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Females

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**Females** (雌, *Jōyō*), are the biological term used throughout the many worlds, and beyond. They are a gender identity within the binary genders. **Women** is a term used for adults, and corresponds to the terms girl (for children and adolescents), female (adjective) and femininity.

"*.*"

—About Females.

## Overview

### Anatomy and Design

Children born with vulvas are often raised with the expectation that they will identify as women, although intersex children may also be assigned to this identity while not possessing all of the above characteristics. Women may be cisgender (assigned female at birth and identifying as female) or transgender (assigned male at birth, yet identifying as female).

Identifying as a woman is often associated with female sex characteristics such as a vagina, a uterus, wide hips, breasts and a high-pitched voice, as well as a feminine gender expression and gender role, but these are not neccessary, and it is still possible to identify as a woman without them.

## External links

* Females *Wikipedia* — Wikipedia article on assassins.
* Females *MOGAI Encyclopedia*
* Females *Gender Wiki*
String Formatting

Python allows you to place variables within strings by using the "%" operator.

This is done like so:

name = "Jordan"

print("My name is %s" % name)

The %s is identifying where a variable will need to be and then the variable is assigned by placing it at the end, in the order that the variables should come up.

Like so:

name = "Jordan"

age = 16

print("I am %s and I am %d years old" % (name age))

\*As we are using more than one variable we need to use a tuple once you start to identify the variables.

Argument Specifiers that you should know include:

%s - Strings

%d - Integers

%f - Floats

%.<number of digits> - Floating point numbers and a limit to how many decimals there are

%x/%X - Integers in hex

Continue to next lesson.
Portland Rain

The **Portland Rain Football Club** was a soccer team based in Portland, Oregon, that last competed in the North Division of the Pacific Conference in the Women's Premier Soccer League in 2008. It was a direct predecessor of the first-division Portland Thorns FC.

## History

### Pacific Coast Soccer League (2000-2003)

The Rain were established in 2000 as a team in the Pacific Coast Soccer League (PCSL), and won the league's Jacques Moon Memorial League Cup in its inaugural season on an undefeated 12-0-2 record and +48 goal differential.

The Rain gained provisional entry to the USL W-League in 2001 and did not compete in the PCSL that season. Despite expectations that they would fully join the USL W-1 League,, the Rain returned to the PCSL in 2002 and 2003.

## Stadium

The Rain played matches at venues across Portland, including PGE Park (now known as Providence Park) and Rob Strasser Field in Delta Park.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 http://pcsl.org/upload/old\_website/pcsl/standings/standings-archive/standings-women-premier-1999-2009.htm
2. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20020607003306/http://www.uslsoccer.com/eng/stats/teamappcontroller.jsp?nextPage=showStory&type=Story&command=setSelectedId&id=1287998
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 http://soccercityusa.pdxcite.net/rain/
4. ↑ http://soccercityusa.pdxcite.net/rain/
OKC 1889 FC

**Oklahoma City 1889 Football Club** is an American men's soccer club based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It is part of the NPSL, a semi-professional soccer league in US Soccer that includes participation in the US Open Cup.

## Year by Year

* All-time Record: 19-7–5 [W-D-L] (Includes all competitive matches: regular season and playoffs)

* Regular Season Matches Record: 15-7-4 [W-D-L]

* Playoff Matches Record: 4-0-1 [W-D-L]

**2018 Record**: 3-3-2 [W-D-L] 12 PTS 27 GF 16 GA 11 GD.

Finished 3rd in the UPSL Central Conference North Division and missed playoffs by one spot behind Dallas Elite FC and Inocentes FC

**2019 Record**: 7-3-2 [W-D-L] in regular season 24 PTS 33 GF 14 GA 19 GD

Finished 2nd in the UPSL Central Conference Pro-Premier (1st tier) North Division behind Inocentes FC and qualified for Central Conference playoffs

Playoff run (4-0-1 [W-D-L] 10 GF 7 GA 3 GD) includes a 3-1 victory against Reign FK, a 3-1 victory against FC Waco, and a 2-0 victory against Matias Almeyda FC. The Imps won the Central Conference championship 2-1 in extra time against Inocentes FC. The season ended with a 4-0 loss to Southwest FC in El Paso in the UPSL National Quarterfinal.

**2020 Record**: The 2020 season was postponed due to the outbreak of COVID-19.

The Imps did compete virtually instead in the 2020 Lower League eCup, a competition that took place online in FIFA 20 between 120+ third tier or lower teams in the United States. OKC 1889 FC was represented in the Xbox One tournament by twitter user @LFC\_RJ who made it through the group stage and on to the round of 32 where he lost to FC Tucson by an aggregate of 4-1 over two legs.

**2021 Record:** 5-1-0 [W-D-L] 16 PTS 30 GF 3 GA

The Imps announced on March 24, 2021, that they will compete in the NPSL Heartland Conference South Region for the 2021 season.

## Honors

**UPSL Spring Central Conference Championship**

Winners (1): 2019

## Club Records

Biggest Win: 8-0 vs Keene FC on 7/7/2018, 9-1 vs Dallas City FC on 6/12/21

Biggest Defeat: 5-1 vs Irving FC on 4/27/2019

1st Goal: Petar Durdevic vs Inocentes FC on 5/19/18

100th Goal: Jackson Kim vs Dallas City FC on 6/12/21

Purple Reign Derby (Rivalry with Reign FK in Bartlesville, Oklahoma) Record: 3-2-0 [W-D-L] 15 GF 4 GA

## Head Coaches

* Includes all competitive matches: regular season and playoffs

## Media Coverage

The goal of the club according to is to "provide a serious, professionally run team by the community, for the community." The club has gained notoriety by being the covered by various media outlets such as The UPSL Podcast, the Scissortail Podcast , the Tornado Alley Soccer Podcast , and the Full 90+ Podcast. The club is also covered on social media such as Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook frequently from the NPSL and various sources of lower league soccer content.
Strategic Resources

Unlike most 4x games, Strategic Resources in Interstellar Space: Genesis aren't used in the construction of buildings and units. Instead, they open up new technologies for research that generally give some bonus dependent on the amount of that resource you control.

