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	Säsongen 2007
		Khari Stephenson blev för tredje gången denna säsong utsedd till matchens lirare efter AIK:s 4-1-seger i Örebro, då jamaicanen för övrigt gjorde sitt första allsvenska mål för Gnaget.
		Khari Stephenson röstades fram till matchens lirare när AIK bjöd på årets bästa spel på Olympia i Helsingborg.
		Khari Stephenson tog hem 41 procent av rösterna som matchens lirare efter 0-0 borta mot Gefle.
	www.aik.se /fotboll/2007/herrar/lasvart/matchenslirare.html (1557 words)

	Khari Stephenson at AllExperts
		Khari Stephenson (born January 18, 1981 in Kingston, Jamaica) is a Jamaican soccer player, who plays midfielder for the Swedish team GAIS of Allsvenskan.
		Stephenson played college soccer at Williams College from 2000 to 2003, where he was named a Division III first-team All-American his junior and senior seasons.
		Upon graduating, Stephenson was drafted 27th overall in the 2004 MLS SuperDraft by the Chicago Fire.
	en.allexperts.com /e/k/kh/khari_stephenson.htm (239 words)

	Williams College \| Sports Information
		Williams senior midfielder/forward Khari Stephenson (Kingston, Jamaica) a third round draft pick (28th overall) by the Chicago Fire in the 2004 MLS SuperDraft has been traded by the Fire to the Kansas City Wizards in exchange for the Wizards' 3rd round pick in the 2005 MLS SuperDraft.
		Stephenson's comfort level in Kansas City was also heightened by playing with fellow countryman Shavar Thomas who had starred at UConn and played with Stephenson on the Jamaican U 23 National Team.
		Stephenson was the 28th pick overall and the fifth by the Fire.
	www.williams.edu /athletics/news.php?id=7575&sport=18&year=2004&type=general (792 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner News - Stephenson enjoying life in Sweden - Tuesday \| October 10, 2006
		Stephenson, the son of Ambassador Stewart Stephenson, president of the Kingston and St. Andrew Football Association (KSAFA), was once again called upon against Canada on Sunday, to play that critical role that was evidently unfulfilled last week during Jamaica's failure to defend the Digicel Caribbean Cup.
		Stephenson, who played college soccer at Williams College from 2000 to 2003, is not a goal-shy person as was evident in his outstanding record at College.
		Khari, who has a degree in economics, is enjoying life in the Scandinavian country with a population of nine million.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20061010/sports/sports9.html (660 words)

	Khari Stephenson searches for a club - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		Khari has been used in different positions at Wizards, leaving the 24 year-old unsettled and it had apparently affected his performance.
		According to Ambassador Stephenson, who is also president of the Kingston and St Andrew Football Association (KSAFA), Khari's preferred position is at attacking or central midfield, but the Wizards have also played him in attacking and defensive roles.
		Khari, who holds an economics degree, also has options in Denmark, Norway, Finland, or Sweden, which he has taken a liking to, said the KSAFA boss.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /sports/html/20050920T230000-0500_88814_OBS_KHARI_STEPHENSON_SEARCHES_FOR_A_CLUB.asp (459 words)

	Williams College \| Sports Information
		Such is the case for Eph senior standout Khari Stephenson (Kingston, Jamaica) who is splitting his fall season between leading the Ephs in scoring and helping the Jamaican Olympic Team qualify for the 2004 Olympics.
		Stephenson, who has played midfield and at forward for the Ephs, started up front for the Jamaican Olympic team as one of their two forwards in a 4-4-2 alignment.
		Many who have seen Stephenson perform say it is only a matter of time before he will join his former Eph teammate and countryman Alex Blake (Colorado Rapids) in the MLS or play in another professional league next season.
	www.williams.edu /athletics/news.php?id=6648&sport=18&year=2003&type=general (621 words)

