Sockers Match Notes · SAN DIEGO SOCKERS MATCH NOTES I A Legacy Of Champions Since 1978 Pag e k3 40th ANNIVERSARY SEASON The Sockers are celebrating their 40th anniversary this season

SAN DIEGO SOCKERS

PRESEASON MATCH #1 I SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 5:00pm

DALLAS SIDEKICKS (0-0)

LAST TIME OUT I MARCH 18ALLEN EVENTS CENTER I ALLEN, TX

The San Diego Sockers travel to Texas to renew an old rivalry with the Dallas Sidekicks on Saturday, November 17. The Sockers and Sidekicks were foes in the Major Indoor Soccer League during the 80s and 90s, and then again the 2010s in the Premier Arena Soccer League and MASL. Dallas returns to the league after a one-year hiatus. The teams will meet twice during the regular season. San Diego opened training camp on Monday with a roster comprised returning veterans, Sockers 2 (M2 Arena League) players and many new faces. The roster for the preseason game will be a blend of all three. On Wednesday, the team was involved in a major four-player trade with rival Ontario, which was highlighted by the Sockers acquiring top scorer Leonardo De Oliveira, and solid defender Juan Gonzalez. In return, the Fury received 2017-18 MASL Goalkeeper of the Year Chris Toth, and second-year forward Andy Lorei. The overhauled and talented roster will make this one of the most competitive training camps in recent history.

San Diego dropped a 6-4 decision to the Monterrey Flash in the MASL Western Conference Championship game in Mexico.

A Legacy of Champions Since 1978

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14 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS I 8 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS I 18 DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS

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HOW THEY COMPARE

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WHAT's INSIDEPage 2 - Media Info & SchedulePage 3 - Sockers StorylinesPage 4 - Players To Watch & Team LeadersPage 5 - Sockers Team StatisticsPage 6 - Sockers Player StatisticsPage 7 - Sockers Coaching Staff

Page 8 - Sockers Photo RosterPage 9 - Sockers Numerical RosterPage 10 - Sockers Alphabetical RosterPage 11 - Opponent RosterPage 12 - Opponent StatisticsPage 13 - Sockers Match-By-MatchPage 14-16 - MASL Information

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MEDIA INFORMATION

All home games at Valley View Casino CenterCRAIG ELSTEN. [email protected] JON GREENE, [email protected] Website: Sockers.comSocial Media: @SanDiegoSockers

CREDENTIALSAll media members who plan to cover the San Diego Sockers for the 2018-19 MASL season must request credentials (season or single-game) online at SDSockers.com/Mediacenter. Media applying for season credentials should be those who anticipate covering most home games for the 2018-19 season (50% or more). Season credentials will be granted to verified media organizations only. Media members receive free parking, complimentary pregame meal, game stats, and access to the post=game mix zone. TRAINING SESSIONSThe Sockers train at either the Sockers Indoor Center (located on the east side of the Valley View Casino Center parking lot) or the Ecke Family YMCA (200 Saxony Rd, Encinitas, 92024). TRAINING SESSION MEDIA AVAILABILITYThe media will have access to the team for 30 minutes before and after the training session. If you plan on attending a training session, please contact Jon Greene at [email protected] to confirm availability.

STREAMING VIDEO BROADCASTSAll Sockers 2017-18 games will be available for video streaming on MASL.TV at MASL.com. STREAMING AUDIO BROADCASTSSockers home games will also be available for audio streaming on Spreaker.com (search: Sockers). SOCKERS PODCAST ON MIGHTY 1090Every Monday, listen or download the "Sockers Overtime" Podcast on MIghty1090.com. SOCKERS NEWS ON CONNECTED DEVICESSockers news is available on your connected devices through Amazon Alexa (search: Sockers)

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SAN DIEGO SOCKERS MATCH NOTES I

