Last week's question: Which member of the Rockford Thunder played in the MLS for both Dallas and Chicago?

Last week's answer: Aleksey Korol was originally drafted by the Dallas Burn, but later ended his career with the Chicago Fire.

This week's question: Which AISL team will be the Thunder's biggest rival next year?

To submit your answer visit www.myspace.com/rockfordthunder .

The Thunder's John DeVae and the Excite's Jack Cummings are experiencing much success with their undefeated USL-2 side, the Cleveland City Stars.

This past Saturday, Cleveland topped the Cincinnati Kings 2-1. Cummings played 74 minutes for the Stars, while DeVae entered as a sub and earned 37 minutes.

Five of Cummings' indoor teammates joined the Kings this weekend with four of them seeing action. Mike McGinlay, Salvator Fiore, and Tiest Sondaal all started for the Kings, and Thies Hermann snagged 18 minutes as a sub. Tim Brown failed to see action this weekend.

Both Jack Cummings and Tiest Sondaal earned yellow cards.

Elsewhere in the USL-2, Excite forward, Trey Alexander, tallied the game-winner for the Richmond Kickers.

The Kicker's best regional rival, Crystal Palace Baltimore, 1-0. Alexander's second goal of the season helped Richmond extend their winning streak to four games.

In Massachusetts, two members of the Twisters earned places on the stat sheet in the Western Mass Pioneers 2-0 win over Harrisburg City.

Frederico Molinari scored the game's first goal; while fellow Twister, Jeff Deren earned the assist on the insurance goal late in the match. Everson Maciel was ejected from the match in the 68th minute.

USL-1 News

Former Exite forward, Conally Edozien played all of Saturday's match for the Carolina Railhawks in a 2-1 win over the Atlanta Silverbacks. It was the team's first win of the season and came after suffering an 0-2 loss to the Silverbacks during the previous week of play.

The New York Surf's Michael Todd played half of Saturday's match for the Charleston Battery. The Battery earned their first win of the season by topping Miami FC 2-0 in Charleston.

MLS News

Gary Flood of the New York Surf failed to make the game day roster for the New England Revolution as they faced the L.A. Galaxy in a 3-2 Revolution victory.

Flood did however play 71 minutes of the Revolution's reserve match on Sunday, which ended in a 2-1 loss to the Galaxy reserves.

Week 5 Answer: Mladen Stojanovic, who played for RSV Wuerges in the Hessian League, a lower division in Germany.

This week's questions: Which member of the Rockford Thunder played for both Dallas and Chicago in the MLS?

To answer visit www.myspace.com/rockfordthunder

The Thunder's John DeVea put his name on the season stat sheet with the Cleveland City Stars this weekend in a 4-0 routing of Crystal Palace Baltimore.

DeVae's pass in the 18th minute led to a goal by Ian Leibbrant, which put the Stars up 2-0.

The Thunder forward played 72 minutes of the match before being subbed out, as was the Cincinnati Excite's Jack Cummings in the 88th minute for Cleveland.

Meanwhile, Cummings' Excite teammates struggled to a win in Cincinnati as the Kings hosted CP Baltimore.

Mike McGinlay played the entire match; while Thies Hermann entered late in the match. Niether player contributed to the 1-0 win.

Three Twisters saw action this weekend for the Western Mass Pioneers in a 1-1 draw with the New Hampshire Phantoms.

Everson Maciel, Fredrico Molinari, and Jeff Deren all took the pitch with Maciel earning an assist on the Pioneers' only goal. Fellow Twister, Kyle Texiera spent the match on the bench.

USL-1 Action

Michael Todd earned a start with the Charleston Battery against the Rochester Raging Rhinos.

The former-New York Surf forward saw 77 minutes of action before pulled from the game.

That match ended in a 1-1 draw.

Meanwhile, Connally Edozien played the first 45 for the Carolina Railhawks as a forward but failed to produce as the Hawks fell 2-0 to the Atlanta Silverbacks.

Flood in the MLS

With Joe Franchino and Michael Parkhurst back in action for the New England Revolution, Gary Flood of the New York Surf failed to make the sub-list for Sunday's match against the Chicago Fire.

Flood did however play the full 90 in Sunday's reserve match against the Fire in which the Revolution best the Fire 1-0.

Last week's question: Which Rockford Thunder player played for the Romanian Youth National Team?

Answer: Radu Giurgiu

Trivia Week 5 Question: Which member of the Rockford Thunder played professionally for RSV Würges in Hesse?

To answer visit www.myspace.com/rockfordthunder .

The Rockford Thunder's John DeVae played 77 minutes in the Cleveland City Stars' first match against Ohio rivals, the Cincinnati Kings.

The match ended in a 2-1 win for the Stars with a goal by Cincinnati Excite player, Jack Cummings, who is teammates with DeVae in Cleveland.

Mike McGinlay, Thies Hermann, and Salvatore Fiore took the pitch for the Kings, but their time spent together with the Excite couldn't not help them find a win.

Elsewhere in the USL-2, four members of the Massachusetts Twisters donned Western Mass Pioneers' jerseys in a 2-0 win over the Wilmington Hammerheads.

Everson Maciel, Frederico Molinari, Kyle Texiera, and Jeff Deren all saw action over the weekend in New England.

USL-1: Still No Goals

Two AISL-ers played this weekend in the USL-1. Former Cincinnati Excite forward, Connally Edozien, played most of Carolina's 0-0 draw with the Atlanta Silverbacks. Despite having a number of goals with Rochester last season, Edozien hasn't been able to put one in this year.

