2009 PDL season

USL Premier Development League

Official 2009 PDL Championship logo
Season	2009
Champions	Ventura County Fusion
Matches played	544
Goals scored	1,790 (3.29 per match)
Top goalscorer	Aaron Wheeler, Reading Rage, 17
Biggest home win	9–0, Ottawa Fury over Westchester Flames
Biggest away win	7–1, Ocean City Barons over Newark Ironbound Express 7–1 Los Angeles Legends over Fresno Fuego
Highest scoring	10 goals, Portland Timbers U23's 8–2 Yakima Reds 10 goals, Lancaster Rattlers 5–5 Fresno Fuego 10 goals, Hollywood United Hitmen 7–3 Ogden Outlaws
Average attendance	542
← 2008 2010 →

The 2009 USL Premier Development League season was the 15th season of the PDL. The regular season began on May 1, 2009, and ended on July 19, 2009. The league consisted of 68 teams across eight divisions with the elimination of the Midwest and New England divisions. The PDL Championship Game was held on August 8, 2009, and was broadcast on Fox Soccer Channel in the United States. ^[1]

Ventura County Fusion finished the season as national champions, beating Chicago Fire Premier 2–1 in the PDL Championship game in Ventura, California on August 8, 2009. ^[2]

Reading Rage finished with the best regular season record in the league, winning 13 out of their 16 games, suffering just one loss, and finishing with a +41 goal difference.

Reading Rage striker Aaron Wheeler was the league's top scorer and MVP, knocking in 17 goals, while his teammate Jon Ports led the league with 10 assists. Mississippi Brilla goalkeeper Josh Pantazelos enjoyed the best goalkeeping statistics, with a goals against average of 0.615 on the season, including 8 shutouts. ^[3]

Changes From 2008

Name Changes

• Cary Railhawks U23's changed their name to the Cary Clarets to reflect their new association with English Championship team Burnley.
• New Orleans Shell Shockers rebranded themselves as the New Orleans Jesters, having terminated their sponsorship deal with the Shell Oil Company.

New Franchises

• Eleven franchises have been announced as joining the league this year:

Team Name	Metro Area	Location	Previous Affiliation
Atlanta Blackhawks	Greater Atlanta area	Alpharetta, GA	expansion
Forest City London	London area	London, ON	expansion
Hollywood United Hitmen	West Los Angeles area	Pacific Palisades, CA	expansion
Kitsap Pumas	Kitsap County area	Bremerton, WA	expansion
Portland Timbers U23's	Greater Portland area	Portland, OR	expansion
Real Colorado Foxes	Denver area	Highlands Ranch, CO	expansion
Rio Grande Valley Bravos	Rio Grande Valley area	Pharr, TX	expansion
Rochester Thunder	Rochester area	Rochester, MN	expansion
Seattle Wolves	Seattle area	Tukwila, WA	PCSL
Victoria Highlanders	Victoria area	Victoria, BC	expansion
West Texas United Sockers	Midland-Odessa area	Midland, TX	expansion

On hiatus

• One team went on hiatus due to home stadium renovations:
  • Vermont Voltage – St. Albans, Vermont

Folding

• Nine teams have been announced as leaving the league prior to the beginning of the season:
  • Atlanta Silverbacks U23's – Chamblee, Georgia
  • Cape Cod Crusaders – Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts
  • Colorado Rapids U23's – Boulder, Colorado
  • Palm Beach Pumas – Wellington, Florida
  • Richmond Kickers Future – Richmond, Virginia
  • San Fernando Valley Quakes – Woodland Hills, California
  • San Francisco Seals – San Francisco, California
  • San Jose Frogs – San Jose, California
  • West Michigan Edge – Kentwood, Michigan

Standings

In 2009, there was a more balanced 8 divisions (down from 10 in 2008). The top 3 from each division qualified for the play-offs, with the division champion receiving a bye through the first round.

