Denver Dynamite (soccer)

Denver Dynamite

Full name

Denver Dynamite

Nickname(s)

The Dynamite, TeamTNT

Founded

2008

Stadium

Parker Fieldhouse

Capacity

500 with standing room

Operations Director

Javier Larios

Head Coach

Tony Avery

League

Premier Arena Soccer League

2013-2014

2nd Place; Rocky Mountain Division

Home colors

Away colors

The Denver Dynamite are an American Arena soccer team, founded in 2008.

The team was a charter member of the Professional Arena Soccer League (PASL-Pro), the first division of arena (indoor) soccer in North America before going on hiatus for 2010-11 and returning to the Premier Arena Soccer League (PASL-Premier) for the Winter 2011-12 season (initially as the Rocky Mountain Rattlers before reverting to their original name). The team's colors remain red, gold and blue.

Roster

As of January 21, 2012 Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.		Position	Player
		FW	Tony Avery
		MF	Greg Borchers
		GK	Clint Baumstark
		GK	Brandyn Bumpus
		FW	Travis Carey
		DF	Jonathan Cordero
		MF	Brandon Devores
		FW	Doug Evans
		MF	CJ Francis
		MF	Marc Francis
		MF	Justin Ferguson
		DF	Pedroo Garibo
		GK	Bart Jones
		GK	Derek Haddix
		FW	Jay Hamilton ŧ
		GK	Jordan Howes

No.		Position	Player
		MF	Taylor Kendal
		DF	Dave Kroenig
		DF	Dan Millard
		FW	Roby Monroe
		DF	Brandon Morales
		DF	Michael Ogletree
		DF	Chad Pearson
		FW	Poncho Puente
		MF	Julian Rizo
		DF	Brandon Sejera
		DF	Sean Stedeford
		MF	Brett Thomas
		FW	Tony Thomas ŧ
		FW	James Woodward
		FW	Edward Yepes
		MF	Fernando Yepes

Notable former players

Chris Handsor ^[1] (2008-2010)
Garth Archibald ŧ (2008-2009)
Justin Dzuba ŧ (2008-2010)
Ryan Creager ŧ (2008-2009)
Tony Thomas ŧ (2008-2009)

ŧ – US National Arena Soccer Team Member^[2]

Year-by-year

Year	Win	Loss	Tie	GF	GA	GD	League	Division	Reg. Season	Playoffs	Avg. Attendance
2008-2009^[3]	9	7		133	126	7	PASL-Pro	Western	2nd Place	Quarterfinal	305
2009-2010^[4]	2	14		66	108	-42	PASL-Pro	Western	4th Place	DNQ	486
2010-2011	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
2011-2012^[5]	3	4	1	40	43	-3	PASL-Premier	Rocky Mountain	2nd Place	Divisional	276
2012-2013	3	4	1	40	58	-18	PASL-Premier	Rocky Mountain	3rd Place	DNQ	329
2013-2014	4	4	0	56	60	-4	PASL-Premier	Rocky Mountain	3rd Place	DNQ	106
Totals	21	33	2	335	395	-56				0-2	300

United States Open Cup for Arena Soccer

Year	Win	Loss	GF	GA	GD	Round
2008–09	2	1	16	22	-6	Quarterfinals
2009–10	1	1	10	19	-9	Quarterfinals
2010–11	—	—	—	—	—	Did Not Enter
2011–12	1	1	9	11	-2	Quarterfinals
2012–13	0	1	7	12	-5	Wild Card
2013–14	0	1	6	15	-9	Round of 32
Totals	4	5	48	79	-31	3, Quarterfinal Appearances

Copa America

Year	Win	Loss	Points	GF	GA	GD	Group	Place	Playoffs
2008-2009^[6]	4	2	12	50	56	-6	West	1st	None
Totals	4	2	12	50	56	-6	West	1st	None

Playoff record

Year	Loss	GF	GA	GD	Round
2008-2009	1	9	10	-1	Quarterfinals
2011-2012	1	3	7	-4	Divisional ±
Total	2	12	17	-5

± Final Regular Season Game doubled as Divisional Playoff.

Honors

Championships

None

Division Titles

None

Coaching staff

Head coaches

Mike Thompson (2008)
John Wells (2009)
Chris Handsor (2008-2009, 2010)
Chuck Estrada (2009, 2010–2013)
Jay Hamilton (2012–2014)
Tony Avery (2011-2012, 2014–Present) ^[7]

Assistant coaches

Chuck Estrada (2008, 2009-2010)
Jeremy Gibe (2009)
Mark Perdew (2009-2010)
Tony Thomas (2012–2014)

Technical director / Goalkeeper coach

Chuck Estrada (2009–2014)

Arenas

Denver Sports Center (2008)
Denver Bladium (2009)
Westridge Recreation Center (2010-2011)
Apex Field House (2012–2014)
Parker Fieldhouse (2009, 2014–Present)

References

↑ PASL. "Dynamite signs high-scoring Handsor". arenaleague.com. Retrieved January 11, 2012.
↑ George Tanner. "US National Arena Soccer Team (USNAST)". rockymountainnews.com. Retrieved October 15, 2008.
↑ PASL. "Professional Arena Soccer League 2008-09 Standings". http://www.paslsoccer.com. Retrieved January 22, 2012. External link in |publisher= (help)
↑ PASL. "Professional Arena Soccer League 2009-10 Standings". http://www.paslsoccer.com. Retrieved January 22, 2012. External link in |publisher= (help)
↑ PASL. "Premier Arena Soccer League Winter 2011-12 Standings". http://arenaleague.com. Retrieved January 22, 2012. External link in |publisher= (help)
↑ PASL. "PASL". http://www.arenaleague.com. Retrieved January 22, 2012. External link in |publisher= (help)
↑ PASL. "Denver Dynamite (Winter 2011/12)". arenaleague.com. Retrieved January 11, 2012.

