UPDATED - November 6, 2010
USSF Division 2
Pro League
USL Conference
Austin Aztex - FC Tampa Bay - NSC Minnesota Stars
Portland Timbers - Puerto Rico Islanders - Rochester Rhinos -
NASL Conference
AC St. Louis - Carolina RailHawks - Crystal Palace Baltimore
Miami FC Blues - Montreal Impact - Vancouver Whitecaps
2010 Home - 2010 Results - 2010 Stats
After the 2009 USL-1 season, Carolina, Crystal Palace, Miami F. C., Montreal, Rochester,
St. Louis, F. C. Tampa Bay and Vancouver broke from the USL to form the NASL.
Since neither league met the minimum number of teams for a sanctioned league, US Soccer stepped in to
organize a league under the USSF banner consisting of the NASL teams along with
the remaining USL teams (Austin, Minnesota, Portland, and Puerto Rico).
2010 FINAL STANDINGS
NASL CONFERENCE GP W T L GF GA Pts
Carolina RailHawks 30 13 8 9 44 32 47
Vancouver Whitecaps 30 10 15 5 32 22 45
Montreal Impact 30 12 7 11 36 30 43
Miami FC Blues 30 7 12 11 37 49 33
AC St. Louis 30 7 8 15 32 48 29
Crystal Palace Baltimore 30 6 6 18 24 55 24
USL CONFERENCE GP W T L GF GA Pts
Rochester Rhinos 30 16 6 8 38 24 54
Austin Aztex 30 15 8 7 53 40 53
Portland Timbers 30 13 10 7 34 23 49
NSC Minnesota Stars 30 11 7 12 32 36 40
Puerto Rico Islanders 30 9 10 11 37 35 37
FC Tampa Bay 30 7 11 12 41 46 32
After the season, Portland and Vancouver moved to Major
League Soccer,
the USL announced plans for a USL PRO league, adding teams from
the USL Second Division league as well as several expansion teams.
Austin moved to Orlando.
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2010 PLAYOFFS *-after extra time Quarterfinals (Two-leg aggregate series) Oct. 7 Puerto Rico 2-0 Rochester Oct. 9 Rochester 2-1 Puerto Rico Puerto Rico advance on 3-2 aggregate
Oct. 7 Vancouver 2-0 Portland Oct. 10 Portland 1-0 Vancouver Vancouver advance on 2-1 aggregate
Oct. 6 Montreal 2-0 Austin Oct. 9 Austin 2-3 Montreal Montreal advance on 5-2 aggregate
Oct. 6 Minnesota 0-0 Carolina Oct. 9 Carolina 4-0 Minnesota Carolina advance on 4-0 aggregate
Semifinals Oct. 14 Puerto Rico 0-0 Vancouver Oct. 17 Vancouver 0-2* Puerto Rico Puerto Rico advance on 2-0 aggregate after extra time
Oct. 14 Montreal 1-0 Carolina Oct. 17 Carolina 2-0 Montreal Carolina advance on 2-1 aggregate
Final Oct. 24 Puerto Rico 2-0 Carolina Oct. 30 Carolina 1-1 Puerto Rico Puerto Rico win 2010 USSF Second Division Championship on 3-1 aggregate |
Leading Goalscorers Ryan Pore, Portland 15 Eddie Johnson, Austin 14 Aaron king, Tampa Bay 12 Bright Dike, Portland 10 Maxwell Griffin, Austin 10 Ali Gerba, Montreal 9 Mike Ambersley, St. Louis 9 Abe Thompson, Miami 9 Etienne Barbara, Carolina 8 Paulo Araujo Jr., Miami 8
Goalkeeping Leaders GAA Jay Nolly, Vancouver 0.73 Neal Kitson, Rochester 0.78 Steve Cronin, Portland 0.78 Scott Vallow, Rochester 0.81 Eric Reed, Carolina 0.90 Matt Jordan, Montreal 0.93 Joe Warren, Minnesota 0.99 Srdan Djekanovic, Montreal 1.07
Bill Gaudette, Puerto Rico
1.19
Most Valuable Player: Ryan Pore, Portland Timbers 2010 USSF D2 First XI G - Jay Nolly, Vancouver D - Greg Janicki, Vancouver D - Aaron Pitchkolan, Rochester D - Troy Roberts, Rochester M - Ryan Pore, Portland M - Martin Nash, Vancouver M - Jamie Watson, Austin M - Paulo Araujo Jr., Miami M - Daniel Paladini, Carolina F - Eddie Johnson, Austin F - Ali Gerba, Montreal
Home Attendance G Total Avg. Montreal 15 185,952 12,397 Portland 15 160,899 10,727 Rochester 15 96,965 6,464 Vancouver 15 77,237 5,149 Tampa Bay 15 57,996 3,866 Austin 15 55,990 3,733 St. Louis 15 41,252 2,750 Puerto Rico 15 35,368 2,358 Carolina 15 33,611 2,241 Minnesota 15 20,608 1,374 Miami 15 18,809 1,254 Baltimore 15 16,122 1,075 LEAGUE 180 800,809 4,449 Attendance figures courtesy Kenn.com |
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Overview of the 2010 A-League Season - From the American Soccer History Archives |
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