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name: Andrew Hainault
position: D height: 6-0 weight:175 Birthdate: June 17, 1986 Hometown: Hudson, QC, Canada last club: FK SIAD Most (Czech Republic) |
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| Regular Season Stats |
| year | club | gp | gs | min | g | a | sht | sog | fc | fs | c | ej |
| 2009 | Houston | 20 | 19 | 1,652 | 1 | 2 | 9 | 5 | 28 | 12 | 3 | 1 |
| Career | 20 | 19 | 1,652 | 1 | 2 | 9 | 5 | 28 | 12 | 3 | 1 | |
Outlook:
Promising Canadian defender signed in the 2009 offseason and expected to contend for a starting defensive spot.
MLS career:
2009: Started every game for which he was eligible after breaking into the lineup Dynamo Young Player of the Year Joined Dynamo on trial in February but was unable to complete transfer from Czech club SIAD Most until early April Made Houston debut as substitute and contributed to shutout defensive effort in 2-0 win at NE on 5/3 Made first Dynamo start in 1-0 win vs. FCD on 5/9 Remained in starting lineup as an outside back for most of the season Earned first Dynamo assist in 1-0 win at CHI on 6/5 when his long ball led to Stuart Holden's goal Also assisted on Cam Weaver's first goal in 3-1 win at FCD on 6/13 Made first MLS start after missing time due to national team duty vs. NE on 7/25 Was ejected for first time in Dynamo career in 0-0 tie at RSL on 8/15 after picking up two yellow cards in the first half Scored first Dynamo and MLS goal with first-half header to spark 3-2 win at CHV on 10/25 Playoffs: Played all 210 minutes of series vs. SEA and narrowly missed scoring with header in 0-0 tie at SEA on 10/29 Had goal controversially waved off in 80th minute of overtime loss at LA on 11/13 Open Cup: Did not appear in first two games due to Gold Cup duty Started and played all 120 minutes in 2-1 overtime semifinal loss at SEA on 7/21 09-10 Champions League: Started in four of six games Ejected for second time in four total team games after picking up two yellow cards in 1-1 tie at Αrabe Unido on 8/26.
Professional Experience:
Made professional debut with Montreal Impact of the USL First Division in 2004-05, playing in 3 league games Transferred to FK SIAD Most in the Czech Republic, where he played from 2006-08 Headed game-winning goal for Most in the 88th minute of his debut on 3/2/06 at the age of 19 Loaned to Czech powerhouse Sparta Prague in March 2008 and appeared in two league games before returning to Most.
International:
Canada international (15 caps, 1 goal) 2009: Named to Canada roster for CONCACAF Gold Cup Started in 2-2 tie vs. Costa Rica that clinched first place in group 2008: Played in five matches, including three World Cup qualifiers Scored first international goal in 3-1 loss at Honduras on 10/11 2007: Played in eight matches and was a vital part of Canada's run to the CONCACAF Gold Cup semifinals Made international debut in friendly at Hungary on 11/15 at the age of 20 Youth: Played four matches for U-23 national team in CONCACAF Olympic qualifying in March Played against the Dynamo's Stuart Holden and Patrick Ianni in Canada's 3-0 semifinal loss to the United States Made 18 appearances for the Canadian U-20 national team from 2003-05 Helped Canada qualify for 2005 U-20 World Cup with 3-0 record in pool play in Honduras in January 2005 Played every minute of Canada's 0-2-1 run at the 2005 U-20 World Cup in the Netherlands Appeared in 14 youth internationals with the Canadian U-17 national team in 2002-03.
Youth Clubs:
Hudson Hawks, Lakers.
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