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1990 American Professional Soccer League

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Football league season
American Professional Soccer League
Season1990
Teams22
ChampionsMaryland Bays
(1st Title)
PremiersFort Lauderdale Strikers*
(1st Title)
Matches220
Goals694 (3.15 per match)
Best PlayerUnited StatesPhilip Gyau (East)
Mark Dodd,Colorado Foxes (West)
Top goalscorerUnited StatesChance Fry,Seattle Storm
(17 goals) (West) and Overall
United StatesMike Masters (14 Goals) (East)
Best goalkeeperUnited StatesDale Caya,Penn-Jersey Spirit (East)
United StatesMark Dodd,Colorado Foxes (West)
1991

Overview of the 1990American Professional Soccer League season. Although theWestern Soccer League and theAmerican Soccer League merged to form the American Professional Soccer League in 1990, the two leagues remained essentially independent leagues, linked by name alone. During this season, they ran separate regular season schedules with two different points systems. They each had their own playoff formats, had separate league MVPs and had their own All-League teams. The first game between the two leagues came in September when theMaryland Bays of the American Soccer League defeated theSan Francisco Bay Blackhawks of the Western Soccer League for the American Professional Soccer League championship.

History

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On September 9, 1989, the champions of the west coast-basedWestern Soccer Alliance and the east coast-basedAmerican Soccer League played each other for the national championship.[1] This was the first meeting between teams from the two leagues but was part of a larger effort to merge the two leagues.[2] This effort resulted in the creation of theAmerican Professional Soccer League on February 22, 1990.[3] The merger remained one of name only as the two leagues played separate schedules and named separate MVPs and All-League teams. However, it allowed the teams to market themselves as members of a national league.[4] During the playoffs, except for the West semifinals and the APSL finals, teams played a home and away series. However, they needed to win two games, so in the case of a tie after two games, the teams played a thirty-minute mini-game. If the game remained tied, the two teams would enter a shoot out. A shoot out pitted a field player against the opposing team's goalkeeper. The field player had five seconds to take a shot on goal beginning 35 yards from the goal.

League standings

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East (American Soccer League) Conference

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Points:

  • Win: 3
  • Shoot out win: 2
  • Shoot out loss: 1

Northern Division

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PosTeamPldWPKWPKLLGFGAGDPts
1Maryland Bays20141054229+1344
2Albany Capitals20131153522+1342
3Penn-Jersey Spirit20121163423+1139
4Boston Bolts2081292727028
5Washington Stars20700132428−421
6New Jersey Eagles20510142138−1717
Source:[citation needed]

Southern Division

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PosTeamPldWPKWPKLLGFGAGDPts
1Fort Lauderdale Strikers20141143822+1645
2Tampa Bay Rowdies20910103239−729
3Orlando Lions20800122530−524
4Miami Freedom20711112729−224
5Washington Diplomats20412132240−1816
Source:[citation needed]

West (Western Soccer League) Conference

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Points:

  • Win: 6
  • Shoot out win: 4
  • Shoot out loss: 2
  • 1 bonus point per goal scored in regulation, maximum of 3 per game

North Division

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PosTeamPldWPKWPKLLGFGAGDBPPts
1San Francisco Bay Blackhawks2094163930+932104
2Salt Lake Sting20111173934+532104
3Colorado Foxes20104332212+1018100
4Portland Timbers2082374236+63799
5Seattle Storm2091374235+72993
Source:[citation needed]

South Division

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PosTeamPldWPKWPKLLGFGAGDBPPts
1California Emperors2082373532+32789
2Real Santa Barbara2091373335−22387
3Los Angeles Heat208318393902385
4San Diego Nomads2053392228−61967
5New Mexico Chilies20521122545−202161
6Arizona Condors20501142951−222759
Source:[citation needed]

East Conference playoffs

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East bracket

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Semifinals
Best-of-3
1990 East Finals
Best-of-3
          
S1Fort Lauderdale Strikers32-
N2Albany Capitals20-
S1Fort Lauderdale Strikers20-
N1Maryland Bays32-
N1Maryland Bays24-
S2Tampa Bay Rowdies11-

Semifinal 1

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Albany Capitals (NY)2–3Fort Lauderdale Strikers (FL)
Chris Szanto 6:10' (Chinapoo, Masters)
Paul Mariner 45:00' (Masters, Smyth)
ReportRicardo Alonso 117:15' (Carrera, Donev)
Jimmy McGeough, Jr. 73:05' (James, Carrera)
Pedro Magallanes 77:45' (James, Alonso)
Attendance: 750
Referee: (USA)
Fort Lauderdale Strikers (FL)2–0Albany Capitals (NY)
Ricardo Alonso 37:41' (Magallanes, McGeough)
Alvin James 85:00'
Arnie MausserYellow card 89'
ReportBobby CummingYellow card 22'
Steve StokoeYellow card 42'
Royal Palm Polo Club,Boca Raton, Florida
Attendance: 2,483
Referee: (USA)

The Fort Lauderdale Strikers advance to the East Finals.

