Currently

College

2001: Walker started all 19 matches that he saw time in and notched three goals and two assists.

2000: After transferring to Santa Clara, Walker started 11 of the 17 matches he saw time in and scored a goal in four of his first five appearances. He also notched three assists.

1999: Walker spent his freshman season at Air Force and appeared in 10 of the Falcons' 19 matches (seven starts). He scored three goals and chipped in an assist, including the game-winning goal over Oregon State with 47 seconds remaining in the 4-3 victory.

MLS

2006: Walker continued to prove useful for the Black-and-Red, seeing time at both forward and in the midfield. In 19 appearances (three starts), Walker notched a goal and an assist. Walker was also instrumental in D.C.'s run to the semi-finals of the U.S. Open Cup, scoring three goals in the competition, including a two-goal performance against New York on 8/23. He also performed well for the United reserves, scoring two goals in nine matches.

2005: Walker joined the Black-and-Red just prior to the start of the 2005 season. The speedy forward became a dangerous attacking option, as he notched two goals and dished out seven assists in 22 appearances (six starts). Walker also showed his value as a part of the reserve team, as he led the division with nine goals, while also notching three assists. Two of his assists went for game-winners. Walker also scored four goals for United in other cups and competitions.

2004: Walker spent an injury-plagued season with the San Jose Earthquakes, seeing time in 10 games (two starts). Following the 2004 season, Walker was selected by Chivas USA in the MLS Expansion Draft.

2003: Walker was selected by the San Jose Earthquakes in the fourth round of the 2003 MLS SuperDraft (39th overall). In 19 games during his rookie season, Walker scored four goals in only 365 minutes of play. His first three starts for the Earthquakes came during the team's MLS Cup championship run, as he scored a goal and dished out two assists in four total games.

Honors - MLS Cup Champion: 2003

USL First Division

On July 9, 2008, the RailHawks traded Walker to the Rochester Rhinos in exchange for Hamed Diallo. The Rhinos then immediately traded Walker and Chase Harrison to the Portland Timbers for Andrew Gregor.

Honors

D.C. United

References

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Alaina Huffman (born April 17, 1980) is a Canadian film and television actress, also known professionally as Alaina Kalanj (her birth name).

She may be best-known for her role on the Canadian television series Painkiller Jane, in which she played Maureen Bowers. Most recently she played Dinah Lance/Black Canary on Smallville. She is now a regular cast member in the TV series Stargate Universe.

Biography

When her parents moved to Dallas she saw the opportunity to live in the United States and enroll in college, leaving modeling behind. While in school, she took on acting roles in a series of independent films. Eventually she moved to Los Angeles where she added more television credits to her resume.

Alaina has three children with her husband John Huffman: a son, Elijah, and two daughters Hanna and Charley-Jane. Charley-Jane was born December 8th, 2009. The latter pregnancy coincided with the first season of Stargate Universe, and was written into the plot.

Filmography

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