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The 1997 USISL A-League was an American Division II league run by the United Systems of Independent Soccer Leagues during the summer of 1997.
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Overview
At the end of the 1996 A-League season, the U.S. second division A-League collapsed. Six of the seven teams in the A-League then joined the USISL which had three leagues in 1996, beginning with the third division USISL Select League.[1] With the collapse of the U.S. second division and the transfer of most of its teams to the USISL, the USISL reorganized its divisions to include the new teams. It moved most of the old second division USISL Select League, plus a few new teams, up to a second division level and merged the old A-League teams into this new U.S. second division which was renamed the USISL A-League.
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Regular season
Northeast Division
Atlantic Division
Central Division
Pacific Division
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Division Semi-finals
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Northeast Semifinal 1
Attendance: 5,160
Attendance: 4,361
Long Island advances to the Division final
Northeast Semifinal 2
Attendance: 4,138
Montreal advances to the Division final
Atlantic Semifinal 1
Attendance: 1,362
Attendance: 1,560
Attendance: 1,560
Carolina advances to the Division final
Atlantic Semifinal 2
Hershey advances to the Division final
Central Semifinal 1
Referee: Robert Mann (USA)
Attendance: 653
New Orleans advances to the Division final
Central Semifinal 2
Columbia Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee
Attendance: 550 or 1,500
Attendance: 1,229
Milwaukee advances to the Division final
Pacific Semifinal 1
Seattle advances to the Division final
Pacific Semifinal 2
Attendance: 2,716
Attendance: 1,859
Vancouver advances to the Division final
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Division Finals
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Northeast Division final
Attendance: 3,585
Attendance: 6,679
Attendance: 6,679
Atlantic Division final
Stoney Field, Charleston, South Carolina
Attendance: 1,422
Attendance: 1,506
Attendance: 1,506
Central Division final
Attendance: 2,818
Attendance: 898
Pacific Division final
Attendance: 4,820
Attendance: 4,820
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Conference finals
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Eastern Conference
Attendance: 1,044
Attendance: 2,105
The Carolina Dynamo advance.
Western Conference
Attendance: 2,888
Attendance: 4,323
The Milwaukee Rampage advance, winning two out of three games.
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Final
Attendance: 6,381
MVP: Carmine Isacco, Milwaukee Rampage
Points leaders
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Honors
- MVP: Doug Miller
- Leading goal scorer: Doug Miller
- Leading goalkeeper: Dusty Hudock
- Rookie of the Year: Stern John
- Coach of the Year: Bob Lilley
- First Team All League
- Goalkeeper: Dusty Hudock
- Defenders: John Limniatis, Scott Schweitzer, Mark Watson, Travis Rinker
- Midfielders: Yari Allnutt, Mauro Biello, Garret Kusch
- Forwards: Mark Baena, Doug Miller, Stern John
- Second Team All League
- Goalkeeper: Paolo Ceccarelli
- Defenders: Don Gramenz, Robert Rosario, Bill Sedgewick, Dian Anguelov
- Midfielders: John Smith, Nick DeSantis, Domenic Mobilio
- Forwards: Steve Patterson, Darren Tilley, Mike Gailey
- Organization of the Year: Rochester Raging Rhinos
- Executive of the Year: Todd Smith, Hershey Wildcats
- Fair Play Award: Colorado Foxes
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