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40th ANNIVERSARY SEASONThe Sockers are celebrating their 40th anniversary this season. "Legacy of Champions Since 1978" is the slogan to be used during the marketing campaign which features a wide variety of online, game day, apparel and promo giveaway elements. The circular anniversary logo with a ribbon near the bottom incorporates elements from the team's history. The top of the logo features the San Diego skyline, which is taken from the current crest, represents America's Finest City. A row of 14 gold stars representing the club's 14 championships is underneath the skyline. In the center, is the iconic Sockers logo with the NASL soccer ball from the 1980's and early 1990's representing the team's legendary years. The anniversary tagline is written in script font inside the banner. The anniversary dates and years of the anniversary are represented by the placement of "1978" and "2018" inside the right and left edges of the ribbon, and "40 Years" in bold font is at the bottom of the logo. One of 12 billboards are located throughout San Diego County. DIVISION CHAMPIONS Déjà VuThe Sockers claimed their second straight MASL Pacific Division championship by beating the Tacoma Stars 2-1 in the series. San Diego won 9-3 in Game 2 at home to force the deciding mini-game, in which the Sockers won 6-2. The following week, Monterrey beat San Diego 6-4 in the one-game Conference Final in Mexico. Brandon Escoto celebrates a goal to help the team beat Tacoma. SOCKERS INFUSE NEW TALENT TO ROSTERSan Diego had a busy off-season acquiring six veteran players via trade or free agency for the 2018-19 season. Taylor Walter Bond (F - Tacoma - FA), De Oliveira (F-Ontario - Trade), Jose Gonzalez (D-Ontario - Trade), Christian Gutierrez (M - El Paso - FA), Guerrero Pino (D - Kansas City - Trade), Travis Pittman (M - FA), Manuel Rojo (D - El Paso- FA) and Christian Segura (M - Sonora - FA). The latest move was a four-player trade with rival Ontario on November 14. San Diego received De Oliveira and Gonzalez in exchange for GK Chris Toth and F Andy Lorei. SAYING GOODBYE TO SAN DIEGOSeveral players departed San Diego during the offseason, including Matt Clare (Tacoma - Trade), Andy Lorei (Ontario - Trade), Anthony Medina (Retirement), Luan Oliveira (Milwaukee - FA), John Sosa (Kansas City - FA), Chris Toth (Ontario -Trade) and Max Touloute (Florida - FA). HONORING RON NEWMANThe San Diego Sockers family was deeply saddened by the loss of Ron Newman, a legendary figure both on and off the soccer field, and remembered specifically as the most successful and innovative head coach in indoor soccer history. He passed away on August 27, 2018 at the age of 84. The organization will honor him with a pregame ceremony before the season opener on December 16.

SOCKERS STORYLINES

https://www.sdsockers.com/history


The team's all-time leading scorer returns for his tenth season with the Sockers.

KRAIG CHILES I FPLAYERS TO WATCH

The 2017-18 MASL Goals Against Average leader will backstop the Sockers defense this season.

BORIS PARDO I GK BRANDON ESCOTO I M

The team's second leading scorer in 2017-18 enters his third year with the Sockers.

TEAM LEADERS I 2017-18

CAREER MILESTONES WITHIN REACH YOU DON'T SAY - SEAN BOWERS, SOCKERS GMThe internal competition for playing time will only help to fuel the team to reach our goal of raising the Ron Newman Cup.”

POINTS GOALS ASSISTS

FOULSPIMSH GOALS BLOCKS

PP GOALS38 17 12

1 14 22 29

CHILES CHILES CHILES CHILES

CONTRERASCONTRERASRUIZRUIZ &F. GONZALEZ

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FARBER - 1 - 200 Games PlayedCHILES - 1 - 150 AssistsVELEZ - 3 - 100 AssistsESCOTO - 13 - 100 Points


SOCKERS PLAYER STATISTICS - 2017-18 SEASON

KRAIG CHILES - Sockers All-Time Leading Scorer


SOCKERS TEAM STATISTICS - BREAKING DOWN THE NUMBERS

LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

Player, #, last time1st STAR:Chiles, 7, vRGV, 2/24Toth, 2, vSON, 12/3Clare, 1, vSYR, 11/5Escoto, 1, @ONT, 3/1Farber, 1, @FLA, 2/17Oliveira, 1, @TUR, 1/5Lovegrove, 1, vSON, 2/11Medina, 1, vELP, 3/4Ruiz, 1, @TUR, 1/26Tovar, 1, vTUR, 12/17 2nd STAR:Pardo, 4, @FLA, 2/16Chiles, 4, vELP, 3/3Medina, 2, vRGV, 2/24Tovar, 2, @TUR, 1/5Escoto, 1, @TAC, 2/9Farber, 1, vTUR, 1/7

