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ARCE, DELANTERO ARGENTINO, SE UNE A LOS ROUGHNECKS

English Version

Los Roughnecks han vuelto a mirar en el Mercado suramericano para firmar a Fernando Gabriel Arce, jugador argentino de 22 años que se incorpora al equipo para 2018 pendiente de la aprobación de la liga.

Formado en las bases de Independiente, donde llegó a marcar 50 goles, fue jugador de los equipos reservas hasta llegar al Gimnasia de Jujuy, equipo de la Segunda División del país. Jugó 24 partidos en dos temporadas con el equipo. En palabras de Vaudreuil es un jugador “alto, zurdo, que es rápido con el balón y con un buen disparo desde media distancia. Esperamos que cree peligro de gol y que ayude a sus compañeros gracias a su habilidad y velocidad”.

Se espera que el jugador argentino llegue a Tulsa en las próximas dos semanas para comenzar a entrenar en la pretemporada del equipo naranja.

Roughnecks Sign Defender Adrian Jusino

Spanish Version

The Tulsa Roughnecks FC roster continued to expand today as the team and Head Coach David Vaudreuil announced the signing of defender Adrian Jusino, pending league and federation approval. The 25-year-old is a Massachusetts native and comes to Tulsa after spending his entire professional career in Bolivia.

“Adrian is a very talented center back in the Bolivian second division,” said Vaudreuil. “He is very calm and secure in defense and is a very skillful passer who brings qualities on both sides of the ball.”

Jusino has spent the past two seasons playing for Club Always Ready of the Bolivian second division. Prior to that he spent time on Union Maestranza, another Bolivian second division club. The defender also spent a season playing for Richland College in Dallas making 12 appearances for the school.

Prior to his professional career, Jusino spent several years in the youth system for Club Bolivar.  Bolivar is the most decorated club in the Bolivian Primera Division with 28 championships.

The Roughnecks will play their home opener at ONEOK Field on March 24 against the Real Monarchs SLC.

Spanish Version

The Tulsa Roughnecks FC roster continued to expand today as the team and Head Coach David Vaudreuil announced the signing of defender Adrian Jusino, pending league and federation approval. The 25-year-old is a Massachusetts native and comes to Tulsa after spending his entire professional career in Bolivia.

“Adrian is a very talented center back in the Bolivian second division,” said Vaudreuil. “He is very calm and secure in defense and is a very skillful passer who brings qualities on both sides of the ball.”

Jusino has spent the past two seasons playing for Club Always Ready of the Bolivian second division. Prior to that he spent time on Union Maestranza, another Bolivian second division club. The defender also spent a season playing for Richland College in Dallas making 12 appearances for the school.

Prior to his professional career, Jusino spent several years in the youth system for Club Bolivar.  Bolivar is the most decorated club in the Bolivian Primera Division with 28 championships.

The Roughnecks will play their home opener at ONEOK Field on March 24 against the Real Monarchs SLC.

ADRIAN JUSINO, UN CENTRAL PARA LOS ROUGHNECKS

English Version

El boliviano Adrián Jusino se ha convertido en la última incoporación de los Tulsa Roughnecks. A sus veinticinco años formará parte de la plantilla naranja aunque está pendiente de recibir la autorización de la Federación. Nativo de Massachusetts, el defensor central llega a Tulsa después de desarrollar toda su carrera profesional en Bolivia.

En palabras del técnico del equipo Adrian es un jugador que “es un central con takento que ha jugado en la segunda división de Bolivia. Es muy tranquilo y seguro defendiendo con grandes habilidades en el pase que suponen muchas oportunidades de peligro para el equipo” decía Vaudreuil.

Sus últimas dos campañas han sido desarrolladas en el Club Always Ready de la segunda boliviana. En la misma categoría había jugado con anterioridad en el Unión Maestranza. En su época universitaria dispute donde encuentros con el Richland College de Dallas.

En sus años más jóvenes jugó en las categorías inferiores del Bolivar, uno de los equipos con más títulos del fútbol de este país suramericano.

