February 22nd, 2012

The Eastern Division

Louisville Lightning:

 

Detroit Waza: This weekend, Feb.24^th and 25^th, the current leader of the Eastern Division the Detroit Waza will play their final two regular season games against our own Lightning and the Cincinnati Kings in an away games.

 

Ohio Vortex: The Vortex will finish the regular season with two home games against the Kansas Magic.

 

Illinois Piasa: The Piasa played their final regular season game in a home game against the Waza on Feb.11^th, and now wait to find out if they will make the playoffs as they are currently vying with the Magic and Kings for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Division.  

 

Cincinnati Kings:  This Saturday’s match on Feb. 25^th, the final game of the regular season, is also the last chance for the King’s to make it to the Eastern playoffs. /if they are able to beat the division leaders, they will secure a spot in the playoffs and a chance for the cup.

 

Kansas Magic:   The Magic will face Illinois Piasa in back-to-back away games onFeb.24^th and 25^th.  

 

The Western Division

Anaheim Bolts:  To make up for an earlier match postponed due to weather, the Bolts will play two matches against the Tacoma Stars on Sunday, February 26^th. However, even wins in these two matches cannot save a spot in the playoffs for the Bolts.

 

Revelucion Tijuana:  In an overtime win of 12 to 11, the Revelucion were able to secure the final place in the western division playoffs and have earned a chance to play for the cup.

 

San Diego Sockers:   A win against the Turlock Express this Friday, February 24^th, will advance the Sockers winning streak to 33 games, and a perfect season. The top ranked team has obviously earned a spot in the playoffs and are vying once more the much coveted Cup.

 

Tacoma Stars:  More than any other team, the Stars have three remaining games in their regular season play , with back-to-back-to –back away games on Feb. 24^th,25^th, and 26^th, against the Revelucion,  the Sockers, and the Bolts respectively.

 

Phoenix Monsoon/Arizona Storm:  There is no updated information for the Storm this week.

 

Turlock Express:  On Feb.24^th, the Express will take on the undefeated Sockers in one of the final regular season matches.

 

 

February 14th, 2012

 

 

February 6th, 2012

 

 

 

January 30, 2012

 

 

 

January 21, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

January 14, 2012

 

 

 

January 5, 2012

 

 

 

 

December 2, 2011

 

 

 

November 18, 2011

 

 

 

November 11, 2011 

PASL Weekly Round-up

The Eastern Division

Louisville Lightning:

 

Detroit Waza:  The Waza had quite the opening weekend as they were victorious in both matches against the Ohio Vortex and our own Lightning with scores of 11-3 and 9- 3 respectively.

 

Ohio Vortex: Though the Vortex fell to the Waza in their first match, each of their three goals were scored by veterans and the team has faith that they will only improve as the season progresses.

 

Illinois Piasa: The Piasa will face off once more against the Kansas Magic this weekend on Nov. 12^th.

 

Cincinnati Kings:  The Kings just recently released their new roster for the upcoming season which kicks off on Nov. 12th.

 

Kansas Magic: After challenging the Illinois Piasa last weekend in Illinois, the Magic will again meet the Piasa this weekend on Nov. 12^th, but this time with home field advantage.

 

The Western Division

Anaheim Bolts:  There is no new news at this time.

 

Revelucion Tijuana: The team is currently entering its third season with the PASL.

 

San Diego Sockers: The Sockers will face off against the Anaheim Bolts in an away game on Saturday Nov. 12^th.

 

Tacoma Stars:  Unfortunately, the Stars lost both games this weekend to the freshmen team, the Turlock Express. Despite these losses, the Stars are using these matches as a way to examine the ways in which they need to improve for the season.

 

Phoenix Monsoon:  The location of the team’s inaugural game on Saturday Nov. 12^th has been moved.

 

Turlock Express: In the team’s very first matches in the PASL, they were victorious over the more seasoned Tacoma Stars.

 

 

 

November 4, 2011

 

 

 

 

 

October 28, 2011

 

PASL Weekly Round-up

 

 

 

 

October 21, 2011 

 

 

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Septmeber 30, 2011

Eastern Division 

Illinois Piasa: The Piasa completed open tryouts September 20 and 22. They will be starting practices in October  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Eastern Division

Louisville Lightning:

 

Detroit Waza:    No updated news this week.

 

Ohio Vortex:   No news this week, but check back.

 

 Illinois Piasa: There is no current news.

 

Cincinnati Kings:    The Kings opening season is only a few weeks away with their first match on Nov. 12^th.