Semifinal 2

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Tampa Bay Rowdies (FL)1–2 (a.e.t.)Maryland Bays (MD)
Perry Van der BeckYellow card 21:21'
Mark Wright 80:54' (Hooper, Byrne)
ReportKurt Dasbach 34:01' (Ryerson, Nattans)
Jean Harborgold-colored soccer ball 96:27' (Abe)
Attendance: 2,411
Referee: (USA)
Tampa Bay Rowdies (FL)1–4Maryland Bays (MD)
Jeff Jones 7:35' (Hill)ReportJean Harbor 4:30' (Abe)
Philip Gyau 18:45' (Harbor, Sloan)
Jean Harbor 45:38' (Abe, Barger)
John Abe 72:36' (Nattans)
Cedar Lane Park,Maryland
Attendance: 2,953
Referee: (USA)

The Maryland Bays advance to the East Finals.


Conference Finals

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Maryland Bays (MD)3–2Fort Lauderdale Strikers (FL)
John Abe 13:57' (Barger, Namazi)
Jean Harbor 71:29' (Gee)
Joe Barger 87:28' (Ryerson)
Darryl GeeRed card
Report 1
Report 2
Pedro Magallanes 49:57' (Donev)
Marcelo Carrera 52:00'
Troy EdwardsRed card
Cedar Lane Park
Attendance: 3,116
Referee: (USA)
Fort Lauderdale Strikers (FL)0–2Maryland Bays (MD)
Victor MorelandYellow card 49:14'
Ricardo AlonsoYellow card 65:50'
ReportPhilip Gyau 1:32' (Ryerson)
Rob RyersonYellow card 13:38'
Scott Cook 16:08',Yellow card 30:10'
Omid NamaziYellow card 22:45'
Jean HarborYellow card 43:15'
Royal Palm Polo Club,Boca Raton, Florida
Attendance: 2,527
Referee: (USA)

The Maryland Bays advance to the APSL Championship.

West Conference playoffs

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West bracket

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First Round
Best-of-3
Division Finals
Single Match
1990 West Finals
Best-of-3
S1California Emperors0--
S2Real Santa Barbara110S3Los Angeles Heat2--
S3Los Angeles Heat021S3Los Angeles Heat21(2)0
N1San Francisco Bay Blackhawks01(4)1
N1San Francisco Bay Blackhawks2--
N2Salt Lake Sting01-N3Colorado Foxes1--
N3Colorado Foxes24-

First Round Series 1

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Los Angeles Heat (CA)0–1Real Santa Barbara (CA)
Brian WendelRed card 71:01'
Yellow card
Yellow card
Yellow card
Report 1
Report 2
Jim Hutchinson 68:44'
Yellow card
Yellow card
Yellow card
Yellow card
Attendance: 1,910
Referee: Thomas Bobapilla, (USA)


Real Santa Barbara (CA)1–2Los Angeles Heat (CA)
Femi Olukanni 29:39'
Yellow card
Yellow card
Yellow card
Report 1
Report 2
Danny Pena 63:03' (Ervine),Yellow card
Mike Getchell 64:23' (Sacks),Yellow card
Yellow card
Yellow card
Attendance: 700
Referee: (USA)


Real Santa Barbara (CA)0–1Los Angeles Heat (CA)
Report 1
Report 2
Mike Getchell 19:51'
Yellow card
Yellow card
Attendance: 700
Referee: (USA)

The Los Angeles Heat advance to the Division Finals.

First Round Series 2

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Colorado Foxes (CO)2–0Salt Lake Sting (UT)
John Klein 76'
Mike Mikes 83'
Report
Jefferson County Stadium,Colorado
Attendance: 4,019
Referee: (USA)


Salt Lake Sting (UT)1–4Colorado Foxes (CO)
Barney Boyce 55' (pen.) 44'Mike Mikes
67'Robin Fraser
72',89'Efren Rodarte
Derks Field, Salt Lake City, Utah
Attendance: 3,210
Referee: (USA)

The Colorado Foxes advance to the Division Finals.


