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1997 PDSL season
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August 2023
Premier Development Soccer League 1997 Regular Season Champions Spokane Shadow (1st Title) Central Coast Roadrunners (2nd Title) 239 965 TRI Lester Felician Jackson Chargers BRA Rordigo Costa Detroit Dynamite (21 Goals) USA Alan Beilke Central Coast Roadrunners 16 Games Southwest Florida Manatees Entire Season 16 Games Southwest Florida Manatees Entire Season 1996 1998
The 1997 Premier Development Soccer League season was its 3rd. The season began in April 1997 and ended in August 1997.
Central Coast Roadrunners successfully defended the championship, defeating the Cocoa Expos 3-2. Spokane Shadow won the regular season title, winning 14 games to 2 losses.
Changes from 1996 season
Name changes
Miami Tango changed their name to Miami Breakers.
Puget Sound Hammerheads merged with the D-3 Pro's Everett BigFoot to become Puget Sound BigFoot.
Southern California Gunners changed their name to Southern California Chivas.
New teams
7 teams were added for the season.
TeamAreaLocationPrevious affiliationAlabama Alabama SaintsBirmingham areaBirmingham, ALexpansionOregon Cascade SurgeWillamette Valley AreaSalem, ORfrom USISL Pro LeagueOhio Cincinnati RiverhawksGreater Cincinnati areaCincinnati, OHexpansionNebraska Lincoln BrigadeLincoln AreaLincoln, NEexpansionCalifornia San Gabriel Valley HighlandersGreater Los Angeles areaGlendale, CAexpansionFlorida Southwest Florida ManateesSouthwest Florida areaCape Coral, FLexpansionWashington Yakima RedsYakima areaYakima, WAfrom USISL Pro League
Teams Leaving
The Nashville Metros were promoted to the A League. The Arizona Sahuaros (formerly the Arizona Phoenix), Austin Lone Stars, Fort Lauderdale Strikers (formerly Florida Strikers), and San Francisco Bay Seals were promoted to the D-3 Pro League.
6 teams folded after the 1996 season:
Birmingham Grasshoppers
Fontana Falcons
Oklahoma City Heat
Orlando Lions
Roanoke River Dawgs
San Diego Top Guns
The Wichita Blue went on hiatus for this year, and the Willamette Valley Firebirds went on hiatus for the next two years.
Standings
Central Conference
Central Division
main WL PK Q 3 4 0 y LIN Lincoln Brigade OMA Omaha Flames SCB Sioux City Breeze DMM Des Moines Menace CSS Colorado Springs Stampede TCT Twin Cities Tornado 10 2 0 4 34 23 7 0 1 8 42 29 8 0 0 8 26 38 6 1 0 9 29 27 6 0 1 9 23 33 3 2 1 10 29 39 -6 Lincoln and Twin Cities were both penalized 6 points. -6 LIN -3 Des Moines was penalized 3 points. #ccccff Division champion C #ccffcc Qualified for playoff berth Q Q Q complete rsssf.com
North Central Division
main WL PK Q 3 4 0 y MMB Mid-Michigan Bucks DET Detroit Dynamite KAL Kalamazoo Kingdom WME Grand Rapids Explosion MIC Michigan Madness 12 0 1 3 41 24 9 1 2 4 41 20 8 2 1 5 32 25 7 1 1 7 35 27 0 1 0 15 11 66 -6 Kalamazoo was penalized 6 points. -3 Detroit, Grand Rapids, and Michigan were all penalized 3 points. -3 DET -3 DET #ccccff Division champion C #ccffcc Qualified for playoff berth Q Q Q complete rsssf.com
Eastern Conference
Mid-South Division
