Chris Smith #1


Career

Played professionally with the Oklahoma City Hatters (1999) and the Savannah Rug Rats of the EISL...member of the Oklahoma City Spirit and OKC Heat of the USISL (1994-96)...played collegiate soccer at the University of Jacksonville before transferring to Oklahoma Christian University...earned NAIA All-American Honorable Mention honors while at OCU.


Personal

Chris enjoys spending his free time hiking, biking, reading and skiing...his favorite athlete is Bruce Lee and his favorite sports team is the NFLıs Dallas Cowboys...his advice to kids is to always believe that you can accomplish your goals.


Position: Goalkeeper
Height: 6-0
Weight: 180
Birthdate: 11/18/73, Newark, OH
College: Oklahoma Christian U.
Yrs Pro: Rookie

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Kirk Moser #2


Career

Played professionally with the Oklahoma City Hatters (1999) and the Savannah Rug Rats of the EISL...member of the Oklahoma City Spirit and OKC Heat of the USISL (1994-96)...played collegiate soccer at the University of Jacksonville before transferring to Oklahoma Christian University...earned NAIA All-American Honorable Mention honors while at OCU.


Personal

Chris enjoys spending his free time hiking, biking, reading and skiing...his favorite athlete is Bruce Lee and his favorite sports team is the NFLıs Dallas Cowboys...his advice to kids is to always believe that you can accomplish your goals.


Position: Goalkeeper
Height: 6-0
Weight: 180
Birthdate: 11/18/73, Newark, OH
College: Oklahoma Christian U.
Yrs Pro: Rookie

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Jeff Davis #4

Career

Davis joined the Steamers following a four-year stint with the Kansas City Attack of the National
Professional Soccer League (NPSL) (1996-2000)...during his four years with the Attack, he
played in 153 games, accumulating 241 points, 60 assists and 198 blocks...Davis earned
NPSL Defensive Player of the Week honors after offering up two 3-point goals and six blocked
shots against St. Louis on December 17th and 18th during the 1999-2000 season...named to
the 1999-2000 All-NPSL Second Team and was a close third for the NPSL Defender of the
Year Award, earning 89 points and 14 first-place votes...spent three seasons with the
St. Louis Ambush (1993-1996), playing in 38 games, totaling four 3PGs, five 2PGs, one 1PG,
five assists, 48 blocks and 28 points...member of the A-League Champion Colorado Foxes
(1992)...spent one summer with the St. Louis Knights (1995)...played four years of collegiatesoccer at St. Louis University where he was a two-time First Team All-Conference selection and
participated in the NCAA Final Four...a St. Louis native, Davis attended CBC High School.

Personal

Jeff and his wife, LeAnne, reside in Kansas City, Missouri...he lists winning the 1997 NPSL
Championship as one of his greatest soccer memories...a criminal justice major at SLU, Davis
enjoys golfing, fishing and watching hockey during his time away from the field.

Position: Defender
Height: 5-9
Weight: 165
Birthdate: 4/11/71, St. Louis, MO
College: St. Louis University
Yrs Pro: 7


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Dan Donigan #5


Career

Played professionally with the St. Louis Ambush from 1997-1999...recorded 11 goals and 27 assists to total 42 points in 33 games played...prior to the Ambush, Donigan played professionally with the Milwaukee Wave (National Professional Soccer League) and the Rockford Raptors (U.S. Interregional Soccer League)...began his professional career with the St. Louis Storm in 1989-1990...spent time playing indoor with the Wichita Wings (Major Indoor Soccer League) and outdoor with the Boston Bolts, the Penn-Jersey Spirit and the Tampa Bay Rowdies...played collegiately for the University of Connecticut where he was a three-time All-American and a First Team All-New England forward...received the Adidas Adi Dasslar Award as the nation1s 3Most Outstanding Senior Soccer Player2 in 1988...was one of eleven selected as a 1988 Soccer America MVP...led UConn to three NCAA tournament berths...named a finalist for the Missouri Athletic Club Player of the Year honor as a junior and senior...selected as the Big East Conference Northern Division Player of the Year his final two seasons...he finished his Husky career with 35 goals and 40 assists for 110 points...In 1991, Donigan was honored as the Big East Player of the Decade for the 801s.


