The A League Soccer is a professional men's soccer league in North America. It is the second division of soccer in the United States behind Major League Soccer.

The American Professional Soccer League was formed in 1990 with the merger of the Western Soccer League and the New American Soccer League. The APSL was officially sanctioned as an outdoor pro league in 1992 by United States Soccer Federation and changed its name to A-League Soccer in 1995.

Table of contents 1 2003 Teams 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE 1.1 NORTHEAST DIVISION 1.2 SOUTHEAST DIVISION 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE 2.1 CENTRAL DIVISION 2.2 PACIFIC DIVISION 2.3 Past Champions

2003 Teams

EASTERN CONFERENCE

NORTHEAST DIVISION

• Montreal Impact[?]
• Pittsburgh Riverhounds[?]
• Rochester Raging Rhinos[?]
• Syracuse Salty Dogs [?]
• Toronto Lynx[?]

SOUTHEAST DIVISION

• Atlanta Silverbacks[?]
• Charleston Battery[?]
• Charlotte Eagles[?]
• Richmond Kickers[?]
• Virginia Beach Mariners[?]

WESTERN CONFERENCE

CENTRAL DIVISION

• Cincinnati Riverhawks[?]
• El Paso Patriots[?]
• Indiana Blast[?]
• Milwaukee Wave United[?]
• Minnesota Thunder

PACIFIC DIVISION

• Calgary Storm[?]
• Portland Timbers[?]
• Seattle Sounders[?]
• Vancouver Whitecaps[?]

Past Champions

• 1990 Maryland Bays
• 1991 SF Bay Blackhawks
• 1992 Colorado Foxes
• 1993 Colorado Foxes
• 1994 Montreal Impact
• 1995 Seattle Sounders
• 1996 Seattle Sounders
• 1997 Milwaukee Rampage
• 1998 Rochester Rhinos
• 1999 Minnesota Thunder
• 2000 Rochester Rhinos
• 2001 Rochester Rhinos
• 2002 Milwaukee Rampage

• League Website

http://www.a-league.com