1987–88 Southwest Indoor Soccer League season

The 1987–88 Southwest Indoor Soccer League was the second season of the American Southwest Indoor Soccer League.

League standings

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	GF	GA	GD	BP	Pts
1	Oklahoma City Warriors	20	13	7	132	94	+38	1	53
2	Albuquerque Gunners	20	13	7	152	93	+59	1	53
3	Austin Sockadillos	20	10	10	118	107	+11	0	40
4	Arlington Arrows	20	10	10	94	109	−15	−1	39
5	Lubbock Lazers	20	9	11	93	110	−17	−1	35
6	Amarillo Challengers	20	5	15	87	153	−66	0	20

Source: ^{[citation needed]}

Playoffs

Austin Sockadillos vs Albuquerque Gunners

• Austin Sockadillos defeated Albuquerque Gunners

Oklahoma City Warriors vs Arlington Arrows

March 5, 1988

Arlington Arrows (TX)	3-6	Oklahoma City Warriors (OK)

Arlington, Texas

March 12, 1988
8:00 PM CST

Oklahoma City Warriors (OK)	5-4	Arlington Arrows (TX)
Terry Woodberry Mike Cook	(Report)

Indoor Soccer Arena, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

• Oklahoma City Warriors advance, winning two out of three games.

Final

March 19, 1988
8:00 PM CST

Oklahoma City Warriors (OK)	8-5	Austin Sockadillos (TX)

Indoor Soccer Arena, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

March 20, 1988
1:00 PM CST

Oklahoma City Warriors (OK)	9-7	Austin Sockadillos (TX)

Indoor Soccer Arena, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

March 26, 1988

Oklahoma City Warriors (OK)	11-3	Austin Sockadillos (TX)

Indoor Soccer Arena, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

• MVP: Mike Cook

Goals leaders

Rank	Scorer	Club	Goals	Assists
1	Uwe Balzis	Albuquerque Gunners	43
2	Chris Melton	Amarillo Challengers	36
3	Terry Woodberry	Oklahoma City Warriors	35	18
4	Oscar Borgarello	Arlington Arrows	32
5	Jeff Brown	Austin Soccadillos	27
	Mike Cook	Oklahoma City Warriors	27
7	Jay LeForce	Oklahoma City Warriors	24
8	Austin Hudson	Oklahoma City Warriors	23	30

Awards

• MVP: Austin Hudson, Oklahoma City Warriors
• Top Goal Scorer: Uwe Balzis, Albuquerque Gunners (43 goals)
• Assist Leader: Austin Hudson, Oklahoma city Warriors (29 assists)
• Top Goalkeeper: Todd Brunskill, Addison Arrows
• Rookie of the Year: Steve Bailey, Austin Sockadillos
• Coach of the Year: Chico Villar, Oklahoma City Warriors

References

• The Year in American Soccer - 1988