Personal

When not in a Steamers uniform, Donigan serves as the men1s assistant soccer coach at St. Louis University...Donigan enjoys teaching soccer camps because it helps him with new ideas and ways of implementing strategies...while at UConn, he was regarded as one of the top collegiate soccer players in the nation.


Position: Forward
Height: 5-10
Weight: 165
Birthdate: 8/3/66
College: University of Connecticut
Yrs Pro: 10

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Brad Jordan #6


Career

Most recently, Jordan played with the Cincinnati RiverHawks (A-League-outdoor)...spent his collegiate career at Southwest Missouri State University, where he was a two-time All-Midwest Region selection and a three-time MVC All-Conference selection...a St. Louis native, Jordan attended Webster Groves High School...named as a Soccer News Top 125 Senior...Jordan, along with current Steamers teammate Jeff DiMaria, was a member of the 1996 U-19 Scott Gallagher National Championship team.


Personal

Outside of soccer, Brad enjoys reading, fishing, coaching soccer and playing mini-golf...his favorite professional athlete is St. Louis Cardinals slugger Mark McGwire because of his commitment to playing hard every game. .


Position: Forward
Height: 6-2
Weight: 190
Birthdate: 9/17/76, St. Louis, MO
College: Southwest Missouri State
Yrs Pro: Rookie

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Daryl Doran #7


On August 4, 1999, Daryl Doran, one of the most recognized soccer names in St. Louis soccer history, signed on as the first player, head coach and general manager of the new St. Louis Steamers of the World Indoor Soccer League (WISL).

Doran, a 17-year indoor soccer veteran, enters his eighteenth season as one of only three players to have played for each of the soccer franchises in St. Louis soccer history- St. Louis Steamers (1982-1988), St. Louis Storm (1989-1992) and St. Louis Ambush (1992-1999).

Before signing with the Steamers, Doran most recently served a seven-year stint as player/coach for the St. Louis Ambush, a member of the National Professional Soccer League (NPSL). Midway through the 1992-1993 Ambush season, Doran took on the role as head coach while continuing his role as one of the teamıs top defenders. When Doran took on the dual role, he proved to be a pioneer in the sport, becoming one of the first to successfully make the transition from player to player/coach.

During his first full season as head coach, Doran led the Ambush to the 1994 NPSL Finals. Despite falling short of reaching the title, Doranıs tireless efforts to win an NPSL Championship paid off. Two seasons into his role as Ambush Head Coach, Doran led the team to the 1995 NPSL Championship title, bringing St. Louis its first professional soccer title in the city's history. Doranıs storybook season continued when he earned the most coveted honor as a coach, receiving the award as the 1994-1995 NPSL Coach of the Year. With five division titles and four conference championship titles, Doran's coaching statistics rank him among the NPSL's all-time leaders in career total wins (202), regular season wins (166) and playoff wins (36).

In addition to being one of indoor soccerıs premier head coaches, Doran is also one of the sportıs top all-time performers on the field. Beginning his professional career in 1982, he has accumulated over 17 years of professional indoor soccer experience. Entering an unprecedented 18th season, Doran has played in approximately 700 regular season games, over 90 playoff games and been nominated to 12 All-Star squads, earning the 1997 All-Star MVP award in 1997. A former NPSL Defender of the Year (1997) and six-time All-NPSL selection (1992-1999), he is among the Ambush all-time leaders in games played (253), goals (181), assists (260), points (609), shots (838) and blocks (344). Prior to joining the Ambush, Doran spent three years with the St. Louis Storm (MSL), one year with the Los Angeles Lazers (MISL) and six years with St. Louis Steamers. As a midfielder for the Steamers, Doran tallied 61 goals, 84 assists and earned an All-Star selection.

