Premier Arena Soccer League

The Premier Arena Soccer League (PASL) is an indoor soccer league with mostly semi-professional teams. PASL currently has four divisions across North America. The PASL was previously known as the Federation of Sports Arenas (FSA).[1]

Premier Arena Soccer League
Founded1997 (1997)
CountryUnited States
Mexico
ConfederationConfederación Panamericana de Minifutbol
Divisions2
Number of teams13
Domestic cup(s)U.S. Open
Current championsCincinnati Swerve 2 (2018–19)
Most championshipsVitesse Dallas (2)
Websitehttp://www.arenaleague.com
Current: 2019–20

Teams play in regional competition to keep travel costs to a minimum. The champion of each region then compete in a playoff tournament to decide the league champion.

PASL currently runs a men's winter and summer league as well as women's summer league.[2] The winter league starts in December and ends in March. The summer league runs from May through early August.

PASL is an affiliated member of the Confederación Panamericana de Minifutbol.[3]


2016–17 teams
Division Team City Coordinates
Great Lakes Cincinnati Swerve Cincinnati, OH 39.1031°N 84.5120°W / 39.1031; -84.5120 (Cincinnati Swerve)
Cleveland Legacy Cleveland, OH 41.4993°N 81.6944°W / 41.4993; -81.6944 (Cleveland Legacy)
Detroit Waza Melvindale, MI 42.2938°N 83.1821°W / 42.2938; -83.1821 (Detroit Waza)
Muskegon Risers SC Muskegon, MI 43.2347°N 86.2555°W / 43.2347; -86.2555 (Muskegon Risers)
Youngstown Nighthawks Youngstown, OH 41.0998°N 80.6495°W / 41.0998; -80.6495 (Youngstown Nighthawks)
Central Chicago Mustangs Premier Hoffman Estates, IL 42.064°N 88.2129°W / 42.064; -88.2129 (Chicago Mustangs Premier)
Louisville Legends Louisville, KY 38.2527°N 85.7585°W / 38.2527; -85.7585 (Louisville Legends)
FC Indiana Lafayette, IN 40.4167°N 86.8753°W / 40.4167; -86.8753 (FC Indiana)
Swerve Academy Cincinnati, OH 39.1031°N 84.5120°W / 39.1031; -84.5120 (Swerve Academy)
Midwest Barilleros FC Kansas City, KS 39.1141°N 94.6275°W / 39.1141; -94.6275 (Barilleros FC)
Tulsa Tornadoes Tulsa, OK 36.1540°N 95.9928°W / 36.1540; -95.9928 (Tulsa Tornadoes)
Omaha City FC Omaha, NE 41.2524°N 95.9980°W / 41.2524; -95.9980 (Omaha City FC)
St Louis Shockwave St Louis, MO 38.7558°N 90.2779°W / 38.7558; -90.2779 (St Louis Shockwave)
Springfield Demize Springfield, MO 37.2090°N 93.2923°W / 37.2090; -93.2923 (Springfield Demize)
South Central Austin FC Austin, TX 30.4587°N 97.6516°W / 30.4587; -97.6516 (Austin FC)
La Academia Austin, TX 30.2672°N 97.7431°W / 30.2672; -97.7431 (La Academia)
Brownsville Barracudas Brownsville, TX 25.8961°N 97.4013°W / 25.8961; -97.4013 (Brownsville Barracudas)
Lobos Austin, TX 30.4587°N 97.6516°W / 30.4587; -97.6516 (Lobos)
Houston Hotshots Houston, TX 29.7604°N 95.3698°W / 29.7604; -95.3698 (Houston Hotshots)
Rocky Mountain Arena FC Colorado Springs, CO 38.8672°N 104.6999°W / 38.8672; -104.6999 (Arena FC)
Colorado Blizzard Colorado Springs, CO 38.9025°N 104.8519°W / 38.9025; -104.8519 (Colorado Blizzard)
Edwards Freedom Edwards, CO 39.6429°N 106.5838°W / 39.6429; -106.5838 (Edwards Freedom)
Golden Strikers Golden, CO 39.7550°N 105.1465°W / 39.7550; -105.1465 (Golden Strikers)
Rocky Mountain Bighorns Colorado Springs, CO 38.9025°N 104.8519°W / 38.9025; -104.8519 (Rocky Mountain Bighorns)
Southwest Arizona Impact Glendale, AZ 33.5387°N 112.1860°W / 33.5387; -112.1860 (Arizona Impact)
Phoenix Falcons Phoenix, AZ 33.4484°N 112.0740°W / 33.4484; -112.0740 (Phoenix Falcons)
Arizona Fire Avondale, AZ 33.4356°N 112.3496°W / 33.4356; -112.3496 (Arizona Fire)
Digitlog FC Avondale, AZ 33.4356°N 112.3496°W / 33.4356; -112.3496 (Digitlog FC)
Ontario Fury Premier Upland, CA 34.1043°N 117.6847°W / 34.1043; -117.6847 (Ontario Fury Premier)
San Diego Sockers Premier San Diego, CA 32.7553°N 117.2122°W / 32.7553; -117.2122 (San Diego Sockers Premier)

Men's champions
Year Summer Year Winter
1998 OTW Santa Clara
1999 OTW Santa Clara
2000 ISA 2000
2001 OTW Sacramento
2002 OTW Sacramento
2003 Bladium Hornets 2003–04 Minnesota Blast
2004 Tacoma Stars 2004–05 Mass Aztecs
2005 San Diego Fusion 2005–06 OTW Sacramento
2006 Cuernavaca 2006–07 Studio Brasil (Dallas)
2007 Stockton Pumas 2007–08 Detroit Waza
2008 OTW Santa Clara 2008–09 Vitesse Dallas
2009 OTW Santa Clara 2009–10 Tacoma Stars
2010 Fort Collins Fury 2010–11 Las Vegas Knights (by forfeit)
2011 OTW Santa Clara 2011–12 Vitesse Dallas
2012 Las Vegas Knights 2012–13 Bladium Rosal
2013 Las Vegas Knights 2013–14 Chicago Mustangs Premier
2014 Turlock Express Premier[4] 2014–15 Dallas Elite FC[5]
2015 San Diego Sockers Premier 2015–16 Rio Grande Valley Devils
2016 No season 2016–17 Digitlog FC
2017 No season 2017–18 Tulsa Tornadoes
2018 No season 2018–19 Cincinnati Swerve 2

Women's Summer champions
Year Team
2008 OTW Santa Clara
2009 Chico United
2010 Denver Sizzle
2011 Soccer World Elk Grove
2012 Soccer World Elk Grove
2013 Soccer World Elk Grove
2014 Arizona Impact

Women's Winter champions
Year Team
2018–19 Cincinnati Sirens

References
  1. "FSA". arenaleague.com. Archived from the original on October 11, 1999. Retrieved August 1, 2017.CS1 maint: bot: original URL status unknown (link)
  2. PASL. "About PASL and PASL-Premier". arenaleague.com. Archived from the original on February 8, 2012. Retrieved January 23, 2012.
  3. "Confederación Panamericana de Minifutbol". Confederación Panamericana de Minifutbol. Retrieved 27 July 2014.
  4. "PASL Summer Tourney Results". 3 August 2014.
  5. "Dallas Elite FC Win PASL Championship". Indoor Soccer News. 21 March 2015.
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