EASTERN INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE


The EISL began play in June 14, 1997 as a regional developmental indoor 
soccer league, in effect the first minor indoor soccer league in the
country.
The league consists of 8 teams in two divisions.  Attendance averaged
1,500-6,000 per game for the first season.  Financial difficulties
forced the league to fold after two seasons.

Scoring system:  3 points for a win, 2 Shootout win, 1 shootout loss, 0 loss.


                                        1997

                           GP   W SOW SOL   L   GF   GA Pts
Lafayette SwampCats        24  18   2   0   6  324  251  52
Baton Rouge Bombers        24  16   0   1   8  354  305  49
Tallahassee Scorpions      24  15   1   0   9  370  316  44
Huntsville Fire            24  13   1   0  11  467  355  38
Tupelo Hound Dogs          24  12   1   0  12  354  380  35
Savannah Rug Ratz          24   7   1   2  17  292  386  22
Columbus Comets            24   3   0   3  21  250  414  12

Huntsville began the season as the Daytona Beach SpeedKings.

CHAMPIONSHIP:              Lafayette defeated Baton Rouge, 12-9.


                               1998

Before the season, Tupelo moved to Pensacola and Columbus moved to
Mississippi.

                           GP   W SOW SOL   L   GF   GA Pts
Lafayette Swampcats        28  20   0   1   8  319  220  61
Mississippi Beach Kings    28  18   2   1  10  345  305  53
Huntsville Fire            28  16   1   2  12  343  347  49
Baton Rouge Bombers        28  16   1   0  12  335  261  47
Tallahassee Scorpions      28  12   0   0  16  335  261  47
Pensacola Flyers           18  10   0   1  18  321  352  30
Savannah Rug Ratz          28   6   0   0  22  272  446  18

Semi-Finals:          Lafayette defeated Baton Rouge, 13-5, 14-4
                      Mississippi defeated Huntsville 4-11, 15-13 (SO),
12-4
FINAL:                Lafayette defeated Mississippi, 10-9.

The league folded after the 1998 season.
About this document

Prepared and maintained by David A. Litterer for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: David A. Litterer
Last updated: 23 Feb 1999