LOS ROUGHNECKS FIRMAN A BINNS, INTERNACIONAL POR JAMAICA

English Version

Un internacional por Jamaica, con tres partidos disputados incluso en la Copa América 2016, formará parte del equipo de los Roughnecks. Con 18 participaciones más con su equipo nacional, Michael Binns, un centrocampista zurdo con caída a la izquierda se incorpora al equipo naranja pendiente de la confirmación federativa. Actualmente, el jugador centroamericano se encuentra entrenado con su selección para jugar el amistoso que se disputará en tierras turcas ante la selección de Corea del Sur. Una vez termine esa concentración, el jugador llegará a Tulsa para entrenar con el equipo de Vaudreuil, que decía del jugador que “es un jugador muy dinámico que juega por la izquierda en posiciones de 6 o de 8. Nos dará talento y experiencia tras sus partidos como internacional con su país”.

Con  veintinueve años lleva como professional desde 2009 disputando la mayor parte de su carrera professional en Jamaica, principalmente con el Portmore United con un pequeño paréntesis disputando la mitad de la temporada con el Wilmington Hammerheads en 2016.

Roughnecks Add Jamaica International Midfielder Michael Binns

Spanish Version

Tulsa Roughnecks FC Head Coach David Vaudreuil revealed today that Jamaica National Team midfielder Michael Binns has agreed to terms and will be the newest member of the Roughnecks, pending league and federation approval.  Binns is currently training with the Jamaican national side and is expected to represent the Reggae Boyz on January 30 in a friendly match against South Korea that will be played in Turkey.

“Michael is a very dynamic player who can play as a #6 or #8 on the left side,” said Vaudreuil.  “His high-level performance for Jamaica in Copa America and the Gold Cup will be important as we look to bring in more talent and experience.”

The 29-year-old has made 18 total appearances for the senior Jamaica National Team, primarily as a defensive midfielder.  He played in five matches in last summer’s Gold Cup, a tournament in which Jamaica advanced to the finals before losing to the United States.

Binns started playing professionally in 2009 and has spent most of his career in the Jamaican Premier League, primarily with Portmore United.  He had a brief stint previously in the USL, playing a half of a season with the Wilmington Hammerheads in 2016.  

He is expected to arrive in Tulsa for the start of preseason training next month.

Spanish Version

Tulsa Roughnecks FC Head Coach David Vaudreuil revealed today that Jamaica National Team midfielder Michael Binns has agreed to terms and will be the newest member of the Roughnecks, pending league and federation approval.  Binns is currently training with the Jamaican national side and is expected to represent the Reggae Boyz on January 30 in a friendly match against South Korea that will be played in Turkey.

“Michael is a very dynamic player who can play as a #6 or #8 on the left side,” said Vaudreuil.  “His high-level performance for Jamaica in Copa America and the Gold Cup will be important as we look to bring in more talent and experience.”

The 29-year-old has made 18 total appearances for the senior Jamaica National Team, primarily as a defensive midfielder.  He played in five matches in last summer’s Gold Cup, a tournament in which Jamaica advanced to the finals before losing to the United States.

Binns started playing professionally in 2009 and has spent most of his career in the Jamaican Premier League, primarily with Portmore United.  He had a brief stint previously in the USL, playing a half of a season with the Wilmington Hammerheads in 2016.  

He is expected to arrive in Tulsa for the start of preseason training next month.

2018 National Anthem Auditions

Prior to each sporting event across the country, the game truly doesn’t begin until one historic tradition is performed: the National Anthem. We take tremendous pride in having the most talented local performers start off our games with the singing of the National Anthem. The Tulsa Drillers and Tulsa Roughnecks FC are pleased to provide this special opportunity to local performers interested in showcasing their talent before each game or match.

The Drillers and Roughnecks FC are now accepting video applications from individuals and groups that are interested in performing the Star Spangled Banner prior to a baseball game or soccer match this summer.

To be considered, please send a video of yourself or your group singing/performing the entire National Anthem to entertainment@tulsadrillers.com or a DVD to:         

Attn: National Anthem 
201 N. Elgin Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74120.

Please include your name, daytime phone number and e-mail address with all submissions.

If you have already performed the National Anthem at ONEOK Field you do not need to re-submit an application. You will be considered along with all the new applicants.

