MISL All-Stars

History of the All-Star Game

February 29, 2004
Family Arena – St. Louis

MISL Internationals 1
MISL USA 10

The Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) held its annual All-Star Game at the Family Arena as the game featured MISL International versus the MISL USA comprised of the nine MISL teams. MISL USA defeated MISL International by a final score of 10-1.

MISL USA opened the scoring (1-0) when Paul Wright of the San Diego Sockers found the back of the net off the assist from Todd Dusosky of the Milwaukee Wave at 12:02 of the first quarter.

MISL USA added to its lead (2-0) when Michael King of the Milwaukee Wave came off the bench unnoticed and had a breakaway that resulted in the goal on the outlet pass from goalkeeper Scott Hileman of the Baltimore Blast at 9:37 of the second quarter.

MISL International got on the borad and opened the second half scoring (2-1) when Sinsia Alebic of the Dallas Sidekicks scored the goal off the pass from Vlatko Andonovski of the Kansas City Comets at 5:53 of the third quarter. MISL USA responded (3-1) when Giuliano Celenza stole the ball and scored the unassisted goal at 7:01. MISL USA added to its lead (4-1) when Celenza scored his second goal of the game off the pass from King at 7:49. MISL USA kept the scoring attack going (5-1) when Daryl Doran of the St. Louis Steamers scored the restart goal off the second assist of the game for Todd Dusosky at 9:44. MISL USA closed out the third period scoring (7-1) when Doran scored his second goal of the game and quarter off the pass from Don D'Ambra of the Philadelphia KiXX at 13:42.

MISL USA opened the final quarter scoring (8-1) when Steve Butcher of the St. Louis Steamers found the back of the net off the pass from Wright at 2:16. MISL USA kept the second half scoring rolling (9-1) when Celenza recorded the hat trick on his third goal of the game off the cross from Greg Howe of the Milwaukee Wave at 6:54. MISL USA closed out the scoring (10-1) when D'Ambra scored the goal off the pass from Celenza at 9:06.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, USA, Wright (Dusosky), 12:02. Penalties: Intl., Vasic (tripping), 10:30.

SECOND QUARTER: 2, USA, King (Hileman), 9:37. Penalties: none.

THIRD QUARTER: 3, Intl., Alebic (Andonovski), 5:54; 4, USA, Celenza, 7:01; 5, USA, Calenza (King), 7:49; 6, USA, Doran (Dusosky), 9:44; 7, USA, Wright, 13:04; 8, USA, Doran (D’Ambra), 13:42. Penalties: Intl., bench (misconduct), 12:38.

FOURTH QUARTER: 9, USA, Butcher (Wright), 2:16; 10, USA, Celenza (Howe), 6:54; 11, USA, D’Ambra (Celenza), 9:06. Penalties: none.

Shots: Intl., 4-10-6-10=30; USA, 12-10-11-13=46. Power plays: Intl., 0-0; USA, 1-1. Goalies: Intl.: Larkin (30:00, 10 saves), Mireles (30:00, 6 saves) USA, Hileman (29:58, 8 saves), Nogueira (30:00, 8 saves), Doran (:02, 0 saves). Refs: Mock, Grigoriou, Andrade. A: 4,129.

March 9, 2003
Bradley Center – Milwaukee

West All-Stars 20
East All-Stars 13

The Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) hosted its second annual All-Star Game March 9, 2003, from the Bradley Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Eastern Conference All-Star squad comprised of the Baltimore Blast, Cleveland Force, Harrisburg Heat and the Philadelphia KiXX, lost 20-13 to the Western Conference squad made up of the Dallas Sidekicks, Kansas City Comets, Milwaukee Wave and San Diego Sockers, in front of 8,429 fans.

The Most Valuable Player of the Game went to Dino Delevski of the Kansas City Comets who recorded a hat trick and scored the game-winning goal.

The West opened the scoring (3-0) when Alex Zotinca of the Comets scored a three-point goal off the assist from Nino DaSilva of Kansas City at 11:14 of the first quarter. The East got on the board (3-2) when John Ball of the Force scored an unassisted two-point goal at 11:38. The West added to its lead (5-2) when Dino Delevski of the Comets found the back of the net on a volley off the boards from San Diego’s Carlos “Chile” Farias at 12:31.

The East cut the lead to one point (5-4) when P.J. Wakefield of the Blast scored an unassisted two-point goal at 1:35 of the second quarter. The West added to its lead (7-4) when Todd Dusosky of Milwaukee found the back of the net off the cross from Delevski at 8:39.

The West opened the second half scoring (9-4) when Delevski scored his second two-point goal of the game on a volley off the cross from Gaston Pernia of the Sockers at 2:58 of the third quarter. The East snapped a 4-0 run by the West (9-6) when Wakefield scored his second two-point goal of the game off the cross from Don D’Ambra of the KiXX at 8:08. The West quickly responded (6-12) when Lovelace Ackah of the Wave scored a three-point restart goal at 8:44.

The East cut into the lead (12-8) when Pat Morris of Philadelphia scored a two-point goal off the pass from Denison Cabral of the Blast at 3:11 of the final quarter. The East got to within a goal (12-10) when Genoni Martinez scored the penalty kick power play two-point goal at 6:50. The East took its first lead of the game (13-12) when Martinez scored his second goal of the quarter on a three-point blast at 9:48. The West regained the lead (15-13) when Delevski picked up the hat trick on a three-point goal off the pass from Joe Reiniger of Milwaukee at 13:01. The West sealed the game (17-13) when Todd Dusosky scored his second goal of the game against the sixth attacker at 14:48. The West added another three-point goal (20-17) when DaSilva found the back of the net against the sixth attacker at 14:56.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, WEST, Zotinca (DaSilva) 3 pts., 11:14; 2, EAST, Ball (Cabral) 2 pts., 11:38; 3, WEST, Delevski (Farias) 2 pts., 12:31. Penalties: none.