Strategic resources are typically found at  which are revealed by . When you first encounter one--before you even exploit it--you must choose between two different sets of technologies that resource makes available. Some resources also have base techs available whichever path is chosen.

Exploiting a resource requires an .

You may find none of a given resource in a particular game, but you can get 1 of each by building the  wonder. The Interstellar Geology  grants an addition Strategic Resource from every source.

 Helium-3

Helium-3 is the easiest Strategic Resource to find, occurring on many . Upon discovery you must choose between Industrial Fusion or Militarized Fusion. Its relative abundance makes both paths very powerful, though  and  are obvious choices for militaristic players.

 Medical Isotypes | Eco 4 | Empire Bonus | * +10%  per

 Beam Accelerators | Weap 3 | Empire Bonus | * +10%   per

 Antimatter

Antimatter is found only in the accretion disks of . Upon discovery you must choose between the Path of Creation and the Path of Destruction. With 3 sources,  will produce some of the best colonies in the galaxy.

* 1-2 : Tolerable or Ideal
 Personal Replicators | Con 6 | Empire Bonus | * +10%  per

 Antimatter-catalyzed Bombs | Weap 5 | Empire Bonus | * +1 bomb in each  per

 Neutronium

Neutronium is found only in the accretion disks of . Upon discovery you must choose between Protect and Harm.  really means what it says and is automatically added to all ships, rendering  useless against your fleets with 8 sources.

 Neutronic Rejuvination | Con 6 | Empire Bonus | * +1%  per
* +10%  per
* Double bonus if Med-bay in colony

 Neutronium Bombs | Weap 6 | Empire Bonus | * +10% Mass Destruction  accuracy per

 Dark Matter

Dark Matter is found only in the accretion disks of . Upon discovery you must choose between Beyond Light and Into Shadows. The former grants unparalleled mobility-- are only built once in your empire and then apply to all colonized systems, while both Into Shadows techs are --while valuable, they consume precious ship .

 Tachyon Drive | Prop 7 | Drive | * 7 Parsecs/turn
* Can pass through Dark Nebula
 Jump Gates | Con 8 | Empire Building | * Instant travel between systems with owned colonies

* Ship immune to targetting but cannot move or fire
 Illusion Materializer | Con 8 | Ship Special System | * Illusion of identical ship
* Duration: 1 round per  or until fired upon

* Reopens/Stabalizes closed and unstable Wormholes
 Planetary Anti-Grav Generator | Con 5 | Building | * Decreases gravity by 1 level

Helium-3 | Antimatter | Neutronium | Dark Matter
Greater Lowell Rough Diamonds

Greater Lowell Rough Diamonds is a semi-pro soccer team playing in the North Atlantic Conference of the National Premier Soccer League.

## History

Great Lowell Rough Diamonds were founded as Greater Lowell NPSL FC in November 2016. The club was formed as a result of a split in ownership of the now-defunct Greater Lowell United FC. Andrea Gauntlett, the current team owner, was manager and part-owner of Greater Lowell United FC during their time in the NPSL. She would retain Lowell's NPSL league slot and form the new squad.

In 2019, the team rebranded as the Greater Lowell Rough Diamonds. Rough Diamonds was the club's nickname prior to the official rebrand. The Rough Diamonds also hired formed player Cooper Hall as their general manager.

## References

1. ↑ https://roughdiamondsglsoccer.com/owner/
2. ↑ https://roughdiamondsglsoccer.com/about/
3. ↑ https://roughdiamondsglsoccer.com/staff/cooper-menden-hall/
4. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/league/standings.php?leagueId=MTAwNA%3D%3D
5. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/league/standings.php?leagueId=MTAxMQ%3D%3D
6. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/league/standings.php?leagueId=MTE3Ng%3D%3D
Providence City FC

Providence City FC is an amateur soccer club based out of Providence, RI. They were founded in 2015 by Jason Rego and Matt Lee. Providence City plays in the Bay State Soccer League, Football Alliance of New England (FA O.N.E.), and the USA Soccer League (USASL). Providence City also fields a women's team, Rhode Island Rouges.
2020 Kingston Stockade season

The 2020 Kingston Stockade FC season is the 5th season for Stockade FC. It is their 5th season in the NPSL. Stockade FC plays at Dietz Stadium in Kingston, NY.

## Preseason

Stockade FC held multiple sessions of tryouts in late February and early March in Poughkeepsie.

With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Stockade FC opted to cancel all further tryouts and training sessions indefinitely.

## Regular Season

On March 26th, the NPSL announced that the 2020 season would be canceled.

## Roster and Personel

### Coaching Staff

 Technical Director
 Director of Scouting

## References

1. ↑ https://www.dailyfreeman.com/sports/kingston-stockade-fc-unsure-of-status-of-season-amid-pandemic/article\_b8cadfda-691c-11ea-a30c-e3ec90c8ee61.html
2. ↑ https://www.npsl.com/14023/
Northwest Premier League

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The **Northwest Premier League** (NWPL) is an amateur adult league founded in 2016 and spanning the states of Washington and Oregon. It is sanctioned by the Washington State Adult Soccer Association (WSASA).

