MISL weekly

Published on February 11, 2004 under Major Indoor Soccer League 2 (MISL 2) News Release


THIS WEEK'S MISL GAMES:

Thursday, February 12, 2004

Monterrey Fury at St. Louis Steamers
Family Arena, 10:35 a.m. CT
The Steamers will hope to improve their 4-7 home record in the second meeting between these two clubs this season. The Steamers defeated the Fury 4-3 in St. Louis on December 13.

Saturday, February 14, 2004

Dallas Sidekicks at Milwaukee Wave
U.S. Cellular Arena, 7:00 p.m. CT
Milwaukee lost its first two home games of 2003-04 season last weekend. Still, the Sidekicks (3-7 on the road) will have their work cut out for them as they meet the Wave for the first time this season.

Monterrey Fury at Kansas City Comets
Kemper Arena, 7:35 p.m. CT
The Comets, winners of two big games last week, have defeated the Fury twice this season by a combined score of 15-10.


Baltimore Blast at San Diego Sockers
San Diego Sports Arena, 7:00 p.m. PT
The Sockers return home after a three-game road trip to meet the Eastern Division-leading Blast. Baltimore is one of three teams in the League with a winning road record. This will be the first match between these two clubs this season.

Sunday, February 15, 2004

Dallas Sidekicks at Cleveland Force
CSU Convocation Center, 3:05 p.m. CT
This will be the third meeting this season between the Force and Dallas, with the series currently tied 1-1. The Sidekicks defeated Cleveland in their last meeting, winning 8-2 in Dallas on December 12.

LAST WEEK'S MISL RESULTS:


Games of Thursday, February 5, 2004


Kansas City Comets 6, MILWAUKEE WAVE 5 (OT)

Score by Quarters: Goalkeepers: Attendance: 3,014
Kansas City 1-0-2-2-1=6 Kansas City: Chris Damico, 13 SF – 8 SA
Milwaukee 0-3-1-1-0=5 Milwaukee: Nick Vorberg, 18 SF – 12 SA

Kansas City: Nate Houser (two goals), Jeff Davis (goal, assist), Jamar Beasley (goal, assist), Dino Delevski (two assists), Matt Tanzini (goal), Vlatko Andonovski (goal)

Milwaukee: Greg Howes (goal, assist), Joe Reiniger (two goals), Lovelace Ackah (goal), Pat White (assist), Michael King (assist), Todd Dusosky (assist), Marcelo Fontana (goal)
Notes: Nate Houser scored his second goal of the night for the Kansas City Comets 3:14 into overtime to wrap up a 6-5 win over the Milwaukee Wave Thursday night at U.S. Cellular Arena. Going into the game Milwaukee was 9-0 at home and 6-1 versus Central Division opponents. The Wave's lone divisional loss came against the Comets (an 8-6 defeat in Kansas City on January 16). The loss was Milwaukee's first in five games, and first of the season at home.

Games of Friday, February 6, 2004


Monterrey Fury 5, CLEVELAND FORCE 3

Score by Quarters: Goalkeepers: Attendance: 4,779
Monterrey 2-2-0-1=5 Monterrey: Hector Mireles, 24 SF – 21 SA
Cleveland 1-0-2-0=3 Cleveland: Jim Larkin, 15 SF – 10 SA

Monterrey: Marco Coria (two goals), Marco Lopez (goal, two assists), Renato Pereira (two goals), Sergio Villalba (assist)

Cleveland: Josh Evans (goal), Lee Edgerton (goal), Myles Stoddard (assist), John Ball (assist), Antonio Sutton (goal)
Notes: Marco Coria and Renato Pereira each scored twice as the Monterrey Fury posted their sixth win of the season,
5-3 over the Cleveland Force. The win snapped a two-game losing streak for Monterrey. Antonio Sutton helped the Force come out of the gates strong with a goal 28 seconds in, marking the first and last time Cleveland would hold the lead. Cleveland netminder Jim Larkin faced 15 shots and made 10 saves, while Monterrey's Hector Mireles saved 21 of the 24 shots he faced.



