Records

The MISL record — honours,
awards and the 2005 draft.

Every name on this page is quoted from a MISL.net report and links back to it. Club and position are given exactly as the league worded them. Nothing is reconstructed.

A player holding the Hector Marinaro Trophy, photographed for MISL.net in May 2005.
The Hector Marinaro Trophy, awarded to the league’s Most Valuable Player.
14honours
4seasons covered
59draft picks
8clubs represented

MISL league honours and award records

Five awards, season by season.

Dispersal draft — 5 January 2005

When San Diego and Monterrey were dispersed, 59 players moved across 12 rounds. The full draft sheet.

Cleveland Force12

  1. 2Genoni Martinezfrom Monterrey
  2. 9Tamas Wieszfrom San Diego
  3. 16Mathius Johnsonfrom San Diego
  4. 23Suad Arnautovicfrom San Diego
  5. 30Rodrigo Olivafrom Monterrey
  6. 37Alejandro Cardenasfrom Monterrey
  7. 44Ali Ngonfrom San Diego
  8. 51Chris McDonaldfrom San Diego
  9. 58Adam Brazfrom San Diego
  10. 65Joe Mattachionefrom San Diego
  11. 72Adriano Limafrom San Diego
  12. 79Guillermo Lucerofrom San Diego

Kansas City Comets11

  1. 4Armando Valdiviafrom Monterrey
  2. 11Ryan Mackfrom San Diego
  3. 18Victor Quirozfrom Monterrey
  4. 25Oswalda Medinafrom Monterrey
  5. 32Marco Coriafrom Monterrey
  6. 39Ricardo Gilfrom Monterrey
  7. 46Marin Hernandezfrom Monterrey
  8. 53Rich Cullenfrom San Diego
  9. 60Walter Gomezfrom Monterrey
  10. 67Francisco Portocarrerofrom Monterrey
  11. 74Aurelio Portesfrom Monterrey

Milwaukee Wave11

  1. 7Richardinhofrom Monterrey
  2. 14Hewerton Moreirafrom San Diego
  3. 21Braeden Cloutierfrom San Diego
  4. 28Martin Nashfrom San Diego
  5. 35Corey Woolfolkfrom San Diego
  6. 42Vitalis Takawirafrom San Diego
  7. 49Fadi Afashfrom San Diego
  8. 56John Menyongarfrom San Diego
  9. 63Octavio Monterafrom Monterrey
  10. 70Ian Fullerfrom San Diego
  11. 77Anthony Faracefrom San Diego

Chicago Storm7

  1. 1Mark Ughyfrom San Diego
  2. 8Jacob Wardfrom San Diego
  3. 15Kevin Sakudafrom San Diego
  4. 22Attilla Vendeghfrom San Diego
  5. 29Paul Wrightfrom San Diego
  6. 36Ato Leonefrom San Diego
  7. 43Lee Morrisonfrom San Diego

St. Louis Steamers7

  1. 3Mariano Bollellafrom San Diego
  2. 10Sean Bowersfrom San Diego
  3. 17Marco Lopezfrom Monterrey
  4. 24Justin Neerhofffrom San Diego
  5. 31Renaldo Candido Pereirafrom Monterrey
  6. 38Riley Swiftfrom San Diego
  7. 45Kevin Quigleyfrom San Diego

Philadelphia KiXX6

  1. 5Dan Antoniukfrom San Diego
  2. 12Steve Butcherfrom San Diego
  3. 19Herculez Gomezfrom San Diego
  4. 26Ricardo Villarfrom San Diego
  5. 33Alan Gordonfrom San Diego
  6. 40McKinley Tennysonfrom San Diego

Baltimore Blast5

  1. 6Nevio Pizzolittofrom San Diego
  2. 13Mauricio Alegrefrom San Diego
  3. 20Victor Nogueirafrom San Diego
  4. 27Alejandro Morenofrom Monterrey
  5. 34Brad Flanaganfrom San Diego
Questions

Frequently asked

What does "as it survives" mean?

That this page states only what the fifty recovered reports state. Where a season or a category has no surviving report, there is a gap rather than an estimate. Nothing is reconstructed.

How many honours are recorded?

Fourteen, covering the seasons 2002-03 to 2005-06 in five categories: Most Valuable Player, Coach, Goalkeeper, Defender and Rookie of the Year. Eight clubs are represented.

What is in the dispersal draft sheet?

Fifty-nine picks across twelve rounds, each with the player, the club that took them and the club they came from, after San Diego and Monterrey were dispersed on 5 January 2005. The league's own file is linked in full.

Why are whole seasons missing?

Because the archive depends on which pages were captured. There is no surviving report from 2008 at all, and none from the 1978 to 1992 league, so no honours can be listed for those years.

Are the club and position labels standardised?

No. They are reproduced as the league worded them, which is why a player may appear with a different club name than a modern reference would use.