2011 Western New York Flash season

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Western New York Flash
2011 season
OwnerUnited States Joe Sahlen
Head coachNew Zealand Aaran Lines
StadiumSahlen's Stadium
Rochester, New York
(Capacity: 13,768)
Women's Professional Soccer1st
WPS PlayoffsChampions
Top goalscorerMarta, Christine Sinclair (10)
Highest home attendance15,404
(July 20 vs. magicJack)
Lowest home attendance1,372
(May 13 vs. Boston)
Average home league attendance4,881
Biggest win4-1
(July 30 vs. Sky Blue FC)
Biggest defeat0-2
(July 17 at Sky Blue FC, Aug. 6 at Atlanta)
 2010
2012 
All statistics correct as of June 13, 2017.

The 2011 Western New York Flash season was the team's inaugural and only season in the Women's Professional Soccer league, after competing as the Buffalo Flash in the USL W-League. The Western New York Flash won the league, then went on to win the 2011 WPS championship over the Philadelphia Independence.

The Flash in action against the Philadelphia Independence during the 2011 Women's Professional Soccer Championship Game at Sahlen's Stadium in Rochester, New York.

The Flash joined the Women's Professional Soccer league as an expansion team in 2011, following its undefeated championship season in the USL W-League in 2010 as the Buffalo Flash. The team retained Aaran Lines, who coached the Flash the prior two seasons in the W-League, as its head coach, and remained under the ownership of Joe Sahlen.[1]

Squad

First-team squad

As of August 16, 2011[2]

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

No. Pos. Nation Player
0 GK United States USA Brittany Cameron
2 DF United States USA Alexandra Sahlen
3 DF New Zealand NZL Ali Riley
4 MF Portugal POR Kim Brandão
5 DF Canada CAN Candace Chapman
6 DF United States USA Gina Lewandowski
7 MF United States USA McCall Zerboni
8 DF United States USA Kandace Wilson
9 MF Sweden SWE Caroline Seger (captain)
10 FW Brazil BRA Marta
12 FW Canada CAN Christine Sinclair
13 FW United States USA Alex Morgan
No. Pos. Nation Player
14 MF United States USA Becky Edwards
16 FW England ENG Gemma Davison
17 DF United States USA Kaley Fountain
18 MF United States USA Yael Averbuch
19 MF United States USA Beverly Goebel
20 FW Brazil BRA Maurine
21 DF United States USA Brittany Bock
23 DF United States USA Whitney Engen
24 GK United States USA Ashlyn Harris
30 GK United States USA Ashleigh Bowers
38 FW United States USA Rebecca Moros

Transfers

In

Out

Squad statistics

Source: WPS

Squad statistics are of the regular season only.

NPosPlayerGPGSMinGAPKShotSOGSOG%FoulFSYCRC
18MYael Averbuch1387340201119%4500
21MBrittany Bock1817145611011982%211620
4DKimberly Brandao22180010000100
5DCandace Chapman12121026010001600
16FGemma Davison12550712010660%6900
14DBecky Edwards1818144531018739%151320
23DWhitney Engen171715300005240%3510
17FKaley Fountain52160000300%0010
19MBeverly Goebel1434281105240%2300
6DGina Lewandowski86594000005410
10FMarta141311921051412766%171600
20FMaurine1159000000000
13FAlex Morgan136689430261765%8800
38FRebecca Moros171110980003267%12510
3DAli Riley151513050107571%6400
2DAlexandra Sahlen2179000002000
9MCaroline Seger1210938511191474%7910
12FChristine Sinclair151411911081442557%5500
8FKandace Wilson1398750004250%4610
7MMcCall Zerboni141191543013862%5810
Team Total235181164013930322012757.73%123123110
N Pos Goal keeper GP GS Min GA GA/G PKA PKF Shot Sav Sav% Sho YC RC
24 GK Ashlyn Harris 18 18 1620 18 1.00 2 2 72 50 73.5% 5 0 0

Club

Management

Position Staff
Head coach New Zealand Aaran Lines
Assistant coach United States Scott Vallow
Strength and conditioning coach United States Demeris Johnson

Last updated: August 22, 2011
Source: WPS

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Awards

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