Games of Saturday, February 7, 2004


ST. LOUIS STEAMERS 6, San Diego Sockers 2

Score by Quarters: Goalkeepers: Attendance: 3,287
San Diego 0-1-0-1=2 San Diego: Victor Nogueira, 16 SF – 12 SA
St. Louis 0-2-0-4=6 St. Louis: Brett Phillips, 17 SF – 15 SA

San Diego: Joshua Elbaum (goal), Sean Bowers (assist), Mariano Bollella (assist), Robbie Aristodemo (goal)

St. Louis: Sterling Wescott (two goals, two assists), Mark Thomas (goal, assist), Daryl Doran (goal, assist), Sipho Sibiya (goal, assist), Steve Butcher (goal), Mali Walton (assist)
Notes: The Steamers avenged an 8-1 loss to San Diego on December 14, scoring early and often in the Family Arena. Sterling Wescott scored two first-quarter goals and later added two assists to lead the St. Louis Steamers, while Mark Thomas (one goal, one assist), Sipho Sibiya (one goal, one assist), and Daryl Doran (one goal, one assist) also contributed to the offensive output. The Sockers continued to struggle away from San Diego, dropping to 2-7 on the road.


PHILADELPHIA KIXX 9, Baltimore Blast 3

Score by Quarters: Goalkeepers: Attendance: 7,142
Baltimore 0-1-1-1=3 Baltimore: Scott Hileman, 14 SF – 7 SA
Philadelphia 2-4-1-2=9 Philadelphia: Peter Pappas, 26 SF – 23 SA

Baltimore: Carlos Farias (two assists), Lee Tschantret (goal), Rich Daughtridge (goal), Chris Handsor (assist), David Bascome (goal)

Philadelphia: Pat Morris (goal, three assists), Don D'Ambra (three goals), Drew Kopp (two goals), Kevin Sloan (goal), Tony McPeak (goal), Joel Shanker (goal), Goran Vasic (assist), Andy Guastaferro (assist), Peter Pappas (assist)
Notes: The Philadelphia KiXX picked up a game on the Eastern Conference-leading Baltimore Blast with a 9-3 win before 7,142 at the Wachovia Spectrum. Player-coach Don D'Ambra recorded a hat trick as the KiXX scored the first six goals of the game. Baltimore was held scoreless until David Bascome found the net with one second left in the second quarter. Peter Pappas faced 26 Baltimore shots and made 23 saves while his counterpart Scott Hileman stopped seven of 14.


KANSAS CITY COMETS 10, Dallas Sidekicks 9

Score by Quarters: Goalkeepers: Attendance: 8,066
Dallas 2-3-3-1=9 Dallas: Sagu, 16 SF – 6 SA
Kansas City 0-2-4-4=10 Kansas City: Chris Damico, 26 SF – 17 SA

Dallas: Martin Nash (four goals, assist), Martin Dugas (two assists), Ricardinho (goal, assist), Jose Alvarado (goal), Kiley Couch (assist), Frank Filo (goal), Patrick Shamu (assist), Nick Stavrou (goal), Shaun David (goal)

Kansas City: Dino Delevski (three goals, assist), Anthony Maher (three goals, assist), Jamar Beasley (two goals, assist), Sandre Naumoski (goal, assist), Nate Houser (goal), Jeff Davis (assist), Brian Soell (assist), Jake Dancy (assist)
Notes: Despite a four-goal performance from Martin Nash, the Sidekicks dropped to 3-7 on the road after a loss in Kansas City. Kansas City rallied from five goals down, then scored twice in the last 2:35 of the game to steal the win in front of 8,066 at Kemper Arena. Dino Delevski paced the Comets with three goals (including the game-winner with just under two minutes left) and an assist. Anthony Maher matched that effort with three goals and an assist of his own. Goalkeeper Chris Damico turned away 17 of 27 Dallas shots.


Games of Sunday, February 8, 2004

Philadelphia KiXX 5, MILWAUKEE WAVE 4

Score by Quarters: Goalkeepers: Attendance: 6,902
Philadelphia 1-2-1-1=5 Philadelphia: Peter Pappas, 26 SF – 22 SA
Milwaukee 1-1-1-1=4 Milwaukee: Dan Green, 10 SF – 6 SA

Philadelphia: Joel Shanker (two goals, assist), Goran Vasic (two assists), Drew Kopp (goal), Ze Roberto (assist), Andy Guastaferro (goal), Pat Morris (assist), Kevin Sloan (goal)

Milwaukee: Greg Howes (two goals), Michael King (goal, assist), Leighton O'Brien (goal), Chris Morman (assist), Todd Dusosky (assist)
Notes: The KiXX won a hard fought battle to record only their second road win ever over the Milwaukee Wave on Sunday in front of 6,902 at U.S. Cellular Arena. Milwaukee's Leighton O'Brien equalized the game at 7:55 of the third period, but shortly thereafter Joel Shanker and Drew Kopp gave Philadelphia the lead for good. Peter Pappas turned in another strong performance in net, saving 22 of 26 shots. Dan Green of the Wave saved six of the 10 shots he faced.