 

Kansas Magic: No current updates.

 

The Western Division

Anaheim Bolts:   The Bolts recently had a meet and greet where fans were able to meet the brand new team and dancers before their season begins on Nov. 12^th.

 

 Revelucion Tijuana:   The team is currently entering its third season with the PASL.

 

 San Diego Sockers: In this weekend’s upcoming International Cup hosted by the Bolts, nine members of the Sockers have been chosen to be a part of the United States’ team.

 

Tacoma Stars:  The Stars will open their season on Nov. 13^th with a home game.

 

Phoenix Monsoon: Like many other teams in the league, the Monsoon have joined with Fre3kick to create merchandise that will be available both online and at games before the season begins.

 

Turlock Express: No updates from the new team.

 

The Canadian Division

The Canadian Division has now formed a separate league though they may face-off against PASL teams, it will not count towards PASL standings.

Calgary United: No new updates.

 

Vancouver: No current news.

 

Edmonton Drillers: No new updates.

 

Winnipeg Alliance: No new updates.

 

 

 

 

 

 

PASL Weekly Round-up

The Eastern Division

 

Louisville Lightning:

 

 

 

Detroit Waza:  The Waza kick off their season this weekend with opening games against the Kings on Saturday Nov. 5^th and against our own Louisville Lightning on Sunday Nov. 6^th.

 

 

Ohio Vortex: The team invites fans to come and cheer them on against the Detroit Waza in their season opener on Saturday Nov. 5^th.

 

Illinois Piasa: The Piasa’s website is finally up and running and a great place to see the team’s schedule including its opening home game against the Kansas Magic.

 

 

Cincinnati Kings:  The Kings who just recently released their new roster for the upcoming season which kicks off on Nov. 12th.

 

 

 

Kansas Magic: The team’s opening home game is against the Illinois Piasa on Saturday Nov. 12^th.

 

 

 

The Western Division

Anaheim Bolts:  At the 2011 International Cup, the Bolts were victorious over Mexico in their very first professional game.

 

 

 

Revelucion Tijuana: The team is currently entering its third season with the PASL.

 

 

 

San Diego Sockers: The Sockers will face off against the Anaheim Bolts in an away game on Saturday Nov. 12^th.

 

 

Tacoma Stars:  The Stars are beginning their second season with the PASL with a new general manager, former player, Todd Stauber.  The Stars also kick off their season tonight, Friday Nov. 4^th, against the newly formed Turlock Express in California.

 

 

Phoenix Monsoon: The opening night for the Monsoon is Saturday Nov. 12th.

 

 

 

Turlock Express: In their introductory matches, the Express will play back to back games against the Stars on both Nov.4^th and Nov. 5^th.

 

 

 

Canadian Division:

The Canadian Division has now formed a separate league though they may face-off against PASL teams, it will not count towards PASL standings.

Calgary United: No new updates.

 

Vancouver: No current news.

 

 

 

Edmonton Drillers: No new updates.

 

 

 

Winnipeg Alliance: No new updates.

 

 

 

 

 

PASL Weekly Round-up

The Eastern Division

Louisville Lightning:

 

Detroit Waza:  The Waza were once again successful in their matchup against the Ohio Vortex.

 

Ohio Vortex: Despite their best efforts, the Vortex once more fell to the Waza in a home game this past weekend, but look forward to facing off against the Kings this Saturday Nov. 19^th.

 

Illinois Piasa: This weekend, Saturday Nov. 19^th, the Piasa will challenge the Detroit Waza at home.

 

Cincinnati Kings:  This week the team is offering special deals on ticket prices…go check it out! Also, the Kings will be challenging our own Louisville Lightning this Friday, Nov. 18^th.

 

Kansas Magic: With two victories in a row under their belt, the Magic hope to keep this winning streak going when they face the Detroit Waza this Sunday, Nov. 20^th.

 

The Western Division

Anaheim Bolts:  Despite the fact that their very first game in the PASL was a loss to the more seasoned Sockers, the team considered their well-played, energetic game a success as most importantly they held the attention of their fans and set the stage for an exciting first season.

 

Revelucion Tijuana: The team lost their match last weekend to the rookie Monsoons.

 

San Diego Sockers: The Sockers will once again face off against the Anaheim Bolts on Saturday Nov. 19^th.

 

Tacoma Stars:  No current news.

 

Phoenix Monsoon:  The Monsoon barely edged out a victory over Tijuana with a 5-4 win, but fell just short in their second ever PASL game, with a score of 5-6.

