Tucson Amigos

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The Tucson Amigos were a soccer club based in Tucson, Arizona that competed in the SISL, USISL and United Soccer Leagues. The founder of the Tucson Amigos was Dennis Archer, a local business owner who owned the Tucson Amigos Indoor Soccer Center.

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Year-by-year

YearDivisionLeagueReg. SeasonPlayoffsOpen CupPlayer Honors
1989/90 [1] N/ASISL Indoor2nd, Cactus1st RoundN/A
1990 [1] N/ASISL4th, WesternSemifinalsDid not enterRookie of the year: Jose Miranda
1990/91 [2] N/ASISL Indoor1st, SouthwestSemifinalsN/ALeague top scorer: Albertico Morales
1991 [2] N/ASISL4th, SouthwestDid not qualifyDid not enter
1991/92 [3] N/AUSISL Indoor1st, SouthwestSizzling FourN/ACoach of the Year: Carlos Acosta
1992 [3] N/AUSISL3rd, SouthwestFinalDid not enterLeague All Stars: Demetri Panayi, John Olu–Molomo, Narciso Zazueta
1992/93 [4] N/AUSISL Indoor1st, SouthwestPlayoffsN/ARookie of the year: Omar Felix
1993 [4] N/AUSISL5th, SouthwestDid not qualifyDid not enter
1994 [5] 3USISL6th, SouthwestDivisional FinalsDid not qualify
1995 [6] "4"USISL Premier League2nd, WesternDivisional 3rd/4thDid not qualify
1996 [7] "4"USISL Premier League4th, SouthernDivision SemifinalsDid not qualify
1997 [8] "4"USISL PDSL3rd, SouthwestDivision FinalsLost in the 1st Round to Austin Lone Stars (D3 Pro)
1998On hiatus
1999 [9] "4"USL PDL6th, SouthwestDid not qualifyDid not qualify

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