Mark Schuster (to April 2) Tom Lasley (interim; from April 2)
Head coach
Bobby Howe
Stadium
PGE Park Portland, Oregon
A-League
Conference: 1st Overall: 1st (Commissioner's Cup)[A] Playoffs: Western Conference semifinals
U.S. Open Cup
Fourth round
Cascadia Cup
2nd
Top goalscorer
League: Alan Gordon (17 goals) All: Byron Alvarez (18 goals)
Highest home attendance
League: 7,833 vs. MIL (Aug 29) All: 10,622 vs. SJE (Jul 14)
Lowest home attendance
3,519 vs. CGY (May 13)
Average home league attendance
League: 5,281 All: 5,589
Home colors
Away colors
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Global Information
Mark Schuster (to April 2)
Bobby Howe
Byron Alvarez (18 goals)
