beat Ogden Outlaws 5–0, and overcame Orange County Blue Star 4–3 in a seesaw game in early July. Each of these four games was highlighted by hat tricks from player/coach Brent Whitfield, who would eventually go on to score 14 goals in his 9 appearances for the Legends, good for third nationally. Legends briefly topped the division as the regular season wound down, but a 2–0 loss to Fresno in their penultimate game handed the division to the Hollywood United Hitmen, with whom they had previously been involved in an astonishing 0–0 tie which featured seven red cards. The Legends secured second place in the division, and a first trip to the postseason, with a 1–0 win over Ventura County Fusion, but Fusion got their revenge in the divisional playoff semifinal with a 2–1 victory which ended Los Angeles' title hopes at the first hurdle. During the 2009–2010 offseason the Legends were bought out by the owners of the long-standing Los Angeles-based amateur side LA Blues, and re-branded themselves as the Los Angeles Azul Legends. The team's new logo was unveiled on their new website in April 2010. During the 2010–2011 offseason the team re-branded themselves again, this time as the Los Angeles Misioneros. The team's new logo was unveiled on their new website in January 2011. Players Current roster As at April 29, 2012. Notable former players This list of notable former players comprises players who went on to play professional soccer after playing for the team in the Premier Development League, or those who previously played professionally before joining the team. Joe Barton Tony Beltran Alex Bengard Javier Castro Kraig Chiles Gabriel Farfan Michael Farfan Lance Friesz Erlys García Maxwell Griffin Lester Moré Kyle Nakazawa Davis Paul Adrien Perez Mike Randolph Ross Schunk Erasmo Solorzano Brent Whitfield Gerson Mayen Edwin Miranda Vincent Weijl Mohammed Takiyudin Year-by-year Head coaches Chris Volk (2006–2007) Phil Wolf (2008) Brent Whitfield (2009) Salvador Moran (2010) Lloyd Kinnear (2010) Marlon Iván León (2011–2012) Ever Morataya (2012–2013) Cruz Hernandez (2014) Fabian Sandoval (2015–present) General Managers Freddy Avellaneda(Club Administrator) (2011–present) Jose Antonio Jimenez (2012–present) Daniel Collazo (2014–present) Stadia Citrus Stadium; Glendora, California (2006–2007) Cougar Stadium; Azusa, California (2008) Keegan Stadium at Bishop Mora Salesian High School; East Los Angeles, California (2009–2010) Ayala Stadium; Chino, California 1 game (2009) Stadium at Crenshaw High School; Crenshaw, California 4 games (2010–2011) Stadium at Morningside High School; Inglewood, California (2011)