were defeated 2-0 by Harrisburg City Islanders.

2013 was another tough season for the Rough Riders. The team tallied a 7-5-2 record, finishing in 5th place of the Mid Atlantic Division, failing to qualify for the post season and U.S. Open Cup. The offseason saw a former Rough Rider, James Nealis, get drafted in to MLS. Nealis, a four year collegiate player for the Georgetown Hoyas was drafted by the Houston Dynamo in the 37th round of the MLS Draft in Indiana.

The Rough Riders concluded the 2014 season with an 8-4-2 record. They finished in third place of the Mid Atlantic Division and were only four points shy from solidifying a spot in the playoffs.

Last season, the Rough Riders finished in second place in the Eastern Conference of the Mid Atlantic Division. With an overall record of 9-4-1 and 28 points, the team advanced to the PDL playoffs for the first time since 2011. The semifinal match against the Jersey Express remained scoreless up until the 48th minute when Danny Kramer’s shot from inside the penalty box put the Rough Riders ahead by one. A minute later, the Express got on the scoreboard with the equalizer goal. The Express took the lead in the 52nd minute and provided another goal in the 76th minute, going on to defeat the Rough Riders 3-1. During the off season, former Rough Riders player, Tim Parker, made his Major League Soccer playoff debut for the Vancouver Whitecaps against the Portland Timbers in early November. Parker also earned his first call-up to the United States National Team training camp in January that included international friendlies versus Canada and Iceland.

Players

Current Roster 2015

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 Joseph Martin 2 MF Danny Kramer 3 DF Shaun Foster 4 DF Matthew Wendelken 5 DF Tom Wharf 7 DF Benjamin Wignall 8 DF Benjamin Whitcomb 9 DF Stefan Mueller 10 MF Joseph Holland 11 MF Adriano Gabriele

No. Position Player 13 MF Colin Murphy 14 FW Keith Detelj 15 DF Daniel Gwyther 16 MF Glen Reid 17 DF Harri Hawkins 18 MF Stephen Roche 19 DF Tyler Botte 23 MF Junior Rosero 24 DF James Nealis

Notable former players

• See also: All-time Long Island Rough Riders roster

This list comprises former players of the men's Long Island Rough Riders

Gary Ablett Mike Adamcewicz[2] Joshua Allen Chris Aloisi Peter Antoniades Ben Arikian[3] Shane Arikian[4] Chris Armas Anthony Barberio[5] Stephan Barea[6] Edgar Bartolomeu Jose Batista[7] Nelson Becerra[8] Michael Behonick Rhett Bernstein[9] Federico Bianchi Ricardo Blanchard Thomas Booth Rich Bradley Bobby Brennan † Mark Briggs Edson Buddle Wilmer Cabrera Steve Cadet Paul Caffrey Bouba Camara Jose Campos Pavelid Castaneda[10] Mazen Chami[11] Matt Chulis Jordan Cila Justin Corke[12] Frank Costigliola[13] Chris Cox Bryant Craft[14] Sam Craven[15] Josue Cruz Chris Da Silva * Stephen Danbusky Matthew DeMartini Ben Diallo Óscar Díaz * Ruben Diaz[16] John Diffley * Steve Dutreuil * Darrell Etienne Derrick Etienne Fernando Fernandes Menoscar Fernandez Flavio Ferri * Patrick Figueiredo[17] Gary Flood Stephen Franzke Nate Friends * Rob Fucci[18] Adrian Gaitan Kevin Garcia[19] Jonathan Garcia-Torres Billy Gatti[20] Paul Grafer Daniel Gray Mike Grella Alex Grendi Corey Gudmundson[21] Joel Gustafsson[22] Alex Grendi Ray Hassett[23]

Andrew Herman Ben Hickey Shaun Higgins Adam Himeno[24] Thorne Holder[25] Bill Hole[26] James Hunt Ernest Inneh * Alexandre Ivo[27] Kyle Jack Steve Jolley Ricardo Joseph * Moussa Keita[28] Fausto Klinger Irasto Knights Darko Kolić* Alexander Kouznetsov[29] Danny Kramer[30] Mickey Kydes* Richard Lanchard * Jason Landers[31] Carlos Ledesma * Sal Leanti* Daniel Leon Tom Lips Gerry Lucey Martin Lynch[32] Joe Lyons[33] Luke Magill[34] Joe Mallia Laurent Manuel Vinny Marcotrigano Diego Martinez Miguel Martinez Richard Martinez Saul Martinez* Eric Masters[35] Mike Masters Ricardo Maxwell-Ordain Anthony McCreath Mick McDermott[36] Jim McEldeey * Joe McNab Declan McSheffrey* Ryan Meara[37] Chris Megaloudis Óscar Mejía* Tim Melia Michael Mellis Tony Meola* Carlos Mendes* Chico Mieles* Garth Miller* Ishmael Mintah Andrew Mittendorf Dahir Mohammed Danny Mueller Martin Munnelly* Carlyle Myrie Evin Nadaner Alex Naples Douglas Narvaez-Cruz Jimmy Nealis[38] Jamal Neptune[39] Semso Nikocevic[40] Richard Nuttal