 

Turlock Express: The Express hope to keep their winning streak alive this weekend when they contend with the Monsoon in a double header on Nov. 18^th and 19^th.

 

 

 

PASL Weekly Round-up

The Eastern Division

Louisville Lightning:

 

Detroit Waza: Check out We Live Soccer’s video about soccer in the state of Michigan featuring the Waza on the teams Facebook page.

 

Ohio Vortex: The Vortex will face off against rivals, the Cincinnati Kings on Dec. 3^rd at Cincinnati, then have their next home game on Dec. 16^th.

 

Illinois Piasa: Then Piasa will challenge our own Lightning this weekend at a home game on Dec. 2^nd at 7:30.

 

Cincinnati Kings:  At this weekend’s home game against the local Vortex, the team is offering a discount on game tickets with the donation of canned goods for their food drive for the Free Store Food band.

 

Kansas Magic:  The currently undefeated Magic with try to hold on to their untarnished record against our own Lightning this weekend on Saturday Dec. 3^rd.

 

The Western Division

Anaheim Bolts:  The Bolts have lately turned their attention to aiding local charities as they have partnered with both Boys Hope Girls Hope and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. For each goal blocked this season, the team will donate $5 to BHGH and for each goal made, the team will give $10 to Make-A-Wish. Additionally, fans are able to donate both at the games and online.

 

Revelucion Tijuana: The team will face off in a home game against the San Diego Sockers this weekend, to whom they lost in their last match.

 

San Diego Sockers: The Sockers will once more play against Revelucion Tijuana whom they defeated in their last match.

 

Tacoma Stars:  This weekend, Dec. 3^rd and 4^th, the Stars will host their very first home games of the season.

 

Phoenix Monsoon:  The Monsoon will challenge the Bolts next weekend, Dec. 10-11^th.

 

Turlock Express:  There is no current news for the Express this week.

 

 

 

 

PASL Weekly Round-up

The Eastern Division

Louisville Lightning:

 

Detroit Waza: This Sunday, January 8^th, the Waza will take on the Illinois Piasa.

 

Ohio Vortex: Following their December 16^th matchup against Illinois, the Vortex will return from the holiday break against our own Lightning who will have the home field advantage.

 

Illinois Piasa: The Piasa return early from the holiday break with back-to-back away games against the Louisville Lightning and Detroit Waza on January 7^th and 8^th respectively.

 

Cincinnati Kings:  The Kings proved victorious in their match against the Lightning, a win which also helped to move them to the next round in the US Open Cup. The Kings will next challenge the Detroit Waza in Cup play, then on Jan. 13^th return to regular play against the Kansas Magic at home.

 

Kansas Magic: With their eighty percent winning streak, the Magic hope to keep this streak alive when they face off against the Cincinnati Kings on Jan. 13^th.

 

The Western Division

Anaheim Bolts: This Friday, Jan.6^th will serve as “Latino Night” where much more than merely a soccer match will be provided for fans; there will be a pre-game game where reserve teams will face off, Hispanic cuisine, a mariachi band, and so much more to entertain  fans for hours on end.

 

Revelucion Tijuana: The Revelucion will challenge the Anaheim Bolts in an away game on “Latino Night”, this Friday Jan. 6^th.

 

San Diego Sockers:  On Jan.7^th , the Sockers will conduct a once in a lifetime ceremony where they will honor the legendary indoor soccer coach, Ron Newman, and where the PASL will officially announce that the PASL league cup will be renamed after the exceptional coach.

 

Tacoma Stars:  Following back to back losses, the Stars hope to bring home a victory against the Sockers on Jan. 14^th.

 

Phoenix Monsoon:  The Monsoon will participate in the US Open Cup on the 21st of this month, and will follow up with a match against the Sockers on the 22^nd.

 

Turlock Express:  There is no current news for the Express this week.

 

 

PASL Weekly Round-up

The Eastern Division

Louisville Lightning:

 

Detroit Waza: On January 20^th, the Waza will travel to Ohio to challenge the Vortex.

 

Ohio Vortex: This Friday, January 20^th, the Vortex will face off against the Detroit Waza at home.

 

Illinois Piasa: Fresh off a match last weekend against the Cincinnati Kings, the Piasa will next face off against our own Louisville Lightning in an away game on January 20^th.

 

Cincinnati Kings:  The Kings secured another victory this past weekend in a 9 to4 win against the Kansas Magic, and next week, January 21^st, the Kings will once more face off against the Illinois Piasa in an away game.