## League structure

*This section is a stub. Please help complete its content.*

## League awards

### 2016

* **Champions:** Spokane Shadow
* **Golden Boot:** Megan Lindsay, Spokane Shadow
* **Golden Gloves:** Gina Cardenas, Seattle Stars

### 2017

* **Champions:** Washington Timbers
* **Coach of the Year:** Chris Wells, Seattle Stars
* **Player of the Year:** Lauryn Peters, Yakima United
* **Golden Boot:** Lauryn Peters, Spokane Shadow
* **Golden Gloves:** Ricci Wiedbrecht, Olympic Force
* **Finals MVP:** Jessie Ray, Washington Timbers

### 2018

* **Champions:** Seattle Stars
* **Golden Boot:** Laadi Issaka, Capital FC

### 2019

* **Champions:** Seattle Stars
* **Golden Boot:** Lauryn Peters, Yakima United
* **Finals Player of the Match:** Isabella Castro, Seattle Stars

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://nwplsoccer.wordpress.com/about/
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/ACCV\_SheFlies
3. ↑ https://nwplsoccer.wordpress.com/standings/2019-standings-stats/
4. ↑ https://twitter.com/NorthwestPL/status/1146241689427644416
5. ↑ https://twitter.com/NorthwestPL/status/1153115604703834112
Modules and Packages

Within programming, a module is a piece of software that has been designed to fit a specific function. For example, when creating a video game there may be one module for generating the maps, one for the game logic, one for the drawing of the game on the screen. Each module is a different file which are edited seperately from each other.

### Writing Module

Modules in Python are just Python files with a .py extension. The name of the module is whatever the file is named. A module can have a set of functions, classes, variables and loops. These are examples of modules we could have:

mygame/

mygame/game.py

mygame/draw.py

The game.py will implement the game and handle the things that occur offscreen whilst the graw.py will use the draw\_game function which will implement the logic for drawing the game on screen.

Modules can be imported by using the **import command.**

import draw

The "draw" module may have its contents looking as such:

def draw\_game():

..... code

def clear\_screen(screen)

.... code

### Importing module objects to the current namespace

We can also use the **from** command to import functions directly into the main script's namespace. Example:

from draw import draw\_game

This allows us to directly call a function within a module without needing to identify the name of the module

### Importing all objects from a module

We can also use the import \* ( \* = ALL ) command to import all objects from within a module like so:

from draw import \*

### Writing packages

Packages are namespaces which contain multiple packages and modules within themselves. They are like directories.. in a way.

Each package in Python is a directory which ALWAYS contains a special file within it called \_\_init\_\_.py . It's allowed to be empty and is just a way for Python to recognise that it is a directory that contains a Python package, in order to allow importing.

ALL DONE! For basic level...
Werewolf

**The Werewolf, the “Shape Shifting Lycanthrope”** is a Cursed Guardian Monster introduced in the *Terror & Anguish* expansion.

## Lore

There is a wolf like no other in this world, unnatural in every respect and burdened with a contagious curse. Huge, savage and wild, Werewolves were once men like you and I that have been attacked by fellow lycanthropes and lived to tell the tale. At this point, they may have considered themselves lucky, but a bloody and painful death would have been more merciful than the twisted existence they would soon come to bear. When the full moon rises, humans afflicted with the curse undergo a terrible transformation and become gargantuan wolf/human hybrids with a taste for human flesh. Silver is the best defence against the beast, especially in a weaponised form such as bullets or arrow heads.
Open Division

Open Division is the description used by the United States Soccer Federation to categorize all teams beyond the USSF sanctioned professional first, second and third divisions. The Open Division is comprised of all affiliated or unaffiliated clubs, leagues and associations including the United States Adult Soccer Association, the United States Specialty Sports Association, the National Premier Soccer League, United Premier Soccer League, Cosmopolitan Soccer League and others.
New York Cosmos B

New York Cosmos B is the reserve squad for the New York Cosmos. They have played in the NPSL since 2015, but have had players from their first team since 2018 when the NASL folded.

## Record

### Honors

* NPSL League Champions (1) - 2015
* NPSL Northeast Regional Champions (2) - 2015, 2019
* NPSL North Atlantic Conference Champions (4) - 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019

## References

1. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/ss/schedule.php?v=3&divisionID=MjA5MzA=
2. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/league/standings.php?leagueId=MTAwNA%3D%3D
3. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/league/standings.php?leagueId=MTAxMQ%3D%3D
4. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/league/standings.php?leagueId=MTE3Ng%3D%3D
Real Ole FC

Real Ole FC is an amateur soccer team that plays in the Cosmopolitan League 2nd Division.

## History

Real Ole FC was founded by Patrick Alvarez as a youth academy based out of Hyde Park, NY. In 2018, an adult squad and reserve team were formed to compete in the Cosmopolitan League.

## Year-by-Year

\* One point deducted for a disciplinary incident

## References

1. ↑ http://www.cosmosoccerleague.com/we-fully-expect-to-win-every-game-introducing-real-ole-fc
2. ↑ http://elements.demosphere.com/74021/teams/93268824/93432523-93268883/TEAM.html
3. ↑ http://elements.demosphere.com/74021/teams/93268824/93432539-93268887/TEAM.html
Alta California Sol

Alta California Sol is a soccer club based in Santa Barbara, California, and a member of the United Premier Soccer League. They began our first season playing in the Western Conference - UPSL Championship - SOCAL North Division. They finished the season as division champions with a record of 11-1-1 and never losing a home game. Starting in the fall of 2019 we will be promoted to the UPSL - Western Conference - SOCAL North- Division I.

Founded in 2018, Alta California Sol is eligible to compete in the 2020 qualifying rounds for the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup through their affiliation and membership with the UPSL, the U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) and the United States Adult Soccer Association (USASA). Their road to the U.S. Open Cup begins Sept. 2019.
Lower League eCup

The Lower League eCup is an online FIFA tournament for clubs and supporters groups below the 3rd tier on the US soccer pyramid.