SECOND QUARTER: 4, EAST, Wakefield (unassisted), 2 pts., 1:35; 5, WEST, To. Dusosky (Delevski), 2 pts., 8:19. Penalties: none.

THIRD QUARTER: 6, WEST, Delevski (Pernia) 2 pts., 2:58; 7, EAST, Wakefield (D'Ambra) 2pts., 8:08; 8, WEST, Ackah (unassisted) 3 pts., 8:44. Penalties: West, Pernia, tripping.

FOURTH QUARTER: 9, EAST, Morris (Cabral) 2 pts., 3:15; 10, EAST, Martinez (unassisted) 2 pts., 6:50; 11, EAST, Martinez (unassisted) 3 pts., 9:48; 12, WEST, Delevski (Reiniger) 3 pts., 13:01; 13, WEST, To. Dusosky (unassisted) 2 pts., 14:48; 14, WEST, DaSilva (unassisted) 3 pts., 14:55. Penalties: WEST, Zotinca-holding; WEST, Ackah-tripping.

Shots: East, 6-14-12-12= 44; WEST, 3-10-12-7= 32. Power plays: EAST, 0-2; WEST, 0-0. Goalkeepers: EAST, Pappas (30:00, 7 saves), Larkin (28:01, 13 saves), Ball (L, 1:59, 0 saves). WEST, Nogueira (30:00, 13 saves), Vorberg (29:40, 10 saves), Tr. Dusosky (W, :20, 0 saves). Referees: Rich Grady, Brian Hall.

February 17, 2002
Gund Arena – Cleveland

East All-Stars 17
West All-Stars 15

The 2002 MISL All-Star Game was a fantastic showcase of MISL’s superstars before an All-Star Game record crowd of 13,216 and featured playoff-type intensity, tremendous goaltending, and a thrilling overtime victory for the East All-Stars. Philadelphia’s Joel Shanker scored the game-winning goal, assisted by Mark Moser, at 4:36 of the first overtime period en route to being named the 2002 MISL All-Star Game MVP. The East All-Stars had forced overtime via a sixth-attacker goal by Baltimore’s Denison Cabral at 13:06 of the fourth quarter, assisted by Dallas’ indoor soccer-great Tatu, to tie the game at 15-15. Cleveland’s Hector Marinaro surpassed former teammate Zoran Karic to become the all-time leading scorer in All-Star Game history with four points (0-1-0-2), reaching 46 for his career. Baltimore goalkeeper Scott Hileman took the win allowing eight points in 33:37, while Kansas City goalkeeper Chris Damico took the loss giving up 11 points in 34:36. CNN/Sports Illustrated broadcast the game nationally.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, EST, DePalma (Corneli) 2 pts., 2;41; 2, WST, Marinaro (Wade) 2 pts., 5:05; 3, WST, Reiniger (Carbonara) 3 pts., 13:31. Penalties: none.

SECOND QUARTER: 4, WST, Doran (Marinaro) 2 pts., :50; 5, EST, Bascome (Corneli) 2 pts., 1:24; 6, EST, Handsor (Morman) 2 pts., 9:48. Penalties: none.

THIRD QUARTER: 7, EST, Moser (unassisted) 3 pts., 3:27; 8, EST, Cabral (Corneli) 2pts., 12:59; 9, EST, Shanker (Moser) 2 pts., 14:45; 10, WST, Reiniger (Carbonara) 2 pts, 14:59. Penalties: none.

FOURTH QUARTER: 11, WST, Delevski (Dusosky) 2 pts., 2:53; 12, WST, Wade (Ackah) 2 pts., 4:11; 13, WST, King (Marinaro) 2 pts., 7:29; 14, EST, Cabral (Tatu) 2 pts., 13:06. Penalties: none.

OVERTIME: 15, EST, Shanker (Moser) 2 pts., 4:36. Penalties: none.

Shots: EST, 10-7-15-10-3=45; WST, 11-10-7-12-4=44.
Power plays: EST, 0-0; WST, 0-0.
Goalies: EST, Pappas (30:00, 11 saves), Hileman (W, 33:37, 9 saves), Bowers (:59, 0 saves). WST, Nogueira (30:00, 8 saves), Damico (L, 34:36, 11 saves).
Refs: Rudy, Campbell, Grigoriou. A: 13,216.

February 14, 2001
HSBC Arena – Buffalo

National Conference 18
American Conference 19

The American Conference scored nine unanswered points in the fourth quarter, capped off by John Ball’s game-winning 3-point goal at 11:31, to stun the National Conference, 19-18. The Nationals scored the first 14 points in the game while opening up a 16-4 halftime lead. Down 18-10 early in the fourth quarter, the American’s offense finally sprung into action, with Detroit’s Domenic Mobilio, Cleveland’s Hector Marinaro, Buffalo’s Andrew Crawford, and Cleveland’s Ball scoring the remaining goals. Wichita’s Dino Delevski led all scorers with eight points (1-2-0-1), while teammate Braeden Cloutier added four assists and six points. Baltimore goalkeeper Scott Hileman recorded the win while Wichita goalkeeper Jim Larkin was credited with the loss. Marinaro’s three points in the game moved him into a tie with Zoran Karic for the all-time All-Star Game points lead with 42 career points. Ball was named the game’s Most Valuable Player for his heroics.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, NC, Delevski (Cloutier) 3 pts., 6:20; 2, NC, Nash (Reiniger) 2 pts., 10:00; 3, NC, Delevski (Cloutier) 2 pts., 10:24; 4, NC, Oliviero (Cloutier) 2 pts., 14:48. Penalties: none.