Conor O'Brien[41] Mo Oduor* Mladen Opacic Mike Palacio John Pardini[42] O'Neil Peart Laurence Piturro David Price* Joseph Ragusa Rodney Rambo* David Reed[43] Paul Riley Travis Rinker*[44] Paul Robson Graeme Roderick[45] Paul Roderick Jim Rooney* John Sanfilippo Dominick Sarle[46] Giovanni Savarese* Mark Secko[47] Tal Sheinfeld[48] Dan Sirota Oliver Skelding[49] Adam Smith Lee Snodin Jack Stefanowski[50] Brandon Sullivan Gary Sullivan Jose Sura-Reyes Moussa Sy Tadeu Terra[51] Alex Tobon-Villa Michael Todd Vincent Treglia[52] Guillermo Valencia[53] Jesse Van Saun* Fabian Vega * Jimmy Walther Drew Watcher Matthew Watts Cordt Weinstein*[54] Adam Weinzimer[55] Ronan Wiseman John Wolyniec * Hector Wright * Thomas Wharf Rob Youhill[56] Jeff Zaun* Kerry Zavagnin *

Year-by-year

Year	Division	League	Regular Season	Playoffs	Open Cup
1994	3	USISL	1st, Northeast	Sizzling Nine	Did not enter
1995	3	USISL Pro League	1st, Coastal	Champion	Did not qualify
1996	3	USISL Select League	1st, North Atlantic	Semifinals	Did not qualify
1997	2	USISL A-League	3rd, Northeast	Division Finals	Quarterfinals
1998	2	USISL A-League	4th, Northeast	Conference Quarterfinals	Did not qualify
1999	2	USL A-League	3rd, Northeast	Conference Quarterfinals	Did not qualify
2000	2	USL A-League	1st, Northeast	Conference Quarterfinals	Did not qualify
2001	2	USL A-League	6th, Northern	Did not qualify	Did not qualify
2002	3	USL D3-Pro League	1st, Atlantic	Champion	Did not qualify
2003	3	USL Pro Select League	1st, Atlantic	Regional Finals	2nd Round
2004	3	USL Pro Soccer League	3rd, Atlantic	Did not qualify	Did not qualify
2005	3	USL Second Division	6th	Did not qualify	2nd Round
2006	3	USL Second Division	9th	Did not qualify	Did not qualify
2007	4	USL PDL	4th, Northeast	Did not qualify	1st Round
2008	4	USL PDL	3rd, Northeast	Did not qualify	Did not qualify
2009	4	USL PDL	2nd, Northeast	Divisional Semifinals	Did not qualify
2010	4	USL PDL	4th, Northeast	Did not qualify	2nd Round
2011	4	USL PDL	1st, Mid Atlantic	National Semifinals	Did not qualify
2012	4	USL PDL	5th, Mid Atlantic	Did not qualify	2nd Round
2013	4	USL PDL	5th, Mid Atlantic	Did not qualify	Did not qualify
2014	4	USL PDL	3rd, Mid Atlantic	Did not qualify	Did not qualify
2015	4	USL PDL	2nd, Mid Atlantic	Divisional Playoff	2nd Round

Honors

• USL PDL Eastern Conference Champions 2011
• USL PDL Mid Atlantic Division Champions 2011
• USL Pro Select League Atlantic Conference Champions 2003
• USL D3-Pro League Champions 2002
• USL D3-Pro League Atlantic Conference Champions 2002
• USL A-League Northeast Conference Champions 2000
• USISL Select League North Atlantic Conference Champions 1996
• USISL Pro League Champions 1995
• USISL Pro League Coastal Conference Champions 1995
• USISL Northeast Conference Champions 1994

Coaching Staff

Position	Staff
Head Coach	Gerry Lucey
Assistant Coach	Trevor Banks
Assistant Coach	Flavio Ferri
Equipment Manager	Terrance Hinds
Winthrop University Hospital	Chris Napoli

Last updated: March 2016
Source: Long Island Rough Riders Official Website

Stadia

• Mitchel Athletic Complex; Uniondale, New York (2003-2006)
• Citibank Park; Central Islip, New York, 2 games (2003)
• Stadium at Stony Brook University; Stony Brook, New York, 4 games (2005-2006)
• Michael Tully Field; New Hyde Park, New York (2007-2008)
• Belson Stadium; Jamaica, New York, 1 game (2007)
• Cy Donnelly Stadium at St. Anthony's High School; South Huntington, New York (2009–present)
• Stadium at MacArthur High School; Levittown, New York, 2 games (2010-2011)

Average attendance

Attendance stats are calculated by averaging each team's self-reported home attendances from the historical match archive at http://www.uslsoccer.com/history/index_E.html.

• 2007: 558
• 2008: 628
• 2009: 510
• 2010: 423
• 2011: 453
• 2012: 400
• 2013: 468
• 2014: 525
• 2015: 515

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External links

• Official Site
• Official PDL site