opposing NASL All-Stars. These included Mike Connell, Winston DuBose, Wes McLeod and Tatu. They also played a pair of friendlies against the newly established Orlando Lions on February 22 and July 2 at Lake Brantley High School, using their regular players. Tampa Bay won the matches by scores of 1–0 and 2–1(SO) respectively. 1987 Outdoor In 1987 Tampa Bay played twice against the Orlando Lions, on May 16 at the Florida Citrus Bowl, and then again on May 23 at Pepin-Rood Stadium. The Rowdies lost the first encounter, 2–0, with the teams tying, 2–2, in the return leg. 1985–87 Outdoor results AISA: 1986–1987 The Rowdies played one season of indoor soccer in the American Indoor Soccer Association, once again using the Bayfront Center as their home. After a strong start they finished third in their division and eventually lost in the first round of the playoffs. Steve Wegerle was selected as a starter in the AISA All-Star game and scored the game's first goal. Arnie Mausser, Rubén Astigarraga, and Glenn Ervine also made the Southern Division team. Ervine added a goal in the fourth quarter. Tim Walters was a late All-Star addition, because Astigarraga was unable play in the match. Year-by-year 1986–1987 roster 1 – Arnie Mausser 35 Apps 0 Goals 2 – Arsène Auguste 3 – David Dodge 4 – Dave Power 5 – Steve Savage 5 – Wim Suurbier (player/asst. coach) 6 – Peter Roe 6 – Mike Balson 7 – Steve Wegerle 35 Apps 26 Goals 8 – Rodney Marsh (player/head coach) 9 – Jay White 10 – Rubén Astigarraga 10 – Derek Sanderson 11 – Duncan MacEwan 12 – Tony Frankovich 12 – Derek Smethurst 13 – Tim Walters 14 – Geoff Wegerle 15 – Mark Lindsay 16 – Karim Murabet 17 – Paul Roe 18 – Nathan Sacks 19 – Nick Mangione 20 – Soloman Hilton 21 – Tim Borer 22 – Mike Fall 23 – Glenn Ervine Rui Farias ASL/APSL: 1988–1993 In the summer of 1988, the Rowdies joined the third incarnation of the American Soccer League. They would stay in this league and its successor (the APSL) until the team folded after the 1993 season. During this six year stretch they achieved moderate success, winning one division title and making the playoffs four times. In 1992 they finished as runners-up to Colorado in the regular season, in the Professional Cup final, and in