SECOND QUARTER: 5, NC, Reiniger (Bowers) 2 pts., 1:47; 6, NC, Stathopoulos (unassisted) 3 pts., 1:56; 7, AC, Walker (Ball) 2 pts., 2:13; 8, AC, Bascome (DiFlorio) 2 pts., 6:02; 9, NC, Delevski (Cloutier) 2 pts., 12:07. Penalty: Pappas, AC (intentional handball) 12:04.

THIRD QUARTER: 10, AC, Bascome (DiFlorio) 2pts., :58; 11, AC, Schmetzer (Marinaro) 2 pts., 5:17; 12, AC, DiFlorio (unassisted) 2 pts., 13:35. Penalties: none.

FOURTH QUARTER: 13, NC, Cloutier (Delevski) 2 pts., 2:05; 14, AC, Mobilio (Zavala) 2 pts., 2:44; 15, AC, Marinaro (DiFlorio) 2 pts., 5:52; 16, AC, Crawford (Ball) 2 pts., 7:54; 17, AC, Ball (Schmetzer) 3 pts., 11:39. Penalties: none.

Shots: NC, 11-10-9-2=32; AC, 6-11-11-10=38.
Power plays: NC, 1-1; AC, 0-0.
Goalies: NC, Ceccarelli (30:00, 7 saves), Larkin (L, 28:45, 9 saves), Wade (:48, 0 saves), Moxom (:27, 0 saves). AC, Hileman (W, 30:03, 7 saves), Pappas (29:57, 8 saves).
Refs: Campbell, Salas, Adamec. A: 4,647.

February 1, 2000
Skyreach Center - Edmonton

Team USA 18
Team Canada 12

Wes Wade (0-3-0-1=7) of Kansas City gave Team USA the initial lead, then helped fuel a furious comeback as the Americans beat Canada in the first NPSL All-Star Game to feature the Team Canada versus Team USA format. Wade, who was named MVP, put the U.S. up 2-0 in the second quarter, but Team Canada then went on a 10-0 run before Team USA rallied to take a 12-10 lead. After Canada tied it midway through the fourth quarter, Milwaukee’s Michael King (0-2-0-2=4) scored 35 seconds later to put the Americans in front to stay. Winning goalkeeper Bryan Finnerty of Detroit made several fine saves to preserve the victory.

FIRST QUARTER: No scoring. Penalties: none

SECOND QUARTER: 1, USA, Wade (Hunjak) 2 pts., 5:47; 2, CAN, Handsor (Pizzolitto), 2 pts., 6:05; 3, CAN, DiFlorio (unassisted) 2 pts., 8:57; 4, CAN, Stathopoulos (Oliviero) 2 pts., 13:27; 5, CAN D’Onofrio (DiFlorio) 2 pts., 14:16. Penalties: King, USA (tripping) 8:57, Bench, USA (too many men) 10:12.

THIRD QUARTER: 6, CAN, Stathopoulos (Oliviero) 2 pts., 4:11; 7, USA, Wade (Dunn) 2 pts., 5:39; 8, USA, Dunn (unassisted) 2 pts., 7:25; 9, USA, Simas (Cabral) 2 pts., 12:31; 10, USA, Miller (King) 2 pts., 13:17. Penalties: none

FOURTH QUARTER: 11, USA, Moxom (Wade) 2 pts., 4:17, 12, CAN, Handsor (Doliscat) 2 pts., 7:39; 13, USA, King (Hunjak) 2 pts., 8:14; 14, Wade (King) 2 pts., 13:26; 15, USA, Dunn (unassisted) 2 pts. 14:07. Penalties Richardson USA (hand ball) 13:57.

January 20, 1999
Kansas Coliseum - Wichita

American Conference 23
National Conference 15

Cleveland’s Zoran Karic (0-2-1-4=9) and Hector Marinaro (0-2-0-3=7) again led the American Conference to victory in a game telecast by a cable syndicate nationally and internationally. Karic was voted MVP. Goalkeeper Peter Pappas of Philadelphia stopped 12 of 15 shots faced and was the winner in relief of Milwaukee’s Victor Nogueira. Mark Moser (0-4-0-0=8) and Ken Snow (0-2-0-0=4) of St. Louis led the host National Conference, which held its only lead at 2-0 on a goal by Moser 1:10 into the game. Two quick goals by Tarik Walker of Baltimore put the Americans ahead to stay.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, NA, Moser (Houser) 2 pts., 1:10; 2, AM, Walker (unassisted) 2 pts., 3:59; 3, AM, Walker (Karic) 2 pts., 7:42; 4, AM, Thomas (unassisted) 2 pts., 8:58; 5, NA, Moser (unassisted) 2 pts., 14:03. Penalty: Carbonara, AM (holding) 14:39.

SECOND QUARTER: 6, AM, Karic (Marinaro) 2 pts., 3:23; 7, NA, Moser (Barber) 2 pts., 6:31; 8, AM, Marinaro (Karic) 2 pts., 9:30; 9, NA, Brose (Barber) 2 pts., 10:29; 10, NA, Snow (Brose) 2 pts., 12:21; 11, AM, Karic (Carbonara) 2 pts., 14:47. Penalties: none.

THIRD QUARTER: 12, AM, Karic (shootout) 1 pt., 2:00; 13, NA, Moser (Westcoat) 2 pts., 5:50; 14, AM, Bascome (Marinaro) 2 pts., 8:51. Penalty: Barber, NA (tripping) 1:59.

FOURTH QUARTER: 15, AM, King (Marinaro) 2 pts., 2:13; 16, NA, Snow (Rasmussen) 2 pts, 5:59; 17, NA, Brose (shootout) 1 pt., 7:19; 18, AM, Marinaro (Karic) 2 pts., 10:07; 19, AM, DiFlorio (Karic) 2 pts., 11:57; 20, AM, King (Schweitzer) 2 pts., 13:49. Penalty: King, AM (boarding) 7:18.