MASL HONORS

SOCKERS:4-GOAL GM: 1/21/18, Chiles, vONT3-GOAL GM: 3/10/18, Medina, vELPPP GOAL: 3/10/18, Medina, vELPSH GOAL: 1/17/18, Ruiz, @ONTPK GOAL FOR: 1/7/18, Chiles, vTUR3-ASST GM: 2/24/18 (5), Chiles, vRGV20-SAVE GM: NoneSHUTOUT: 11/19/17, Toth, vONTGK GOAL: NoneGK ASST: 3/10/18, Toth (4), vELP OPPONENTS:4-GOAL GM: 1/20/18, Canez, @SON3-GOAL GM: 1/21/18, Perez, vONTPP GOAL: 3/8/18, Conclaves, @ONTSH GOAL: 2/17/18, Arica, vFLAPK GOAL FOR: 2/11/18, Tayou, vSON3-ASST GM: None20-SAVE GM: 1/21/18, 21, Miranda, vONTSHUTOUT: NoneGK GOAL: 1/28/18, Reynosa, @MTYGK ASST: None

Goals-Game: SockersHigh: 11 @SON, 1/20Low: 4, (4), @ONT, 3/2 Goals-Half: SockersHigh: 9, vRGV, 2/24Low: 1, @MTY, 1/28 Shots-Game: SockersHigh: 40, vTAC, 11/12Low: 14, @TAC, 2/9 Shots-Half: SockersHigh: 22, (2), 1/12Low: 4, @TAC, 2/9 Saves-Game: SockersHigh: 19, Toth, vSON, 2/11Low: 6. Pardo, @TAC, 2/9 PIM-Game: SockersHigh: 23, @ONT, 1/17

HIGHS & LOWSMISCELLANEOUS STATS

Scoring: First 13-1, Opponent First 6-2PP Goal: Scoring 15-1, Not Scoring 4-2PP Goal: Not Allowed 12-1, Allowed 7-2SH Goal: Scoring 1-1, Not Scoring 18-2SH Goal: Not Allowed 18-3, Allowing 1-0Back-to-Back: 1st Game 1-1, 2nd 2-0Leading After: 1st 14-0, Half 17-1, 3rd 18-1Tied After: 1st 4-1, Half 2-1, 3rd 1-2Trailing After: 1st 1-2, Half 0-1, 3rd 0-0Overtime: 0-1Shots: Outshoot Opp 13-1, Outshot 6-1, Tied 0-1Unis: White 6-1, Blue 10-0, Black 2-2, Camo 1-0Games Decided By 3 Or Less Goals: 7-3

RECORD BY DAYS OF THE WEEK:Thurs 2-1, Fri 6-0, Sat 3-1, Sun 8-1 RECORD WHEN SCORING:0 Goals: Scoring 0-0, Allowing 1-01 Goal: Scoring 0-0, Allowing 2-02 Goals: Scoring 0-0, Allowing 3-03 Goals: Scoring 0-1, Allowing 7-04 Goals: Scoring 3-0, Allowing 2-05 Goals: Scoring 1-1, Allowing 4-06 Goals: Scoring 1-0, Allowing 0-17 Goals: Scoring 1-0, Allowing 0-08 or more: Scoring 13-1, Allowing 0-2

THE AGELESS WONDERCaptain Kraig Chiles finished the season by leading the team in goals (38), Assists (17) andpoints (55). He had a 16-game goal streak during the season. Chiles was first in the leaguewith eight game-winning goals. NOT PLAYING FROM BEHIND San Diego trailed only eight times at the end of any quarter this season. The Sockers wereahead or tied for 80 out of 88 quarters this year. VERY SPECIAL TEAMSThe special teams were successful, especially the penalty-killing unit at a league-best rate of75%. The power play finished second in the MASL at 53%. CRAZY EIGHT'SThe Sockers scored at least eight goals in 14 of their 22 games this season. Florida (2),Ontario, Monterrey, Sonora., Syracuse, Tacoma, and Turlock held San Diego to fewer goals.

