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Keasel played his collegiate years at Providence College, where he captained the team and started in every game of his final two years. In a record-setting year for the team in 2014, Keasel had his best season, posting a career-best 1.10 goals against average to go along with eight shutouts. He was then drafted in the third round of the MLS Draft by the San Jose Earthquakes and went on to play with various professional teams in the United States as well as the Barbados national team on the international level. A native of Delaware – where he was ranked the #2 recruit in the state – Keasel now serves as President of Edmeston & Evans, a marketing agency in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area.

Joe currently plays for Degerfors, a Swedish soccer club in the top professional league of Sweden. Previously, Joe played for Hoffenheim and Borussia Dortmund of the German Bundesliga, playing under current Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp and the likes of Roberto Firmino, Marco Reus, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, and other top internationals. After a nine-year professional career in Germany, Joe made the move to Major League Soccer, signing with FC Cincinnati in 2019. Joe has also represented the United States at the U-15, U-17, U-20, and U-23 levels. In 2012, he was called up to the United States men’s national team, making his first start in a match against the Czech Republic. Growing up in Silver Spring, Maryland, Joe is a third-generation professional soccer player, being the son of former U.S. international Phillip Gyau and the grandson of Joseph "Nana" Gyau, a former Ghanaian international.

Dom began his collegiate playing career at St. John’s University, followed by UC Santa Barbara and Monmouth University. During his senior year, Dom put together one of the best-all around seasons in Monmouth program history, paving the way to a MAAC Championship and NCAA tournament appearance. Prior to college, Dom represented the United States national team at the U-20 and U-17 level, helping the team reach the round of 16 at the 2009 U-17 World Cup in Nigeria. An avid poker player off the field, Dom is now a professional poker player, earning his biggest win recently at the 2022 World Series of Poker.

Brandon played his collegiate years at Providence College, where he captained the team on a historic run that included winning the school’s first ever Big East championship as well as reaching the NCAA College Cup semifinals. For his efforts, Brandon was named the Big East Tournament’s Most Outstanding Defensive Player. Prior to college, Brandon was a top high school recruit, being named a NSCAA All-American, ESPN First Team All-American, First Team All-State, Star Ledger New Jersey Player of the Year, and a Gatorade Player of the Year candidate. Brandon completed his bachelor’s degree in Sociology and went on to receive his master’s degree in Teaching in Health and Physical Education.

Leo currently plays for the Tampa Bay Rowdies in the USL Championship where he is having a career-best season. An attacking threat down the left side of midfield or through the middle, Leo leads the team in goals and assists, notching 16 goals and adding 7 assists to his record. For his efforts, the veteran playmaker was named USL Championship Player of the Month for June. Born in Brazil, but raised in New York, Leo attended Stony Brook University before being drafted by the Philadelphia Union in the 2013 MLS Supplemental Draft. A standout player at Stony Brook, Leo was voted three-time midfielder of the year of the America East conference during his sophomore, junior, and senior seasons.

Tyler began his collegiate career at St. John’s University, followed by University of Michigan. During his time in Michigan, Tyler racked up a number of awards including Big Ten Player of the Year and All American in 2013. Tyler graduated as the program’s eighth all-time leader in assists and was one of four players in University of Michigan history to be named All-Big Ten in three seasons. A top midfielder in his class, Tyler’s gritty work ethic brought him across the United States professional playing ranks from the MLS to USL. A talented soloist off the field as well, Tyler grew up with a love for music – particularly skilled with the trumpet – and was second chair in his high school band.

Chelsea began her collegiate career at Stetson University, followed by Iona University, becoming a key player for the Gaels during her sophomore and junior seasons. No stranger to the international level, Chelsea made the roster for the U-17 Colombian National Team and represented the country for 9 years. A talented radio host as well, Chelsea has reported for Complex News, Cosmos TV, Shade 45, Hot 97, One World Sports, and ESPN Deportes. These days, Chelsea serves as NYCFC’s In-Stadium Host while balancing her modeling career with a New York based modeling agency.

Andrew began his collegiate career at Limestone University, followed by Providence College. A play-making central midfielder, Andrew scored the game-winning goal his senior year to take Providence College to its second-ever Big East final appearance. He was then drafted in the third round of the MLS Draft by the New England Revolution and went on to play for Portuguese second-division club, Operário, followed by Icelandic top-division side, Fylkir. During their 2014 campaign, Andrew led the club in goals and assists and received Man of the Match honors in their final game of the season, falling just short of qualifying for the UEFA Europa League.

Joey began his collegiate playing career at St. John’s University, followed by Molloy University. Prior to college, Joey was a standout player in high school, earning conference player of the year accolades as a senior. Well known throughout New York youth soccer, Joey was one of only 18 players from Maine to Virginia to be chosen for the U.S. Youth Soccer Region 1 Olympic Development Program. These days, Joey has taken his love for music to the next level. DJing and producing for 20 years, you can find his latest releases on his very own music label, Jack City Records.