	Khari Stephenson was Jamaica's best - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		It is the view of this reporter, and others, that Khari Stephenson was the most outstanding player for the Reggae Boyz in the 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup tournament currently going on in the United States of America.
		Apart from Stephenson's consistent good all-round play and high mark, the team, too, played a good overall tournament and each player deserves his kudos in his roles of challenging the odds and booking a respectable quarter-final berth.
		Khari Stephenson, midfielder: The Kansas City Wizard midfielder was a breath of fresh air for Jamaica, masterminding the team's build-up from the back.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /sports/html/20050722T230000-0500_84680_OBS_KHARI_STEPHENSON_WAS_JAMAICA_S_BEST_.asp (1457 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Stephenson seeks new club in MLS - Thursday \| September 22, 2005
		Stephenson, who joined Kansas City Wizards in 2004 via a trade with Chicago Fire, was reported to have been released by the Wizards and out of contract last week.
		However, the 24-year-old midfielder's father, Stewart Stephenson, told The Gleaner his son opted for a release from the Wizards, is not out of contract and is looking to join another club now.
		The senior Stephenson also explained that Khari was offered a salary cut to facilitate Kansas City Wizards' new Finnish signing Antti Sumiala, but decided against it because his playing time had been drastically reduced and he was being used to fill unaccustomed roles such as right wing back.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20050922/sports/sports5.html (731 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner - Stephenson seeks new club in MLS - Thursday \| September 22, 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Stephenson, who joined Kansas City Wizards in 2004 via a trade with Chicago Fire, was reported to have been released by the Wizards and out of contract last week.
		However, the 24-year-old midfielder's father, Stewart Stephenson, told The Gleaner his son opted for a release from the Wizards, is not out of contract and is looking to join another club now.
		The senior Stephenson also explained that Khari was offered a salary cut to facilitate Kansas City Wizards' new Finnish signing Antti Sumiala, but decided against it because his playing time had been drastically reduced and he was being used to fill unaccustomed roles such as right wing back.
	jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20050922/sports/sports5.html (731 words)

	There's no substitute for the play of Dorman - The Boston Globe
		A year ago, Andy Dorman and Khari Stephenson were performing in the low-profile world of Massachusetts collegiate soccer.
		Stephenson, who performed for Jamaica's Under-18 team and for Williams College, had played 44 minutes in three games during the MLS regular season.
		Stephenson made his first start for Kansas City in the team's most important match, replacing veteran Russian striker Igor Simutenkov and providing his first goal in the 26th minute.
	www.boston.com /sports/articles/2004/11/04/theres_no_substitute_for_the_play_of_dorman (764 words)

	Khari Stephenson klar för AIK - AIK \| richard.sportsblogg.se
		Khari Stephenson klar för AIK Publicerat torsdag 11 januari 2007 15:32
		Khari kommer att försöka konkurera ut Daniel Tjernström och Dulee Johnson, om han lyckas får vi se men det är ändå bra med konkurent i laget så spelarna kan prestera bättre pga konkurensen.
		Alla kommentarer på inlägget: Khari Stephenson klar för AIK
	richard.sportsblogg.se /Khari_Stephenson_klar_for_AIK-11012007-153218-lp-719.php (176 words)

	Soccer New England: Pros
		Jamaican midfielder and former Williams College standout Khari Stephenson, who played just 401 regular-season and playoff minutes for Kansas City during the past two seasons, has signed with GAIS Gothenburg of the Swedish League, according to agent Pat McCabe.
		Stephenson, 25, would have counted as a senior international in MLS this season.
		Stephenson scored a goal against San Jose in the 2004 playoffs and played against the USA for Jamaica in the quarterfinals of the 2005 Gold Cup.
	www.soccernewengland.com /articles/view_article.php?id=931 (500 words)

	SvD: Khari Stephenson en dyr affär för AIK
		Inför den allsvenska starten i fjol porträtterades nämligen jamaicanen i artikelserien om utländska fotbollsspelare i den svenska ligan.
		Mitt positionsspel har också blivit bättre och jag tar smartare och snabbare beslut nu, säger Stephenson som nu tillhör AIK, laget som han hjälpte till att stjälpa i deras guldjakt för snart tre månader sedan.
		Stephenson hörde redan i slutet av november att AIK var intresserade men när han kom tillbaka från semestern i tisdags var han inställd på att fortsätta i GAIS.
	www.svd.se /go.php?cgo/n24/http://www.svd.se/dynamiskt/sport/did_14406190.asp (850 words)

