The Professional Arena Soccer League (PASL) is a North American indoor soccer league. The PASL is an affiliated member of the FIFRA (Federation International Futbal Rapido Association). [1]
History [edit]
The PASL was organized on May 18, 2008 as an offshoot of the Premier Arena Soccer League (PASL-Premier), the nation's largest amateur league. The league was originally named "PASL-Pro" to distinguish it from PASL-Premier. [2] The first league game was played on October 25, 2008 at Stockton Arena, with the California Cougars defeating the Colorado Lightning 10-5. [3]
The official sportswear and technical kit supplier for the league is Admiral Sportswear.[4] The official ball is made by Baden Sports.[5]

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| Team |
City/Area |
Arena |
Coach |
Notes |
| Eastern Division |
| Cincinnati Kings |
Fairfield, Ohio |
GameTime Training Center |
Matt Breines |
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| Detroit Waza |
Taylor, Michigan |
Taylor Sportsplex |
Dominic Scicluna; Matt Johnson |
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| Harrisburg Heat |
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania |
Farm Show Complex Equine Arena |
Richard Chinapoo |
Expansion Team |
| Illinois Piasa |
Glen Carbon, Illinois |
The Sports Academy |
Jason Norsic |
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| Ohio Vortex |
Medina, Ohio |
Pinnacle Sports Complex |
Denzil Antonio |
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| Central Division |
| Chicago Mustangs [8] |
Hoffman Estates, Illinois |
Grand Sports Arena |
Narciso "Chicho" Cuevas |
Expansion Team |
| Dallas Sidekicks |
Allen, Texas |
Allen Event Center |
Tatu |
Expansion Team |
| Rio Grande Valley Flash [9] |
Hidalgo, Texas |
State Farm Arena |
Mariano Bollella |
Expansion Team |
| Rockford Rampage |
Rockford, Illinois |
Victory Sports Complex |
Jeff Kraft |
AISL 2005/06-2007/08
MISL 2008/09-2009/10 |
| Texas Strikers [10] |
Beaumont, Texas |
Ford Arena |
Chris "Topper" Cogan |
Expansion Team |
| Southwestern Division |
| Arizona Storm [11] |
Glendale, Arizona |
Arizona Sports Complex |
Rino Green |
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| Las Vegas Legends |
Las Vegas, Nevada |
Orleans Arena |
Greg Howes |
Expansion Team |
| Real Phoenix [11][12] |
Glendale, Arizona |
Arizona Sports Complex |
Kevin Grub |
Expansion Team |
| Toros Mexico [13] |
Tijuana, Baja California |
Unisantos Park |
Joe Pollard |
Formerly Revolución Tijuana 2010-2012 |
| Pacific Division |
| Anaheim Bolts [14] |
Anaheim, California |
Anaheim Convention Center |
Jeff Tackett[15] |
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| Sacramento Surge [16] |
Sacramento, California |
Off The Wall Soccer Arena |
Jorge Fernandez |
Expansion Team |
| San Diego Sockers |
San Diego, California |
Valley View Casino Center |
Phil Salvagio |
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| Tacoma Stars |
Tacoma, Washington |
Pacific Sports Center |
Joe Waters |
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| Turlock Express |
Turlock, California |
Turlock Soccer Complex |
Art Pulido |
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Expansion Teams [edit]
Champions [edit]
PASL-Pro North American Finals [edit]
| Season |
Champions |
Score |
Runner-Up |
Playoffs / Host |
| 2008-09 |
Stockton Cougars |
13-5 |
1790 Cincinnati |
Stockton, California |
| 2009-10 |
San Diego Sockers |
9-8 |
La Raza de Guadalajara |
San Diego, California |
| 2010-11 |
San Diego Sockers |
10-6 |
La Raza de Guadalajara |
Cincinnati, Ohio |
Ron Newman Cup [edit]
| Season |
Champions |
Score |
Runner-Up |
Playoffs / Host |
| 2011-12 |
San Diego Sockers |
10-7 |
Detroit Waza |
San Diego, California |
| 2012-13 |
San Diego Sockers |
8-6 |
Detroit Waza |
San Diego, California |
Attendance [edit]
| Season |
Games |
Total |
Average |
| 2008-09 |
58 |
76,888 |
1,326* |
| 2009-10 |
87 |
58,801 |
676* |
| 2010-11 |
84 |
59,128 |
704* |
| 2011-12 |
96 |
63,003 |
656 |
| 2012-13 |
151 |
146,193 |
968 |
- * Does not include 28 games where attendance was not reported. The PASL 2008-09 regular season consisted of 86 games total.
- * Does not include 8 games where attendance was not reported. The PASL 2009-10 regular season consisted of 95 games total.
- * Does not include 10 games where attendance was not reported. The PASL 2010-11 regular season consisted of 94 games total.
Defunct teams [edit]
| Team |
City/Area |
Arena |
Note |
| California Cougars |
Stockton, California |
Stockton Arena |
2008-2011 |
| Colorado Lightning |
Fort Collins, Colorado |
Budweiser Events Center |
2008-09 Season |
| Denver Dynamite |
Denver, Colorado |
Denver Sports Center/Parker Fieldhouse/Denver Bladium |
2008–2010. Currently play in Premier Arena Soccer League |
| Kansas Magic [6] |
Overland Park, Kansas |
EPIC Indoor Sports |
2011-2012 |
| Louisville Lightning |
Louisville, Kentucky |
Mockingbird Valley Soccer Club |
2009-2012. On Hiatus.[19] |
| Omaha Vipers |
Omaha, Nebraska |
Omaha Civic Auditorium |
Never played in PASL |
| Prince George Fury (CMISL) |
Prince George, British Columbia |
CN Centre |
2009-10 |
| St. Louis Illusion |
Glen Carbon, Illinois |
The Game Arena |
2008–2010 |
| Saskatoon Accelerators (CMISL) |
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan |
Credit Union Centre/Henk Ruys Soccer Centre |
2009-10 |
| Texas Outlaws |
North Richland Hills, Texas |
TCG Arena |
2008–2010 |
| Winnipeg Alliance FC (CMISL) |
Winnipeg, Manitoba |
Gateway Soccer Complex/MTS Centre |
2008-2011 |
| Wenatchee Fire |
Wenatchee, Washington |
Wenatchee Valley Sportsplex |
2008-2011 (hiatus in 2009). Currently play in PASL-Premier |
PASL Commissioners [edit]
- Kevin Milliken (2008–present)
References [edit]
External links [edit]
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