## History

The tournament was founded in March 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the US. The tournament was announced via Twitter on March 16th, 2020. Later that day The Breakers AFC was the first club to enter the tournament with Dutch Guard SG, Agents of Hale, Snohomish County FC, and Dekalb County United following soon after. On March 18th, they officially released their logo, and on March 19th announced their first sponsor, Protagonist Soccer. As of March 23rd, the league had announced 74 clubs who were participating. The league is set to announce their schedule and divisions on Thursday, March 26th with league play beginning soon after.
United Premier Soccer League

The United Premier Soccer League is a pro development soccer league founded in 2011 in Southern California by Santa Ana Winds FC founder Leonel López. The league grew from a Los Angeles area league to become a United States Adult Soccer Association National League, under the guidance of commissioner Yan Skwara.

## National Structure: 7 Conferences

### Central

* Heart Division
* North Division
* North Division 2, Red River Division 2
* North Division 3
* South Division
* South Division 2

### Midwest

* Central Division
* East Division
* South Division
* West Division

### Northeast

* Beltway Division
* Empire Division
* American (D2)
* Patriot (D2)

### Southeast

* Florida Central Division
* Florida South Division
* Florida South Division 2
* Florida Balm Beach (D2)
* Mayors Cup (D2)
* Atlanta Caribbean (D3)
* Mid-Atlantic North Division
* Mid-Atlantic South Division

### Western

* SoCal North Division
* SoCal North Division 2
* SoCal South Division
* SoCal South Division 2
* Wild West Blue
* Wild West Red
AFC Mobile

AFC Mobile is a semi-pro team based out of Mobile, AL. They currently play in the Gulf Coast Premier League.

## History

AFC Mobile was founded in 2015 by soccer enthusiasts in the Mobile area. In January 2017, AFC Mobile announced they would be joining the Gulf Coach Premier League for the summer 2017 season. Home games would be played at the Lipscomb Athletic Complex. Nate Nicholas, a former University of Mobile player, was named coach for the first season.

In AFC Mobile's first game, they lost 2-1 to the Gulf Coast Texans. The game was the highest attended game on record for a GCPL club with 807 in attendance. In their second game, they beat their own attendance record, drawing 924 fans. They lost this game 2-1 to Biloxi City. They would finish the season by breaking the attendance record again, drawing over 1,000 to the final game of the season against CD Motagua. They would finish the season in last place in the east division of the GCPL.

In 2018, AFC Mobile broke the GCPL attendance record again with a crowd of 1,465 for a 2-0 loss to Gulf Coast Rangers FC. Mobile finished the season in 4th place in the east division of the GCPL. At the end of the 2018 season, Nate Nicholas resigned as head coach.

## Season by Season

Played
For
Against
Season
 2018

## References

1. ↑ https://www.gcplsoccer.com/gulf-coast-premier-league-announces-summer-season-adds-3-new-clubs/
2. ↑ https://www.al.com/press-releases/2017/03/afc\_mobile\_to\_play\_2017\_home\_g.html
3. ↑ https://mynbc15.com/news/local/afc-mobile-game-breaks-attendance-records
4. ↑ https://www.afcmobile.net/2017/06/11/1792/
5. ↑ https://www.wkrg.com/sports/afc-mobile-wraps-up-home-schedule-in-front-of-record-crowd/
6. ↑ https://www.gcplsoccer.com/2017-standings/
7. ↑ https://www.afcmobile.net/2018/06/11/afc-mobile-breaks-gcpl-attendance-record-in-2-0-loss-to-gulf-coast-rangers-fc/
8. ↑ https://www.gcplsoccer.com/2018-standings/
NCAA Division I men's soccer

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is a nonprofit organization that regulates student athletes from 1,268 North American institutions and conferences. It also organizes the athletic programs of many colleges and universities in the United States and Canada, and helps more than 480,000 college student-athletes who compete annually in college sports. The organization is headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Since 1959, NCAA has sanctioned men's collegiate soccer. The preseason is held in mid August, and the regular season is held from late August to early November. In early to mid November, 22 of the 24 conference host a conference tournament. From mid November to mid December, the 24 conference champions and 24 at-large programs compete in the NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Tournament to determine the national collegiate champion.
Dullahan

**Dullahan the Headless Horseman** is a Mythic Guardian Monster.

## Lore

Clad in jet black armour, armed with a whip made of human spine in one hand and its own ghastly head in the other, the Dullahan is a terrifying sight. He rides the length and breadth of Ireland with the singular purpose of delivering death to his victims, and will only speak once on his journeys; to mark his quarry for death. No obstacle can bar his way, and it is even said that when the head is held aloft, the Dullahan can see vast distances. To gaze upon the Dullahan is to bring ruin upon you; he is known to strike blind or to throw blood into the eyes of anyone who spies him on his grisly errands.
New York Athletic Club (NPSL)

New York Athletic Club is a semi-pro soccer team based in Pelham Manor, NY. They play in the North Atlantic Conference of the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL). New York Athletic Club plays their home games at Travers Island, one of the branches of the New York Athletic Club. It is located in both Pelham Manor, NY and New Rochelle, NY with the town border running through the field. The club has played in the NPSL since 2008.

## Other New York Athletic Club teams

New York Athletic Club fields three additional soccer teams, a fall/spring men's squad in the Cosmopolitan League Division 1, a reserve team for the Cosmopolitan League squad, and a women's squad in the Women's Premier Soccer League. They also field teams in 17 other sports, notably their track and field team which has produced multiple Olympians.
National Premier Soccer League

The National Premier Soccer League (NPSL) is a semi-professional league founded in 2003. The NPSL is the successor to the Men's Premier Soccer League, a west coast based league formed in 2002. The NPSL is a member of the US Adult Soccer Asociation, an affiliate of the US Soccer Federation.

