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1989 Canadian Soccer League season

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Football league season
Canadian Soccer League
Season1989
ChampionsVancouver 86ers
Division LeadersToronto Blizzard (East)
Vancouver 86ers (West)
Matches130
Goals418 (3.22 per match)
Top goalscorerTed Eck (21)
Best goalkeeperPaolo Ceccarelli (0.58 GAA)
←1988
1990 →

The1989 Canadian Soccer League season was the third season of play for theCanadian Soccer League, a Division 1 men's soccer league in theCanadian soccer pyramid.

Format and changes from previous season

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TheVictoria Vistas joined theCanadian Soccer League as an expansion team for the 1990 season, joining the West Division.[1][2] The divisions were now even with five teams each.

TheCalgary Kickers folded following the 1988 season, but the club was replaced by a community-owned team called theCalgary Strikers.[3][4]

Similar to the previous season, the teams played an unbalanced schedule with two-thirds of a team's matches coming against teams in their own division(4 matches each) and one-third against the opposite division (2 matches each) for a total of 26 matches. Following the season, the top three teams in each division would advance to the playoffs, with the division leaders earning a first round bye, to designate a national champion club.[5] This season would see the first two rounds of the playoffs being played in two-legged times determined by aggregate score, while the final would remain a single match championship final.

Summary

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Vancouver repeated as West Division champions, while Toronto won their first East Division title. Hamilton reached the final despite for the third consecutive year, where they faced Vancouver for the second year in a row, with the 86ers repeating as champions.

Vancouver was dominant again, losing but two regular-season matchesen route to a second straight victory over Hamilton in the championship game. The 86ers went 46 consecutive games from the previous season into this one without losing, which is a record for a professional sports team in Canada.[6]

Regular season

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East Division

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Toronto Blizzard2616644827+2138Playoff semifinals
2Hamilton Steelers2615745628+2837Playoff quarterfinals
3North York Rockets2612953523+1233
4Ottawa Intrepid2678114146−522
5Montreal Supra2639142646−2015
Source:Canadian Soccer History Archives1989 CSL Stats

West Division

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Vancouver 86ers2618626533+3242Playoff semifinals
2Edmonton Brick Men2693144455−1121Playoff quarterfinals
3Calgary Strikers2683153656−2019
4Winnipeg Fury2667133551−1619
5Victoria Vistas2646163253−2114
Source:Canadian Soccer History Archives1989 CSL Stats

Overall

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Vancouver 86ers(C)2618626533+3242Playoff semifinals
2Toronto Blizzard2616644827+2138
3Hamilton Steelers2615745628+2837Playoff quarterfinals
4North York Rockets2612953523+1233
5Ottawa Intrepid2678114146−522
6Edmonton Brick Men2693144455−1121Playoff quarterfinals
7Calgary Strikers2683153656−2019
8Winnipeg Fury2667133551−1619
9Montreal Supra2639142646−2015
10Victoria Vistas2646163253−2114
Source:Canadian Soccer History Archives1989 CSL Stats
(C) Champion (qualified to1990 North American Club Championship)

Playoffs

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Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
1WVancouver 86ers549
2WEdmonton Brick Men3032WEdmonton Brick Men303
3WCalgary Strikers1011WVancouver 86ers3
2EHamilton Steelers2
1EToronto Blizzard112
2EHamilton Steelers1122EHamilton Steelers123
3ENorth York Rockets101

Quarterfinal

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Calgary Strikers vEdmonton Brick Men
September 13, 1989Calgary Strikers1–3Edmonton Brick MenCalgary, Alberta
Smith 45'[[7] Report]Fashanu 21'
Rob Reed 38'
Jorge Rodriguez 91'		Stadium:Mewata Stadium
Attendance: 600
Edmonton Brick Men vCalgary Strikers
September 17, 1989Edmonton Brick Men0–0Calgary StrikersEdmonton, Alberta
16:00[[8] Report]Stadium:Clarke Stadium
Attendance: 878

Edmonton Brick Men won 3–1 on aggregate.

North York Rockets vHamilton Steelers
September 13, 1989North York Rockets1–1Hamilton SteelersNorth York, Ontario
Berdusco 56'[[9] Report]Marinaro 82'Stadium:Esther Shiner Stadium
Hamilton Steelers vNorth York Rockets
September 17, 1989Hamilton Steelers1–0North York RocketsHamilton, Ontario
19:30Hector Chazaretta 13'[[10] Report]Stadium:Brian Timmis Stadium

Hamilton Steelers won 2–1 on aggregate.

Semifinal

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Edmonton Brick Men vVancouver 86ers
September 20, 1989Edmonton Brick Men3–5Vancouver 86ersEdmonton, Alberta
18:00Fashanu 7',23'
Jorge Rodriguez 36'		[[11][12] Report]Catliff 45'
Mitchell 60'
Mobilio 62'
Easton Jr. 73',89'		Stadium:Clarke Stadium
Attendance: 1000
Vancouver 86ers vEdmonton Brick Men
September 24, 1989Vancouver 86ers4–0Edmonton Brick MenVancouver, British Columbia
19:30Mitchell,
Easton Jr.
Evans		[[13] Report]Stadium:Swangard Stadium
Attendance: 5772

Vancouver 86ers won 9–3 on aggregate.

Hamilton Steelers vToronto Blizzard
September 20, 1989Hamilton Steelers1–1Toronto BlizzardHamilton, Ontario
21:00Gary Morrow[[14] Report]FletcherStadium:Brian Timmis Stadium
Attendance: 2200
Referee: Brian Smith
Toronto Blizzard vHamilton Steelers
September 24, 1989Toronto Blizzard1–2Hamilton SteelersEtobicoke, Ontario
Fletcher[[15] Report]Bunbury
Gasparini		Stadium:Centennial Park Stadium
Attendance: 4500

Hamilton Steelers won 3–2 on aggregate.