CLEVELAND FORCE 7, San Diego Sockers 3

Score by Quarters: Goalkeepers: Attendance: 3,938
San Diego 1-1-0-1=3 San Diego: Victor Nogueira, 13 SF – 7 SA
Cleveland 2-4-1-0=7 Cleveland: Larkin, 31 SF – 28 SA

San Diego: Paul Dougherty (goal), Mariano Bollella (assist), Paul Wright (assist), Mauricio Alegre (assist), Tony Velazquez (goal), Robbie Aristodemo (goal)

Cleveland: Fred DeGand (goal, assist), Justin Evans (goal), John Ball (goal, assist), Joel Bailey (goal, assist), Zoran Karic (two assists), Jim Larkin (assist), Lee Edgerton (goal), Myles Stoddard (goal), Adauto Neto (goal), Omid Namazi (assist)
Notes: Goalkeeper Jim Larkin recorded a career-high 28 saves to help the Cleveland Force defeat the Sockers 7-3 before a crowd of 3,938 at the CSU Convocation Center. Robbie Aristodemo's goal at 8:06 of the first knotted the score at 1-1, which was as close as the San Diego came – Fred DeGand restored the Force lead 19 seconds later. Cleveland ended the half with an offensive explosion, opening up a 6-2 lead with goals by Myles Stoddard at 13:29 and Adauto Neto 39 seconds before the buzzer. Larkin's 28 saves are also an MISL season best.

Games of Wednesday, February 11, 2004

PHILADELPHIA KIXX 5, Cleveland Force 3

Score by Quarters: Goalkeepers: Attendance: 10,153
Cleveland 0-1-1-1=3 Cleveland: Jim Larkin, 17 SF – 12 SA
Philadelphia 1-0-2-2=5 Philadelphia: Peter Pappas, 22 SF – 19 SA

Cleveland: Myles Stoddard (three goals), Joel Bailey (two assists), Adauto Neto (assist)

Philadelphia: Don D'Ambra (goal), Kevin Sloan (assist), Les Lunsford (goal), Mauricio Vincello (goal, assist), Pat Morris (goal), Goran Vasic (assist), Matt Brooks (goal), Andy Guastaferro (assist)
Notes: The KiXX extended their winning streak to five games in front of a School Day crowd of 10,153 at the Wachovia Spectrum. Fourth-quarter goals from Pat Morris and Matt Brooks sealed the victory. Myles Stoddard scored all three Force goals (two of which were assisted by Joel Bailey), marking his first hat trick with Cleveland. The Force fell to 0-7 versus Eastern Division opponents in 2003-04, and 0-4 this season against the KiXX.


EASTERN DIVISION TEAM CAPSULES

Baltimore Blast www.baltimoreblast.com
Record: 18-7, 1st place in the Eastern Division
Home: 11-2 Road: 7-5 Goals For: 167 Goals Against: 127
Statistical Leaders:
Points: Carlos Farias, 46 Goals: Denison Cabral, 22 Assists: Carlos Farias, 33
Denison Cabral, 35 Giuliano Celenza, 20 Denison Cabral, 13
David Bascome, 29 P.J. Wakefield, 18 Chris Handsor, 13

Blocks: Wendell Regis, 39 Goalkeeper: Scott Hileman, 17-6, 4.80 GAA, .717 save percentage
Billy Nelson, 31
Lee Tschantret, 23
This Week: Saturday, February 14, at San Diego, 7:00 p.m. PT

Notes: The Blast fell 9-3 in Philadelphia on Saturday night. Baltimore's lead in the East has shrunk to one and one-half games over Philadelphia. Carlos "Chile" Farias is second in the MISL with 46 points, and leads the League with 33 assists. Denison Cabral ranks eighth in the League with 35 points, and is fifth in goals with 22. Scott Hileman remains the winningest goalkeeper in the MISL with 17 victories, and is third with 286 saves. The Blast's only game this week comes on Saturday night in San Diego; Baltimore is one of only three teams in the MISL with a winning road record (Philadelphia and Milwaukee are the others).