	Williams Men's Soccer in NCAA Championship
		Giangiulio saved the second Williams shot, taken by junior Khari Stephenson, the NESCAC Player of the Year and the hero of the Ephs' 4-1 victory over Richard Stockton, and his Arcadia teammates each slid their attempts past the Eph goalkeeper, first-year Nick Armington.
		Junior Khari Stephenson was the hero for the Ephs, scoring a season-high three goals on the day.
		Stephenson got the Ephs rolling in the 11th minute of play when he received a pass from junior Romel Wallen and sent a blast into the upper corner of the goal to give the Williams an early 1-0 lead.
	www.nescac.com /2002-03/sports/soccer(m)/NCAA-Williams.htm (1610 words)

	Säsongen 2007
		Till stor del berodde detta på det nykomponerade mittfältet där Robert Åhman-Persson och debuterande Khari Stephenson dominerade och också jobbade över stora ytor.
		Mittfältet dominerades som sagt främst av Khari Stephenson och Robban Å-P, som bägge dessutom är fysiskt starka.
		Bakre raden från vänster: Kristian Haynes, Nicklas Carlsson, Khari Stephenson, Patrik Karlsson, Robert Åhman-Persson, Daniel Arnefjord.
	www.aik.se /fotboll/2007/herrar/matcher/ref_070610.html (744 words)

	The Jamaica Star :: Sport :: Stephenson shines in Sweden :: March 17, 2006
		In his first, against Malmo, Stephenson was instrumental in setting up opportunities for his teammates in a 2-1 win over first-division team Malmo.
		Thus far, Stephenson has been able to make a good impression on his coach and will more than likely make his second start in their 4-2-3-1 formation, where he plays as one of two holding midfielders.
		Stephenson's team was recently promoted to Division One after topping Division Two but see themselves as good enough to stay in the country's top league, a view Stephenson also holds.
	www.jamaica-star.com /thestar/20060317/sports/sports2.html (455 words)

	FirstWaveSports.com
		Stephenson played for Coach Mike Russo of Williams College from 2000 to 2003, where he was named a Division III first-team All-American his junior and senior seasons.
		Stephenson was drafted by the Chicago Fire in 2004 but traded to the Kansas City Wizards where he scored a goal in the MLS Semi-Final victory against the late San Jose Earthquakes.
		Stephenson now plays in the Swedish first division, Allsvenskan, for GAIS of Gothenburg, and also makes frequent appearences for the 'Reggae Boyz' of Jamaica.
	www.firstwavesports.com /firstwave/myweb.php?hls=1000&newsid=589 (697 words)

	NESCAC Men's Soccer All-Conference Team
		Stephenson scored 12 goals on the year and ranked third in the conference in points per game (1.76) leading Williams to their second straight NESCAC Championship.
		Stephenson is joined on the first team by senior teammates Alex Blake and Dylan Smith.
		Joining Stephenson as all-conference honorees at the midfield position were Tufts junior Brian Mikel and Connecticut College senior Peter Dee.
	www.nescac.com /2002-03/sports/Soccer(M)/allconference.htm (464 words)

	Boston.com / Sports / College / Teams keep Northeastern coach on the run
		Williams College senior men's player Khari Stephenson was not only leading the Ephs in scoring, he was also finding time to help the Jamaican national team qualify for the 2004 Olympics.
		A week ago Saturday, when Stephenson started for Jamaica in a 1-0 victory over Cuba in Kingston, Williams was defeating NESCAC rival Middlebury, 2-0.
		Stephenson had 12 goals and three assists to also lead the conference.
	www.boston.com /sports/colleges/articles/2003/10/24/teams_keep_northeastern_coach_on_the_run (1021 words)

	iBerkshires / Ephs' Khari Stephenson to Face U.S. National Soccer Team on ESPN2 -
		According to Soccer America magazine Khari Stephenson '04 is listed as a forward by the Jamaican National Team for their international friendly vs. the U.S. National Men's Team, in Cary, N.C. on Tuesday, April 11th.
		Stephenson nearly netted a goal in that contest as he rocketed a direct kick past a diving Kasey Keller, only to have it bounce off the goal post.
		Stephenson, who was drafted by the Chicago Fire in the MLS and later played for Kansas City in the MLS Cup after being traded, is now in the first year of a three-year contract with GAIS in Sweden's Premier League.
	www.iberkshires.com /story.php?story_id=19574 (356 words)