External links

Premier Arena Soccer League

Teams

Midwest	Chicago Mustangs Premier Cincinnati Swerve Detroit Waza Premier FC Adrenaline FC Indiana Lions Milwaukee Torrent Muskegon Risers Springfield Demize

Rocky Mountain	Colorado Blizzard Colorado Rush Harpos FC Real Colorado Edge Rocky Mountain Bighorns

South Central	Austin Capitals Austin FC Austin Gunners Brownsville Barracudas Premier Dallas Elite FC Dallas Sidekicks Premier Houston Hotshots Paducah Pumas Rio Grande Valley Devils Tulsa Tornadoes

Southwest	Arizona Defiant Arizona Fire Arizona Impact Atlético Baja Premier Las Vegas Knights Ontario Fury Premier San Diego Fusion San Diego Sockers Premier Turlock Express Premier

Seasons

Former Professional Arena Soccer League teams

PASL	Anaheim Bolts (2011–13) Arizona Storm (2011–13) Bay Area Rosal (2013–14) Brownsville Barracudas (2014–16) California Cougars (2008–11) Cincinnati Kings (2008–13) Cincinnati Saints (2013–14) Cleveland Freeze (2013–14) Colorado Lightning (2008–09) Denver Dynamite (2008–10) Hartford City FC (never played) Hidalgo La Fiera (2012–15) Illinois Piasa (2010–14) Kansas Magic (2011–12) Kitsap Pumas (2010–11) Laredo Honey Badgers (never played) Las Vegas Legends (2012–16) Louisville Lightning (2009–12) Monterrey Flash (2013–15) Ohio Vortex (2009–13) Omaha Vipers (never played) Oxford City FC of Texas (2012–15) Real Phoenix (2012–13) Rochester Lancers (2014–15) Rockford Rampage (2012–13) St. Louis Illusion (2008–10) Sacramento Surge (2012–16) Saltillo Rancho Seco (2013–16) Seattle Impact (2014–15) Springfield Demize (2010–11) Texas Outlaws (2008–10) Toros Mexico (2010–14) Tulsa Revolution (2013–15) Tucson Extreme (never played) Waza Flo (2008–16) Wenatchee Fire (2008–11) Wichita B52s (2013–15) Youngstown Nighthawks (never played)

CMISL	Calgary United FC (2008–11) Edmonton Drillers (2008–11) Prince George Fury (2009–10) Saskatoon Accelerators (2009–10) Winnipeg Alliance FC (2008–11)

Seasons	2008–09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012–13 2013–14

See also: Active Professional Arena Soccer League teams

Soccer in the United States

Overview

Men's national teams

Men's outdoor leagues

Professional	MLS Playoffs MLS Cup NASL Soccer Bowl USL

Amateur/ Semi-pro	PDL NPSL APSL ASL PLA UPSL

Youth	U.S. Development Academy Super Y-League

Men's indoor leagues

Men's futsal leagues

Cup competitions

Men's college soccer

NCAA Championships (Division I, Division II, Division III)
NAIA Championship

Women's national teams

Women's leagues

Women's college soccer

NCAA Championships (Division I, Division II, Division III)
NAIA Championship

Defunct men's
outdoor leagues

Defunct men's
indoor leagues

Defunct women's leagues

Sports teams based in Colorado

Baseball	MLB Colorado Rockies PCL Colorado Springs Sky Sox PL Grand Junction Rockies

Basketball	NBA Denver Nuggets ABA Colorado Kings

Football	NFL Denver Broncos IFL Colorado Crush WFA Colorado Voodoo Mile High Blaze IWFL Colorado Freeze Rocky Mountain Thunderkatz

Ice hockey	NHL Colorado Avalanche ECHL Colorado Eagles WSHL Breckenridge Bucks Colorado Junior Eagles Superior RoughRiders

Inline hockey	PIHA Colorado Springs Thunder Denver Blizzard Fort Collins Catz Lakewood Fire Parker Prowlers

Lacrosse	MLL Denver Outlaws NLL Colorado Mammoth

Roller derby	WFTDA Ark Valley High Rollers Boulder County Bombers Castle Rock 'n' Rollers Denver Roller Derby FoCo Girls Gone Derby Pikes Peak Derby Dames Pueblo Derby Devil Dollz Rocky Mountain Rollergirls Slaughterhouse Derby Girls Others Choice City Rebels

Rugby union	PRO Denver Stampede PRP Denver Barbarians Glendale Raptors

Soccer	MLS Colorado Rapids USL Colorado Springs Switchbacks PDL Real Colorado Foxes

College athletics (NCAA Division I)	Air Force Colorado Colorado College (men's ice hockey and women's soccer only) Colorado State Denver Northern Colorado

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