Legend
Team won the Division Title
Team qualified for playoff berth

Central Conference

Great Lakes Division

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Kalamazoo Outrage	16	11	2	3	32	17	+15	36
2	Chicago Fire Premier	16	10	1	5	33	12	+21	35
3	Forest City London	16	8	3	5	27	16	+11	29
4	Michigan Bucks	16	8	5	3	26	22	+4	27
5	Indiana Invaders	16	5	7	4	24	25	−1	19
6	Cleveland Internationals	16	5	9	2	23	26	−3	17
7	Fort Wayne Fever	16	5	9	2	15	26	−11	17
8	Cincinnati Kings	16	4	9	3	17	31	−14	15
9	Toronto Lynx	16	2	13	1	18	40	−22	7

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Heartland Division

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Des Moines Menace	16	11	1	4	35	13	+22	37
2	Thunder Bay Chill	16	8	3	5	27	16	+11	29
3	Real Colorado Foxes	16	8	5	3	28	19	+9	27
4	St. Louis Lions	16	6	4	6	29	25	+4	24
5	Rochester Thunder	16	5	10	1	21	25	−4	16
6	Kansas City Brass	16	4	9	3	28	37	−9	15
7	Springfield Demize	16	2	13	1	10	43	−33	7

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Eastern Conference

Mid Atlantic Division

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Reading Rage	16	13	1	2	58	17	+41	41
2	Carolina Dynamo	16	10	4	2	38	19	+19	32
3	Cary Clarets	16	9	4	3	28	16	+12	30
4	Hampton Roads Piranhas	16	8	5	3	23	21	+2	27
5	West Virginia Chaos	16	5	8	3	23	37	−14	18
6	Fredericksburg Gunners	16	3	10	3	14	35	−21	12
7	Northern Virginia Royals	16	2	10	4	18	35	−17	10
8	Virginia Legacy	16	1	9	6	14	36	−22	9

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Northeast Division

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Ottawa Fury	16	12	0	4	48	8	+40	40
2	Long Island Rough Riders	16	12	2	2	32	10	+22	38
3	Ocean City Barons	16	9	4	3	31	15	+16	30
4	Brooklyn Knights	16	7	6	3	25	20	+5	24
5	Newark Ironbound Express	16	6	8	2	38	41	−3	20
6	Rhode Island Stingrays	16	4	9	3	23	41	−18	15
7	Westchester Flames	16	3	8	5	16	36	−20	14
8	New Hampshire Phantoms	16	3	9	4	20	32	−12	13
9	New Jersey Rangers	16	2	12	2	14	44	−30	8

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Southern Conference

Mid South Division

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Laredo Heat	16	7	1	8	29	18	+11	29
2	West Texas United Sockers	16	8	5	3	25	19	+6	27
3	Austin Aztex U23	16	7	4	5	32	27	+5	26
4	El Paso Patriots	16	8	6	2	27	22	+5	26
5	Rio Grande Valley Bravos	16	6	5	5	32	28	+4	23
6	DFW Tornados	16	5	7	4	29	33	−4	19
7	Houston Leones	16	0	13	3	10	37	−27	3

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Note: Austin finish in third place as a result of winning the head-to-head season series 2–0–1 against El Paso. ^[4]

Southeast Division

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Mississippi Brilla	16	9	1	6	30	12	+18	33
2	Bradenton Academics	16	9	2	5	32	14	+18	32
3	New Orleans Jesters	16	5	0	11	24	13	+11	26
4	Panama City Pirates	16	6	5	5	23	21	+2	23
5	Baton Rouge Capitals	16	4	8	4	25	26	−1	16
6	Central Florida Kraze	16	4	9	3	18	31	−13	15
7	Nashville Metros	16	2	7	7	16	36	−20	13
8	Atlanta Blackhawks	16	3	10	3	16	31	−15	12

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Western Conference

Northwest Division

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Kitsap Pumas	16	12	1	3	40	13	+27	39
2	Portland Timbers U23's	16	11	3	2	43	20	+23	35
3	Seattle Wolves	16	10	3	3	29	18	+11	33
4	Cascade Surge	16	7	6	3	29	26	+3	24
5	Victoria Highlanders	16	6	6	4	37	25	+12	22
6	Vancouver Whitecaps Residency	16	6	7	3	26	22	+4	21
7	Tacoma Tide	16	5	7	4	34	40	−6	19
8	Abbotsford Mariners	16	4	10	2	28	36	−8	14
9	Yakima Reds	16	3	11	2	22	49	−27	11
10	Spokane Spiders	16	3	13	0	12	51	−39	9

