the APSL final as well. Year-by-year Players, coaches, and honors – post-NASL era Honors – post-NASL Championships 1992: ASPL (runner-up) 1992: Professional Cup (runner-up) Division Titles 1989: ASL Southern Division Leading Scorer 1992: Jean Harbor (13 g, 4 a) Top Goalkeeper 1988: Winston DuBose (0.75 gaa) Assists Leader 1992: Kevin Sloan (6 a) Coach of the Year 1992: Ricky Hill 1993: Ken Fogarty FIFA World Cup players Arsène Auguste (1974) Wim Suurbier (1974, 1978) Steve Trittschuh (1990) Peter Vermes (1990) First Team All Star 1988: Winston DuBose, Steve Wegerle 1989: Winston DuBose, Steve Trittschuh, Steve Wegerle 1990: David Byrne 1992: Bill Andracki, Steve Trittschuh, Ricky Hill, Kevin Sloan, Jean Harbor 1993: Steve Trittschuh Second Team All Star 1986–87: Arnie Mausser 1991: Marcelo Carrera 1993: Paul Dougherty, Pierre Morice Honorable Mention 1986–87: Steve Wegerle AISA All-Star Game selections 1986–87: Steve Wegerle (starter) 1986–87: Arnie Mausser (reserve) 1986–87: Glenn Ervine (reserve) 1986–87: Rubén Astigarraga (injured) 1986–87: Tim Walters (reserve) U.S. Soccer Hall of Fame members 2013 Peter Vermes Other National Halls of Fame 2016 Mark Lawrenson (England) Coaches – post-NASL Rodney Marsh: 1984–1987 Wim Suurbier: 1986–87 Ken Fogarty: 1989–1992 Steve Wegerle: 1991–1992 Ricky Hill: 1992 Ken Fogarty: 1993 Team captains – post-NASL Dave Power: 1986–1989 Derek Backman: 1990 David Byrne: 1991 Ricky Hill: 1992 Terry Rowe: 1993 Legacy Tampa Bay Mutiny: 1996–2001 Due in large part to the Rowdies' historical success on and off the pitch, in 1994 MLS selected the Tampa Bay Mutiny as one of its original ten teams. The Mutiny won the first ever Supporters' Shield and qualified for the playoffs in four of their six seasons. Several former Rowdies, including Perry Van der Beck, Farrukh Quraishi, Roy Wegerle and Steve Trittschuh among others, were involved with the Mutiny as players, coaches, or front office staff. They also played for three seasons on the Rowdies' home pitch, Tampa Stadium. While the Mutiny have no connection to either Rowdies franchise, the team often paid tribute to the former Rowdies by wearing jerseys of their colors, and even wearing the logo of both the Tampa Bay Mutiny and Rowdies on the same shirt. MLS initially operated the team with the hope of selling to a private local owner. That became difficult after Malcolm Glazer bought the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the National Football League in 1995 and demanded that the community build a new stadium. Raymond James Stadium was completed in