## League Structure

The NPSL is divided into 4 regions, Northeast, Midwest, South, and West. Each region is divided into 3 or 4 conferences. Each conference sets its own schedule for the season. The regular season runs from May to July with the exception of the West region who begin play in March. The playoffs run from July to August.

The NPSL operates as a team-run league. Member teams elect a board of directors for the league each season.

#### Executive Board

 Secretary
 Treasurer
 Managing Director

## References

1. ↑ https://www.npsl.com/league-vision/
2. ↑ https://www.npsl.com/staff/
3. ↑ http://www.npsl.com/teams/
Vassar College Men's Soccer

Vassar College Men's Soccer is a collegiate soccer team playing in Poughkeepsie, NY. They play in the Liberty League in the NCAA Division III. They played their first season as a varsity team in 1972 and joined the NCAA in 1980. They joined the Liberty League (then called the Upstate Collegiate Athletic Association) in 2000. Andy Jennings is their current head coach and has served in that role 3 times. Jennings is assisted by assistant coaches Matthew Guinto and Chuck Wilder.

## Roster and Personel

### Coaching Staff

*as of 2019*

 Assistant Coach
 Assistant Coach

### Head Coach History

*as of 2019*

\* Andy Jennings overall record is 251-51-172

## Records

### Honors

ECAC Metro

* Champions (1) - 1990

Liberty League

* Champions (2) - 2011, 2016

NCAA Division III Men's Soccer Tournament

* First Round (2) - 2011, 2016
* Second Round (2) - 1999, 2012

## Notable Alumni

* Ethan Zohn - Activist and former professional soccer player
* Ross Macklin - Former player for Kingston Stockade FC

## References

1. ↑ https://www.vassarathletics.com/coaches.aspx?path=msoc&
2. ↑ https://www.vassarathletics.com/sports/2009/2/4/MSOC\_0204091242.aspx?path=msoc
3. ↑ http://ezohn.com/about/
Grand Rapids FC

Grand Rapids FC is a semi professional men’s soccer club playing in Grand Rapids MI.

Founded in 2015, it began as a crowd funded attempt to bring a level of professional soccer to the city, led by now president Matt Roberts.

They played their first year, 2015, in the Great Lakes Premier League. The following year they moved up to the Great Lakes Conference of the NPSL’s Midwest Region. That same year was the best playoff performance the club has seen to date. Making it to the regional playoffs only to lose to the eventual national champion, AFC Cleveland, in penalties.

They have continued to be in the NPSL since 2016 and added a women’s team that plays in the UWS in 2017.
Santa Fe Wanderers

Santa Fe Wanderers KC was founded in 1998 by Hispanic/Latino immigrants in search of a better life from the Northern regions of Mexico, specifically Chihuahua. Lorenzo Cadena, Alonzo Cadena, Rosalio Contreras and Eloy Flores, the original founders of the team, immigrated to the United States in their early twenties in pursuit of the “American dream,” and once established as successful business men, decided to start a local men’s soccer team in Kansas City, Kansas. It became a community tradition to attend church on Sunday morning and head straight to the field for the rest of the day to catch up with friends and family.

Ever since its humble beginnings the team has played in the first tier of the KCKASL, the most competitive amateur men’s soccer league in the state of Kansas. The Wanderers are the oldest running amateur men's team in KCK (20 years and counting) and have celebrated multiple championships since its foundation as Deportivo Mexico (1998), then Chihuahua FC (1999), before officially becoming Santa Fe Wanderers in 2017 under second generation owner and player Luis Cadena.

* *Logo, 1999 to 2016*
* *Logo, 2016*
* *Logo, 2017*
* *Logo, 2018 to Present*
1/4**Trophies and Championships.**

**KCKASL Regular Season Champions:** 2017, 2018, 2019

**KCKASL Playoff Runner Up:** 2018

**UPSL Midwestern Conference West Division Champions:** 2018 *(Division was disbanded after the season due to issues that teams had with league leadership and governance)*

**Kansas Adult Soccer State Cup:** 2019
Dutch Guard Supporters Group

The Dutch Guard Supporters Group (also known as Dutch Guard SG or simply the Dutch Guard) is the supporters group for Kingston Stockade FC. When Stockade is playing at home, the Dutch Guard sits behind the away bench at Dietz Stadium and has a reputation for creating a loud, disruptive environment for visiting teams. The group also travels well when the Stockade are on the road.

## History

The Dutch Guard was founded by Ryan Suto in November 2015, a few days after Stockade FC was announced. The yet to be named group drew interest from soccer fans throughout the Hudson Valley. In January 2016, the Dutch Guard had its first meet up at Keegan Ales in Kingston, NY. The group's name was chosen by a poll in Hudson Valley magazine with Stockade FC offering a free season ticket to the winning name. In March 2016, the name was announced as the Dutch Guard, a tribute to the Dutch settlers who founded the city of Wiltwyck (Kingston) and defended the Stockade. The Dutch Guard along with Percussion Orchestra of Kingston (POOK) began bringing drums and chanting during Stockade FC’s games. This partnership continues to the current day.

During the 2017 season, the Dutch Guard debuted its first tifo, a banner which read "Defend the Fence" written over a fence outlined in black.

In 2018, Dutch Guard member Mellisa Higgins was a finalist for NPSL Supporter of the Year.

## References

1. ↑ https://dutchguardsg.wordpress.com/about-us/
Demize NPSL

Demize NPSL is a semi-pro soccer team based out of Springfield, Missouri. They play in the National Premier Soccer League.

