Dearborn Stars

Full name

Dearborn Stars Soccer Club

Nickname(s)

Stars

Founded

1982

Stadium

Madonna University Soccer Field
Livonia, Michigan

Capacity

100

President

Dr. Ned M. Fawaz

Head Coach

Sam Piraine

League

Michigan Premier Soccer League
USASA

2012

3rd

Website

Club home page

Home colors

Away colors

The Dearborn Stars are an American soccer club based in Dearborn, Michigan that play in the Michigan Premier Soccer League, a United States Adult Soccer Association-affiliated (fifth division) league.^[1] The club is best known for qualifying for the first round of the 2013 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.

History

2013 Open Cup run

Dearborn achieved prominence by qualifying for the 2013 edition of the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup, the oldest active soccer cup competition in the United States. Dearborn qualified for the tournament proper via the 2013 USASA Region II National Cup, which they reached by being the only club to enter the Michigan Open Cup qualifier. In the first round of the tournament proper, Dearborn defeated PDL powerhouse, Michigan Bucks 2–0 off of goals from Nik Djokic. The Stars lost to the Dayton Dutch Lions in the second round proper.

Roster

As of May 15, 2013.^[2]

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

No.	Position	Player
0	GK	Vito Lonigro
1	GK	Kassem Bazzi
2	DF	Michael Grba
3	DF	Darrell Quinn
4	DF	Zach Wilkes
5	DF	Mike Haidar
6	DF	Hichem Touati
7	DF	Mo Kaba
8	MF	John Heslop
9	MF	Nathan Hicklin
10	MF	Miki Djeroslu
11	FW	Nik Djokic
12	MF	Dillon Chapman
13	FW	Cyrus Sadee
14	FW	Hamoody Saad
15	MF	Joe Beshara
16	MF	Louie Djokic
17	MF	Haider Al-Zayadi
18	MF	Haroun Odeh
19	FW	Jordan Berry
20	MF	Sam Seppo

No.	Position	Player
21	MF	Ardit Dushkaj
22	MF	Thiago Harris
23	DF	Ali Elhabhab
24	DF	Tico Dalipi
25	MF	Ryan Messick
26	DF	Daniel Vitu
27	DF	Hussien Seklawi
28	MF	Ahmad Jawad
29	MF	Ali Rida
30	MF	Bishoy Matta
31	DF	Nick Lyscas
32	MF	Pat Gates
33	FW	Brad Lyons
34	DF	Bilal Hussien
35	MF	Doug Rice
36	MF	Kevin Robinson
37	DF	Cayle Lackten
38	FW	Jeff Rutledge
39	MF	Ali Anani
40	MF	Mo Al-Bawardi

References

↑ "About the League". Michigan Premier Soccer League. MIPSL.com. Retrieved May 14, 2013.
↑ "Roster – Dearborn Stars". Dearborn Stars Soccer Club. LeagueAthletics.com. Retrieved May 15, 2013.

External links

2013 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup

Champion	D.C. United

Runner-up	Real Salt Lake

Eliminated in the Semifinals	Chicago Fire Portland Timbers

Eliminated in the Quarterfinals	Carolina RailHawks FC Dallas New England Revolution Orlando City

Eliminated in the Fourth Round	Charleston Battery Chivas USA Columbus Crew Houston Dynamo New York Red Bulls Philadelphia Union Sporting Kansas City Tampa Bay Rowdies

Eliminated in the Third Round	Atlanta Silverbacks Charlotte Eagles Colorado Rapids Dayton Dutch Lions Des Moines Menace FC Tucson Fort Lauderdale Strikers Los Angeles Blues LA Galaxy Ocean City Nor'easters Reading United Richmond Kickers Rochester Rhinos San Jose Earthquakes Seattle Sounders FC Wilmington Hammerheads

Eliminated in the Second Round	Austin Aztex Carolina Dynamo Dearborn Stars Georgia Revolution GPS Portland Phoenix Harrisburg City Islanders Icon FC Laredo Heat Minnesota United FC Ocala Stampede Pittsburgh Riverhounds Portland Timbers U23s San Antonio Scorpions Seattle Sounders FC U-23 Ventura County Fusion VSI Tampa Bay FC

Eliminated in the First Round	Brooklyn Italians Chattanooga FC Doxa Italia FC Hasental Madison 56ers Mass Premier Michigan Bucks New York Red Bulls U-23 North Texas Rayados Phoenix FC PSA Elite Real Colorado Foxes Red Force River City Rovers RWB Adria Sacramento Gold FC Sonic Lehigh Valley Orlando City U-23

Eliminated in the Play-In Round	Colorado Rovers Fresno Fuego Future

Qualification Brackets Participating clubs Final

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 Michigan

Baseball	MLB Detroit Tigers ML Great Lakes Loons Lansing Lugnuts West Michigan Whitecaps FL Traverse City Beach Bums NwL Battle Creek Bombers Kalamazoo Growlers

Basketball	NBA Detroit Pistons D-League Grand Rapids Drive PBL Grand Rapids Cyclones Lake Michigan Admirals

Football	NFL Detroit Lions CIF West Michigan Ironmen WFA Detroit Dark Angels Flint City Riveters West Michigan Mayhem IWFL Detroit Pride

Hockey	NHL Detroit Red Wings AHL Grand Rapids Griffins ECHL Kalamazoo Wings FHL Port Huron Prowlers St. Clair Shores Fighting Saints OHL Flint Firebirds Saginaw Spirit USHL Muskegon Lumberjacks US National Development Team Program NA3HL West Michigan Wolves Metro Jets NOJHL Soo Eagles USPHL Alpena Flyers Detroit Fighting Irish Kalkaska Rhinos Motor City Hawks Traverse City Hounds Tri-City Ice Hawks

Roller derby	WFTDA Ann Arbor Derby Dimes Detroit Roller Derby Grand Raggidy Roller Girls Killamazoo Derby Darlins Lansing Derby Vixens

Soccer	PDL Michigan Bucks NPSL AFC Ann Arbor Detroit City FC Grand Rapids FC Lansing United Michigan Stars FC PLA Carpathia FC Oakland County FC Ole SC MASL Waza Flo Independent Muskegon Risers SC

NCAA Division I	Central Michigan Detroit Eastern Michigan Michigan Michigan State Oakland Western Michigan

NCAA Division II	Ferris State (D-I hockey) Grand Valley State Hillsdale Lake Superior State (D-I hockey) Michigan Tech (D-I hockey) Northern Michigan (D-I hockey) Northwood Saginaw Valley State Wayne State

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