main WL PK Q 3 4 0 y CIN Cincinnati Riverhawks JAC Jackson Chargers LBB Lexington Bluegrass Bandits ALA Alabama Saints CHA Chattanooga Express 10 0 0 5 48 28 9 1 0 6 50 25 8 2 3 3 45 22 5 0 1 10 31 34 4 1 0 11 18 54 -6 Lexington was penalized 6 points. -3 Chattanooga and Jackson were both penalized 3 points. -3 JAC Game between Cincinnati and Tucson was unable to be rescheduled before season's end, games was cancelled because it had no impact on playoffs. #ccccff Division champion C #ccffcc Qualified for playoff berth Q Q Q complete rsssf.com
Southeast Division
main WL PK Q 3 4 0 y COC Cocoa Expos SFF South Florida Future WFF West Florida Fury MIA Miami Breakers SFM Southwest Florida Manatees 11 1 2 2 46 23 10 1 0 5 42 22 8 2 1 5 32 23 8 0 1 7 41 24 0 0 0 16 9 74 -3 Cocoa and South Florida were both penalized 3 points. -3 COC -6 West Florida was penalized 6 points. #ccccff Division champion C #ccffcc Qualified for playoff berth Q Q Q complete rsssf.com
Western Conference
Northwest Division
main WL PK Q 3 4 0 y Regular Season Champions SPO Spokane Shadow YAK Yakima Reds CSC Cascade Surge BEL Bellingham Orcas SEA Puget Sound BigFoot 14 0 0 2 37 16 R 7 0 1 8 31 31 6 2 1 7 28 23 6 0 1 9 26 40 4 1 0 11 27 39 -3 Cascade and Puget Sound were both penalized 3 points. -3 CSC #ccccff Division champion C #ccffcc Qualified for playoff berth Q Q Q complete rsssf.com
Southwest Division
main WL PK Q 3 4 0 y SGV San Gabriel Valley Highlanders CCR Central Coast Roadrunners TUC Tucson Amigos SCC Southern California Chivas 12 0 0 4 43 20 10 1 2 3 34 17 5 1 0 9 18 41 3 1 0 12 16 32 Game between Cincinnati and Tucson was unable to be rescheduled before season's end, games was cancelled because it had no impact on playoffs. -3 SCC,CIN -3 Southern California and Tucson were both penalized 3 points #ccccff Division champion C #FFBF00 Bye into semifinals as defending champion BYE #ccffcc Qualified for playoff berth Q complete rsssf.com
Playoffs
Format
Central Coast received a bye to the PDL Semifinals as the defending champion.
The top four teams from every division except the Southwest earn playoff spots. With Central Coast already receiving a bye, the top two teams from the Southwest Division will play each other, however if Central Coast is in the top two, then the third place team receives a playoff spot. The Division winners would then face each other in the Conference finals.
Divisional brackets
y Division Semifinals Division Finals Central Finals North Central Division Central Division NC1 Michigan Mid-Michigan Bucks 4 NC4 Michigan Grand Rapids Explosion 3 NC2 Michigan Detroit Dynamite 0 NC3 Michigan Kalamazoo Kingdom (AET) 1 C1 Nebraska Lincoln Brigade 0 C4 Iowa Des Moines Menace 4 C2 Nebraska Omaha Flames 5 C3 Iowa Sioux City Breeze 3 NC1 Michigan Mid-Michigan Bucks (AET/PSO) 0 (1) NC3 Michigan Kalamazoo Kingdom 0 (0) C4 Iowa Des Moines Menace 6 C2 Nebraska Omaha Flames 0 NC1 Michigan Mid-Michigan Bucks 3 C4 Iowa Des Moines Menace 0
Central Conference Division Semifinals Semifinals July 25, 1997 6:00 PM Iowa Des Moines Menace 4–0 Report Nebraska Lincoln Brigade
Jamie Phillips 43:39 72:25
Eric Wilson 61:22
Justin Sells 75:44 Phelps FieldOmaha, Nebraska
Semifinals July 25, 1997 7:00 PM Michigan Grand Rapids Explosion 3–4 Michigan Mid-Michigan Bucks
Rob Irvine pen. 70
Sean Toohey 72 87
23 Paul Snape
33 Tino Scicluna
39 Joe Malachino
62 Dennis Brose Calvin CollegeGrand Rapids, Michigan
Semifinals July 25, 1997 7:30 PM Michigan Kalamazoo Kingdom 1–0 (OT) https://mlive.newsbank.com/search?text=Kingdom&date_from=July+25%2C+1997&date_to=July+27%2C+1997&pub%5B%5D=123DD2ED27BA8D93 Michigan Detroit Dynamite