A St. Louis native, Doran graduated from Christian Brothers College (CBC) High School where he earned Parade All-American honors. During his senior season at CBC, he was selected by the St. Louis Steamers in the Major Indoor Soccer Leagueıs (MISL) draft. Doran spent one season playing for the St. Louis University Billikens prior to joining the original Steamers in 1982, fulfilling a dream to play professional soccer in his hometown.

Coaching Statistics

YEAR W-L DIV./PLACE PLAYOFF RESULTS
1992-93 12-12 National/4th Lost in Conf. Finals
1993-94 25-15 National/1st Lost in Finals
1994-95 30-10 National/1st NPSL Champions
1995-96 24-16 National/3rd Lost in Conf. Finals
1996-97 27-13 Midwest/1st Lost in Conf. Finals
1997-98 27-13 Midwest/1st Lost in Finals
1998-99 21-19 Midwest/1st Lost in Finals
TOTALS 166-98

Coaching Highlights

1994-95 NPSL Coach of the Year
Coached Ambush to an NPSL Championship (1994-95)
Led Ambush to five division titles and four
conference championship titles
Among NPSL all-time leaders in career total wins (202),
regular season wins (166) and playoff wins (36)

Career Statistics

Year Team GP G A Pts Shts Blks PIM  
1982-83 St. Louis Steamers (MISL) 34 3 0 3 N/A N/A 2
1983-84 St. Louis Steamers (MISL) 45 19 28 47 N/A N/A 16
1984-85 St. Louis Steamers (MISL) 46 17 20 37 N/A N/A 6
1985-86 St. Louis Steamers (MISL) 48 31 23 54 N/A N/A 12
1986-87 St. Louis Steamers (MISL) 47 18 19 37 N/A N/A 4
1987-88 St. Louis Steamers (MISL) 50 18 20 38 N/A N/A 4
1988-89 Los Angeles Lazers (MSL) 38 6 15 21 N/A N/A 10
1989-90 St. Louis Storm (MSL) 52 8 23 31 155 80 8
1990-91 St. Louis Storm (MSL) 52 17 32 49 113 93 12
1991-92 St. Louis Storm (MSL) ~unavailable~
1992-93 Los Angeles Lazers (NPSL) 40 29 34 86 140 51 28
1993-94 St. Louis Ambush (NPSL) 40 28 45 101 147 68 20
1994-95 St. Louis Ambush (NPSL) 26 12 31 57 86 33 24
1995-96 St. Louis Ambush (NPSL) 40 34 56 119 167 63 17
1996-97 St. Louis Ambush (NPSL) 35 31 48 106 113 50 10
1997-98 St. Louis Ambush (NPSL) 40 29 28 83 119 48 22
1998-99 St. Louis Ambush (NPSL) 32 19 18 57 102 31 5
TOTALS 665 319 440 926

 

Scott McDoniel #8


Career

McDoniel brings six years of professional experience to the Steamers organization...played all six seasons with the St. Louis Ambush (1993-1999) of the National Professional Soccer League (NPSL)...tallied 79 goals and 51 assists for 204 points during his six-year Ambush career...member of the 1995 NPSL Champion Ambush team...received 1993 NPSL All-Rookie team honors...was the Ambush1s territorial selection in the 1993 NPSL Amateur Draft...played collegiate soccer at St. Louis University...made a Final Four appearance with SLU in 1992...attended CBC High School and was named the 1988 Missouri Athletic Club High School Player of the Year ...was a member of the 1987 United States U-17 National Team.


Personal

Scott and his wife, Karen, are expecting their first child in October...when not on the field, McDoniel spends his time as the head boys and girls soccer coach at John Burroughs High School...he admires Michael Jordan for his incredible hard work and dedication to his sport.