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Southwest Division

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	T	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Hollywood United Hitmen	16	10	3	3	38	17	+21	33
2	Los Angeles Legends	16	9	3	4	34	15	+19	31
3	Ventura County Fusion	16	7	2	7	26	21	+5	28
4	BYU Cougars	16	7	5	4	21	22	−1	25
5	Fresno Fuego	16	6	6	4	30	28	+2	22
6	Southern California Seahorses	16	4	4	8	25	22	+3	20
7	Lancaster Rattlers	16	5	7	4	33	38	−5	19
8	Orange County Blue Star	16	5	7	4	20	25	−5	19
9	Ogden Outlaws	16	4	11	1	24	39	−15	13
10	Bakersfield Brigade	16	2	11	3	14	38	−24	9

Source: ^{[ citation needed ]}

Playoffs

Format

The top three teams from each division earn playoff bids. The division champion earns a bye to the Division Finals and the rights to host. The second place team will host the third place team in the Division Semifinals either at their home field or at the division champion's field. The two notable exceptions were the Chicago Fire Premier hosting Forest City London in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Ventura County Fusion hosting the Los Angeles Legends, despite Los Angeles having the higher seed.

Bracket

Divisional First Round

Divisional Finals

Conference Finals

PDL Semifinals

PDL Championship

GL1

Kalamazoo Outrage

1

Great Lakes Division

GL2

Chicago Fire Premier

2

GL2

Chicago Fire Premier

1

GL3

Forest City London

0

GL2

Chicago Fire Premier

3

NE3

Ocean City Barons

0

NE1

Ottawa Fury

1

Northeast Division

NE3

Ocean City Barons (AET)

2

NE2

Long Island Rough Riders

0

NE3

Ocean City Barons

2

GL2

Chicago Fire Premier (AET)

2

MA3

Cary Clarets

1

HL1

Des Moines Menace

2

Heartland Division

HL3

Real Colorado Foxes

1

HL2

Thunder Bay Chill

0

HL3

Real Colorado Foxes

1

HL1

Des Moines Menace

0

MA3

Cary Clarets

1

MA1

Reading Rage

1

Mid-Atlantic Division

MA3

Cary Clarets

2

MA2

Carolina Dynamo

1

MA3

Cary Clarets

3

GL2

Chicago Fire Premier

1

SW3

Ventura County Fusion

2

MS1

Laredo Heat (AET)

1

Mid-South Division

MS2

West Texas United Sockers

0

MS2

West Texas United Sockers

2

MS3

Austin Aztex U23

1

MS1

Laredo Heat (AET)

1

Southern Conference

SE2

Bradenton Academics

3

SE1

Mississippi Brilla

2

Southeast Division

SE2

Bradenton Academics (AET)

3

SE2

Bradenton Academics

1

SE3

New Orleans Jesters

0

SE2

Bradenton Academics

1

SW3

Ventura County Fusion

6

NW1

Kitsap Pumas

2

Northwest Division

NW3

Seattle Wolves

0

NW2

Portland Timbers U23's

2

NW3

Seattle Wolves

3

NW1

Kitsap Pumas

1

Western Conference

SW3

Ventura County Fusion

2

SW1

Hollywood United Hitmen

1

Southwest Division

SW3

Ventura County Fusion (AET)

3

SW2

Los Angeles Legends

1

SW3

Ventura County Fusion

2

Divisional Semifinals

July 21, 2009
7:30 PM EDT

Carolina Dynamo	1–3	Cary Clarets
Rojo  32' Shriver 66' Roberts  70'	(Report)	Ibeagha  34' Schilawski 59'72' Grossman  65' O'Brien  68' Petrasso 90'

Macpherson Stadium
Browns Summit, North Carolina

Referee: (USA)

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July 22, 2009
8:00 PM EDT

Long Island Rough Riders	0–2	Ocean City Barons
	(Report)	Neptune  34' Carmichael 23' Noone 73'

Cy Donnelly Stadium
South Huntington, New York

Attendance: 436

Referee: Bill Renderos (USA)

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July 22, 2009
8:30 PM CDT

West Texas United Sockers	2–1	Austin Aztex U23
Rios  23' Becerra  24' Everson 46' Furness 51' 59' Franco  69' James  90'	(Report)	McFayden 17' 42' Helton  32' Mirsky  71'