Cleveland Force www.clevelandforce.com
Record: 7-16, 3rd place in the Eastern Division
Home: 4-8 Road: 3-8 Goals For: 107 Goals Against: 134
Statistical Leaders:
Points: Zoran Karic, 23 Goals: Lee Edgerton, 18 Assists: Zoran Karic, 18
Lee Edgerton, 23 Hector Marinaro, 14 John Ball, 9
Hector Marinaro, 22 Justin Evans, 14 Hector Marinaro, 8

Blocks: John Ball, 28 Goalkeepers: Jim Larkin, 5-9, 4.98 GAA, .732 save percentage
Hector Marinaro, 27 (as of 2/10/04) Otto Orf, 2-6, 6.29 GAA, .702 save percentage
Two Tied, 22
This Week: Sunday, February 15, vs. Dallas, 3:05 p.m. ET

Notes: Cleveland went 1-2 last week, with losses to Monterrey (5-3 on Friday at home) and Philadelphia (5-3 in Philadelphia on Wednesday morning) and a 7-3 win at home against San Diego on Sunday. Wednesday's loss left the Force winless (0-7) against Eastern Division opponents this season. Cleveland is 10 full games behind first-place Baltimore and eight and one-half games behind Philadelphia in the East. Zoran Karic is now tied with Lee Edgerton for the team lead with 23 points; Karic also leads the team with 18 assists. Myles Stoddard scored all three Cleveland goals against the KiXX on Wednesday, recording his first hat trick with the team. Cleveland's only remaining game this week comes at home against Dallas on Sunday.


Philadelphia KiXX www.kixxonline.com
Record: 16-8, 2nd place in the Eastern Division
Home: 8-3 Road: 8-5 Goals For: 140 Goals Against: 109
Statistical Leaders:
Points: Goran Vasic, 37 Goals: Don D'Ambra, 27 Assists: Goran Vasic, 27
Don D'Ambra, 31 Joel Shanker, 21 Ze Roberto, 10
Joel Shanker, 30 Kevin Sloan, 15 Joel Shanker, 9

Blocks: Pat Morris, 55 Goalkeeper: Peter Pappas, 14-6, 4.38 GAA, .776 save percentage
Mauricio Vincello, 33 (as of 2/10/04)
Drew Kopp, 23
This Week: No games

Notes: The KiXX remained the hottest team in the League with a 5-3 win over Cleveland in front of 10,153 fans at the Wachovia Spectrum on Wednesday morning. The win was the team's fifth in a row, moving them within one and one-half games of first-place Baltimore in the Eastern Division. Last week, the KiXX defeated Baltimore and Milwaukee, both division leaders, by a combined score of 14-7. Goran Vasic leads the team and is tied for sixth in the League with 37 points. He is also second with 27 assists. Don D'Ambra is third in the MISL with 27 goals and is 13th with 31 points. Entering play on Wednesday morning, goalkeeper Peter Pappas was third in the League with a 4.38 goals against average and tied for second with 14 wins. He also led the MISL in saves (304) and save percentage (.776). The KiXX play no more games this week.



CENTRAL DIVISION TEAM CAPSULES


Kansas City Comets www.kccomets.com
Record: 10-15, 2nd place in the Central Division
Home: 5-7 Road: 5-8 Goals For: 159 Goals Against: 205
Statistical Leaders:
Points: Dino Delevski, 41 Goals: Dino Delevski, 30 Assists: Miodrag Djerisilo, 19
Miodrag Djerisilo, 34 Jamar Beasley, 19 Jeff Davis, 15
Jeff Davis, 30 Anthony Maher, 17 Vlatko Andonovski, 14

Blocks: Jeff Davis, 42 Goalkeeper: Chris Damico, 4-5, 8.05 GAA, .611 save percentage
Casey Barton, 30
Matt Tanzini, 26
This Week: Saturday, February 14, vs. Monterrey, 7:35 p.m. CT

Notes: Following a home loss to Baltimore last Wednesday morning, the Comets recorded two significant wins, recording a 6-5 overtime win in Milwaukee on Thursday and defeating Dallas 10-9 at home on Saturday. The Comets became the first team to defeat the Wave at U.S. Cellular Arena this season. Dino Delevski was named Offensive Player of the Week on Monday; he now ranks fourth in the League with 41 points and leads the circuit with 30 goals. Jeff Davis, the second-highest-scoring defender in the MISL with 30 points, is tied for fourth in the League with 42 blocks. Miodrag Djerisilo sits ninth in the MISL with 34 points. The Comets' lone game this week comes on Saturday, when the Monterrey Fury visits Kemper Arena.