## **History**

The franchise was founded in 2003 as the Springfield Storm by Chris Hanlon. The club later changed its name to Springfield Demize in 2007. From 2013-2016 the franchise had the Springfield Demize playing in the PDL as well as the Joplin Demize competing in the NPSL. Demize has played in various cities across Missouri, but its primary homes have been in Joplin and Springfield. In 2017, the club rebranded as Demize NPSL.  Demize also has youth academy teams across the state of Missouri, a PASL indoor team, and a WPSL team.

## **2019 NPSL Season**

 The 2019 summer was the most successful in Demize history. 2019 was the clubs first year partnering with International Soccer Exchange (ISE) based in Brazil.  Demize finished the regular season with 3 wins, 4 draws, and 3 losses. The 13 points earned in 10 games were enough to earn Demize NPSL their first playoff spot in franchise history. The club travelled to Little Rock, Arkansas to take on the Rangers in the first round of the Heartland Conference Playoffs. Demize won the game 3-0 in penalties after the score line was tied 1-1 following regulation and overtime. Demize eventually fell to Tulsa Athletic in the Heartland Conference Playoff Championship. Four different players represented Demize on the Heartland All-Conference Team with Lucas Daunhauer at goalkeeper, Stephen Al-Sayed at defender, Gustavo Nascimento at midfielder, and Marcelo Hernandez at forward.

## **Official Club Social Media**

Instagram: @demizenpsl

Twitter: @demize\_soccer

Facebook: @DemizeSoccer

Website: demizesoccer.com

## References

1. ↑ https://www.npsl.com/6142/
2. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/ise.brazil/
3. ↑ http://www.demizesoccer.com/demize-npsl-season-ends-in-heartland-conference-final
Motorik FC Alexandria

####       **THE HISTORY OF MOTORIK FC ALEXANDRIA**

Motorik FC Alexandria was founded on April 1, 2017 by club owner Kenneth Tebo in order to provide adult elite amateur football to the player pool and community of Fairfax County in Northern Virginia. The name "Motorik" is a reference to the propulsive, repetitive 4/4 beat that was pioneered by such Krautrock bands as Neu!, Can, and Kraftwerk.

Motorik FC Alexandria assembled the original manifestation of its roster in the Winter of 2017/2018. The club's first-ever player signing was Fredy Rodriguez Jr., a Honduran winger from Woodbridge, Virginia. In January of 2018, Motorik FC Alexandria hired its first-ever head coach, Anthony Howard, an ex-professional goalkeeper with extensive coaching experience in the D.C. Metropolitan Area.

Throughout the Winter, Spring, and Summer of 2018, Motorik FC Alexandria played a series of competitive friendlies in order to continue to build and refine its roster. The club played its first-ever friendly on March 4, 2018 at Walker Mill Regional Park in District Heights, Maryland - a 4-0 defeat away to local side Moncagua FC. Motorik FC Alexandria followed up this defeat with another defeat, 3-0, against new club, Columbia FC Maryland on March 17, 2018 at Howard High School in Ellicott City, Maryland, On March 31, 2018, at the Evergreen SportsPlex in Leesburg, Virginia, Motorik FC Alexandria played the Virginia Hammers FC of the Premier Development League and secured its first-ever draw with a 2-2 result. The match also saw Fredy Rodriguez Jr. score the club's historic first-ever goal in competitive play.

After a 3-3 draw against Northern Neck FC on April 22, 2018 at Lake Fairfax Park in Reston, Virginia, Head Coach Anthony Howard was fired and replaced with player/coach Omar Ismail. Following the hiring of Coach Ismail, Motorik FC Alexandria played its first friendly against National Premier Soccer League competition, facing the Charlottesville Alliance on May 5, 2018 at Charlottesville High School. The match ended with a 1-0 defeat. (To be continued)
DC Premier League

DC Premier League, is a Washington D.C. Elite Amateur League under MDCVSA that started in 2017. Previously known as District Sports Premier, the league started using the new name for Fall 2019. Also new for Fall 2019 is a new promotion and relegation system that consist of two divisions.

**Previous Seasons**

* 11v11 - 2017 Fall Sunday - Men's Premier
* 11v11 - 2018 Spring Sunday - Men's Premier
* 11v11 - 2018 Fall Sunday - Men's Premier
* 11v11 - 2019 Spring Sunday - Men's Premier

**Current Season**

11v11 - 2019 Fall Sunday - DCPL 1

Teams

* Team Tevez
* FTSC Rainbow Unicorns
* Hungover FC
* DMV United
* Federal City Wanderers
* MSGA
* Villach Og
* DCFC
* DC Cheddar

11v11 - 2019 Fall Sunday - DCPL 2

Teams

* AC DC
* AC Montgomery
* AS Calcio Champagne
* Deportivo Club de Districtonia
* FBC Soccer
* Indomitable Jabronies FC
* S.S. Longobarda

Champions

* 2017 Fall - DC Cheddar
* 2018 Spring - DC Cheddar - 2019 Open Cup Qualifiers
* 2018 Fall - Team Tevez
* 2019 Spring - Federal City Wanderers - 2020 Open Cup Qualifiers
Lower League Soccer USA Wiki

**Welcome to the Lower League Soccer USA Wiki!**

We're dedicated to showcasing the teams and supporters of Lower League Soccer in the USA. We encourage all lower league fans to contribute and improve the page for their team

A few tips for people who would like to contribute:

1. Don't just plagiarize Wikipedia. While you can certainly use information or sources found there, please try not to copy it word for word.
2. Cite your sources. We're a lot more lenient compared to Wikipedia (let's face it, sometimes the only info you have is from a game program or word of mouth) but try to cite where you got your information when possible.
3. Keep a neutral voice. Try not to insert personal opinion, theories, etc. into the pages you create
4. Remember, it's not just teams who need pages. Leagues, supporters groups, and tournaments can also be included

Thank you to all who are helping build this Wiki
UK Model House of Commons Wiki

**Welcome to the UK Model House of Commons Wiki!**
Model House of Commons or MHOC is a roleplay server-based in the UK back in an alternate 1930s, but it may not be the 1930s anymore this is likely because the server will go through the years as we progress through the elections. In the Beer Hall Putsch in 1923 Adolf Hitter died which lead to the end of the Nazi Party. Now we go back to the United Kingdom where the UK has just finished the 1929 General Election, which resulted in a Conservative Party victory. For passed bills, trade deals and budget Infomation click the links and to see a list of politicians.