Grande Communications Stadium
Midland, Texas

Attendance: 1,460

Referee: Jonathan Johnson (USA)

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July 23, 2009
2:00 PM PDT

Portland Timbers U23's	2–3	Seattle Wolves
Brown 6' Youngblood 33' Farfan  90'	(Report)	Chursky 30'81'90' Zimmerman  52'

PGE Park
Portland, Oregon

Attendance: 235

Referee: David Grbavac (USA)

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July 23, 2009
8:00 PM EDT

Chicago Fire Premier	1–0	Forest City London
Akpan 67' Sinovic  69'	(Report)	Di Biase  70'

Hefner Soccer Complex
Fort Wayne, Indiana

Referee: David Jarzc (USA)

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July 23, 2009
7:00 PM PDT

Ventura County Fusion	2–1	Los Angeles Legends
Motagalvan 7' Hamilton 18' Byrne  34' Barrera  68' Hill  80'	(Report)	Js. Barton  4' Randolph  57' Whitfield 77'

Bulldog Stadium
Ventura, California

Attendance: 560

Referee: Federico Figari (USA)

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July 24, 2009
7:00 PM CDT

Bradenton Academics	1–0	New Orleans Jesters
Morris 34' Hepple  88' Kendall  90'	(Report)	Young  27' Callon  59'  90' Duncan  88' Gledhill  90'

M&F Bank Stadium
Ridgeland, Mississippi

Attendance: 234

Referee: Justin Brown (USA)

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July 24, 2009
7:30 PM CDT

Thunder Bay Chill	0–1	Real Colorado Foxes
Neto  16' Bukoski  51' Putrus  77' Abolaji  77'	(Report)	Donaldson  26' Cephers 49' Jennings  51' Stisser  87'

Valley Stadium
West Des Moines, Iowa

Attendance: 161

Referee: Hidajet Tica (USA)

Divisional Finals

July 25, 2009
3:00 PM PDT

Hollywood United Hitmen	1–3 (AET)	Ventura County Fusion
Hazdovac 26'	(Report)	Byrne 35' Barrera  96' Myerson 105'117' Becerra  111'

Stadium by the Sea
Los Angeles, California

Attendance: 358

Referee: Steve Elliott (USA)

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July 25, 2009
7:00 PM EDT

Reading Rage	1–2	Cary Clarets
Mulholland  15' Bienenfeld  45' Hogan  54' Wheeler 57' Burke  86'	(Report)	Minogue  19' Ibeagha  21' Petrasso  35' Drake 60' Brown  64' Lassiter  69' 90' (OG)

Don Thomas Stadium
Reading, Pennsylvania

Attendance: 518

Referee: Tim Snyder (USA)

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July 25, 2009
7:00 PM EDT

Ottawa Fury	1–2 (AET)	Ocean City Barons
Maloney 7' Pradié  63' Schippers  104'	(Report)	Richter  35' Melchionni  45' Noone  45'60' Bellamy 98'

Algonquin College Soccer Complex
Ottawa, Ontario

Attendance: 780

Referee: Senussi Ali (USA)

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July 25, 2009
7:30 PM EDT

Kalamazoo Outrage	1–2	Chicago Fire Premier
Oatley 58' Lima  83'	(Report)	Cutshaw 67' (PK) Edgar 77'

Loy Norrix High School
Kalamazoo, Michigan

Attendance: 530

Referee: Jason White (USA)

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July 25, 2009
7:00 PM CDT

Mississippi Brilla	2–3 (AET)	Bradenton Academics
Hunt 33' Lawrence  41' Paulini  75' Lilly 90+' Lemma  90+'	(Report)	Lopes 22' Boggs  45'85' Williams  53' Reis  77' Ingvarsson  91' Morris 99' McFarland  120'

Harper Davis Field
Jackson, Mississippi

Attendance: 1,806

Referee: Thai Huynh (USA)

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July 25, 2009
7:30 PM CDT

Des Moines Menace	2–1	Real Colorado Foxes
Jordan 27' (PK) Salem 38' Schmoker  41' Pearson  62' Jordan  78'	(Report)	Donaldson 4' (PK)  11' Werth  88' Salvaggione  90'