 

Kansas Magic: On January 22^nd, the Magic will once more challenge the Cincinnati Kings to whom they lost in their last meeting.

 

The Western Division

Anaheim Bolts:  Despite their recent loss to Revelucion Tijuana where the Revelucion were able to score an impressive 28 goals, the Bolts are still looking forward to events to come. The team has joined with the local branch of the Komen breast cancer group and will hold a “Pink Match” in February to raise money for the cause.

 

Revelucion Tijuana: In perhaps a record setting victory, the Revelucion were able to outscore the Bolts 28 to 7.

 

San Diego Sockers:  With their back-to-back victories over the Tacoma Stars last weekend, the Sockers have been able to maintain their 17 game (PASL play) winning streak. The Sockers hope to keep this streak alive with their Jan. 21^st match up against the Turlock Express.

 

Tacoma Stars:  Despite the fact that recent losses have jeopardized any chances at being in the playoffs, the Stars hope to perhaps change this in their upcoming match against the Sockers on Jan.21^st.

 

Phoenix Monsoon:  The Monsoon have undergone major changes including a new location, new owners, and most importantly, a new name, the Arizona Storm. The Storm will have their next game on January 22^nd.

 

Turlock Express:  There is no current news for the Express this week.

 

 

PASL Weekly Round-up

The Eastern Division

Louisville Lightning:

 

Detroit Waza: On January 28^th, the Waza will face-off against the Cincinnati Kings in a home game. The current leaders of the Eastern Division recently secured a 13 to 12 last minute victory against the Ohio Vortex.

 

Ohio Vortex: Following their Friday night loss to Detroit and subsequent loss to the Lightning on Saturday, the Vortex hope to fair better in their upcoming match against the Kansas Magic.

 

Illinois Piasa: Following this weekend’s matches against the Kings and our own Louisville Lightning, the Piasa prepare to face off against the Ohio Vortex in a home game on January 27^th.

 

Cincinnati Kings:  The results of today’s road game match-up against the Kansas Magic as well as next week’s away match against Detroit will affect the Kings chances of proceeding to the playoffs later this season.

 

Kansas Magic:   With their 4-3 standing in league play, the Magic hope to secure victories in today’s matchup against the Kings, as well as next weekend’s matches against the Vortex and Lightning respectively, to improve their record before playoffs begin.  

 

The Western Division

Anaheim Bolts:  The team has recently joined with the local branch of the Komen breast cancer group and will hold a “Pink Match” in February to raise money to aid the fight against cancer.

 

Revelucion Tijuana:  There are no current updates for the team this week.

 

San Diego Sockers:  In another strategic move to bolster their stellar record, the Sockers have recently signed defender, Antonio Sutton, an experienced defender who is not only a former champion, but also a former coach of the California Cougars. He was able to join the team right away for the recent matches against the Turlock Express and the Phoenix Monsoon.

 

Tacoma Stars:  Following about a three week break, the Stars will return to league play with two home games on February 11th and 12^th against the Bolts.

 

Phoenix Monsoon:  The Monsoon have undergone major changes including a new location, new owners, and most importantly, a new name, the Arizona Storm. The Storm will have their next game on January 22^nd.

 

Turlock Express:  The Express recently challenged the undefeated Sockers.

 

 

PASL Weekly Round-up

The Eastern Division

Louisville Lightning:

 

Detroit Waza: The current Eastern Division leaders will next challenge the Ohio Vortex in a home game on Saturday February 4.

 

Ohio Vortex: Before facing off against our own Lightning once more, the Vortex will challenge the Detroit Waza this Saturday, February 4^th.

 

Illinois Piasa: The Piasa will take a little break this week before ending into their last two regular season games, the weekend of February 10^th.

 

Cincinnati Kings:  On February 3^rd, the King’s reserve team will challenge the Cincy Saints. The next night, at a special home match, the King’s will host a “Boy Scout Night” where the scouts will have a chance to meet all of the players after the game.

 

Kansas Magic:   In an away match on Friday February 3^rd, the Magic will once again take on our own Lightning, rapidly following a previous match-up on January 29^th.  

 

The Western Division

Anaheim Bolts:  The Bolts had a superb turn around in last weekend’s match against the Arizona Storm when they achieved a 17 to 3 victory. They hope to keep this momentum going in their upcoming matches against the Tacoma Stars the week of February 11^th.

 

Revelucion Tijuana:  There are no current updates for the team this week.