NOTEWORTHY

Player, #, last timeTEAM OF THE WEEK:Chiles, 4, Week 19, 3/7Toth, 4, Week 19, 3/7Clare, 2, Week 4, 11/21Pardo, 2, Week 14, 2/5Escoto, 1, Week 12, 1/16Tovar, 1, Week 8, 12/17 TOTW HONORABLE MENTION:Escoto,4, Week 18, 2/24Cerda 1, Week 2, 11/7Chiles, 2 Week 17, 2/20Contreras, 1, Week 11, 1/10Gonzalez, 1, Week 3, 11/14Farber, 1, Week 17, 2/20Ruiz, 1, Week 14, 2/5Toth, 2, Week 17, 2/20 MASL PLAYER OF THE WEEK:Toth, 1, Week 4, 11/24

3rd STAR:Clare, 5 @ONT, 3/1Escoto, 2, @FLA, 2/17Chiles, 1, vTUR, 12/17Contreras, 1, vELP, 3/3Gonzalez, 1, vTAC, 11/12Pardo, 1, @TUR, 1/5Sosa, 1, vONT, 1/21Toth, 1, vSYR, 11/15Tovar, 1, @MTY, 1/28 MASL PLAYER OF THE WEEK:Toth, 1, Week 4, 11/24


PHIL SALVAGIO - HEAD COACHBorn in New York, but raised in Florida, Phil attended Nova University in Fort Lauderdale where he earned his degree in Accounting. Before settling down in the insurance industry, Phil was drafted to play professional soccer in California in 1993. After two years as the San Diego Sockers’ goalie, Phil turned in his jersey for a suit and started his career in the insurance industry in 1997. When colleagues and friends David Pike and Carl Savoia purchased the Sockers in August of 2008, Salvagio was named Sockers head coach. In five seasons Phil guided the Sockers to a 72-10 PASL regular season record and four consecutive championships from 2009-13, earning Coach of the Year honors in 2010-11 and 2011-12. RENE ORTIZ - ASSISTANT COACHRene returns for his second season as an assistant coach. The Anaheim native signed with the Sockers at the age of 17 in 1987. As a member of the Sockers Reserves, he won the Mitre National Amateur Championship and was named the Tournament MVP. Ortiz made the senior squad and won three consecutive MISL titles. He played four years with the NPSL's Milwaukee Wave. He returned to San Diego to play three more years. In 1996, Rene was drafted by the MLS' Dallas Burn and played two outdoor seasons with the club. He finished his career indoors in 2000 after playing for five more teams in various leagues. After retiring, he obtained his USSF "B" coaching license and graduated in 2005 from San Diego State with a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology. In 2002 Ortiz was named head coach of the Mexican Indoor National Team, a position he continues to hold. RAY TALIA - ASSISTANT COACHRay became a professional soccer player for the Futbol Rapido League in Puebla, Mexico, winning a championship in 1994. He then moved to San Diego, where Ray played two seasons for the CISL version of the San Diego Sockers. Taila returned to his alma mater of United States International University from 1995 to 1998 as head coach of the men’s and women’s soccer teams. Taila has also coached youth club soccer, high school teams, and soccer camps in the San Diego community. Ray has served as the head coach of the Sockers Reserves for the past four seasons, the Sockers’ developmental team. Ray also holds a Real Estate and Mortgage License and enjoys working in business. VICTOR MELENDEZ - GOALKEEPER COACHVictor enters his second year as the Sockers goalkeeper coach. He brings a wealth of playing and coaching experience including holding a USSF "A" Coaches License. After playing two years professionally in Mexico for two seasons, the Guadalajara, Mexico native has been coaching for the past 28 years. His credentials include being Cal-South Instructor, Region IV Goalkeeping Coach, ADOC Crusaders coach, USSF Regional Instructor, assistant coach Atletico Baja, Mexican World Mini Football Federation assistant coach, and on the staff of the San Diego City College soccer program. Victor studied Mechanical Electrical Engineering in college. CHIKY LUNA - DIRECTOR OF PLAYER PERSONNELSan Diego native, Miguel Luna hangs up his boots joined the revamped Sockers front office last season. After contributing as a core member of 4 Sockers’ Championship winning teams, he now focuses on maximizing current player performance. Chiky, a clutch performer throughout his Sockers career, brings experience to his role within the Sockers organization. In addition to his Sockers role, Chiky has used his entrepreneurship talents to launch the CaliFino Tequila, a high-end line.