Valley Stadium
West Des Moines, Iowa

Attendance: 3,683

Referee: Dan Cataldi (USA)

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July 25, 2009
8:15 CDT

Laredo Heat	1–0 (AET)	West Texas United Sockers
Ordaz  50' Mulamba  74' Ramos 119'	(Report)	Collazo  5' Furness  36' Everson  45' Steven  115'

Texas A&M International University Soccer Complex
Laredo, Texas

Attendance: 1,425

Referee: Courtney Jackson (USA)

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July 25, 2009
7:30 PM PDT

Kitsap Pumas	2–0	Seattle Wolves
Phillips 15'71'	(Report)	Bates  41' Morris  51' Scott  90'

Bremerton Memorial Stadium
Bremerton, Washington

Attendance: 2,329

Referee: Jeremy Hanson (USA)

Conference Finals

July 31, 2009
5:00 PM CDT

Chicago Fire Premier	3–0	Ocean City Barons
Blades 18' 75' Braun 66' Akpan  75' Cutshaw 76'	(Report)	Carmichael  38' Banks  73' K. Miller  79' Chapman  88'

Valley Stadium
West Des Moines, Iowa

Attendance: 3,633

Referee: Doug Wolff (USA)

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July 31, 2009
5:30 PM CDT

Kitsap Pumas	1–2	Ventura County Fusion
Lipset 45' Mohn  51'	(Report)	Hamilton 26' Aghasyan  83' López 92+' 92+'

Texas A&M International University Soccer Complex
Laredo, Texas

Attendance: 55

Referee: Jorge Luna Hernandez (USA)

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July 31, 2009
7:30 PM CDT

Des Moines Menace	0–1	Cary Clarets
Schmoker  48' Salem  74' Mujdzic  28'	(Report)	Fitzgerald  28' Brown  48' Grossman 70' Drake  79' Ibeagha  90'

Valley Stadium
West Des Moines, Iowa

Attendance: 3,633

Referee: George Major (USA)

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July 31, 2009
8:30 PM CDT

Laredo Heat	1–3 (AET)	Bradenton Academics
Mulamba  19' Quinones 57' 120' Bautista  68' Infante  97' Perez  113'	(Report)	McFarland  19' Hepple 20' Reis  63' Voutier  87' Morris 116' Lopes 120'

Texas A&M International University Soccer Complex
Laredo, Texas

Attendance: 1,498

Referee: John Lohr (USA)

PDL Semifinals

August 1, 2009
7:30 PM CDT

Chicago Fire Premier	2–1 (AET)	Cary Clarets
Braun 38' Rice  63' Rodriguez (coach)  67' Akpan 95'	(Report)	Drake 63' (PK) Grossman  65' O'Brien  99' Petrasso  105' Bouemboue  110' Willis  120' Gutierrez (coach)  120'

Valley Stadium
West Des Moines, Iowa

Attendance: 206

Referee: Landis Wiley (USA)

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August 1, 2009
8:15 PM CDT

Bradenton Academics	1–6	Ventura County Fusion
Lopes 35' Reis  45'	(Report)	Guzman  27' López 38' Becerra 40' Hamilton 45'54' Barrera 53' Guerrero  62' Aghasyan 90'

Texas A&M International University Soccer Complex
Laredo, Texas

Attendance: 101

Referee: Andrew Gage (USA)

PDL Championship

August 8, 2009
7:00 PM PDT

Ventura County Fusion	2–1	Chicago Fire Premier
Becerra 8' Guzman  33' Smarte  35' Mikkelsen (coach)  60' Motagalvan  70'92+' Smith (coach)  92+'	(Report)	Blades  47' Akpan 74' Sunderland (coach)  90'

Bulldog Stadium
Ventura, California

Attendance: 3,512

Referee: Alejandro Mariscal (USA)

Award Winners and Finalists

The awards finalists, Goalkeeper of the Year, and All-League teams were announced on August 4, 2009, with the winners announced on August 6. ^[5]

Most Valuable Player

• Aaron Wheeler, F, Reading Rage (Winner)
• Tom Oatley, F, Kalamazoo Outrage
• Debola Ogunseye, F, Mississippi Brilla