Shots: AM , 10-7-7-10=34; NA , 14-9-11-13=47.Power plays: AM, 0-1; NA, 0-2. Goalies: AM, Nogueira (30:00, 9 saves), Pappas (W, 30:00, 12 saves). NA, Westcoat (L, 58:08, 14 saves), Hundelt (1:52, 0 saves). Refs: Shepherd, Cory, Rossi. A: 4,781.

February 17, 1998
The Crown - Cincinnati

American Conference 28
National Conference 17

The American Conference, led by Zoran Karic (1-1-0-2=7) of Cleveland, raced to an 18-2 halftime lead. Wichita’s Erik Rasmussen (0-2-0-2=6) helped the National Conference rally to within 18-11. Detroit player-coach Pato Margetic and Kevin Koetters of Kansas City scored shootout goals during the comeback run. Then the American Conference, which got points from 10 different players, pulled away again as Philadelphia’s Kevin Sloan scored six points in the fourth quarter of a game telecast by a cable syndicate both nationally and internationally. Winning goalkeeper Victor Nogueira of Milwaukee was voted MVP.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, AM, Karic 3 pts., 2:16; 2, AM, Richardson (Marinaro) 2 pts., 5:48; 3, AM, Hesch 2 pts., 9:15; 4, AM, Richardson (Marinaro) 2 pts., 13:45. Penalty: Hesch, AM (tripping) 14:41.

SECOND QUARTER: 5, AM, King (Hesch) 2 pts., 2:13; 6, NA, Reiniger (shootout) 1 pt., 2:18; 7, NA, Wade (Rasmussen) (PPG) 1 pt., 3:57; 8, AM, Marinaro (Karic) 2 pts., 9:20; 9, AM, Chinapoo (Namazi) 2 pts., 11:53; 10, AM, King (Hesch) 2 pts., 13:40; 11, AM, Knowles (shootout) 1 pt., 13:58. Penalties: AM, Namazi (tripping) 3:18; NA, Wade (pushing) 13:58.

THIRD QUARTER: 12, NA, Rasmussen 2 pts., 2:35; 13, NA, Margetic (shootout) 1 pt., 3:40; 14, NA, Biello (Margetic) 2 pts., 6:52; 15, NA, Koetters (shootout) 1 pt., 10 :43; 16, NA, Reiniger (Wade) 1 pt., 11:01. Penalties: AM, Namazi (holding) 3:40; AM, Chinapoo (tripping) 10:43.

FOURTH QUARTER: 17, NA, Rasmussen (Koetters) 2 pts., 4:39; 18, AM, King (DiFlorio) 2 pts., 5:57; 19, NA, Koetters (Rasmussen) 2 pts., 8:27; 20, AM, Sloan (Marinaro) 2 pts., 9:47; 21, NA, Biello (DiNunzio) 2 pts., 10:09; 22, NA, Margetic (Koetters ) 2 pts., 11:05; 23, AM, Karic (DiFlorio) 2 pts., 12:15; 24 AM, Sloan (Karic) 2 pts., 12:25; 25, AM, Sloan (Marinaro) 2 pts., 12:49. Penalties: none.

Shots: NA, 5-10-13-8=36; AM, 12-14-4-12-42. Power plays: NA, 2-4; AM, 0-1. Goalies: NA, Finnerty (28:26, 8 saves), Swanner (L, 30:00, 11 saves), Wade (1:34, 0 saves); AM, Nogueira (W, 30:00, 7 saves), Pappas (30:00, 10 saves). Refs: Rudy, Salas, Delcorral. A: 7,298.

February 9, 1997
Baltimore Arena - Baltimore

National Conference 20
American Conference 14

Steve Kuntz (0-2-0-2=6), Daryl Doran (0-2-0-0=4) and Joe Reiniger (0-2-0-0=4) of St. Louis sparked the National Conference to a 14-4 lead and goalkeepers Victor Nogueira of Milwaukee (14 saves on 16 shots faced) and Warren Westcoat of Kansas City held off the American Conference All-Stars for the victory. Doran also had four blocked shots and was voted MVP. Hector Marinaro of Cleveland (0-2-0-1=5) and Mark Pulisic of Harrisburg (0-2-0-0=4) led the American Conference in the game that was telecast by a national television syndicate.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, NA, Kuntz (Hunjak) 2 pts, 8:33; 2, AM, Marinaro (Knowles) 2 pts., 9:38; 3, NA, Mella (Hunjak) 2 pts., 9:59. Penalties: none.

SECOND QUARTER: 4, NA, Doran (Moser) 2 pts., 2:53; 5, NA, Brose (Kuntz) 2 pts., 3:24; 6, NA, Doran (King) 2 pts., 5:59; 7, AM, McIntosh, 2pts., 6:33; 8, NA Wade (Mella) 2 pts., 7:57. Penalty: Wade, NA (holding) 9:50.

THIRD QUARTER: 9, NA, Kuntz (Wade) 2 pts., 3:41; 10, AM, Karic 2 pts., 8:40; 11, AM, Pulisic (Marinaro) 2 pts., 14:08; Penalties: none.

FOURTH QUARTER: 12, NA, Reiniger (King) 2 pts., 4:13; 13, AM, Marinaro (Karic) 2 pts., 8:25; 14, NA, Hunjak (Kuntz) 2 pts., 10:45; 15, AM, Vermes (Vignjevic) 2 pts., 12:15; 16, NA, Reiniger (King) 2 pts., 12:32; 17, AM, Pulisic (Vuckovic) 2 pts., 13:56. Penalties: none.