## Significant Parties

Conservative PartyLabour PartyLiberal PartyBritish Union of FascistsCommunist Party of Great Britain
## Significant Politicians

Neville ChamberlainThomas Evan Nicholas (Niclas y Glais)Jeremy ThorpeSir Oswald Mosley
## Nations

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Sir Oswald Mosley

Sir Oswald Ernald Mosley of Ancoats, 6th Baronet, (16 November 1896) is a British politician who rose to fame in the 1920s as a Member of Parliamentand later in the 1930s became leader of the British Union of Fascists (BUF).  Mosley inherited the title 'Sir' by virtue of his baronetcy; he is the sixth baronet of a title that had been in his family for centuries.
Mosley has, as most Britosh Male members of parliament, fought in the Great War. The Great War showed him how horrible war is and how much respect you should have for fallen soldiers. Therefore, he should always try to prevent a second Great War in Britain.
Mosley has been in both the Conservative Party and Labour Party. In Labour, he was a potential prime minister, but due to ideological differences, he left Labour and started his own party, the British Union of Fascists. Though claiming he has never been a man of the right and preferred left wing economics above right wing economics, he is still a radical anti-communist, for he sees communism as a result of the degeneration of capitalism. Mosley has his inspiration from the Italian PNF and it's leader Benito Mussolini and has also some sympathies for the German NSDAP party and it's leader Adolf Hitler.
Boston City FC

Boston City FC is a semi-professional soccer team that plays in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL). Boston City FC plays at Harry Della Russo Stadium in Revere, MA, a suburb north of Boston.

Boston City FC also has a reserve squad, Boston City FC II, that plays in the Bay State Soccer League.

## History

Boston City FC was founded in April 2015, by Renato Valentim a real estate developer and restauranteur. Boston City played their inaugural season in 2016 in the NPSL Atlantic Conference. They would play their home games at Brother Gilbert Stadium at Maulden Catholic High School. They finished the regular season in 2nd place out of 9 teams. In the playoffs, they were eliminated by Legacy 76 of Williamsburg, VA in the regional playoffs. 3 players gained all-NPSL honors, Gabriel De Souza, Michael Bustamante, and Vitor Scariot.

The results of the 2016 season allowed Boston City to qualify for the 2017 US Open Cup. In the first round, they played the Western Mass Pioneers winning on penalties 2-2 (5-4). They would be eliminated by in the next round by GPS Omens 2-1. In the 2017 NPSL season, Boston City finished the season in 2nd in the Atlantic-White conference. They were eliminated by Hartford City FC in the first round of the playoffs 2-1.

In the 2018 NPSL season, Boston City declined from their previous results. They finished 9th place out of 11 teams in the conference. At the conclusion of the season, head coach Paulinha resigned from the team.

In the lead up to the 2019 season, Boston City announced they would be moving from Maulden to Harry Della Russo Stadium in Revere, MA. Harry Della Russo Stadium had previously served as Boston City's home stadium for a US Open Cup game in 2017.

In March 2019, Boston City FC announced midfielder Michael Bustamante would serve as head coach of the team, serving as a player-coach. Manny Brito would join the coaching staff along with returning assistants Cesar Deossa, and Roberto Mazzinghy.

The 2019 NPSL would see a further decline for Boston City with the team finishing 7th out of 8 teams in the Atlantic Conference. Head coach Michael Bustamante was released from the team on June 7. Bustamante received a red card in the May 26 game against Greater Lowell Rough Diamonds which lead to a further 6 game plus 6-month suspension. Assistants Cesar Deossa and Roberto Mazzinghy took over the squad for the remainder of the season.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.bostoncityfc.com/about-us/
2. ↑ https://www.bostoncityfc.com/news/revere/
3. ↑ https://www.bostoncityfc.com/news/michael-bustamante-named-head-coach-of-boston-city-fc/
4. ↑ https://www.bostoncityfc.com/news/bustamante-released/
5. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/ss/schedule.php?v=3&divisionID=MjA5MzA=
6. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/ss/schedule.php?v=3&divisionID=MTIyODI2
7. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/league/standings.php?leagueId=MTAxMQ%3D%3D
8. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/league/standings.php?leagueId=MTE3Ng%3D%3D
Columbus Eagles FC

The Columbus Eagles took the field for the first time in the 2014 WPSL season. Since 2016 the Eagles have played the majority of their home games at Otterbein University's Memorial Stadium. A home game in 2016 and 2017 was played at Mapfre Stadium, making Columbus the the first WPSL team to play at a MLS venue.

With a 5(W)-2(D)-1(L) record and 2nd place in the conference, 2018 was the most successful season for the team thus far. This broke the previous best record of 3-4-1 set in 2017. It is also the only winning season thus far. Off the field the Eagles were named the 2018 WPSL "Social Media Team of the Year" and had record number of season ticket holders. The club record for season ticket holders was again broken in 2019.
Nebraska Bugeaters FC

Bugeaters FC are a soccer team based in Omaha, Nebraska. The club was founded in 2017 by Nebraska native Jonathan Collura. The name of the club pays homage to the "bugeaters" an old nickname for native-born Nebraskans. They are set to join the Great Plains Premier League in 2020.