Michael Todd of the New York Surf joined Charleston's match as a sub late in the game. The Battery fell to the Montreal Impact 3-2, although Todd was not one of the scorers.

MLS News: Flood Benched

Gary Flood missed action for his second full-team game in a row. The Surf defender spent Sunday night on the bench in New England's 1-0 win over FC Dallas.

(Cleveland, OH-April 26, 2007)  American Indoor Soccer League commissioner Paul Lapointe officially welcomed the league's newest franchise, the Tulsa Revolution, to the fifth-year league this morning.

"We are thrilled to welcome the city of Tulsa and the Revolution to the AISL," said Lapointe. "Tulsa is a city with a long soccer heritage in the professional game, and has the potential to become a cornerstone in our league."

The Revolution will play a partial schedule for the 2007-08 season, but will join the league full-time for the 2008-09 campaign.

The Revolution is the brainchild of local soccer enthusiast Adam Mellor. A native of Wales, Mellor, who at 23 will be the AISL's youngest owner, has had a great passion for the game since he was a child.

"It has always been a dream of mine to play for a professional team until I was struck with injury," Mellor said. "I never thought actually owning a team would ever be a goal I could reach but I proved myself wrong. I've always had a strong passion for the game and will be a part of it forever. I want to bring the team to Tulsa mainly because this is my home. Although soccer is a growing sport here, it is still a small one. I would like to create a spark in the community giving them something to talk about and be excited about, and to give players a dream that they someday could fulfill."

The Revolution, who will sport team colors of "denim blue", "steel silver", and black, will play their home games at Soccer City Tulsa, located at 5817 South 118^th East Ave in Tulsa. Soccer City features two 180' x 80' indoor soccer fields featuring a MaxPlay artificial surface and clear Plexiglas dasher boards. As part of its recent renovations, Soccer City also has a completely new concession area and two viewing levels for spectators.

Tulsa has a long history in professional soccer. In 1978, the legendary Tulsa Roughnecks began a six season run in the North American Soccer League. Some of the players who made their mark for the Roughnecks both outdoors and indoors include Iraj Danaifard, Alan Woodward, Billy Caskey, Barry "the Boomer" Wallace, and Victor Moreland.

After the Roughnecks folded, the Tulsa Stampede and the Tulsa Tornados would play for one year in the short-lived United Soccer League (no relation to the current multi-division United Soccer League). After the USL ceased operations in 1985, it would be several years before a professional team would come back to central Oklahoma. In 1989, the Tulsa Renegades would join the Southwest Indoor Soccer League, which is the direct ancestor to the current United Soccer League.

The head coach for the Revolution will be named within a few weeks.

With the addition of the Revolution, the AISL now has six teams set for the 2007-08 season: the Cincinnati Excite, the 2007 AISL champion (Springfield) Massachusetts Twisters, the (Long Island) New York Hampton Surf, the (Waukegan, IL) Northern Illinois Rebels, and the Rockford Thunder. The league is also currently in negotiations with a group that is interested in bringing a team to Akron, OH for the 2008-09 season.

For more information on the Revolution, contact Adam Mellor at (405) 802-2035.

For more information on the American Indoor Soccer League, contact Rich Paschette, the AISL's director of media relations and marketing at (216) 337-4465.

The American Indoor Soccer League closed its fourth season on March 31^st with the AISL Championship Game in Springfield, MA. Details on the lineup of teams and schedule will be announced this summer. The league has offices in West Springfield, MA (Administrative) and Cleveland, OH (Media Relations). For more information on the AISL, contact commissioner Paul Lapointe at (413) 569-0088 or director of media relations and marketing Rich Paschette at (216) 741-4144. Information on the league can also be found on the AISL's official website, www.aisl.org.

Cincinnati Kings Add More From Excite

The Cincinnati Kings picked up Mike McGinlay and Tiest Sondaal from the Excite. Both McGinlay and Sondaal played with the Kings last summer when the Kings came just short of winning of the USL-2 title.

Sondaal and McGinlay join fellow Excite teammates, Salvatore Fiore and Thies Hermann for another summer campaign with the Kings, as they look to return to the USL-2 play-offs.

USL-1 Round-up

Both Connally Edozien and Michael Todd have seen action for their respective clubs.

Edozien, the former Excite stand-out, played most of this weekend's 1-1 draw for the Carolina Railhawks, but the only stats the midfielder picked up were two fouls.

Todd, a striker from the New York Surf, spent much of his first match with the Charleston Battery on the bench. However, the young striker did managed to enter the match with twenty minutes left. He got one shot away before time expired but failed to score.

Flood Watch

After starting for Michael Parkhurst, who is out injured, in the Revolution's first match of the season, Parkhurst only came in as sub during their second match, which was against Toronto FC.

This past Thursday, he traveled with the Revolution to Columbus to face the Crew, but the rookie defender from the New York Surf failed to see action in Ohio.

Last Week's Question: Which Thunder player played along side NY Red Bull forward, John Wolyniec, while playing with the Milwaukee Rampage?

Answer: Bato Radoncic played in Milwaukee with the Rampage in the A-League; before the team was replaced by the Wave United.

This Week's Question: Which Thunder player played with the Romanian Youth National Team?

Visit www.myspace.com/rockfordthunder to answer.

Adam Mellor of Tusla Oklahoma is excited to bring the newest AISL expansion team to Tulsa. "We have a solid market here, and the AISL is the league we chose"."We are excited to bring professional Indoor Soccer to this state". Look for the official press release in the very near future.