Shots: NA, 10-16-6-10=42; AM, 10-11-12-9=42. Power plays: NA, 0-0; AM, 0-1. Goalies: NA, Nogueira (30:00, 14 saves), Westcoat (W, 30:00, 7 saves); AM, Orf (30:00, 12 saves), Pena (L, 25:45, 9 saves), Knowles (4:15, 0 saves). Refs: Ortiz, Grady, Bailey. A: 8,317.

February 11, 1996
Kansas Coliseum - Wichita

American Division 16
National Division 15

Marcelo Carrera (0-2-0-2=4) of the Canton Invaders started with a goal 42 seconds into the game and provided a masterful finishing touch with the game-winning goal with 4:52 to play as the American Division edged the National Division, 16-15, before 7,895 fans and an international TV audience on ESPN. Ted Eck of the host Wings led the National Division scoring (0-2-1-0=5) and was voted the game’s MVP. Winning goalkeeper Scoop Stanisic of Harrisburg made 19 saves and his replacement Otto Orf of Cleveland made 13 as the National Conference held a 44-29 shot advantage.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, AM, Carrera (Chinapoo) 2 pts., :42. 2, AM, Medved (Orf) 2 pts., 5:22. 3, NA, Margetic (Moser) 2 pts., 7:44. Penalties: none.

SECOND QUARTER: 4, NA, Eck (Koetters) 2 pts., 12:48. Penalties: none.

THIRD QUARTER: 5, AM, Kelly (DiFlorio) 2 pts., 1:40. 6, AM, Kelderman (Carrera) 2 pts., 6:30. 7, AM, Stankovic (Carrera) 2 pts., 7:04. 8, NA, Eck (shootout) 1 pt., 10:06. 9, NA, Eck, (Doran) 2 pts., 12:45. Penalty: McIntosh, AM (boarding) 10:06.

FOURTH QUARTER: 10, NA, Hunjak (Margetic) 2 pts., :53. 11, NA, Roentved (Margetic) 2 pts., 3:47. 12, NA, Hunjak (Moser) 2 pts., 5:45. 13, AM, DiFlorio (Antonio) 2 pts., 6:26. 14, AM, DiFlorio (Marinaro) 2 pts., 8:26. 15, NA, King (Knowles) 2 pts., 9:52. 16, AM, Carrera (Dougherty) 2 pts., 10:08. Penalties: none.

Shots: AM, 6-10-8-5=29; NA , 7-8-14-15-=44. Power plays: AM, 0-0; NA, 0-1. Goalies: AM, Stanisic (W, 30:00, 19 saves). Orf (30:00, 13 saves); NA, Swanner (L, 27:55, 6 saves). Nogueira (30:00, 8 saves). Roentved (2:05, 0 saves). Refs: Lauer, Kennedy, Shepherd. A: 7,895.

February 19, 1995
Memorial Auditorium - Buffalo

American Division 29
National Division 24

The American Division parlayed a record-setting second half into a 29-24 victory. Zoran Karic (0-5-0-0=10) and Hector Marinaro (0-2-0-4=8) of Cleveland and Baltimore’s Kevin Sloan (1-2-0-0=7) led the Americans’ rally from a 15-10 halftime deficit. Kansas City’s Brian Haynes (1-3-0-0=9) and St. Louis’ Mark Moser (0-2-1-1=6) led the National All-Stars. Karic and Haynes shared Most Valuable Player honors for their record-setting efforts in the game televised nationwide on ESPN.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, AM, Marinaro (unassisted) 2 pts., :38. 2, AM, Karic (Carrera) 2 pts., 5:19. 3, NA, Wade (Hunjak) 2 pts., 6:30. 4, NA, Haynes (unassisted) 2 pts., 11:06. 5, NA, Haynes (Moser) 2 pts., 13:20. 6, NA, Moser (Margetic) 2 pts., 14:53. Penalties: none.

SECOND QUARTER: 7, NA, Haynes (Wade) 2 pts., 1:25. 8, AM, Carrera (Orf) 2 pts., 3:10. 9, AM, Karic (Marinaro) 2 pts., 3:21. 10, NA, Haynes (Knowles) 3 pts., 6:35. 11, NA, Snow (Knowles) 2 pts., 7:52. 12, AM, Ra. Pikuzinski (Dougherty) 2 pts., 12:17. Penalty: Bowers, NAT (holding) 8:25.

THIRD QUARTER: 13, AM, Marinaro (Antonio) 2 pts., :45. 14, AM, Sloan (Ra.Pikuzinski) 2 pts., 2:50. 15, AM, Ru.Pikuzinski (Dougherty) 2 pts., 5:42. 16, AM, Karic (Marinaro) 2 pts., 6:23. 17, NA, Roentved (Margetic) 3 pts., 12:05. 18, AM, Dougherty (Brose) 2 pts., 14:12. Penalties: Knowles, NA (tripping) 11:50.

FOURTH QUARTER: 19, AM, Karic (Marinaro) 2 pts., 6:44. 20, NA, Moser (Hunjak) 2 pts., 8:31. 21, AM, Sloan (Antonio) 2 pts., 9:40. 22, NA, Moser (shootout) 1 pt., 11:46. 23, NA, Margetic (Roentved) 1 pt., 12:26. 24, AM, Karic (Marinaro) 2 pts., 13:36. 25, AM, Sloan (Ra. Pikuzinski) 3 pts., 13:50. 26, NA, Hunjak (Margetic) 2 pts., 14:50. Penalties: Marinaro, AM (tripping) :07. Carrera, AM (tripping) 11:46.