Position: Midf ielder
Height: 5-11
Weight: 170
Birthdate: 4/8/71, St. Louis, MO
College: St. Louis University
Yrs Pro: 6

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Kevin Hundelt #9


Career

An indoor soccer veteran, Hundelt played seven seasons with the St. Louis Ambush (1992-1999)...named the 1999 National Professional Soccer League (NPSL) Defender of the Year...ln 1998-1999, he became the first player in NPSL history to finish in the top five in both blocked shots and assists in one season, finishing fourth in assists (47) and tying for third in blocks (79)...named Ambush player-assistant coach prior to the 1998-1999 season...finished his NPSL career among the Ambush all-time leaders in games played (231), assists (291) and points (520)...voted to the National Conference Team in the 1999 NPSL All-Star Game, his seventh consecutive All-Star squad nomination...joins Steamers Head Coach Daryl Doran as one of three players to have played for each of St. Louis1 professional soccer franchises (St. Louis Steamers, (1987-1988), St. Louis Storm (1991-1992) and the Ambush (1992-1999)...spent three seasons (1988-1991) with the Kansas City Comets of the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) and one season with the San Jose Grizzlies of the Continental Indoor Soccer League (CISL)...attended St. Thomas Aquinas High School and led the team to the1985 Missouri State High School Soccer Championship...named the 1985 Gatorade National High School Player of the Year.


Personal

Kevin and his wife, Julie, have three sons: Zachary, Dylan and Nicholas...he enjoys golfing, reading and watching movies with his kids...during the summer, Kevin enjoys working at the Steamers summer camps.


Position: Defender
Height: 5-9
Weight: 180
Birthdate: 12/30/67, St. Louis, MO
College: SIU-Edwardsville
Yrs Pro: 12

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Jeff DiMaria #10


Career

Selected by the Colorado Rapids in the 2000 Major League Soccer (MLS) draft...played in six preseason games with the Rapids...DiMaria finished his collegiate soccer career at St. Louis University where he was a two-time Conference USA First Team All-Conference selection...earned NSCAA First Team All-American honors while leading the Billikens in scoring with 26 points his senior season...prior to transferring to SLU, DiMaria played collegiate ball at the University of Connecticut (1995-1997) where he was a Second Team All-Big East and All-New England selection...a local star, DiMaria attended CBC High School where he was a two-time All-State, three-time All-Metro and All-Conference and four-time All-District selection...named to the Missouri Elite Eleven in 1994...member of the U-19 National Champion Scott Gallagher team (1996).


Personal

Jeff enjoys reading and coaching...his most exciting sports memory was winning the U-19 National Championship as a member of the Scott Gallagher team...his goal as a member of the Steamers is to help the team win the WISL Championship.


Position: Midfielder
Height: 5-8
Weight: 155
Birthdate: 5/15/77, St. Louis, MO
College: St. Louis University
Yrs Pro: Rookie

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Pat Mann #11


Career

Prior to joining the St. Louis Steamers, Mann spent four seasons (1995-1999) with the St. Louis Ambush where he emerged as one of the top defenders on the team...during the 1997-1998 season, he produced 14 points and 30 blocks in 35 games played...throughout his four-year career in the NPSL, Mann totaled 19 points, 7 assists and 58 blocked shots...spent two seasons playing collegiate soccer at Sangamon State, where he currently ranks as the school1s 14th all-time leading scorer...earned NAIA All-American honors at Sangamon...in 1993, he helped lead Sangamon State to the NAIA Championship title...a St. Louis native, Mann attended CBC High School where he was a three-year starter...during his junior year at CBC, he helped the team capture the 1990 Missouri State Championship.
Personal

Pat is married and has two children: Brendan and Madison...his favorite professional sports team is the Miami Dolphins...during his spare time he loves to fish and play golf...his advice to kids is to stay in school and participate in sports.


