As Kansas City Comets forward Rian Marques visited with his teammates and fans following a hat trick Tuesday afternoon, assistant goalkeeper coach Kenny Mayer walked by, patted the big Brazilian on the back and exclaimed, “You’re talking to the league MVP!”
By Bill Althaus bill.althaus@examiner.net Kansas City coach Stefan Stokic had just witnessed his Comets’ second overtime loss of the season Saturday, but he wasn’t despondent… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Kansas City Comets midfielder Christian Anderaos is best known for high energy defensive skills that have played such a key role in the team’s recent success.
Kansas City Comets coach Stefan Stokic thought his team had overcome the mistakes that plagued them during the middle of last season.
Phillip Ejimadu is living a dream.
As Kansas City Comets coach Stefan Stokic talked about Friday night’s season opener at St. Louis, he laughed – after making a statement that needed a bit of clarification.
Kansas City Comets midfielder Christian Anderaos, a fan favorite who has earned the nickname “The Tasmanian Devil” for his energetic approach to the indoor game, was holding court with season ticket holders Monday night as the team hosted a meet-and-greet event at The Main Event in Independence. “You know how much I love the game,” Anderaos said.
Late last season, when midfielder Christian Anderaos sparked the Kansas City Comets during their late season run that resulted in the MASL Eastern Conference title, coach Stefan Stokic quipped, “Christian is a game changer. He brings excitement to the field.
When Kansas City legend Leo Gibson announced his retirement last season, and the team parted ways with captain John Sosa, two of their teammates rose to the occasion and played pivotal roles in the Comets’ MASL Eastern Conference championship season.
It’s been a busy offseason for Kansas City Comets coach Stefan Stokic.