UPDATED - January 27, 2007
American Professional
Soccer League
1992 Season
Colorado Foxes - Ft. Lauderdale Strikers - Miami Freedom - San Francisco Bay Blackhawks - Tampa Bay Rowdies
1992 FINAL STANDINGS
GP W
L SO GF GA BP
Pts
Colorado Foxes
16 11 5 1-0 26 18 25
89
Tampa Bay Rowdies 16 10 6 1-1 34 25 27 87
San Francisco Bay Blackhawks 16 8 8 2-2 27 25 25 73
Ft. Lauderdale Strikers 16 7 9 1-1 25 32 19 61
Miami Freedom 16 4 12 0-1 17 38 17 43
Win-6pts, SOW-2pts, SOL-1pt, 1 bonus point per goal scored
in regulation, maximum of 3 per game
After the season, Miami folded, and San Francisco joined the USISL
1992 PLAYOFFS *-after extra time First Round Sept. 11 Tampa Bay 1-2 San Francisco Sept. 13 Colorado 2-2* Ft. Lauderdale Colorado wins shootout, 2-1
APSL Championship Sept. 26 Colorado 1-0 Tampa Bay
Where are they now? Taifour Diane
After the 1992 season, Taifour Diane transferred to Europe, where he played for many German clubs, including Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga, and Alemannia Aachen (above) in the 2. Bundesliga, scoring 20 goals in three years there.
Diane is currently playing for FC Saarbrucken in Regionalliga Sud in Germany. Diane has also appeared for Guinea in the 1998 African Nations Cup and 1998 & 2002 World Cup qualifying |
Leading Goalscorers Jean Harbor, Tampa Bay 13 Taifour Diane, Colroado 10 Eric Eichmann, Ft. Lauderdale 7 Steve Kinsley, Ft. Lauderdale 7 Phillip Gyau, Tampa Bay 7 Kevin Sloan, Tampa Bay 7 Peter Isaacs, San Francisco Bay 5 Chad Ashton, Colroado 4 Zico Doe, Miami 4 Bernie Lilavois, San Francisco Bay 4 Mike Masters, San Francisco Bay 4
Goalkeeping Leaders GAA Mark Dodd, Colroado 0.97 Jim St. Andre, Colorado 1.22 Mark Dougherty, San Francisco Bay 1.30 Bill Andracki, Tampa Bay 1.51 Arnie Mausser, Ft. Lauderdale 1.61 Scoop Stanisic, Miami 2.33
1992 APSL Award Winners
1992 APSL First XI
G - Bill Andracki, Tampa Bay Home Attendance G Total Avg. N/A |
Overview of the 1992 APSL Season - From the American Soccer History Archives The APSL continued to struggle with expenses after the 1991 season, and suffered the loss of three teams, Albany, Penn-Jersey and Maryland. What was left was a highly competitive and dynamic league of five teams which completed a somewhat reduced 16 game schedule. Jean Harbor repeated as leading goal scorer, with 13 goals and 30 points. This season saw the return of the shootout to settle ties. A neck and neck race for the regular season championship between the Colorado Foxes and the Tampa Bay Rowdies, ended with the Foxes finishing just two points ahead. In the semifinals, Tampa Bay defeated San Francisco Bay, and Colorado defeated Ft. Lauderdale. The championship was taken by Colorado, who defeated Tampa Bay 1-0. After the season, Miami folded and San Francisco dropped out to join the USISL, leaving the league in a very precarious situation |
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