• Scored game-winning goal for Seattle in 86th minute of U.S. Open Cup final at D.C.
• Scored first MLS career goal to end record home unbeaten streak at Columbus, and gamewinner at Kansas City clinched a postseason berth
• Coach Sigi Schmid: “Roger’s a hard working player who can play a number of positions and always gives you his best.”

MLS Experience
2010: Roger scored the game-winning goal at D.C. in the 89th minute (7/15). He also scored the game-winner in the friendly vs. Boca Juniors (5/26).

2009: Came on strong to finish season, contributing three vital goals in final two months. After scoring game-winner in U.S. Open Cup Final (9/2), his first career MLS goal at CLB (10/3) ended Crew’s 22-game home unbeaten run. In the next game, he came off the bench to score game-winner in 3-2 win at KC (10/17) to secure a playoff berth. Started two of 14 appearances, with first start of career at HOU (8/23). Appeared in each U.S. Open Cup game, with three starts, two goals and three assists. Scored game-winner in 86th minute of final at DC (9/2). Also scored 49 seconds into third round victory at Portland. 2005: Played one game for Earthquakes, then returned to Seattle.

2003: Selected by San Jose with a third-round pick (23rd overall) in the 2003 MLS SuperDraft. Appeared in three regular season games for MLS Cup champions and started two friendlies. Went to Seattle on loan for six weeks before returning September 24.

Other Professional Experience
Initially joined USL-1 Sounders in 2003 on loan from San Jose, scoring two goals in six games to help make the playoffs. Scored eight goals for Seattle in 2004 and led team in scoring with 10 goals (including playoffs) in championship season of 2005. Led team in minutes played in 2006. Named All-USL second team in 2007 as Sounders again won title. Franchise’s No. 5 career goal scorer (27) and No. 7 in assists (16) and games played (130).

College
Two-time All-American (2001-02), leading Stanford to NCAA semifinals as junior and championship game as senior. Finished four seasons ranked No. 3 in career assists (30), No. 6 in total points (88) and No. 7 in goals (29). Scored highs of 14 goals in 2001 and 13 assists in 2002. Pac 10 All-Academic team for two seasons and Soccer America MVP as senior.

High School/Club
Maine’s state Player of the Year as a junior and senior at Falmouth High School, leading team to state titles in 1998 and ‘99. Set state career record with 106 goals.

Won three state basketball and two baseball titles in high school. Economics major. Son of Prisca Thomson and Roger Levesque. Has one sister, Allie.