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Denver Dynamite (soccer)

Full name	Denver Dynamite
Nickname(s)	The Dynamite
Founded	2008
Stadium	Denver Bladium (Capacity: 1,000 seated; 1,200 standing room)
Operations Director	Joe SaPereira
Head Coach	Chris Handsor
League	Professional Arena Soccer League
2008-2009	2nd; Western Division
First game	November 1, 2008 3–5 Vs. Calgary United FC (Calgary Sports Center)
Largest win	March 1, 2009 22-9 Vs. Golden Strikers (Goldengoal)
Largest defeat	November 22, 2008 5–15 Vs. Stockton Cougars (Stockton Arena)
Honors	None
Home colors Away colors

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

The team is a charter member of the Professional Arena Soccer League (PASL-Pro), the first division of arena (indoor) soccer in North America.

They will play their home matches at the 1,000 seat Denver Bladium in the city of Denver, Colorado for their second season. The team's colors are now red, gold and blue.

Current roster

"10th December 2009" Note: Flags indicate national team as has been defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Position Player 1 GK Justin Dzuba 4 DF Josh Fallin 5 DF Chris Miller 6 DF Jimmy Wade 7 DF Brett Ryals 8 MF Roby Monroe 9 FW Tony Avery 10 FW Ryan Slaughter 11 MF Kelly Robinson 12 DF Mario Carrillo

No. Position Player 14 MF Jay Hamilton 15 GK Danny Main 16 MF Jake Harris 17 GK Michael Archuleta 18 DF Chad Pearson 20 MF Tony Thomas 21 MF Travis Carey 22 MF Beto Hernandez 23 FW Chris Handsor 24 DF John Molet

Year-by-year

US Arena Soccer Open Cup

Copa America

Playoff Record

Honors

Championships

• None

Division Titles

• None

Head coaches

• Mike Thompson (2008)
• Chris Handsor (2008-2009)
• Chuck Estrada (2009)
• John Wells (2009)
• Chris Handsor (2009-Present)

Assistant Coach

• Chuck Estrada (2008, 2009-Present)
• Jeremy Gibe (2009)

Technical Director / Goalkeeper Coach

• Chuck Estrada (2009-Present)

Arenas

• Denver Sports Center (2008)
• Parker Fieldhouse (2009)
• Denver Bladium (2009-Present)

Notes

External links

• Official Web Site
• Official MySpace Page
• Official Facebook Page
• Twitter Page
• PASL general web site
• PASL-Pro web site

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