 

San Diego Sockers:  After last weekend’s matches, the Sockers have reached a 25 game winning streak that they hope will continue in the last few weeks before play-offs begin. The winning Sockers next take on the FIFRA Championship in Mexico.

 

Tacoma Stars:  The Stars hope to turn around the season with wins against the Anaheim Bolts in back-to-back matches on February 11^th and 12^th.

 

Phoenix Monsoon/Arizona Storm:  The Storm were recently defeated by the Anaheim Bolts in a 17 to 3 blowout.

 

Turlock Express:  There is no new news for the Express this week.

 

 

The Eastern Division

Louisville Lightning:

 

Detroit Waza: The Waza have match-ups against the Illinois Piasa and Kansas Magic this weekend on Feb.11^th and 12^th.

 

Ohio Vortex: Following their February 4^th match against the Waza, the Vortex will play their final two away games this weekend, February 10^th and 11^th, against our own Lightning and the Cincinnati Kings respectively.

 

Illinois Piasa: The Piasa will have a quick turnaround this weekend with an away match on Friday feb.10^th against Kansas only to quickly return to Illinois for a home game against Detroit on Saturday Feb.11^th.  

 

Cincinnati Kings:  A recent victory over the Kansas Magic has currently placed the team in a tie for the last spot for playoffs in the Eastern division, a spot they hope to secure or improve in their final two home games against Detroit and Ohio.

 

Kansas Magic:   Unfortunately the Magic have suffered two recent losses to both the Cincinnati Kings and our own Louisville Lightning.  

 

The Western Division

Anaheim Bolts:  The Bolts are facing several challenges in the upcoming weeks as they have recently lost one of their best players, and need to win all of their remaining matches just for a chance to win a spot in the playoffs. They next face-off against the Tacoma Stars in back to back matches this weekend, February 11^th and 12^th.

 

Revelucion Tijuana:  The Revelucion are currently in great standing for the playoffs that begin in a matter of weeks.

 

San Diego Sockers:  Including regular season and tournament games, the Sockers have not only achieved a PASL record, but a third place record for continuous wins amongst all professional sports. They hope to keep their record alive with their coming matches against Phoenix on Feb. 11^th, and Turlock and Tacoma in the coming weeks.

 

Tacoma Stars:  The Stars will face the Anaheim Bolts in a double header this weekend, on Feb. 11^th and 12^th.

 

Phoenix Monsoon/Arizona Storm:  The Storm have two away games this weekend on Feb.10^th and 11^th.

 

Turlock Express:  There is no new news for the Express this week.

 

The Eastern Division

Louisville Lightning:

 

Detroit Waza: The Waza will have a bit of a break this week to rest up before their final two matches of the regular season on Feb. 24^th and 25^th against our own Lightning and the Cincinnati Kings respectively.

 

Ohio Vortex: The Vortex, who were recently victorious over the Cincinnati Kings, will use their week off to prepare for back-to-back matchups with the Kansas Magic in the final two games of their regular season play, which fortunately for them are home games.

 

Illinois Piasa: The Piasa played their final regular season game in a home game against the Waza on Feb.11^th, and now wait to find out if they will make the playoffs as they are currently vying with the Magic and Kings for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Division.  

 

Cincinnati Kings:  A recent 9 to 5 loss to the Ohio Vortex has made a playoff position even more uncertain.  As such, their final match on Feb. 25^th against Detroit will be crucial.

 

Kansas Magic:   With a series of recent losses, the final two matches in which the Magic take on the Ohio Vortex are crucial if they want to beat out the Kings and Piasa in the final playoff spot for the Eastern Division.  

 

The Western Division

Anaheim Bolts:  This weekend, Feb.18^th and 19^th, the Bolts are really engaging their fans with the opportunity to participate in a boot camp where they can work out with the players, and the next day girls can participate in a dance camp offered by the bolts dance team.

 

Revelucion Tijuana:  The Revelucion will take on the Anaheim Bolts on Sunday Feb.19^th in an away game.

 

San Diego Sockers:  As the streak continues to 22 wins, the Sockers next participate in the U.S Open Cup Championship on Feb.18^th, and then the top team will take on the Turlock Express in an away game on Feb.24^th.

 

Tacoma Stars:  While the Stars were unable to clench the win in their final home game, they have one more chance for victory in an away game with Tijuana on Feb. 24ht.

 

Phoenix Monsoon/Arizona Storm:  The Storm’s regular season play, like a few other teams, is already finished.

 

Turlock Express:  On Feb.24^th, the Express will take on the undefeated Sockers in one of the final regular season matches.