Final

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Vancouver 86ers vHamilton Steelers
October 1, 1989Vancouver 86ers3–2Hamilton SteelersVancouver, British Columbia
19:30Muirhead 51'
Valentine 57'
Mobilio 67'		[[16][17] Report]Gray 42'
Hector Chazaretta 76'		Stadium:Swangard Stadium
Attendance: 7942
Referee: Derek Douglas

Statistics

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Top scorers

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RankPlayerClubGoals
1United StatesTed EckOttawa Intrepid21
2EnglandJustin FashanuEdmonton Brick Men17
3ArgentinaAmadeo GaspariniHamilton Steelers15
4Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaCyprusVladan TomićNorth York Rockets14
5CanadaBilly DomazetisHamilton Steelers13
6ScotlandAndy SmithCalgary Strikers11
Reference:[18]

Top goaltenders

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RankPlayerClubGAA
1CanadaPaolo CeccarelliNorth York Rockets0.58
2CanadaPaul DolanHamilton Steelers1.00
3CanadaPat HarringtonToronto Blizzard1.04
4CanadaPat OnstadWinnipeg Fury1.20
5CanadaDon FergusonNorth York Rockets1.23
Reference:[18]

Honours

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The following awards and nominations were awarded for the 1989 season.[18][19]

AwardPlayerTeam
Most Valuable PlayerEnglandJustin FashanuEdmonton Brick Men
Rookie of the YearCanadaPaul PeschisolidoToronto Blizzard


League All-Stars

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PlayerPosition
CanadaPat Harrington(Toronto Blizzard)Goalkeeper
CanadaSteve MacDonald(Vancouver 86ers)Defender
CanadaPeter Sarantopoulos(North York Rockets)Defender
CanadaDrew Ferguson(Hamilton Steelers)Defender
CanadaTrevor McCallum(Toronto Blizzard)Defender
CanadaPaul James(Ottawa Intrepid)Midfielder
CanadaCarl Valentine(Vancouver 86ers)Midfielder
Socialist Federal Republic of YugoslaviaCyprusVladan Tomić(North York Rockets)Midfielder
United StatesTed Eck(Ottawa Intrepid)Forward
EnglandJustin Fashanu(Edmonton Brick Men)Forward
ArgentinaAmadeo Gasparini(Hamilton Steelers)Forward

Reserves

PlayerPosition
CanadaPaul Dolan(Hamilton Steelers)Goalkeeper
CanadaShaun Lowther(Winnipeg Fury)Defender
CanadaJoseph Majcher(Toronto Blizzard)Midfielder
CanadaJohn Catliff(Vancouver 86ers)Forward

Front office

PersonRole
CanadaBob Lenarduzzi(Vancouver 86ers)Head Coach
CanadaAlan Errington(Vancouver 86ers)Assistant Coach
CanadaMary Morris(Hamilton Steelers)General Manager

Average home attendances

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Pos.TeamGPAverage Attendance
1Vancouver 86ers264,951
2Winnipeg Fury264,404
3Edmonton Brick Men262,273
4Toronto Blizzard262,173
5Victoria Vistas262,039
6North York Rockets261,937
7Montreal Supra261,841
8Hamilton Steelers261,819
9Ottawa Intrepid261,357
10Calgary Strikers261,233
Total Attendance2602,403
Reference:[17]

References

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  1. ^"Canadian Soccer League (1987-1992)".Fun While it Lasted.
  2. ^Litterer, Dave."Canadian Soccer League I".Soccer History USA.
  3. ^Crossley, Drew (October 26, 2019)."1989 Calgary Strikers".Fun While it Lasted.
  4. ^"Calgary Kickers/Strikers (1987-89)".CSL Memories.
  5. ^MacDonald, Archie (February 26, 1987)."Soccer rebirth".The Vancouver Sun. p. F3.
  6. ^"The 1989 Vancouver 86ers".BC Sports Hall of Fame Inductees.Archived from the original on February 12, 2015. RetrievedApril 5, 2013.
  7. ^Ireland, Joanne (September 14, 1989). "Brick Men take giant step forward".Edmonton Journal. p. 63.
  8. ^Ireland, Joanne (September 18, 1989). "Listless B-Men move on".Edmonton Journal. p. 49.
  9. ^Koep, Bob (September 14, 1989). "Rockets and Steelers tie one on".Toronto Star. p. C15.
  10. ^Koep, Bob (September 18, 1989). "Rockets fizzle out of soccer playoffs".Toronto Star. p. D8.
  11. ^Ireland, Joanne (September 21, 1989). "Brick Men crumble in defeat".Edmonton Journal. p. 65.
  12. ^"86ers rally by Brick Men".Nanaimo Daily News. September 21, 1989. p. 6.
  13. ^Stinson, Dan (September 25, 1989). "Mitchell puts 86ers into final".Vancouver Sun. p. 15.
  14. ^Koep, Bob (September 21, 1989). "Blizzard lucky to escape with tie against Steelers".Toronto Star. p. C9.
  15. ^Koep, Bob (September 25, 1989). "Steelers' Bunbury again burns Blizzard in final".Toronto Star. p. B7.
  16. ^Harrison, Don (October 2, 1989). "Soccer and 86ers both win".The Province. p. 10.
  17. ^abJose, Colin (2001).On-Side - 125 Years of Soccer in Ontario. Vaughan, Ontario: Ontario Soccer Association and Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum. pp. 130, 132.
  18. ^abc"1989 CSL Stats"(PDF).Canadian Soccer League.
  19. ^Grossman, David (October 5, 1989)."Soccer star dreams of pro career in Italy".Toronto Star.

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