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Upward Stars

Ground	USC Upstate Stadium
Capacity	2,000
League	National Premier Soccer League
Website	http://www.upwardstarsupstate.org/
Current season

Upwards Stars is a semi-professional club soccer team in Spartanburg, South Carolina. They started playing in the National Premier Soccer League.

Players

No.	Position	Player	Nation
1		Ruben Rodriguez	United States
2		Ricardo Barbetty	United States
3		Ben Allen	United States
5		Jon Finlay	United States
6		Juan Quintero	United States
7		Bilal Nakhli	United States
9		Jonathan Grant	United States
10		Miguel Teos	United States
11		Alejandro Sanchez	United States
13		Ara Amirkhanian	United States
14		Andre Carle	United States
17		Nicolas Lique Cifuentes	United States
19		Jovany Macias	United States
22		Mitch McKay	United States
24		Andres Lozano	United States
28		Haven Bruce	United States
31		Joaquin Diez	United States
37		Tayeb Ahmadi	United States
41		Camilo Botero	United States
43		Bastien Montagnon	United States
—		Austen Burnikel	United States
—		Keenon Copeland	United States
—		Staford Karnwie	United States
—		Benjamin Montry	United States
—		Erick Torres	United States

Coaching Staff

• Paul Henson - Head Coach
• Camilo Rodriguez - Assistant Coach
• Mitch McKay - Goalkeepers Coach

References

External links

• Official site

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