GO Indoor

April-May 2002

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Philadelphia KiXX Crowned 2002 MISL Champs a f t e r posting 2four point goals Last-Minute Goal Ends Favored Milwaukee Wave's Visions of a 3-Peat and Ends Home Winning Streak and eight points in t h e he Philadelphia within a 2-point goal of the home Championship Series, K ix x are the team throughout the contest until including three goals 2001-02 M ajor tying the score for the third time at 6- in the KiXX's decisive Indoor Soccer League Champions. 6 on a Joel Shanker goal at 10:50 of Game Three victory at A 8-6 victory in the deciding third the fourth quarter. That tally set up M i l w a u k e e . gamegame of the best-of-three series Chris Handsor for his third goal of Handsor's marked the KiXX's first League crown the game at 14:23 to put winning goal in Game while ending the M ilwauk ee Wave's Philadelphia ahead 8-6. The Wave Three capped a quest for a championship three-peat. inserted Lovelace A ckah as a sixth career year for the sixThe game, played May 3rd at the attacker for the final 37 seconds, but year veteran. The Bradley Center in Milwaukee, the night would ultimately belong to Toronto native attracted a League playoff-record the Kixx as Philadelphia rallied from a recorded a careercrowd of 16,802. one game to none series deficit to high 102 points during the 2001-02 Game Three was similar to the first claim the Championship, two games regular season to finish in a tie for two games of the Series. The contest to one. eighth in MISL scoring. was tight and action-packed, showcasing end-to-end action and HANDSOR NAMED CHAMPI LEAGUE REGISTERS outstanding goalkeeping from ONSHIP?S MVP STRONG PLAYOFF ATTEN Philadelphia's Peter Pappas and DANCES Vict or N o gu e i r a . Milwaukee's Philadelphia forward Chris Milwaukee held leads of 2-0, 4-2, and Handsor was named the 2002 MISL The League drew 46,399 fans to 6-4; however, Philadelphia stayed Championship Most Valuable Player five playoff games for a playoff T average attendance of 9,280. The Milwaukee Wave led the MISL in attendance drawing an average of The 12,052. 2002 MISL Championship Series attracted 29,420 fans to three openings for an average attendance of 9,807. See more MISL action, beginning on page 14. Record Playoff Crowd at the Bradley Center, Home of the Milwaukee Wave photo credit: Mary Jo Walicki/MISL G O A L I n d o o r • June-July 2002• 7

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