Chris Adrian 97 Ed Annen ComplexKalamazoo, Michigan 1,205
Semifinals July 25, 1997 8:00 PM Nebraska Omaha Flames 5–3 Report 1 Report 2 Iowa Sioux City Breeze
Jamie Harris 14:54 83:40
Matt Caution 38:07
Billy Duranzo 81:25
Danny Herrera 86:43
5:45 Brian Hagan
63:21 Alex Vasquez
74:05 Hakeem Koroma
0 Prince Peters Phelps FieldOmaha, Nebraska 983
Central Division Finals Central Division Final July 26, 1997 7:30 PM Nebraska Omaha Flames 0–6 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/132107948/ Iowa Des Moines Menace
11:43 37:10 Miguel Calderon
23:19 Craig Scheer
64:30 Eric Wilson
77:34 Jamie Phillips
84:50 Adam Buseck Phelps FieldOmaha, Nebraska 845
North Central Final July 26, 1997 8:00 PM Michigan Mid-Michigan Bucks 0–0 Michigan Kalamazoo Kingdom Paul Snape
Joe Malachino
Mali Walton
Drew Drummonds 4–3 y West Ottawa High SchoolHolland, Michigan
Central Conference Final August 2, 1997 Michigan Mid-Michigan Bucks 3–0 https://web.archive.org/web/19971007030225/http://www.usisl.com/html/press77.htm Iowa Des Moines Menace
Dennis Brose 26 75
Paul Snape 60 White Pine StadiumSaginaw Township, Michigan 730
y Division Semifinals Division Finals Eastern Finals Southeast Division Mid-South Division SE1 Florida Cocoa Expos 5 SE4 Florida Miami Breakers 2 SE2 Florida South Florida Future 0 SE3 Florida West Florida Fury 4 MS1 Ohio Cincinnati Riverhawks 7 MS4 Alabama Alabama Saints 4 MS2 Mississippi 1996 Jackson Chargers (AET) 1 MS3 Kentucky Lexington Bluegrass Bandits 0 SE1 Florida Cocoa Expos 3 SE3 Florida West Florida Fury 1 MS1 Ohio Cincinnati Riverhawks 0 MS2 Mississippi 1996 Jackson Chargers 3 SE1 Florida Cocoa Expos 2 MS2 Mississippi 1996 Jackson Chargers 1
Eastern Conference Division Semifinals Semifinals July 25, 1997 6:00 PM Florida South Florida Future 0–4 Florida West Florida Fury Cocoa Expo Sports CenterCocoa, Florida
Semifinals July 25, 1997 6:00 PM Ohio Cincinnati Riverhawks 7–4 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/102322171/ Alabama Alabama Saints
Craig Yaks
Shawn Rockey
J.T Roberts
Ryan Schaffer
Maurice Schilten The Sports ClubJackson, Mississippi
Semifinals July 25, 1997 8:00 PM Florida Cocoa Expos 5–2 Florida Miami Breakers Cocoa Expo Sports CenterCocoa, Florida
Semifinals July 25, 1997 8:00 PM Mississippi 1996 Jackson Chargers 1–0 (OT) Kentucky Lexington Bluegrass Bandits
Lester Felician y The Sports ClubJackson, Mississippi
Eastern Conference Division Finals Southeast Division Final July 26, 1997 7:30 PM Florida Cocoa Expos 3–1 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/174141825/ Florida West Florida Fury Cocoa Expo Sports CenterCocoa, Florida 750
Mid-South Division Final July 26, 1997 7:30 PM Mississippi 1996 Jackson Chargers 3–0 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/184147193/ Ohio Cincinnati Riverhawks
Dominic Schell 43
Lester Felician The Sports ClubJackson, Mississippi 1,200
Eastern Conference Final August 2, 1997 Florida Cocoa Expos 2–1 https://web.archive.org/web/19971007030225/http://www.usisl.com/html/press77.htm Mississippi 1996 Jackson Chargers
Fitzgerald Haig 14
Eddie Enders 58
69 Dean Farrar Cocoa Expo Sports CenterCocoa, Florida 1,500
