2010 Buffalo Flash season

Buffalo Flash

2010 Buffalo Flash season
President	Alexandra Sahlen
Head coach	Aaran Lines
Stadium	Orchard Park High School Field
W-League	1st, Midwest Division
W-League Playoffs	W-League Champions
Average home league attendance	236
Home colors Away colors
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The 2010 season was Buffalo Flash's second season of existence, and the second in which they competed in the W-League, at the time the second division of women's soccer in the United States. This was the last year the Flash operated under the Buffalo name, they became the Western New York Flash when they moved on to Women's Professional Soccer in 2011.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 0 GK  USA Amanda Becker 2 DF  USA Sarah Wagenfuhr 3 DF  POR Kimberly Brandão 4 DF  USA Erika Sutton 5 FW  USA Jamie Craft 6 DF  USA Jessica O'Rourke 7 MF  USA Shaylyn Lawrence 8 DF  USA Katarina Tarr 9 MF  USA Brooke Barbuto

No. Pos. Nation Player 10 DF  USA Alexandra Sahlen 12 MF  USA Jacquelyn Lacek 14 DF  USA Lena Mosebo 15 FW  ESP María Ruiz 16 MF  USA Ashley Nick 18 FW  ITA Pamela Conti 19 FW  USA Rosie Tantillo 21 DF  JPN Rie Sawai

Toronto Lady Lynx v Buffalo Flash

Central Semifinals	Toronto Lady Lynx	0-3	Buffalo Flash	Lewiston, New York
	Afonso  28'		Boquete 20' 41' Parker 69'	Stadium: Niagara Field

Buffalo Flash v Ottawa Fury Women

Central Championship	Buffalo Flash	1-0	Ottawa Fury Women	Lewiston, New York
	Parker 20' Boquete  83'		Romagnuolo  57' Wetzel  89'  90+'

Atlanta Silverbacks Women v Buffalo Flash

W-League Semifinal	Atlanta Silverbacks Women	1-3	Buffalo Flash	Santa Clarita, California
	Powell 36'		Hammond 18' Parker 53' 81'	Stadium: Harry Welch Stadium

Vancouver Whitecaps Women v Buffalo Flash

W-League Championship	Vancouver Whitecaps Women	1-3	Buffalo Flash	Santa Clarita, California
	Vermeulen  53' 57'		Davison 61' Boquete 64' 88'	Stadium: Harry Welch Stadium

• 2010 USL W-League season