Position: Defender
Height: 5-10
Weight: 170
Birthdate: 3/17/72, St. Louis, MO
College: Sangamon State
Yrs Pro: 4

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John Johnson #12


Career

Prior to joining the Steamers, Johnson played one year professionally with the St. Louis Ambush during the 1996-1997 season...he appeared in 14 games with the Ambush, tallying 10 shots, seven blocks and one point...after transferring from Indiana University, Johnson finished his collegiate soccer career at St. Louis University under the direction of Billikens Head Men1s Soccer Coach Joe Clarke...while at SLU, he was honored as a Second Team All-American selection...named to the Soccer America All-American Freshmen Team...a local talent, Johnson played high school soccer at CBC High School in St. Louis.


Personal

In his spare time, John enjoys reading, running and helping raise awareness for various charities throughout the St. Louis area...he respects hockey great Wayne Gretzky for the tremendous amount of dignity and class he shows both on and off the ice.


Position: Midfielder
Height: 5-10
Weight: 170
Birthdate: 10/15/66, St. Louis, MO
College: St. Louis University
Yrs Pro: 1

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Mark Moser #15


Career

A 10-year professional soccer veteran, Moser began his indoor career in 1988-1989 with the Dayton Dynamo of the American Indoor Soccer Association (AISA)...played professionally with the St. Louis Ambush (1992-1999) of the National Professional Soccer League (NPSL), the St. Louis Storm (1991-1992) of the Major Soccer League (MSL) and the AISA1s Memphis Storm and Indiana Kick during the 1989-1990 season...currently holds the Ambush all-time playoff scoring record with 222 playoff points...scored 100 or more points in six consecutive seasons...ranked among the Ambush all-time leaders in goals (422), fouls (569), power-play goals (35) and penalty minutes (263)...a five-time NPSL All-Star, Moser scored an impressive 195 points during the 1994-1995 Ambush season, earning the team1s MVP Award...currently ranks seventh among the NPSL1s all-time leading scorers (1,015), 6th in goals scored and penalty minutes (278) and 4th in 2-point goals scored (35)...a three-time All-NPSL forward, Moser ranks among the league leaders in games played, playing in 184 games during his nine-year NPSL career...a St. Louis native, he attended Lewis & Clark Community College and Sangamon State University, where he is a four-time All-American...ranked as Sangamon State1s fifth all-time leading scorer.
Personal

Mark and his wife, Mary, have two children: Devin and Emily...off the field, Mark works as an account executive at the Big 550 KTRS AM...enjoys spending time with his family and playing golf.


Position: Forward
Height: 6-0
Weight: 195
Birthdate: 6/12/66, St. Louis, MO
College: Sangamon State
Yrs Pro: 10

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Kevin Groark #16


Career

A five-year soccer veteran, Groark spent his five professional seasons with the St. Louis Ambush (1993-1997, 1999-2000) of the National Professional Soccer League (NPSL)...in five seasons with the Ambush, he totaled 140 games, 154 points and 35 assists...this past season, Kevin tallied 27 points in 27 games, including nine two-point goals...during the 1993-1994 season with the Ambush, Groark was named to the NPSL All-Rookie Team, scoring 56 points in 40 games...the local star played collegiate soccer at Sangamon State University (1987-1990), where he was a two-time First Team All-American...Groark attended St. Thomas Aquinas High School (1982-1986), where he was a two-time All-State selection (1985, 1986).


Personal

When not in a Steamers uniform, Kevin enjoys hunting, scuba diving and working at Steamers soccer camps...his favorite athlete is the legendary Larry Bird and his favorite professional sports team is the St. Louis Cardinals.