Division Finals

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California Emperors (CA)0–2Los Angeles Heat (CA)
Yellow card
Yellow card
Report 1
Report 2
41:02'Brad Smith
89:00'Jim Gabarra
Yellow card,Yellow card,Yellow card
Yellow card,Yellow card,Yellow card
Attendance: 3,823
Referee: (USA)

The Los Angeles Heat advance to the Conference Finals.

San Francisco Bay Blackhawks (CA)2–1Colorado Foxes (CO)
Troy Dayak 13:02' (Kinnear),
39:38' (Wynalda)
Report 1
Report 2
Larry McPhail 7:56' (Ashton)
Attendance: 2,600
Referee: (USA)

The San Francisco Bay Blackhawks advance to the Conference Finals.


Conference Finals

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Los Angeles Heat (CA)2–0San Francisco Bay Blackhawks (CA)
Jim Gabarra 20:43'
Brad Smith 55:24' (Bruch)
Report 1
Report 2
Veterans Stadium,Long Beach, California
Attendance: 3,500
Referee: (USA)
San Francisco Bay Blackhawks (CA)1–1Los Angeles Heat (CA)
Tim MartinYellow card 23'
Eric Wynalda 36:53'
Report 1
Report 2
Nathan SacksYellow card 7'
Joe FlanaganYellow card 28'
Danny PenaYellow card 35'
Waldir Guerra 71:00' (Ervine)
Penalties
Peter Isaacssoccer ball with check mark
Steve Corpeningsoccer ball with check mark
Dave Palicsoccer ball with red X
Townsend Qinsoccer ball with check mark
Steve Petuskeysoccer ball with check mark
4–2soccer ball with check markWaldir Guerra
soccer ball with check markMike Gregorian
soccer ball with red XBobby Bruch
soccer ball with red XMike Getchell
Attendance: 3,800
Referee: Kun Ho Yoo (USA)
San Francisco Bay Blackhawks (CA)1–0Los Angeles Heat (CA)
Dominic Kinnear 22:43' (Gallo)Report 1
Report 2
Mike GetchellRed card 20'
Attendance: 3,800
Referee: Kun Ho Yoo (USA)

The San Francisco Bay Blackhawks advance to the APSL Championship.

APSL Final

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Maryland Bays (MD)1–1San Francisco Bay Blackhawks (CA)
Scott Cook 73:36'Report 1
Report 2
Yellow card 52'Eric Wynalda
82:38'Peter Isaacs
Penalties
Jean Harborsoccer ball with check mark
Omid Namazisoccer ball with check mark
Scott Cooksoccer ball with check mark
?soccer ball with red X
John Abesoccer ball with check mark
4–3soccer ball with check markDominic Kinnear
soccer ball with check markTim Martin
soccer ball with check markTownsend Qin
soccer ball with red XMarcelo Balboa
soccer ball with red XSteve Petuskey
Attendance: 4,881
Referee: (USA)

The Maryland Bays win the APSL Championship.

Combined points leaders

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RankScorerClubGoalsAssistsPoints
1Chance FrySeattle Storm17539
2George PastorSalt Lake Sting14937
3Mike MastersAlbany Capitals14432
4Philip GyauMaryland Bays12630
5Derek SandersonSalt Lake Sting11628
6Jerry O'HaraCalifornia Emperors10323
7Shawn MedvedPortland Timbers10222
8Jean HarborMaryland Bays8622
9Jim HutchinsonReal Santa Barbara9422
10Scott BenedettiSeattle Storm9321
11Cesar PlasenciaReal Santa Barbara9321
11Steve PittmanFort Lauderdale Strikers7721
11David ByrneTampa Bay Rowdies51020
11Steve CorpeningSan Francisco Bay Blackhawks8420
11Rob PatersonPortland Timbers8420
11Mike SweeneyBoston Bolts8319
11Elvis ComrieAlbany Capitals8218
11Lazlo BarnaMiami Freedom7418
11Duanne RobinsonPenn-Jersey Spirit5818

Honors

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East (American Soccer League) Conference

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First Team All League

Second Team All League


West (Western Soccer League) Conference

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First Team All League

Second Team All League

References

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  1. ^Fort Lauderdale Rallies to Defeat San Diego
  2. ^Two outdoor leagues plan title game for fall St. Petersburg Times - Thursday, April 13, 1989
  3. ^"February merger produces the American Professional Soccer League"(PDF). Archived fromthe original(PDF) on September 7, 2008. RetrievedAugust 22, 2011.
  4. ^Merger forms one outdoor league The Washington Times - Friday, February 23, 1990
  5. ^"18 Aug 1990, Page 30 - The Star-News at". Newspapers.com. August 18, 1990. RetrievedJune 5, 2022.

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