SOCKERS COACHING STAFF

https://www.sdsockers.com/history


SOCKERS PHOTO ROSTER

A LEGACY OF CHAMPIONS MOMENT

The San Diego Sockers captured their first indoor title in 1982 with a 2-0 series win over the Tampa Bay Rowdies. San Diego won the first game at home and then defeated home-standing Rowdies the NASL Indoor Championship. Head coach Ron Newman guided the team in their second season of indoor play.

Sockers Win First Championship - 1982


SOCKERS NUMERICAL ROSTER# Name Pos Height Weight Birthdate Home Town

2 Juan Topete D 5' 11" 180 lbs Nov 17, 1988 Escondido, CA

2 Taylor Walter Bond F 6' 2" 200 lbs Sep 10, 1988 St. Charles, IL

2 Manuel Rojo D 5' 8" 161 lbs Jan 18, 1997 Tijuana, Mexico

3 Raymundo Contreras D 6' 1" 183 lbs Jun 11, 1988 Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico

4 Christian Gutierrez M 5' 10" 175 lbs Mar 21, 1991 Tijuana, Mexico

5 Guerrero Pino D 5' 11" 186 lbs Oct 5, 1990 Parral, Mexico

6 Felipe Gonzalez M 5' 10" 165 lbs Nov 9, 1989 San Jose, CA

7 Brian Farber M 5' 8" 165 lbs Apr 15, 1982 Sandpoint, ID

7 Juan Gonzalez D 5' 10" 170 lbs Nov 9, 1989 San Jose, California

9 Cesar Cerda D 5' 10" 155 lbs Apr 14, 1993 Saltillo, MX

10 Leonardo De Oliveira F 6' 0" 190 lbs Nov 18, 1988 Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

13 Christian Segura M 5' 5" May 23, 1991 Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico

13 Eli Galbraith-Knapp D 5' 10" 170 lbs Oct 12, 1991 San Diego, CA

16 Eduardo Velez F 5' 9" 147 lbs Oct 13, 1981 Tijuana, MX

17 Raymundo Reza M 5' 10" 175 lbs May 7, 1989 Denver, CO

18 Travis Pittman M 6' 1" 177 lbs Mar 22, 1991 Manassas, VA

19 Brandon Escoto M 5' 4" 144 lbs Jan 22, 1994 Tijuana, MX

27 Boris Pardo G 6' 0" 190 lbs Mar 22, 1984 Queens, NY

37 Kraig Chiles - C F 5' 11" 185 lbs May 13, 1984 Poway, CA

63 Hiram Ruiz M 5' 8" 159 lbs Apr 16, 1988 Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico

69 Luis "Pee Wee" Ortega D 5' 6" 130 lbs Feb 4, 1992 Chicago, IL

87 Chad Hagerty M 5' 9" 175 lbs Oct 25, 1986 Louisville, KY


SOCKERS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

# Name Pos Pronunciation Last Club How Acquired Years With SD 2 Taylor Walter Bond F Tacoma Free Agent 1st 9 Cesar Cerda D Las Vegas Free Agent 3rd 37 Kraig Chiles - C F Chivas (MLS) Free Agent 10th 3 Raymundo Contreras D Sonora Free Agent 3rd10 Leonardo De Oliveira F Ontario Trade 1st 19 Brandon Escoto M Atletico Baja Free Agent 3rd7 Brian Farber M Stockton (PASL) Free Agent 9th 13 Eli Galbraith-Knapp D Atletico Baja Free Agent 2nd7 Juan Gonzalez D Ontario Trade 1st 4 Christian Gutierrez M El Paso Free Agent 1st 87 Chad Hagerty M Louisville (PASL) Free Agent 3rd 69 Luis "Pee Wee" Ortega D Chicago Free Agent 2nd27 Boris Pardo G PAR-Dough Kansas City Free Agent 2nd5 Guerrero Pino D Pee-NO Kansas City Trade 1st 18 Travis Pittman M NY Cosmos (USL) Free Agent 1st17 Raymundo Reza M Albion (NPSL) Free Agent 4th2 Manuel Rojo D El Paso Free Agent 1st 63 Hiram Ruiz M Sonora Free Agent 2nd 13 Christian Segura M Sonora Free Agent 1st 2 Juan Topete D Toe-Pet-TAY Ontario Free Agent 3rd16 Eduardo Velez F Tijuana (PASL) Free Agent 7th

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OPPONENTS NOTES