## History

In December 2017, Bugeaters FC was announced as an expansion team for the United Premier Soccer League (UPSL). They began play in the 2018 season. Games were held at Lincoln High School's Beechner Athletic Complex.

In 2019, the Bugeaters announced they would be moving to Creighton's Morrison Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska. Bugeaters also announced they would be joining the Great Plains Premier League in 2020. The 2019 season would be made entirely of exhibition games.

## Roster and Staff

### Front Office

*as of 8/25/2019*

 President
 General Manager
 Technical Director
 Head Coach
 Assistant Coach

### Roster

*as of 8/25/2019*

1. ↑ https://journalstar.com/sports/local/other-sports/lincoln-adding-a-upsl-development-soccer-team-for-spring/article\_a52f5c31-4cc3-5e61-8823-bbba0cf02fce.html
2. ↑ https://www.bugeatersfc.com/news/2019/4/15/bugeaters-to-play-at-morrison-stadium
3. ↑ https://www.bugeatersfc.com/news/2019/4/15/bugeaters-to-play-at-morrison-stadium
4. ↑ https://www.bugeatersfc.com/roster
Beans Man

Beans Man, born as David Vladimir Stalin, was born in Austro-Hungary on the 20th of April 1900 and moved to the UK to join his extended family, who had moved there in 1847 due to Austrian repression, when he was 13 along with his parents and sister. He attended university in Birmingham (where he changed his legal name to Beans Man for a joke) and was interested in politics and how the government is run and, after seeing high levels of poverty in his constituency, he decided to run as an MP for the Liberal Party and won. He spends his time reading, going to meetings with his constituents and campaigning for a social safety net to eradicate poverty
Natural Law

Natural Law is the first expansion to Interstellar Space Genesis.

For far too long, the desires of the galaxy lay ignored, neglected by its so-called most intelligent and advanced species. Little did they know that while the galaxy's demands may be delayed, they will not be so easily subdued. There is a natural order, an ordained path it longs to take, and there are laws far greater than their own that must be fully obeyed. Against near impossible odds, two newcomers arise, alleged champions for their cause, both of whom ready and willing to right that which they feel has gone wrong.

Natural Law features 2 new races (Palacean and Cerixx), each fully equipped with unique new capabilities which are also usable by custom races. It also includes 9 new fully animated ruler options, 4 new music tracks, and 4 new leaders!

It is available on Steam, Humble Widget, Humble store, Itchio, and Fanatical.
Jeremy Thorpe

Thorpe was born in South Kensington, London, on 16 August 1900. His father was John Henry Thorpe, a lawyer and politician who was the Conservative MP for Manchester Rusholme between 1919 and 1923.His mother, Ursula Norton-Griffiths was the daughter of another Conservative MP, Sir John Norton-Griffiths, widely known as "Empire Jack" because of his passionate imperialism.The Thorpe family claimed kinship with distant forebears carrying the name, including Sir Robert Thorpe, who was briefly Lord Chancellor in 1372, and Thomas Thorpe, who was Speaker of the House of Commons in 1453–54. Making it clear and evident that thorpe was destined for poltical greatness, he went on to school at Oxford law University and by the time he was 25 , he had been scouted by multiple political parties including the conservative Party, having a long line of family members that joined said party.He rejected the offer to join them in search of his own Path. He joined the liberal democrats and by 1929 he was already their leader.
Communist Party of Great Britain

## CPGB

The Communist Party of Great Britain was founded in 1920 after the Third International decided that greater attempts should be made to establish communist parties across the world. The CPGB was formed by the merger of several smaller Marxist parties, including the British Socialist Party, the Communist Unity Group of the Socialist Labour Party and the South Wales Socialist Society.
Brooklyn Italians

Brooklyn Italians Soccer Club is an amateur soccer team based in Brooklyn, NY who currently plays in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL). The Brooklyn Italians have won the US Open Cup twice.

## History

The Brooklyn Italians were founded in 1949 by Italian immigrants in New York City. The team played in local leagues at the start of their existence.

In 1956, Brooklyn Italians joined the American Soccer League. The team finished 7th in their first season in the league. In 1961, they merged with local rival were renamed Inter-Brooklyn Italians. A season later in 1962, they became Inter SC, and in 1963 were renamed Boca Juniors, named after the Argentinean club. In 1964 they left the American Soccer League.

Brooklyn Italians won the US Open Cup in 1979 and 1991 and had finals appearances in 1981 and 1990.

In 2010, Brooklyn Italians joined the National Premier Soccer League where they currently play.

## Records

### Year-by-Year

\* denotes points system of 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie, 0 points for a loss

## Honors

US Open Cup

* Winners (2): 1979, 1991
* Runner-up (2): 1981,1990

Cosmopolitan Soccer League

* League Champions (6) : 1976-77, 1977-78, 1980-81, 1983-84, 2005-06, 2006-07
* CSL Indoor Tournament (3): 1977, 1984, 1985

NESSL

* League Champions (1): 1990

National Premier Soccer League

* Atlantic Conference Champions (1): 2013

## References

1. ↑ https://www.brooklynitalians.org/history
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 http://www.rsssf.com/usadave/aslii.html
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 http://cosmosoccerleague.com/about/historical-standings
4. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/ss/schedule.php?v=3&divisionID=MjA5MzA=
5. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/league/standings.php?leagueId=MTAwNA%3D%3D
6. ↑ http://npsl.bonzidev.com/sam/standings/league/standings.php?leagueId=MTAxMQ%3D%3D