All entries must be received by Friday, February 9th, 2018 to be eligible.

The submissions will be reviewed and we will contact a select number of participants to come to ONEOK Field on Saturday, February 17th for an INVITATION ONLY final audition.

“This is one of my favorite times of the year,” said Justin Gorski, Director of Marketing for the Drillers and Roughnecks FC. “The National Anthem is a time honored tradition.  The submissions we receive from folks all over Oklahoma and the surrounding areas always amazes us.  We are excited to showcase this talent in front of Drillers and Roughneck fans in 2018!  I can’t wait to see what this year’s submission process will yield us.”

Prior to each sporting event across the country, the game truly doesn’t begin until one historic tradition is performed: the National Anthem. We take tremendous pride in having the most talented local performers start off our games with the singing of the National Anthem. The Tulsa Drillers and Tulsa Roughnecks FC are pleased to provide this special opportunity to local performers interested in showcasing their talent before each game or match.

The Drillers and Roughnecks FC are now accepting video applications from individuals and groups that are interested in performing the Star Spangled Banner prior to a baseball game or soccer match this summer.

To be considered, please send a video of yourself or your group singing/performing the entire National Anthem to entertainment@tulsadrillers.com or a DVD to:         

Attn: National Anthem 
201 N. Elgin Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74120.

Please include your name, daytime phone number and e-mail address with all submissions.

If you have already performed the National Anthem at ONEOK Field you do not need to re-submit an application. You will be considered along with all the new applicants.

All entries must be received by Friday, February 9th, 2018 to be eligible.

The submissions will be reviewed and we will contact a select number of participants to come to ONEOK Field on Saturday, February 17th for an INVITATION ONLY final audition.

“This is one of my favorite times of the year,” said Justin Gorski, Director of Marketing for the Drillers and Roughnecks FC. “The National Anthem is a time honored tradition.  The submissions we receive from folks all over Oklahoma and the surrounding areas always amazes us.  We are excited to showcase this talent in front of Drillers and Roughneck fans in 2018!  I can’t wait to see what this year’s submission process will yield us.”

El calendario de los Roughnecks, listo

English Version

Los Roughnecks FC ya conocen su calendario para la temporada 2018. El equipo naranja jugará un total de 34 partidos, 17 de ellos como locales en el ONEOK Field. Es la cifra más alta de encuentros que se jugará en la historia de esta competición en la USL.

Hay que destacar lo partidos más importantes para el equipo de Tulsa que coincidirán, además de con el primer partido de liga en casa ante el Real Monarchs SLC el 21 de marzo, con el Black Gold Derby ante los Energy de Oklahoma City. El primero de los dos partidos se disputará en el ONEOK Field el fin de semana del Memorial Day, el sábado 26 mayo. La segunda visita de los blanquiverdes será el miércoles 8 de agosto de nuevo en Tulsa. Pero el primer choque entre los dos equipos del estado se celebrará para abrir la competición en Oklahoma City. El 17 de marzo en el Taft Stadium, los naranjas jugarán a domicilio en la capital del estado. También en tres ocasiones se medirán al Saint Louis FC, equipo que se ha movido de la otra conferencia. A doble partido jugarán esta campañaª ante el San Antonio, Swope Park Rangers and Colorado Springs Switchbacks.

Lo mejor de la forma del calendario es que los Roughnecks, tras debutar en Oklahoma City jugarán tres partidos consecutivos en casa: Monarchs, Orange County, Portland Timbers 2. Todos ellos en apenas doce días. También hay que considerar a los dos equipos nuevos en la competición, Fresno y Las Vegas. Ante los de California jugarán a domicilio el 18 de abril recibiéndoles en casa el 28 de julio. Antes Las Vegas también empiezan fuera -5 de mayo- jugando en el ONEOK Field el 30 de junio.

Y para los aficionados hay buenas noticias. Los desplazamientos a Saint Louis y Kansas City son asequibles. Ante lor primeros los duelos serán el 14 de julio y el 25 de agosto mientras que el viaje ante el Swope Park Rangers se jugará el 29 de agosto. Lo mejor, es que el equipo naranja decidirá la temporada en sus últimos partidos como locales. Primero recibiendo al Rio Grande FC Toros, el 6 de octubre, y después ante el Seattle Sounders 2, el 13 del mismo mes.