Milwaukee Wave www.milwaukeewave.com
Record: 17-6, 1st place in the Central Division
Home: 9-2 Road: 8-4 Goals For: 149 Goals Against: 102
Statistical Leaders:
Points: Greg Howes, 54 Goals: Greg Howes, 32 Assists: Todd Dusosky, 23
Todd Dusosky, 39 Michael King, 20 Greg Howes, 22
Michael King, 33 Joe Reiniger, 18 Michael King, 13

Blocks: Lovelace Ackah, 42 Goalkeepers: Dan Green, 10-2, 3.72 GAA, .768 save percentage
Pat White, 30 Nick Vorberg, 7-3, 4.86 GAA, .712 save percentage
Two Tied, 26
This Week: Saturday, February 14, vs. Dallas, 7:00 p.m. CT

Notes: Milwaukee's perfect home record incurred its first blemishes last week, thanks to losses to Kansas City (6-5 in overtime on Thursday) and Philadelphia (5-4 on Sunday). The Wave's home mark (9-2) remains impressive, as does the team's eight-game lead over the Comets in the Central Division. Greg Howes still sits atop the League's scoring leaderboard with 54 points; he also leads the MISL with 32 goals, and is fourth with 22 assists. Todd Dusosky has assumed the team lead with 23 assists (third in the League), and ranks fifth with 39 points. Defender Lovelace Ackah is tied for fourth in the MISL with 42 blocks. Dan Green leads the League in goals against average (3.72) and is second with a .768 save percentage. Wave skipper Keith Tozer was officially named head coach of the MISL USA All-Star team on Monday; Tozer will make his eighth All-Star coaching appearance. The Wave entertains the Dallas Sidekicks this Saturday night.




St. Louis Steamers www.stlsteamers.com
Record: 7-14, 3rd place in the Central Division
Home: 4-7 Road: 3-7 Goals For: 91 Goals Against: 124
Statistical Leaders:
Points: Steve Butcher, 32 Goals: Steve Butcher, 20 Assists: Steve Butcher, 12
Daryl Doran, 18 Jeff DiMaria, 9 Daryl Doran, 10
Jeff DiMaria, 17 Five Tied, 8 Three Tied, 8

Blocks: D.J. Newsom, 18 Goalkeepers: Brett Phillips, 7-11, 5.61 GAA, .726 save percentage
Mali Walton, 18 Nando Hernandez, 0-3, 5.83 GAA, .692 save percentage
Matt Caution, 16
This Week: Thursday, February 12, vs. Monterrey, 10:35 a.m. CT
Monday, February 16, vs. San Diego, 1:05 p.m. CT

Notes: The Steamers defeated the San Diego Sockers 6-2 at home last Saturday. Midfielder Sterling Wescott posted an outstanding performance, finishing with two goals and two assists. Brett Phillips turned away 19 of 21 shots in goal. St. Louis remains one game behind second-place Kansas City in the Central Division. Steve Butcher leads the Steamers in points (32, 12th in the League), goals (20), and assists (12). The Steamers are at home for their next two games, and four of their next five; the Monterrey Fury comes to town this Thursday, and St. Louis hosts San Diego next Monday afternoon.



WESTERN DIVISION TEAM CAPSULES


Dallas Sidekicks www.dallassidekicks.com
Record: 14-10, 1st place in Western Division
Home: 11-3 Road: 3-7 Goals For: 145 Goals Against: 111
Statistical Leaders:
Points: David Doyle, 33 Goals: David Doyle, 19 Assists: David Doyle, 14
Nick Stavrou, 30 Nick Stavrou, 19 Martin Nash, 14
Martin Nash, 27 Shaun David, 14 Martin Dugas, 12

