1993–94 U.S. Interregional Soccer League (indoor) season

August 2023 The 1993–94 United States Interregional Soccer League season was an American indoor soccer season run by the United States Interregional Soccer League during the winter of 1993 to 1994. Regular season The 1993-1994 USISL indoor season began the first weekend of December 1993 and ended in February 1994. Several new teams entered the league this season. Only eleven teams had competed in the 1992-1993 indoor season. By the fall of 1993, the Tucson Amigos, Lubbock Lazers, Arizona Cotton, San Antonio Generals and Dallas Kickers had all announced they would not play again during the 1993-1994 season. This left only five confirmed teams for the upcoming season. Consequently, the league brought in the Toledo Twisters, Baltimore Bays, Greensboro Dynamo, Richmond Kickers, all in the newly created Northern Division as well as the Cocoa Expos, Orlando Lions, Texas Lightning and Tulsa Roughnecks. The Dynamo withdrew after three games and the Toledo Twisters after eight. The Baltimore Bays, new to the indoor league, tied the Atlanta Magic, winners of the past two seasons, for the best record. However, the Bays received top seeding for the playoffs on account of their better goal differential. Northern Division PlaceTeamGPWLGFGAGDPoints1Baltimore Bays1212017442 +132482 Richmond Kickers12757070 +0283 Greensboro Dynamo 3122020 +044 Toledo Twisters 80823117 -940 Southeast Division PlaceTeamGPWLGFGAGDPoints1Atlanta Magic1212010939 +70482 Chattanooga Express12848269 +13323Cocoa Expos 12665058 -8244 Orlando Lions 12664544 -1244 Knoxville Impact 12578582 +3204 Nashville Metros 1211154120 -664 South Central Division PlaceTeamGPWLGFGAGDPoints1Tulsa Roughnecks129310788 +19362 Texas Lightning12669298 -6243 Oklahoma City Warriors 126610179 +22243 Texas Arsenal 12395792 -3512 Playoffs Sizzling Four February 25, 19948:15 PM (EST) Baltimore Bays (MD) Eric Spalt Derrick Marcano Joe Layfield Roger LaGuerre Salomon Kidane Al Reinhart James Van Steenburg Dennis Dergelev Eddie Armand 6-8 https://archive.today/20130615194522/http://articles.baltimoresun.com/1994-02-26/sports/1994057095_1_bays-express-seconds-left (Report) Chattanooga Express (TN) DuBurns Arena, Baltimore, Maryland February 25, 199410:30 PM (EST) Atlanta Magic (GA) 6-2 Tulsa Roughnecks (OK) DuBurns Arena, Baltimore, Maryland February 26, 19943:00 PM (EST) Baltimore Bays (MD) Mark Mettrick Billy Ronson Joe Layfield Jeff Nattans Joe Koziol 15-10 https://archive.today/20130615232022/http://articles.baltimoresun.com/1994-02-27/sports/1994058211_1_bays-chattanooga-game-a-day (Report) Tulsa Roughnecks (OK) DuBurns Arena, Baltimore, Maryland February 26, 19945:30 PM (EST) Atlanta Magic (GA) 11-3 Chattanooga Express (TN) DuBurns Arena, Baltimore, Maryland Third place game February 27, 1994 Baltimore Bays (MD) Derrick Marcano 2-1 (Report) Chattanooga Express (TN) DuBurns Arena, Baltimore, Maryland Final February 27, 19943:00 PM (EST) Atlanta Magic (GA) Chris Hellenkamp Dennis Jerkunica Brian Moore 8-3 (Report) Chattanooga Express (TN) DuBurns Arena, Baltimore, Maryland MVP: Brian Moore Points leaders RankScorerClubGPGoalsAssistsPoints1 Virgil Stevens Tulsa Roughnecks122811672 John Dugan Richmond Kickers7241361 Billy Ronson Baltimore Bays111629614 Jason Maricle Tulsa Roughnecks121823595 Chris Hellenkamp Atlanta Magic121717546 Joe Layfield Baltimore Bays 11228527 Willie Molano Texas Lightning 9171650 Matt Brences Chattanooga Express12234509 Rob Elliott Baltimore Bays 9171246 Caleb SuriAtlanta Magic1219846 Honors Most Valuable Player: Brian Moore Top Goal Scorer: Virgil Stevens Top Goalkeeper: Yaro Dachniwsky Coach of the Year: Charlie Morgan Rookie of the Year: Ed Quick External links The Year in American Soccer - 1994 defunct Category:USISL indoor seasons United United