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St. Louis Ambush (NPSL) : ウィキペディア英語版
St. Louis Ambush (NPSL)

The St. Louis Ambush was a professional indoor soccer team based in St. Louis, Missouri. Originally located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the team played one season at Tulsa's Pavilion Expo Square. Vernon Riggs was the general manager. Keith Dial was the managing general partner. Former Tulsa Roughneck and Major Indoor Soccer League player Victor Moreland was signed to be the player/coach.
The Wichita-based ownership group had hoped to buy a Wichita NPSL franchise but moved forward with the team in Tulsa when the Wings remained in the MISL for the 1991-1992 season. When the Wings did join the NPSL for the 1992-93 season after the MISL folded with two other MISL teams (Cleveland and Baltimore) and after searching for Tulsa owners, the team was sold to St. Louis physicians Dr. Abraham Hawatmeh and Dr. Richard Rende in the summer of 1992. Hawatmeh and Rende moved the franchise to St. Louis.
The Ambush made the playoffs every year that they played in St. Louis, except their final year of 1999-2000. The Ambush won one National Professional Soccer League championship (1994-1995 season), and played in four NPSL Championship series (1994, 1995, 1998, 1999), losing to the Cleveland Crunch twice (in 1994 and 1999), and to the Milwaukee Wave (1998), but defeated the Harrisburg Heat in 1995 for their lone NPSL title.
In 2013, an expansion team in the third Major Indoor Soccer League was named after this franchise. That team became a member of the Major Arena Soccer League after the MISL collapsed.
==1993 St. Louis Ambush players==

*Forward Terry Brown formerly played for the St. Louis Storm of MSL.
*Goalkeeper
*Midfielder Daryl Doran played six years with the St. Louis Steamers, one with the Los Angeles Lazers, and three seasons with the St. Louis Storm.
*Midfielder Kevin Hundelt Played with MSL's St. Louis Storm and the Kansas City Comets.
*Goalkeeper Slobo Llijevski played 11 years in the MISL, and later the MSL.
*Midfielder John Klein Played with the MSL's St. Louis Storm and the Kansas City Comets.
*Forward Dan O'Keefe Played with the Detroit Rockers before joining the Ambush for the 192-93 season.
*Goalkeeper Jeff Robben Played the 1991-92 season with the Dayton Dynamo.
*Midfielder Mark Santel was a NPSL rookie for the 1992-93 with the St. Louis Ambush. Santel was a draft pick of the Wichita Wings before being traded to St. Louis.


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