Storm drop finale 20-5
April 5, 2009 - Xtreme Soccer League (XSL)
Chicago Storm News Release
HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. (April 5, 2009) - The Chicago Storm's inaugural season in the Xtreme Soccer League finished on a disappointing note in a 20-5 loss to the Milwaukee Wave at the Sears Centre on Sunday.
Andy Rosenband put the Storm (7-13) on top 2-0, getting loose at the back post and depositing Will Kletzien's nice feed.
But the Wave dominated the game after that, scoring the next seven goals. Carlos Clay scored his first goal of the season with 6:50 to go in the second quarter, a 3-pointer. But it was 14-5 Wave at half.
Ian Bennett finished the season with 35 points to lead the Storm.
XSL postseason awards will be announced later this week. Storm Summer Soccer Camps return in June, with 40 camps throughout Chicago land and an additional seven Storm Chasers Dance Camps. Visit chicagostorm.net/camps/index.html for more information.
Founded last summer by the Milwaukee Wave, Detroit Ignition, New Jersey Ironmen and Chicago Storm, the Xtreme Soccer League is more than an indoor soccer league. The Xtreme Soccer Xperience is an energetic and innovative 12-month sports lifestyle brand built around skilled soccer professionals, entertainment and fan participation -- both live and online. For more information, visit XtremeSL.net.
Xtreme Soccer League Stories from April 5, 2009
- Storm drop finale 20-5 - Chicago Storm
- Ironmen finish season with three game win streak - New Jersey Ironmen
- XSL Champs defeated by three in Newark - Detroit Ignition
- Wave rout Storm 20-5 in finale - Milwaukee Wave
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