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Soccer club

Milwaukee Wave

Founded

1984

Stadium

UW–Milwaukee Panther Arena

Capacity

9,500

Owner

Mike Zimmerman

Head Coach

Giuliano Oliviero^[1]

League

Major Arena Soccer League

2022–23

1st, Eastern Conference
Playoffs: Semifinals

Website

https://www.milwaukeewave.com

Home colors

Away colors

Third colors

Current season

TheMilwaukee Wave are an American professionalindoor soccer team based inMilwaukee, Wisconsin, that competes in theMajor Arena Soccer League (MASL). Founded in 1984, they have been the oldest continuously operating professional indoorsoccer team in the United States^[2] and are seven-time league champions, most recent being the2018–19 champions of the MASL.^[3]

The team plays their games at theUW–Milwaukee Panther Arena. The team colors are black and yellow.^[4] The team has won seven league championships in their history, three in the NPSL, three in the MISL, and one in the MASL.

Entry date	Position	Player	From club	Ref.
7 Sep 2022	GK	William Banahene	Harrisburg Heat	^[12]
13 Oct 2022	FW	Cole Stephens		^[13]
19 Jan 2023	MD	Alan Salmeron	Marquette University	^[14]

Name	Inducted	Years played
Peter Knezic	2009	1984–1990
Art Kramer	2009	1987–1991
Steve Morris	2009	1992–2002
Victor Nogueira	2009	1992–2003
Todd Dusosky	2009	1996–2007
Michael King	2009	1993–2008
Tony Pierce	2010	1985–1991, 1992–1993
Pat White	2011	1995–2005
Lee Rogers	2011	1986–1992
Greg Howes	2011	2000–2008, 2011–2012
George Pastor	2012	1986–1991
Michael Richardson	2012	1994–1995, 1996–2000
Jimmy Banks	2013	1987–1993
Ricky Mobley	2013	1993–2000

Year	League	Record	PF	PA	Finish	Playoffs	Avg. Attend.
1984–85	AISA	13–27	213	248	6th, AISA	did not qualify	2,114
1985–86	AISA	11–29	189	247	6th, AISA	did not qualify	1,802
1986–87	AISA	12–30	148	222	4th, Northern	did not qualify	2,316
1987–88	AISA	11–13	103	111	3rd, AISA	3rd, Challenge Cup, 6–6	3,271
1988–89	AISA	24–16	377	355	2nd, AISA	Lost Semifinal	6,410
1989–90	AISA	21–19	373	353	2nd, National	Lost Semifinals	7,369
1990–91	NPSL II	23–17	453	404	2nd, National	Lost First Round	6,765
1991–92	NPSL II	18–22	453	534	4th, National	did not qualify	7,629
1992–93	NPSL II	17–23	513	509	5th, National	did not qualify	7,758
1993–94	NPSL II	20–20	496	486	4th, National	Lost First Round	7,692
1994–95	NPSL II	23–17	535	459	3rd, National	Lost First Round	7,108
1995–96	NPSL II	30–10	610	438	2nd, National	Lost Division Semifinals	7,363
1996–97	NPSL II	26–14	525	472	2nd, Midwest	Lost Conference Quarterfinals	7,975
1997–98	NPSL II	28–12	593	486	1st, Central	Won Championship	7,903
1998–99	NPSL II	25–15	518	428	2nd, Central	Lost Conference Semifinals	8,453
1999–2000	NPSL II	31–13	657	483	1st, North	Won Championship	8,002
2000–01	NPSL II	24–16	544	452	1st, National	Won Championship	8,310
2001–02	MISL II	34–10	663	468	1st, MISL	Lost Championship	6,665
2002–03	MISL II	28–8	505	317	1st, Western	Lost Championship	7,096
2003–04	MISL II	27–9	235	161	1st, Central	Lost Championship	6,012
2004–05	MISL II	24–15	219	173	1st, MISL	Won Championship	3,675
2005–06	MISL II	17–13	193	167	3rd, MISL	Lost Semifinal	4,352
2006–07	MISL II	16–14	397	360	4th, MISL	Lost Semifinal	4,618
2007–08	MISL II	22–8	424	297	2nd, MISL	Lost Semifinal	4,367
2008–09	XSL	10–10	236	216	3rd, XSL	No playoffs	4,563
2009–10	MISL III	14–6	242	201	1st, MISL	Lost Championship	3,977
2010–11	MISL III	15–5	266	191	2nd, MISL	Won Championship	4,548
2011–12	MISL III	18–6	356	264	1st, Central	Won Championship	3,955
2012–13	MISL III	21–5	310	230	2nd, MISL	Lost Semifinals	5,069
2013–14	MISL III	16–4	324	203	2nd, MISL	Lost Semifinals	4,907
2014–15	MASL	13–7	160	107	2nd, Central	Lost Division Finals	2,962
2015–16	MASL	13–7	130	114	3rd, Central	Lost Division Finals	3,504
2016–17	MASL	13–7	135	103	2nd, Central	Lost Conference Final	3,794
2017–18	MASL	17–5	172	124	1st, Central	Lost Conference Final	4,101
2018–19	MASL	21–3	187	97	1st, South Central	Won Championship	4,023
2019–20*	MASL	14–6	157	96	2nd, Eastern	No playoffs	3,847
2021	MASL	Did not participate due to theCOVID-19 pandemic
2021–22	MASL	10-14	146	162	4th, Central	Lost Quarterfinals	3,026
2022–23	MASL	15-9	154	145	1st, East	Lost Conference Final	3,396
2023–24	MASL	15-9	161	137	4th, Eastern	Lost Conference Final	3,216
2024–25	MASL	14-10	177	144	5th, MASL	Lost Semifinals	3,538
	Total	764–502 Pts % = .603	13,249	10,864			5,228

Years	Name
1984–1985, 1985–1986	Dave Johnson
1985–1987	Mike Custer
1987–1990	John Dolinsky
1990–1992	Johan Aarino
1992–2014	Keith Tozer*
2014–present	Giuliano Oliviero

v t e National Professional Soccer League (1984–2001)
USSF CSA
Seasons	AISA 1984–85 AISA 1985–86 AISA 1986–87 AISA 1987–88 AISA 1988–89 AISA 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–2000 2000–01
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History

Players

Active roster

Inactive roster

2022–23 transfers

Transfers in

Transfers out

Wave Hall of Fame inductees

Retired numbers

Other notable former players

Year-by-year

Head coaches

Owners

Arenas

See also

References

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