Position: Forward
Height: 5-7
Weight: 160
Birthdate: 12/10/66, St. Louis, MO
College: Sangamon State
Yrs Pro: 5

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Kevin Koetters #17


Career

Spent eight seasons with the Kansas City Attack (1991-1999) of the National Professional Soccer League (NPSL)...in eight seasons with the Attack, he was a four-time NPSL All-Star, a two-time team MVP and was selected to the 1991-1992 NPSL All-Rookie Second Team...during his NPSL career, Koetters played in 261 games, totaling 739 points, 249 assists, 197 blocks and 109 penalty minutes...reached the 100-point plateau three times during his NPSL career...during the 1997 NPSL playoffs, he boasted the Attack1s second best point total with 49 points, leading the team in assists (17), shots (74), 1-point goals (7) and shoot-out goals (3-of-3)...in the 1993-1994 season, he accumulated a career-high 140 points, along with a career-high 56 goals...in his second season with the Attack (1992-1993), he became the first player in the NPSL to total 40 goals, 40 assists and 40 blocks in one season with 45 goals, 50 assists and 42 blocks...played four years at Rockhurst College in Kansas City...at Rockhurst, he was a two-time NAIA All-American, leading the team to the NAIA National Tournament, where he earned All-Tournament honors.


Personal

Kevin and his wife, Kathryn, have one daughter, Macy...when not on the soccer field, Kevin enjoys spending his free time on the golf course...his most memorable sports memory was winning the NPSL Championship, twice.


Position: Midfielder
Height: 6-0
Weight: 185
Birthdate: 9/11/68, Quincy, IL
College: Rockhurst College
Yrs Pro: 8

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Ken Costello #18


Career

Costello played collegiate soccer at St. Louis University (1995-1999)...earned C-USA First Team All-Conference honors during his senior season...member of the Scott Gallagher U-23 National Champion team...a St. Louis native, Costello played soccer at Vianney High School...named to the Missouri Elite Eleven in 1994.


Personal

Ken enjoys trying to play golf...his favorite sport1s memory was playing in front of 18,000 people during the 1997 NCAA Tournament Semifinals...his advice to kids who play soccer is to work hard and always have fun.


Position: Defender
Height: 5-9
Weight: 160
Birthdate: 12/29/76, St. Louis, MO
College: St. Louis University
Yrs Pro: Rookie

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Joe Smugala #19


Career

Prior to joining the Steamers, Smugala played soccer at St. Mary1s High School and Forest Park Community College...earned All-American honors while at Forest Park Community College.


Personal

Joe and his wife have three children: Sarah, Joe and Olivia...when not on the field, Joe spends his spare time co-owning three Smugala1s Pizza restaurants located in Sunset Hills, Ronnie1s Plaza and the Bevo Area.


Position: Midfielder
Height: 5-3
Weight: 135
Birthdate: 4/21/72, St. Louis, MO
College: Forest Park C.C.
Yrs Pro: Rookie

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Kevin Quigley #22


Career

Last season, Quigley played with the Nashville Metros (A-League-outdoor)...while with the Metros, he earned A-League Player of the Week honors for the week of April 2, 1998...played collegiate soccer at St. Louis University, where he was a four-year starter for the Billikens...four-time Conference USA All-Conference Team selection...named Offensive MVP of C-USA Tournament in 1997...during senior season earned All-American honors...in 1997, he was named the NSCAA/Umbro Academic Soccer Athlete of the Year...named to the 1997 Final Four All-Tournament Team.


Personal

Kevin and his wife, Lesley, were recently married on May 20, 2000...he enjoys jogging and going to the movies...during his spare time, Kevin attends medical school at St. Louis University.



Position: Midfielder
Height: 5-10 Weight: 160
Birthdate: 6/25/76, St. Louis, MO
College: St. Louis University
Yrs Pro: Rookie

DJ Newsom #23


Career

Last season, Quigley played with the Nashville Metros (A-League-outdoor)...while with the Metros, he earned A-League Player of the Week honors for the week of April 2, 1998...played collegiate soccer at St. Louis University, where he was a four-year starter for the Billikens...four-time Conference USA All-Conference Team selection...named Offensive MVP of C-USA Tournament in 1997...during senior season earned All-American honors...in 1997, he was named the NSCAA/Umbro Academic Soccer Athlete of the Year...named to the 1997 Final Four All-Tournament Team.


