• Re-joins Sounders FC after successful stints in 2009 and 2011
• Seven goals and four assists in 46 MLS appearances
• 2010 Golden Boot and MVP in USL-2 for Charleston Battery
• Native of Federal Way, Wash.
• Sporting Director Chris Henderson: “Lamar is an attacking midfielder who plays smart and adds versatility to our club. He is a great teammate and positive presence in the locker room.”

MLS Experience
2012: Traded from Seattle to Montreal Impact with Mike Fucito in exchange for Eddie Johnson. Made 23 appearances and 11 starts for the Impact, scoring two goals and two assists. Recorded first point when he assisted on the opening goal in a 2-1 win vs. TOR (4/7). Scored first goal for Montreal in a 4-1 win vs. SEA (6/16). Scored game-winning goal on a 20-yard curler in 3-1 win vs. SJ (8/18), winning MLS Goal of the Week for week 24.

2011: Made nine starts in 23 appearances. Tied third on team with five goals (three game-winners). Made MLS debut in First Kick 2011 vs. LA (3/15). Scored club’s second hat trick, first at home, vs. CLB (8/27), and named MLS Player of the Week. First career goal was game-winner at RSL (5/28), named MLS Goal of the Week and snapped Salt Lake’s league record home unbeaten streak. Became third player in club history to score in MLS Cup Playoffs, vs. RSL (11/2). Led team with four goals and three assists in six MLS Reserve League games. Made 33 appearances in all competitions, scoring six goals and two assists.

Other Professional Experience
2010-11: Played for the first time internationally with IFK Mariehamn. Appeared in five league matches, scoring two goals.

2010: Joined the Charleston Battery of USL-2, the thied tier of U.S. professional soccer. Scored 12 goals in 19 regular season matches, earning Golden Boot and MVP honors in USL-2. The Battery went on to win the 2010 USL-2 championship.

2009-10: Signed with Sounders FC on June 10, 2009 but was limited to action in friendlies versus Chelsea and Barcelone. Waied after season and spent 2010 preseason as an invitee.

College
Three-time Mountain Pacific Sports Federation first team selection at UNLV. Scored a league-high nine goals as a senior. Earned NCSSA Far-West Regional second team and first team honors. Scored 29 seconds apart in 2-1 win at St. Mary’s. Played in every game as a sophomore and led the team with 11 points. Started every game as a freshman. Finished UNLV career ranked ninth in goals with 27 and tied for eighth place with 60 points.

High School/Club
Three-year starter for Federal Way’s Thomas Jefferson High School. Led team to state championship as a senior. Broke 31-year-old record by scoring six goals in one game. League and All-Area MVP.

Personal
Justin Lamar Neagle was born on May 7, 1987. Has two brothers, Shedrick and Jamaal, and three sisters, Tanisha, Daisia and Jasmine.