Shots: NA, 11-14-7-8=40; AM, 3-16-11-7=37. Power plays: NA, 1-2; AM, 0-2. Goalies: NA, Finnerty (L, 28:14, 8 saves), Swanner (30:00, 10 saves), Roentved (1:46, 0 saves); AM, Stanisic (W, 30:00, 6 saves), Orf (30:00, 13 saves). Refs: Heron, Kennedy, Goodrich. A: 8,256.

February 22, 1994
St. Louis Arena - St. Louis

National Division 29
American Division 21

Chicago’s Pato Margetic (1-2-0-1=8), St. Louis<@146> David Doyle (0-3-0-2=8) and Detroit’s Andy Chapman (0-2-0-4=8) each scored eight points as the National Division broke the American Division’s three-game winning streak in a game televised nationwide on ESPN. Chapman had three second-half assists and was voted MVP. Cleveland’s Hector Marinaro and Baltimore’s Paul Wright each had seven points to lead the American All-Stars.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, NA, Bowers (Ervine) 2 pts., 7:43. 2, NA, Margetic (Chapman) 2 pts., 8:40. 3, NA, Ervine (Bowers) 2 pts., 9:25. 4, NA, Koetters (Doyle) 2 pts., 9:52. Penalties: none.

SECOND QUARTER: 5, AM, Marinaro (Wright) 2 pts., 1:51. 6, AM, Marinaro (Karic) 2 pts., 4:00. 7, NA, Doyle (Koetters) 2 pts., 10:16. 8, NA King (Margetic) 2 pts., 11:30. 9, NA, Chapman (Doyle) 2 pts., 12:01. Penalties: none.

THIRD QUARTER: 10, AM, Wright (Neely) 2 pts., :56. 11, AM, DiFlorio, (unassisted) 2 pts., 2:33. 12, AM, Karic (unassisted) 2 pts., 4:25. 13, NA, Margetic (Chapman) 2 pts., 9:17. Penalties: none.

FOURTH QUARTER: 14, NA, King (Richardson) 2 pts., 2:34. 15, NA, Chapman (Ervine) 2 pts., 3:46. 16, AM, DiFlorio (Fernandez) 2 pts., 4:53. 17, NA, Doyle (Chapman) 2 pts., 6:55. 18, AM, Wright (DiFlorio) 2 pts., 7:03. 19, NA, Doyle (Chapman) 2 pts., 7:37. 20, AM, Wright (Marinaro) 1 pt., 8:07. 21, AM, Marinaro (Karic) 2 pts., 8:58. 22, AM, Neely (DiFlorio) 2 pts., 9:37. 23, NA, King (shootout) 1 pt., 11:41. 24, NA, Ervine (Woodberry) 1 pt., 12:49. 25, AM, Karic (Wright) 2 pts., 12:01. 26, NA, Margetic (unassisted) 3 pts., 12:03. Penalties: Hundelt, NA (holding) 7:54. Chinapoo, AM (tripping) 12:49.

Shots: AM, 11-9-9-18=47; NA 16-12-10-16=54. Power plays: AM, 1-1; NA, 1-1. Goalies: AM, Vaccaro (30:00, 12 saves), Swanner (L, 26:29, 8 saves), Marinaro (3:31, 1 save); NA, Finnerty (30:00, 9 saves), Robben (W, 30:00, 10 saves). Refs: Siomos, Campbell, Burke. A: 8,202.

March 9, 1993
CSU Convocation Center - Cleveland

American Division 15
National Division 14

Zoran Karic of Cleveland was voted MVP after scoring seven points (1-2-0-0=7) to lead the American Division to victory before 9,179 fans. The National All-Stars tallied twice in the fourth quarter to cut the lead to one but failed to score in a sixth attacker situation late in the game. Cleveland’s Hector Marinaro had five points (0-1-2-1=5) for the Americans, including a spectacular bicycle kick goal. Winning goalkeeper Cris Vaccaro of Baltimore saved 10 shots in the second half. Milwaukee’s Paul Wright and Kansas City’s Brian Haynes each had three points to lead the National Division in the game that was telecast by SportsChannel America.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, NA, Doyle (Margetic) 1 pt., 5:15. 2, NA, Carrera (Margetic) 2 pts., 8:26. 3, NA, Wright (unassisted) 3 pts., 11:23. 4, AM, Wittman (DiFlorio) 2pts., 14:45. Penalty: Swanner, AM (tripping) 3:24.

SECOND QUARTER: 5, AM, Karic (Hunjak) 2 pts., 7:12. 6, NA, Roentved (unassisted) 2 pts., 8:04. 7, AM, Karic (unassisted) 2 pts., 12:12. 8, AM, Marinaro (shootout) 1 pt., 13:08. 9, AM, Marinaro (Bowers) 1 pt., 13:37. Penalty: Parry, NA (pushing) 13:03.

THIRD QUARTER: 10, NA, Doran (Doyle) 2 pts., 1:07. 11, AM, Karic (Marinaro) 3 pts., 4:01. 12, AM, Marinaro (Wittman) 2 pts., 14:09. Penalties: none.

FOURTH QUARTER: 13, AM, DiFlorio (Bono) 2 pts., 1:28. 14, NA, Haynes (Parry) 2 pts., 3:53. 15, NA, Woodberry (Haynes) 2 pts., 5:02. Penalties: Hall, NA (tripping) 7:55. Shots: NA, 10-4-7-10=31; AM, 6-7-10-10=33. Power plays: NAT, 1-1; AM, 1-2. Goalies: NA, Nogueira (30:00, 6 saves), Peat (L, 27:41, 11 saves), Wright (2:19, 0 saves); AM, Swanner (28:09, 6 saves), Vaccaro (W, 31:51, 10 saves). Refs: Olson, Huber, Wargo. A: 9,179.