Ya están, para todos los interesados, las entradas y abonos disponibles para los partidos en el ONEOK Field. Bien en las oficinas o en el teléfono (918) 744-5901 se pueden conseguir. Para partidos individuales, las entradas se pondrán a la venta en el mes de febrero.

Hay que valorar que el próximo día 25 el staff encargado de las entradas de los Roughnecks estará en el ONEOK Field desde las 10AM hasta las 6PM.Los aficionados que deseen asistir al evento dispondrán de refrescos, cervezas y palomitas. La entrada para acceder será a través de la puerta de administración del estadio en la avenida Elgin, al lado de las taquillas. 

 

Roughnecks Announce Complete 2018 Schedule

Spanish Version

The complete 2018 regular season schedule for the Tulsa Roughnecks FC is now set.  The Roughnecks will play a 34-game USL schedule with 17 home games at ONEOK Field.  The 34 matches in the regular season is the most that the USL has ever played.

The highlights of the schedule will be the first home match of the season on Saturday, March 24 against Real Monarchs SLC and two home matches in the Black Gold Derby with the Oklahoma City Energy.  The first of the derby matches will take place over Memorial Day Weekend when the Energy will make their first visit to Tulsa on Saturday, May 26.  The second game at ONEOK Field will take place on Wednesday, August 8.

The Roughnecks and Energy will open the season with the only meeting in Oklahoma City on Saturday, March 17 at Taft Stadium.

Counting the three Black Gold Derby games, TRFC’s schedule will include a large slate of other regional games for a total of 12 games against their closest rivals in the league.  Tulsa will also face Saint Louis FC three times as STLFC moves back to the USL’s Western Conference. The Roughnecks will also play a home and away match against each of San Antonio FC, the Swope Park Rangers, and the Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC

In the 34-game slate, TRFC will play home and away matches against each of the other 14 teams in the USL’s Western Conference.  To complete the full schedule TRFC will play the one additional game against Oklahoma City, and the additional game at Saint Louis FC.

After opening the season in OKC, Tulsa will return home for three straight games.  After facing the Monarchs for the home opener, the Roughnecks will host Orange County SC on Saturday, March 31 and the Portland Timbers 2 on Wednesday, April 4.

The Roughnecks will also see their first-ever meetings against a pair of new expansion clubs.  Early in the season as they will head out west to face Fresno FC on April 18, and the Las Vegas Lights on May 5. The new teams will make their first trips to Tulsa later in the year as Las Vegas will be in town on Saturday, June 30 while Fresno will visit ONEOK Field on Saturday, July 28.

Tulsa supporters will also have opportunities to support the club away from home. Tulsa will play in St. Louis against Saint Louis FC on July 14 and August 25, and in Kansas City against the Swope Park Rangers on August 29.

The Roughnecks will close the regular season with two straight home matches, hosting the Rio Grande FC Toros on Saturday, October 6 and the Seattle Sounders FC 2 on Saturday, October 13.

Season tickets are currently on sale at the ONEOK Field Ticket Office or by calling (918)744-5901.  Individual tickets for all home matches will go on sale in February.

The Roughnecks Ticket Staff will hold an Open House at the stadium next Thursday, January 25 from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.  Representatives from the Roughnecks Ticket Office and mascot Oil-E will be available to take fans inside the stadium to see the new field layout that will put fans closer to the action this season. 

Fans attending the Open House will also be able to enjoy complimentary soft drinks, beer and popcorn.  The entrance for event will be set up through the Administrative and Suite Entrance located on Elgin Avenue, next to the Ticket Office.

To view the complete 2018 Scheduled, click HERE.