Personal

Kevin and his wife, Lesley, were recently married on May 20, 2000...he enjoys jogging and going to the movies...during his spare time, Kevin attends medical school at St. Louis University.



Position: Midfielder
Height: 5-10 Weight: 160
Birthdate: 6/25/76, St. Louis, MO
College: St. Louis University
Yrs Pro: Rookie

John Ryan #24


Career

Last season, Quigley played with the Nashville Metros (A-League-outdoor)...while with the Metros, he earned A-League Player of the Week honors for the week of April 2, 1998...played collegiate soccer at St. Louis University, where he was a four-year starter for the Billikens...four-time Conference USA All-Conference Team selection...named Offensive MVP of C-USA Tournament in 1997...during senior season earned All-American honors...in 1997, he was named the NSCAA/Umbro Academic Soccer Athlete of the Year...named to the 1997 Final Four All-Tournament Team.


Personal

Kevin and his wife, Lesley, were recently married on May 20, 2000...he enjoys jogging and going to the movies...during his spare time, Kevin attends medical school at St. Louis University.



Position: Midfielder
Height: 5-10 Weight: 160
Birthdate: 6/25/76, St. Louis, MO
College: St. Louis University
Yrs Pro: Rookie

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Dan Harvatin #28


Career

Prior to joining the St. Louis Steamers, Mann spent four seasons (1995-1999) with the St. Louis Ambush where he emerged as one of the top defenders on the team...during the 1997-1998 season, he produced 14 points and 30 blocks in 35 games played...throughout his four-year career in the NPSL, Mann totaled 19 points, 7 assists and 58 blocked shots...spent two seasons playing collegiate soccer at Sangamon State, where he currently ranks as the school1s 14th all-time leading scorer...earned NAIA All-American honors at Sangamon...in 1993, he helped lead Sangamon State to the NAIA Championship title...a St. Louis native, Mann attended CBC High School where he was a three-year starter...during his junior year at CBC, he helped the team capture the 1990 Missouri State Championship.
Personal

Pat is married and has two children: Brendan and Madison...his favorite professional sports team is the Miami Dolphins...during his spare time he loves to fish and play golf...his advice to kids is to stay in school and participate in sports.


Position: Defender
Height: 5-10
Weight: 170
Birthdate: 3/17/72, St. Louis, MO
College: Sangamon State
Yrs Pro: 4

Brett Phillips #32


Career

Last season, Phillips played professionally with the Portland Pythons, where he was honored as the 1999 World Indoor Soccer League (WISL) Goalkeeper of the Year...during the 1999 season, he played in 22 games, compiling 11 wins, 11 losses, 1,294 minutes, 716 shots faced and a 5.10 goals against average...in 1997, he set team goalkeeper records for GAA (5.46), saves (411), shots faced (889), games (28) and minutes played (1691) and was the only Python player to appear in all 28 games...prior to joining the Pythons, he played in the Continential Indoor Soccer League (CISL) with the Washington Warthogs (1996) and the Las Vegas Dustdevils (1994,1995)...in 1996, he led the league in save percentage (.743) and GAA (5.38) with Washington, and with Las Vegas in 1994, he led the league in wins (17), saves (423) and minutes played (6126)...when the CISL folded in 1997, Phillips finished as the league1s all-time leader in saves (1601), minutes played (6273), goalkeeper appearances (105) and second in wins (55)...named to the All-CISL First Team with Washington (1996) and led Las Vegas to the 1994 CISL Championship...played professionally for the Harrisburg Heat (NPSL), Kansas City Attack (NPSL), the Tampa Bay Rowdies (APSL) and the Baltimore Blast (NPSL).


Personal

Brett enjoys weight training, playing golf, practicing martial arts and playing the stock market...his most exciting sports memory was winning the 1994 CISL Championship...he admires Michael Jordan for his ability to constantly play at the highest level.

Position: Goalkeeper
Height: 5-11
Weight: 200
Birthdate: 12/27/68, Tampa, FL
College: Old Dominion
Yrs Pro: 8

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