Blocks: Kiley Couch, 36 Goalkeeper: Sagu, 14-8, 4.34 GAA, .734 save percentage
Sinisa Alebic, 27
Frank Filo, 27
This Week: Saturday, February 14, at Milwaukee, 7:00 p.m. CT
Sunday, February 15, at Cleveland, 3:05 p.m. ET

Notes: The Sidekicks fell in their only game last week, 10-9 in Kansas City on Saturday. Dallas maintains a three and one-half game lead over San Diego in the West. Though out with an ankle injury, David Doyle remains the team's leading scorer with 33 points (tied for 10th overall). He is followed by Nick Stavrou (30 points, tied for 13th). Goalkeeper Sagu is among the League's leaders in goals against average (4.34, second), wins (14, tied for second), minutes (1,437, first), saves (287, second), and save percentage (.734, fourth). The Sidekicks, holders of a 3-7 road mark, travel for two games in as many days this weekend, heading to Milwaukee on Saturday and Cleveland on Sunday.



Monterrey Fury www.monterreyfury.com
Record: 6-16, 3rd place in Western Division
Home: 2-6 Road: 4-10 Goals For: 105 Goals Against: 141
Statistical Leaders:
Points: Genoni Martinez, 44 Goals: Genoni Martinez, 24 Assists: Marco Lopez, 21
Marco Lopez, 37 Marco Lopez, 16 Genoni Martinez, 20
Armando Valdivia, 22 Octavio Perez, 15 Armando Valdivia, 10

Blocks: Genoni Martinez, 45 Goalkeepers: Hector Mireles, 5-11, 5.65 GAA, .736 save percentage
Oswaldo Medina, 37 Christian Guemez, 1-5, 7.99 GAA, .615 save percentage
Victor Quiroz, 22
This Week: Thursday, February 12, at St. Louis, 10:35 a.m. CT
Saturday, February 14, at Kansas City, 7:35 p.m. CT

Notes: The Fury recorded a 5-3 win in Cleveland last Friday. The team's home game scheduled for Sunday, February 8, against St. Louis was postponed and will be re-scheduled at a later date. Reigning Defender of the Year Genoni Martinez ranks third in the League with 44 points and fourth with 24 goals. Martinez is also third in the MISL with 45 blocks. Playmaker Marco Lopez is sixth in the League with 27 points, and ranks fifth with 21 assists. Hector Mireles, who saved 21 of 24 shots in the victory over the Force, is third in the MISL with a .736 save percentage. Monterrey hits the road for two games this week, in St. Louis on Thursday morning and in Kansas City on Saturday.


San Diego Sockers www.sockers.com
Record: 10-13, 2nd place in Western Division
Home: 8-5 Road: 2-8 Goals For: 100 Goals Against: 110
Statistical Leaders:
Points: Paul Wright, 28 Goals: Mariano Bollella, 14 Assists: Paul Wright, 17
Mariano Bollella, 22 Mark Ughy, 13 Sean Bowers, 12
Sean Bowers, 20 Nino DaSilva, 13 Mariano Bollella, 8

Blocks: Sean Bowers, 66 Goalkeeper: Victor Nogueira, 10-13, 4.66 GAA, .731 save percentage
David Beltran, 29
Matt Johnson, 26
This Week: Saturday, February 14, vs. Baltimore, 7:00 p.m. PT
Monday, February 16, at St. Louis, 1:05 p.m. CT

Notes: San Diego's losing streak reached three games with two road defeats last week, 6-2 in St. Louis on Saturday and 7-3 in Cleveland on Sunday. The Sockers hold the worst road record (2-8) in the MISL. Still, San Diego is only three and one-half games behind Dallas in the Western Division. Leading scorer Paul Wright (28 points) is tied for 18th in the League. Defender Sean Bowers leads the MISL in blocks by a substantial margin, with 66. Goalkeeper Victor Nogueira, who has started all 23 Sockers games this season, is fourth in the MISL with a 4.66 goals against average. He is also tied for fourth with 10 wins, third with 1,340 minutes, and fourth with 282 saves. San Diego returns home (where the club is 8-5 this season) on Saturday to host the Baltimore Blast, and then plays in St. Louis on Monday afternoon.

LEAGUE NOTES

- John Bellanti, the former owner of the Buffalo Blizzard of the NPSL, passed away this past weekend after a battle with cancer. Under his guidance, the Blizzard established itself as an asset to the Buffalo community and stood as an exemplary franchise during its nine-year existence (1992-2001).

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