Maryland Bays

Maryland Bays

The Maryland Bays were an inaugural franchise of the third incarnation of the American Soccer League in 1988.They were based in Catonsville, Maryland, and played their games at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County. The team joined the American Professional Soccer League in 1990 when the ASL merged with the Western Soccer League. Before the 1990 season, the club absorbed the Washington Stars, and moved to play in Columbia, Maryland.

Contents

Year-by-year

Year Division League Reg. Season Playoffs Open Cup
1988 1 ASL 2nd, Northern Semifinals Did not enter
1989 1 ASL 4th, Northern Did not qualify Did not enter
1990 1 APSL 1st, ASL North Champion Did not enter
1991 1 APSL 1st, Western Semifinals Did not enter

Owner

  • John Liparini

Coach

  • United States Lincoln Phillips (1988)
  • United States Pete Caringi 1990
  • United States Gary Hindley 1991

Honors

Championship

  • 1990

MVP

Leading Scorer

Coach of the Year

  • 1991 Gary Hindley

First Team All Star

All-Time Roster

  • United States Germany John Abe (1988) (1990-91)
  • United States Jeff Agoos (1991) 5 Apps 0 Goals
  • United States Desmond Armstrong (1991) 5 Apps 0 Goals
  • United States Charles Arndt (1990-91)
  • United States Joe Barger (1990-91)
  • United States England Michael Brady 1991 5 Apps 1 Goal
  • United States Nick Broujos (1988-89)
  • United States D. Bujak (1989)
  • United States England Elvis Comrie (1988) 4 Goals
  • United States Scott Cook (1988) (1990-91)
  • United States Kurt Dasbach (1988) (1990-91)
  • Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Drago Dumbovic (1989)
  • United States Paul Emordi (1989)
  • United States Darryl Gee (1988-91
  • United States George Gelvonatch (1991) 18 Apps 0 Goals
  • Jamaica Bancroft Gordon (1989)
  • United States Philip Gyau (1988-91)
  • United States Nigeria Jean Harbor (1990-91) 25 Goals
  • United States Eric Hawkes (1988-90)
  • United States Bryan Haynes (1991) 20 Apps 9 Goals
  • United States John Karpovich (1988)
  • United States Stan Kozoil (1988)
  • United States Stan Lambros (1988)
  • United States Bob Lilley (1991) 11 Apps 0 Goals
  • United States Sam Mangione (1989-91)
  • United States Bruce Murray (1991) 9 Apps 2 Goals
  • Trinidad and Tobago David Nakhid (1988)
  • United States Omid Namazi (1990-91)
  • United States Jeff Nattans (1990-91)
  • United States Junior Nicholls (1988)
  • United States Sylvanus Oriakhi (1988-89)
  • United States Amir Parsa (1988)
  • United States Steve Powers (1988-91) 1 Goal
  • United States Chris Reif (1988-91)
  • United States Paul Rutenis (1988-90)
  • United States Rich Ryerson (1991) 2 Apps 0 Goals
  • United States Rob Ryerson (1988-90)
  • United States Vernon Skinner (1988)
  • United States Kevin Sloan (1988-91)
  • United States Troy Snyder (1989)
  • United States Warren Westcoat (1991) 2 Apps 0 Goals

References

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