2018 HOME MATCHES AT ONEOK FIELD

Saturday, March 24 vs. Real Monarchs SLC
Saturday, March 31 vs. Orange County SC
Wednesday, April 4 vs. Portland Timbers 2
Wednesday, May 9 vs. Reno 1868 FC
Saturday, May 12 vs. Phoenix Rising FC
Saturday, May 26 vs. OKC Energy FC
Saturday, June 9 vs. Saint Louis FC
Wednesday, June 27 vs. LA Galaxy II
Saturday, June 30 vs. Las Vegas Lights
Saturday, July 28 vs. Fresno FC
Wednesday, August 8 vs. OKC Energy FC
Saturday, August 11 vs. Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC
Saturday, September 15 vs. San Antonio FC
Wednesday, September 19 vs. Sacramento Republic FC
Saturday, September 22 vs. Swope Park Rangers
Saturday, October 6 vs. Rio Grande Valley FC Toros
Saturday, October 13 vs. Seattle Sounders FC 2

 

 

Spanish Version

The complete 2018 regular season schedule for the Tulsa Roughnecks FC is now set.  The Roughnecks will play a 34-game USL schedule with 17 home games at ONEOK Field.  The 34 matches in the regular season is the most that the USL has ever played.

The highlights of the schedule will be the first home match of the season on Saturday, March 24 against Real Monarchs SLC and two home matches in the Black Gold Derby with the Oklahoma City Energy.  The first of the derby matches will take place over Memorial Day Weekend when the Energy will make their first visit to Tulsa on Saturday, May 26.  The second game at ONEOK Field will take place on Wednesday, August 8.

The Roughnecks and Energy will open the season with the only meeting in Oklahoma City on Saturday, March 17 at Taft Stadium.

Counting the three Black Gold Derby games, TRFC’s schedule will include a large slate of other regional games for a total of 12 games against their closest rivals in the league.  Tulsa will also face Saint Louis FC three times as STLFC moves back to the USL’s Western Conference. The Roughnecks will also play a home and away match against each of San Antonio FC, the Swope Park Rangers, and the Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC

In the 34-game slate, TRFC will play home and away matches against each of the other 14 teams in the USL’s Western Conference.  To complete the full schedule TRFC will play the one additional game against Oklahoma City, and the additional game at Saint Louis FC.

After opening the season in OKC, Tulsa will return home for three straight games.  After facing the Monarchs for the home opener, the Roughnecks will host Orange County SC on Saturday, March 31 and the Portland Timbers 2 on Wednesday, April 4.

The Roughnecks will also see their first-ever meetings against a pair of new expansion clubs.  Early in the season as they will head out west to face Fresno FC on April 18, and the Las Vegas Lights on May 5. The new teams will make their first trips to Tulsa later in the year as Las Vegas will be in town on Saturday, June 30 while Fresno will visit ONEOK Field on Saturday, July 28.

Tulsa supporters will also have opportunities to support the club away from home. Tulsa will play in St. Louis against Saint Louis FC on July 14 and August 25, and in Kansas City against the Swope Park Rangers on August 29.

The Roughnecks will close the regular season with two straight home matches, hosting the Rio Grande FC Toros on Saturday, October 6 and the Seattle Sounders FC 2 on Saturday, October 13.

Season tickets are currently on sale at the ONEOK Field Ticket Office or by calling (918)744-5901.  Individual tickets for all home matches will go on sale in February.

The Roughnecks Ticket Staff will hold an Open House at the stadium next Thursday, January 25 from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.  Representatives from the Roughnecks Ticket Office and mascot Oil-E will be available to take fans inside the stadium to see the new field layout that will put fans closer to the action this season. 

Fans attending the Open House will also be able to enjoy complimentary soft drinks, beer and popcorn.  The entrance for event will be set up through the Administrative and Suite Entrance located on Elgin Avenue, next to the Ticket Office.

To view the complete 2018 Scheduled, click HERE.

2018 HOME MATCHES AT ONEOK FIELD

Saturday, March 24 vs. Real Monarchs SLC
Saturday, March 31 vs. Orange County SC
Wednesday, April 4 vs. Portland Timbers 2
Wednesday, May 9 vs. Reno 1868 FC
Saturday, May 12 vs. Phoenix Rising FC
Saturday, May 26 vs. OKC Energy FC
Saturday, June 9 vs. Saint Louis FC
Wednesday, June 27 vs. LA Galaxy II
Saturday, June 30 vs. Las Vegas Lights
Saturday, July 28 vs. Fresno FC
Wednesday, August 8 vs. OKC Energy FC
Saturday, August 11 vs. Colorado Springs Switchbacks FC
Saturday, September 15 vs. San Antonio FC
Wednesday, September 19 vs. Sacramento Republic FC
Saturday, September 22 vs. Swope Park Rangers
Saturday, October 6 vs. Rio Grande Valley FC Toros
Saturday, October 13 vs. Seattle Sounders FC 2