GAME PREVIEW: Dallas Sidekicks Kick Off 2018-19 Pre-Season at home Against San Diego Sockers (ALLEN, TEXAS: Nov. 16, 2018) – The Dallas Sidekicks play their first preseason game at home against the San Diego Sockers on November 17th, 2018 at 7.00 PM CT at the Allen Event Center. This event will be free to the public with no tickets necessary and all are encouraged to donate a Thanksgiving-themed can of food which the Sidekicks will be delivering to the North Texas Food Bank. The two teams, whose rivalry dates back to 1983 in the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL), will meet two times during the 2018-19 Major Arena Soccer League (MASL) regular season. The San Diego/Dallas matchup was one of the best in the MISL and culminated with the Sockers winning their 10th championship under Ron Newman in six games in the best-of-seven 1991-92 MISL Championship Series. The Sidekicks won their only MISL title in the 1986-87 MISL season with a thrilling seventh-game victory over the Tacoma Stars in the Pacific Northwest. Dallas has won four championships in their history (1993 CISL, 1998 PSA, 2001 WISL). The Sidekicks’ last game played was in the 2016-2017 season against the Ontario Fury where the Sidekicks fell to 7-13 for the season. With a revamped attitude and some new players added to the roster, this season will prove to be head and shoulders above the 2016-2017 season. The Sidekicks’ next pre-season game is Nov. 18th against the St. Louis Ambush at the Family Arena in St. Charles, MO at 3.00PM CT. Fans can watch the game on MASLTV or stay tuned to the Sidekicks’ social media pages for updates. ABOUT THE DALLAS SIDEKICKSThe Dallas Sidekicks is an American professional indoor soccer team of the Major Arena Soccer League. The organization was established in 1983, is headquartered in Allen, Texas, and plays all home games at the Allen Event Center. Follow the Sidekicks at www.dallassidekicks.com and on their social media.Facebook: @gosidekicksofficial Twitter: @gosidekicks Instagram: @gosidekicksofficial


OPPONENTS ROSTER

Name Home Town Birthdate

Andy Ordoñez ------ ------

Arthur Ivo Braganca Paulista, Brazil Oct 27, 1989

Cameron Brown Garland, TX Mar 20, 1989

Carlos Videla Dallas, TX Mar 25, 1988

Clark Binning Highland Village, TX Jan 1, 1988

Clint Ritter Cedar Hill, TX Mar 5, 1993

Cody Ellis Dallas, TX Oct 15, 1986

Fernando Cortes

Gustavo Piedra

Jonathan Segura

Nestor Hernandez San Luis Potosi, Mexico May 3, 1988

Ray Aguayo Guayaquil, Ecuador May 10, 1985

Ricardinho Cavalcante São Paulo, Brazil Mar 11, 1979

RJ Luevano Dallas, TX Sep 11, 1984

VcMor Eligwe Marietta, GA May 5, 1991

Simon Bozas, Head Coach


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Sockers Match Notes · SAN DIEGO SOCKERS MATCH NOTES I A Legacy Of Champions Since 1978 Pag e k3 40th ANNIVERSARY SEASON The Sockers are celebrating their 40th anniversary this season