y Division Semifinals Division Finals Western Finals Northwest Division Southwest Division NW1 Washington Spokane Shadow (AET/PSO) 4 (1) NW4 Washington Bellingham Orcas 4 (0) NW2 Washington Yakima Reds 1 NW3 Oregon Cascade Surge 0 SW1 California San Gabriel Valley Highlanders bye SW2 Arizona Tucson Amigos bye NW1 Washington Spokane Shadow 2 NW2 Washington Yakima Reds 0 SW1 California San Gabriel Valley Highlanders 2 SW2 Arizona Tucson Amigos 1 NW1 Washington Spokane Shadow 0 SW1 California San Gabriel Valley Highlanders 1
Western Conference Division Semifinals Semifinals July 26, 1997 6:00 PM Washington Spokane Shadow 4–4 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/574859209/ Washington Bellingham Orcas
Ryan Edwards 19
Dave Berto 75 80
Zane Higgins 81
6 Jesus Fuentes
29 63 Scot Swanson
62 Robbie Berg y Tim Seeley
Dave Berto
Jeff Rose
Joe Ascolese 2–1 Greg St. Germain Joe Albi StadiumSpokane, Washington 1,708
Semifinals July 26, 1997 8:00 PM Washington Yakima Reds 1–0 https://web.archive.org/web/19971210170900/http://www.usisl.com/html/press73.htm Oregon Cascade Surge
Davidson Feital 36 Joe Albi StadiumSpokane, Washington
Western Conference Division Finals Northwest Division Final July 27, 1997 6:00 PM Washington Spokane Shadow 2–0 Report 1 Report 2 Washington Yakima Reds
Craig Waibel 49
Dave Berto 77 pen. Joe Albi StadiumSpokane, Washington 1,258
Southwest Division Final July 27, 1997 7:00 PM California San Gabriel Valley Highlanders 2–1 Arizona Tucson Amigos Citrus CollegeGlendora, California
Western Conference Final Western Conference Final August 2, 1997 Washington Spokane Shadow 0–1 https://web.archive.org/web/19971007030225/http://www.usisl.com/html/press77.htm California San Gabriel Valley Highlanders
73 pen. Sarkis Banyan Joe Albi StadiumSpokane, Washington 1,875
PDSL Finals Brackets
y PDSL Semifinals PDSL Finals PDSL Third Place NC1 Michigan Mid-Michigan Bucks 0 H California Central Coast Roadrunners 2 SW1 California San Gabriel Valley Highlanders 0 (0) SE1 Florida Cocoa Expos (AET/PSO) 0 (1) H California Central Coast Roadrunners 2 SE1 Florida Cocoa Expos 1 NC1 Michigan Mid-Michigan Bucks 2 SW1 California San Gabriel Valley Highlanders 3
United Soccer Leagues (RSSSF)
PDSL National Semifinals Semifinals August 8, 1997 6:00 PM PDT Florida Cocoa Expos 0–0 California San Gabriel Valley Highlanders 3–1 Mustang Stadium San Luis Obispo, California
Semifinals August 8, 1997 8:00 PM PDT California Central Coast Roadrunners 2–0 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/809796615/ Michigan Mid-Michigan Bucks
Joe Munoz 34
Craig Tomlinson 43 Mustang Stadium San Luis Obispo, California 1,000
Third Place Game August 9, 1997 6:00 PM PDT Michigan Mid-Michigan Bucks 2–3 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/809796718/ California San Gabriel Valley Highlanders
Mike Rawlins 34
Paul Snape 89:49
Grant Shakhbazyan
35 Roni Der Saarkissian
88 Arshak Abyanli Mustang Stadium San Luis Obispo, California
PDSL National Championship Game August 9, 1997 8:00 PM PDT California Central Coast Roadrunners 2–1 https://web.archive.org/web/19971007030305/http://www.usisl.com/html/press82.htm Florida Cocoa Expos
Joe Munoz
Craig Tomlinson 85
88 Wally Senk Mustang Stadium San Luis Obispo, California 1,600
Championship MVP: USA Joe Munoz (CCR)
Honors
Organization of the Year: Kalamazoo Kingdom
Executive of the Year: Jeff Robbins, Spokane Shadow
Fair Play Award: Detroit Dynamite
References
1997
Category:1997 in American men's soccer leagues