	Major League Soccer: News: 11/04/2004
		Khari Stephenson has seen his playing time increase over the last few weeks.
		Stephenson represented his country at the under-17, under-20 and under-23 (Olympic) levels -- including a quality performance in the FIFA World Youth Championship in 2001.
		In hitting for the all-important early goal against the Earthquakes, Stephenson used his quick feet to quickly turn away from two defenders at the penalty spot and then slot the home his shot.
	web.mlsnet.com /news/mls_news.jsp?ymd=20041104&content_id=18325&vkey=news_mls&fext=.jsp (643 words)

	Caribbean Net News: Jamaica's Stephenson released by KC Wizards
		The Finnish striker, Sumiala, is expected to bring experience and depth to the Wizards active rooster and the managing staff welcomes his assistance.
		Stephenson, a former Williams College midfielder, has been struggling for consistency this season and according to the Wizards head coach Bob Gansler, Stephenson's lack of consistency was his downfall.
		Stephenson joined the Wizards in April of 2004 in a trade with the Chicago Fire, scoring one goal in his nine regular season appearances, which also included one start.
	www.caribbeannetnews.com /2005/09/09/19/released.shtml (329 words)

	EphBlog: Stephenson '04 to play Team USA
		Dick Quinn reports that Khari Stephenson '04, formerly of Major League Soccer's Kansas City Wizards and currently playing for GAIS of the Swedish Allsvenskan, has been named to the Jamaican national team side which will take on the United States Tuesday night.
		My Swedish isn't what it used to be, but according to the team's website, Stephenson opened the season in the starting mix for his Gothenburg-based club, appearing in two league matches and six reserve team matches.
		I would expect Stephenson to be in the starting lineup for Jamaica tomorrow night -- he did pretty well the last time he played against the Americans.
	www.ephblog.com /archives/002737.html (243 words)

	The Jamaica Star :: Wizards release Reggae Boy Khari Stephenson ::
		JAMAICA REGGAE BOY midfielder Khari Stephenson is out of a job, after the Kansas City Wizards released him from his contract on Wednesday.
		The 21-year-old Stephenson was a surplus to club's require-ments, after they obtained Finland international forward Antti Sumiala.
		The 6-ft 2-in tall, 185-lb Stephenson has won 10 caps with Jamaica and possesses significant skill for a large player.
	www.jamaica-star.com /thestar/20050916/sports/sports7.html (342 words)

	SI.com - Soccer - Jamaica names Wizards' Stephenson to squad - Wednesday September 29, 2004 7:25PM
		KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) -- Jamaican soccer officials named Khari Stephenson of the Kansas City Wizards to a 21-member squad for a friendly international against Guatemala on Saturday in Florida.
		The midfielder is set to earn his first cap for the Reggae Boyz, who will use the match as preparation for their crucial CONCACAF World Cup qualifier against Panama on Oct. 9.
		Stephenson is one of several players without international experience named by coach Carl Brown on Wednesday.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /2004/soccer/09/29/bc.soc.jamaica.stephenson.ap (247 words)

	ChicagoSportsReview.com
		Stephenson would cap the scoring just after the break in the 43rd minute.
		Khari Stephenson 1 (Nate Jaqua 1, Ian Pilarski 2) 10'
		Khari Stephenson 2 (Sumed Ibrahim 3, Kelly Gray 1) 43'
	www.chicagosportsreview.com /printer/article.asp?c=97867 (642 words)

	Soccer365 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		A first-time strike from Jack Jewsbury two minutes deep into second-half stoppage time capped a dramatic and exhaustive come back for the Kansas City Wizards, as they defeated the San Jose Earthquakes 3-0 on Saturday night at Arrowhead Stadium to claim their Western Conference Semifinal series 3-2 on aggregate.
		Needing to overcome a 2-0 deficit after their first-leg loss, the Wizards got the vital first goal midway through the first half from surprise starter Khari Stephenson, then an unfortunate own goal off the foot of Brian Ching just after the second half began levelled the aggregate score, setting the stage for Jewsbury's heroics.
		Sliding to keep possession, the second-year midfielder knocked the ball to the burly Stephenson who quickly turned at the spot and fired a drive past Onstad and into the left side of the goal.
	www.soccer365.com /Home/page_89_83850.shtml (1048 words)

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