February 12, 1992
Ervin J. Nutter Center - Dayton

American Division 27
National Division 18

Tony Bono of the host Dayton Dynamo scored three goals and two assists to earn MVP honors and help the American Conference to its second straight victory, a 27-18 conquest of the National Division All-Stars. Chicago’s Michael Richardson led the National All-Stars in scoring with four goals. The 27 points scored by the American All-Stars and the combined 45 points easily shattered previous All-Star records.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, NA, Richardson (Haynes) 2 pts., 2:20. 2, NA, Krafft(Banks) 2 pts., 10:00. 3, AM, Bono (Boschen) 2 pts., 11:23. 4, AM, Chapman (McIntosh) 2 pts., 14:09. Penalties: none.

SECOND QUARTER: 5, AM, McIntosh (penalty kick) 2 pts., 4:13. 6, AM, O’Keefe (McIntosh) 2 pts., 9:30. 7, NA, Richardson (Margetic) 2 pts., 10:33. 8, AM, McIntosh (Prescott) 2 pts., 10:46. 9, AM, Popp (Bono) 2 pts., 12:20. 10, AM, Prescott (Zolgharnain) 2 pts., 14:48. Penalties: Stanisic, NA (holding) 4:12. Westcoat, NA (tripping) 4:13.

THIRD QUARTER: 11, AM, Pfau (McIntosh) 2 pts., 6:14. 12, NA, Richardson (Kitson) 2 pts., 9:06. 13, NA, Margetic (Knowles) 2 pts., 10:59. 14, NA, Haynes (unassisted) 2 pts., 11:56. Penalties: none.

FOURTH QUARTER: 15, NA, Krafft (Margetic) 2 pts., 1:32. 16, AM, O’Keefe (McIntosh) 2 pts., 4:01. 17, AM, Bono (Boschen) 2 pts., 4:36. 18, AM Bono (DiNunzio) 2 pts., 6:05. 19, AM, Boschen (O’Keefe) 2 pts., 6:44. 20, NA, Richardson (Kitson) 2 pts., 7:47. 21, AM, Zolgharnain (shootout) 1 pt., 8:48. 22, NA, Krafft (Knowles) 2 pts., 10:11. 23, AM, O’Keefe (Bono) 2 pts., 12:50. Penalties: Westcoat, NA (holding) 8:48.

Shots: AM, 9-15-9-10=43; NA, 13-12-16-17=58. Power plays: AM, 0-0; NA, 0-0 Goalies: AM, Swanner (30:00, 15 saves), Pena (W, 30:00, 16 saves). NA, Westcoat (L, 32:18, 10 saves), Stanisic (24:40, 10 saves), Kitson (3:00, 2 saves), Margetic (:02, 0 saves). Refs: Landi, Fiehn, Adducchio. A: 5,515.

January 10, 1991
The Omni - Atlanta

American Division 19
National Division 11

The NPSL reverted to a traditional two-division format and the host American Division All-Stars defeated the National Division All-Stars, 19-11. Atlanta’s Zoran Savic of the American All-Stars and Illinois’ Paul Kitson of the National All-Stars scored three goals apiece and shared the Most Valuable Player Award. Drago Dumbovic of Detroit had seven points (1-1-0-2=7) and Rockers goalkeeper Warren Lipka was the winner in second-half relief of Canton’s Jamie Swanner. Savic scored all of his goals in the first half to help the American Division take a 10-2 halftime lead.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, AM, Savic (Dumbovic) 2 pts., 3:59. 2, NA, Mikal (unassisted) 2 pts., 4:14. 3, AM, Dumbovic (Abe) 2 pts., 13:55. 4, AM, DiFlorio (Esposito) 2 pts., 14:12. 5, AM, Savic (Hattrup) 2 pts., 14:40. Penalties: none.

SECOND QUARTER: 6, AM, Savic (Hattrup) 2 pts., 7:41. Penalties: none.

THIRD QUARTER: 7, NA, Kitson (Pastor) 2 pts., 5:32. 8, NA, Kitson (penalty kick) 2 pts., 7:24. 9, NA, Pastor (Mikal) 2 pts., 13:29. Penalties: Antonio, AM (holding) 7:24.

FOURTH QUARTER: 10, NA, Kitson (Pastor) 2 pts., 1:55. 11, AM, Esposito (Hattrup) 2 pts., 3:48. 12, AM, Frick (Abe) 2 pts., 4:44. 13, NA, El-Shami (Rojas) 2 pts., 7:58. 14, AM, Julius (Dumbovic) 2 pts. 15, AM, Dumbovic (unassisted) 3 pts., 13:32. Penalties: Savic, AM (misconduct) 1:55. Julius, AM (tripping) 6:28.

Shots: AM, 7-7-9-11=34; NAT, 5-3-9-10=27. Power plays: AM, 0-0; NA, 1-1 Goalies: AM, Swanner (29:45, 6 saves), Lipka (W, 30:00, 10 saves), Savic (:15, 0 saves). NA, Pena (30:00, 7 saves), Pierce (L,26:55, 8 saves), Kitson (3:05, 0 saves). Refs: Boeck, Campbell, Rochelle. A: 4,967.

January 20, 1990
Joe Louis Arena - Detroit

Soviet Red Army 10
AISA All-Stars 8

A crowd of 11,581 saw the touring Soviet Red Army soccer team edge the AISA All-Stars, 10-8, on a two-point goal 1:54 into overtime. Drago Dumbovic of Hershey led the AISA All-Stars with a two-point goal and two assists. Other AISA All-Stars with two-point goals were Atlanta’s Peter Hattrup, Canton’s Marcelo Carrera and Dayton’s Tony Bono. Hattrup’s two-pointer with 4:56 to go in regulation forced the overtime.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, AS, Dumbovic (penalty kick) 2 pts, 11:46. Penalty: Shishin, SRA (tripping) 11:45.