U19 Player of the Year

• Christian Ibeagha, D, Cary Clarets (Winner)
• Sheanon Williams, D, Carolina Dynamo
• Max Touloute, F, Fort Wayne Fever

Defender of the Year

• Christian Ibeagha, Cary Clarets (Winner)
• Bonivenger Misiko, Fort Wayne Fever
• Daniel Scott, Seattle Wolves
• Chris Williams, New Orleans Jesters

Goalkeeper of the Year

• Jimmy Maurer, Chicago Fire Premier

Coach of the Year

• Casey Mann, Des Moines Menace (Winner)
• Dan Fisher, Long Island Rough Riders
• Mark Spooner, Kalamazoo Outrage
• Brent Whitfield, Los Angeles Legends

All-League and All-Conference Teams

Central Conference

F: Andre Akpan, CHI; Teal Bunbury, ROC; Tom Oatley *, KAL
M: Dave Hertel *, MIC; Nolan Intermoia, TB; Brad Stisser, COL
D: Anthony Di Biase, LON; Bonivenger Misiko *, FW; Wilson Neto, TB; Brian Wurst, KC
G: Jimmy Maurer *, CHI
Honorable Mention: Justin Ferguson, D, SPR; Saidi Isaac, F, IND; David Mueller, D, SL; Armin Mujdzic, F, DM; Yoram Mwila, M, CLE; Kyle Segebart, D, CIN; Jordan Webb, M, TOR

Eastern Conference

F: Cody Arnoux, CAR; Adam Arthur, WV; Aaron Wheeler *, REA
M: Will Beague *, OTT; Adam Gazda, REA; Zach Loyd, CAR
D: Brien Chamney, OTT; Christian Ibeagha *, CRY; Rich Martinez, LI; Sheanon Williams, CAR
G: Tunde Ogunbiyi, OCC
Honorable Mention: Frank Alesci, M, BRK; Zachary Carr, G, NJ; Kevon Harris, M, HR; Sean Kelley, G, NV; Michael Konicoff, M, WCH; Jerrod Laventure, F, NWK; Ken Manaham, G, FRB; Matthew Marcin, M, RI; Timothy Murray, G, NH; Ian Stowe, M, VIR

Southern Conference

F: Zak Boggs, BRD; Salvador Luna, RGV; Debola Ogunseye *, MIS
M: Danny Galvan, LAR;Greg Mulamba, LAR; Gary Stopforth, NO
D: Jamie Cunningham, AUS; Dwyane Demmin, MIS; Thomas Wharf, PAN; Chris Williams *, NO
G: Ryan Cooper, LAR
Honorable Mention: Jay Ambrosy, M, HOU; Lief Craddock, G, WTU; Janrai Gravely, G, DFW; Tommy Krizanovic, F, CF; Wilfrid Loizeau, M, ATL; Felipe Lowall, M, BR; Ryan McDonald, D, NAS; Jorge Muniz, G, EP

Western Conference

F: Rory Agu, TAC; Brent Whitfield, LA; Ryan Youngblood, POR
M: Ely Allen, SEA; Tomislav Colic, SC; Michael Farfan, LA; Armando Ochoa *, HU
D: Nick Cardenas, OGD; Mark Lee, KIT; Dan Scott *, SEA
G: Dustyn Brim, KIT
Honorable Mention: Richie Bindrup, M, BYU; Zach Brunner, G, LAN; Jason Devinish, M, VIC; Gagandeep Dosanjh, M, VAN; Eddie Gutierrez, M, FRE; Anthony Hamilton, F, VEN; Jacob Hustedt, M, BAK; Kristjan Johannson, G, ABB; Kristopher Minton, G, ORC; Vinicius Oliveira, F, YAK; John Prugh, F, SPO; Steve Reese, G, CSC

*denotes All-League selection

See also

• United Soccer Leagues 2009
• 2009 W-League Season

References

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2. "Fusion overcome Fire for PDL title". Archived from the original on September 14, 2012. Retrieved September 7, 2018.
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4. "2009 PDL Tiebreaker rules". Archived from the original on May 25, 2009. Retrieved July 20, 2009.
5. "PDL All-League Teams announced". Archived from the original on August 10, 2009. Retrieved 2009-08-09.