 

 

Roughnecks Ink Defender Terence Smith

Spanish Version

Tulsa, OK – The Tulsa Roughnecks F.C. announced today that they have come to terms with Northeastern State University Alum Terence Smith, pending league and federation approval. The 26-year-old Canadian defender will come to Tulsa after being a part of some of the best defenses in the history of NSU.

Scouts describe the 6’ 4” Smith as a big, strong old-fashioned center back. He is good in the air and on the ball and does well on his angles.

During his time at NSU, Smith was a four-year letter winner, was First Team All-MIAA twice, and was named Daktronics First Team All Central Region twice. He was also a part of three teams that broke the school record for fewest goals allowed in three consecutive years. In 2014, the Smith-led defense helped bring NSU to the first and only undefeated conference season and MIAA tournament conference title.

In 2016, the defender played locally with the Tulsa Athletic in the NPSL. After that season, Smith was invited to play with a few different teams in the second division of Mexico.

Prior to coming to Oklahoma, Smith came up through the Toronto Lynx Academy in the Premier Development League. He played on the Lynx U-20 team that made it to the championship finals.

Smith spent time last season training with the Roughnecks and impressed TRFC Head Coach David Vaudreuil, resulting in his becoming a full member of the squad for 2018.

Spanish Version

Tulsa, OK – The Tulsa Roughnecks F.C. announced today that they have come to terms with Northeastern State University Alum Terence Smith, pending league and federation approval. The 26-year-old Canadian defender will come to Tulsa after being a part of some of the best defenses in the history of NSU.

Scouts describe the 6’ 4” Smith as a big, strong old-fashioned center back. He is good in the air and on the ball and does well on his angles.

During his time at NSU, Smith was a four-year letter winner, was First Team All-MIAA twice, and was named Daktronics First Team All Central Region twice. He was also a part of three teams that broke the school record for fewest goals allowed in three consecutive years. In 2014, the Smith-led defense helped bring NSU to the first and only undefeated conference season and MIAA tournament conference title.

In 2016, the defender played locally with the Tulsa Athletic in the NPSL. After that season, Smith was invited to play with a few different teams in the second division of Mexico.

Prior to coming to Oklahoma, Smith came up through the Toronto Lynx Academy in the Premier Development League. He played on the Lynx U-20 team that made it to the championship finals.

Smith spent time last season training with the Roughnecks and impressed TRFC Head Coach David Vaudreuil, resulting in his becoming a full member of the squad for 2018.

EL DEFENSA TERENCE SMITH SE UNE A LOS ROUGHNECKS

English Version

Los Roughnecks FC siguen sumando jugadores a un ritmo constante. El último nombre que se ha unido al equipo naranja es Terence Smith, que procede de la Northeastern University, está pendiente de la aprobación de la liga para formar del equipo de Vaudreuil. A sus 26 años, el jugador es uno de los mejores defensores de la historia d ela NSU.

Los scouters que le han seguido le definen como un jugador de envergadura y fuerte para jugar como defensor central. PVa en el juego aéreo y muy buen marcador. Durante su presencia en la NSU recibió muchos premios en muchas ocasiones, tanto a nivel individual como colectivo.Durante 2014, por ejemplo, fue parte del equipo que resultó invicto en la conferencia consiguiendo el título.

En el año 2016 jugó en la ciudad de Tulsa, en concreto en el Tulsa Athletic de la NPSL. Una vez acabó la campaña jugó en diversos equipos de la segunda categoría del fútbol en México.  Tras su presencia en ese país formó parte de la Toronto Lynx Academy  en la Primera División de Desarrollo en Canadá jugando con el equipo sub’20 en las fases finales del campeonato. Durante la última sesión del curso pasado entrenó en diversas ocasiones con los Roughnecks ganándose un puesto para el equipo de este 2018.

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