SECOND QUARTER: 2, SRA, Kuznetsov (Kolesnikov) 2 pts, 10:35. 3, AS, Bono (Dumbovic) 2 pts., 11:32. 4, AS, Carrera (Dumbovic) 2pts., 12:42. Penalty: Beck, AS (tripping) 5:39.

THIRD QUARTER: 5, SRA, Kuznetsov (unassisted) 2 pts., 2:03. 6, SRA, Komeev (Kolesnikov) 2 pts., 8:35. Penalties: none.

FOURTH QUARTER: 7, SRA, Komeev (unassisted) 2 pts., 8:03. 8, AS, Hattrup (O’Keefe) 2 pts., 10:04. Penalties: none.

OVERTIME: 9, SRA, Sergeev (unassisted) 2pts., 1:54. Penalties: none.

Shots: SRA, 11-6-8-11-1=37; AS, 5-8-5-5-0=23. Power plays: SRA, 0-1, AS, 0-0. Goalies: SRA, Shishin (W, 60:54, 13 saves), Eriomin 1:00, 0 saves). AS, Swanner (30:00, 11 saves), McCutcheon (L, 31:54, 7 saves). Refs: Siomos, Kleinitis, Olson. A: 11,561.

February 21, 1987
Broadbent Arena - Louisville

Northern Division 7
Southern Division 5

In a traditional division vs. division format, the North Division All-Stars downed the host South, 7-5. Elvis Comrie of Chicago led the North with two goals and one assist. Jim Gabarra (two goals) and Zoran Savic (one goal, two assists) of the host Louisville Thunder led the Southern Division. Rick Schweizer of Milwaukee was the winning goalkeeper in relief of Canton’s Jamie Swanner.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, SO, Wegerle (Carbognani) 5:31. 2, NO, Comrie (Salguero) 12:18. Penalty: Ervine, SO (tripping) 10:59.

SECOND QUARTER: 3, SO, Savic (Lugris) 6:37. 4, NO, Dolinsky (Valencia) 8:42. Penalty: North bench (sixth foul) 14:57, served by Pikuzinski.

THIRD QUARTER: 5, NO, Schlothauer (Pisano) 3:21. 6, NO, Tobin (Comrie) 5:09. 7, NO, Comrie (unassisted) 8:17. 8, NO, Salguero (unassisted) 13:12. Penalties: Willin, SO (holding) 2:30. Carbognani, SO (obstruction) 11:07.

FOURTH QUARTER: 9, SO, Gabarra (Savic) 1:22. 10, SO, Ervine (Alioto) 2:32. 11, SO, Gabrarra (Savic) 7:27. 12, NO, Kramer (unassisted). Penalties: Stivan, NO (tripping) 2:30. South bench (sixth foul) 7:39, served by Savic.

Shots: NO, 10-9-10-10=39; SO, 5-15-8-10=38. Power plays: NO, 2-4; SO, 1-2. Goalies: NO, Swanner (30:00, 11 saves), Schweizer (W, 30:00, 8 saves); SO, Mausser (L, 27:25, 6 saves), Petroni (30:00, 12 saves), Willin (2:35, 3 saves). Refs: Rudy, Heilman, McGee. A: 2,473.

February 5, 1986
Canton Civic Center - Canton

Canton Invaders 9
AISA All-Stars 4

The defending League Champion Canton Invaders defeated the AISA (American Indoor Soccer Association) All-Stars, 9-4. Canton’s Kia Zolgharnain (three goals, one assist) scored the historic first All-Star goal, assisted by Ian Anderson (one goal, three assists) for Canton. Peter Knezic of Milwaukee (one goal, one assist) and Janusz Kieca of Chicago (two assists) led the All-Stars, who were selected from the League’s other five teams. Steve Frick also had two goals and one assist and Jamie Swanner was the winning goalkeeper for the Invaders. Neil Ridgeway of the Kalamazoo Kangaroos scored a short-handed goal 13 seconds into the second half to give the All-Stars a 4-2 lead before Canton scored seven unanswered goals to win it.

FIRST QUARTER: 1, CAN, Zolgharnain (Anderson) 7:48. 2, AS, Knezic (Shkreli) 10:52. 3, CAN, Ru.Pikuzinski (Frick) 12:04. Penalty: Huson, AS (tripping) 7:29.

SECOND QUARTER: 4, AS, Savic (Kieca) 10:04. 5, AS, Ongaro (Kieca) 11:50. Penalties: Canton bench (too many men) 9:11, served by Schlothauer. Canton bench (sixth foul) 11:46, served by Ru. Pikuzinski. All-Star bench (sixth foul) 14:26, served by Ongaro.

THIRD QUARTER: 6, AS, Ridgeway (Knezic) :13, shorthanded, 7, CAN, Anderson (Zolgharnain) 1:55. 8, CAN, Kramer (Anderson) 4:24. 9, CAN, Killingsworth (Kramer) 11:20. 10, CAN, Frick (Condric) 11:54. Penalty: Shkreli, AS (tripping) 3:13.

FOURTH QUARTER: 11, CAN, Zolgharnain (Killingsworth) 9:00. 12, CAN, Zolgharnain (Anderson) 12:28. 13, CAN, Frick (Ra.Pikuzinski). Penalties: Huson, AS (tripping) 3:19. Naumovski, CAN (delay of game) 14:41, served by Lolla.

Shots: AS, 7-9-5-6=27; CAN, 12-5-15-14=46. Power plays: AS, 2-4; CAN, 2-4. Goalies: AS, Petroni (30:00, 9 saves), Schweizer (L, 27:49, 11 saves), Knezic (2:11, 1 save). CAN, Swanner (30:00, 8 saves), Naumovski (W, 30:00, 6 saves). Refs: Ritschl, Rudy, Fiehn. A: 2,720.