Football Club Seattle Storm, also known as the F.C. Seattle Storm, was an American
soccer
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team based in
Seattle, Washington
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. F.C. Seattle was a "super club" created to provide Seattle players an opportunity to play at a higher level than the local recreational and semi-pro leagues. In addition to playing exhibition matches against top international teams, F.C. Seattle was a member of the short lived
Western Soccer Alliance
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, was a founding member of the
American Professional Soccer League
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and later spent three seasons in the
Pacific Coast Soccer League
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PCSL is considered to be British Columbia's premier summer league. The ...
.
History
1984: F.C. Seattle Challenge
In 1984, F.C. Seattle hosted the F.C. Seattle Challenge '84. This series pitted F.C. Seattle against three NASL teams, the
Vancouver Whitecaps
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(2–2 tie),
Minnesota Strikers
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(0–3 loss),
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(1–2 loss), as well as the 1984 U.S. Olympic Team. For this challenge cup, the team filled its roster from local colleges, high schools and semi-pro teams. However, five F.C. Seattle players had previous professional experience:
Jack Brand
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Robbie Zipp
Robert Zipp is a retired U.S. soccer player who currently serves as a youth soccer referee.
Zipp attended O'Dea High School in Seattle, Washington where he was a four year varsity letterman on the boys' soccer team. He was also a two year lett ...
. The team was coached by former Sounders player Tom Jenkins and played its games in Seattle's Memorial Stadium. The series averaged just over six thousand fans per game. At the end of it, NASL officials approached F.C. Seattle about entering the NASL for the 1985 season. F.C. Seattle declined, noting that most NASL teams hemorrhaged money. The club's backers preferred to keep it on a semi-professional basis, build a fan base, then work towards taking the team fully professional an indeterminate time in the future.
1985: Western Alliance Challenge Series
In 1985, F.C. Seattle joined with three other independent "super clubs",
F.C. Portland
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,
San Jose Earthquakes
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and
Victoria Riptides
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, to create the Western Alliance Challenge Series. This series came in response to the cancellation of games F.C. Seattle had scheduled against English teams
West Bromwich Albion
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and
Aston Villa
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. In June,
FIFA
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had banned English clubs from travelling for international games after
Liverpool
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F.C. Portland
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* Finncomm Airlines (IATA code)
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* Frontier Corps, a paramilitary force in Paki ...
hosted F.C. Seattle for the first game of the series, a game F.C. Seattle won on the strength of a Bruce Raney hat trick. Other significant F.C. Seattle players included
Jeff Durgan
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, the Schmetzer brothers -
Andy
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,
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and
Walter
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, and
Peter Hattrup
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Player
Youth
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. However,
Bruce Rioch
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, who had replaced
Jack Brand
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1986–1989: Western Soccer Alliance/League
In 1986, three of the four teams from 1985, decided to form the
Western Soccer Alliance
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. Only Victoria declined to join the new alliance, but they were replaced by the
Edmonton Brick Men
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.
In 1987, the WSA instituted a two-game post-season playoff series. F.C. Seattle, which finished second in alliance standings, lost 3–0 to the
San Jose Earthquakes
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in the wild card game.
Up to now F.C. Seattle had also been known as the F.C. Seattle Storm. In 1988, the team officially dropped the F.C. and became the Seattle Storm. However, they were still referred to as the F.C. Seattle Storm throughout the season and the new name was not widely used until the 1989 season. The 1988 season was one of the most successful for the Storm when it cruised to the top of the regular season standings, then crushed the Earthquakes 5–0 in the championship game.
In 1989, the Storm failed to build on its previous year's success and finished out of playoff contention. As a side note, the WSA changed its name to the Western Soccer League.
1990: American Professional Soccer League
In 1990, the Storm, along with the rest of the WSL merged with the American Soccer League to form the
American Professional Soccer League
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. Despite
Chance Fry
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leading the league with 17 goals and 5 assists, the Storm finished last in the North Division of the West Conference. Following the season, Greer announced his intention to have the Storm sit out the 1991 season. However, in February 1992, he decided to fold the team.
1993–1995: Pacific Coast Soccer League
In December 1992, Stuart Lee bought the rights to the team and entered it in the amateur
Pacific Coast Soccer League
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PCSL is considered to be British Columbia's premier summer league. The ...
. The team competed through the 1995 season then withdrew from senior competitions. It continues to operate as a local soccer club with boys and girls teams in all age competitions.
Yearly record
Ownership and staff
*
Bud Greer
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''Record includes both league and exhibition matches.''
Notable players
''This list includes those former players who received international caps while playing for the team, made significant contributions to the team in terms of appearances or goals, or who made significant contributions to the sport either before they played for the team, or after they left.''
*
Scott Benedetti
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*
Rick Davis
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*
Jeff Durgan
Jeffrey "Jeff" Durgan (born August 29, 1961, in Tacoma, Washington) is a retired U.S. soccer defender who played professionally for the New York Cosmos and seven times for the U.S. national team.
NASL
Durgan was born and raised in Tacoma, W ...
*
Chance Fry
Chance Fry (born June 29, 1964, in Bellevue, Washington) is a retired U.S. soccer forward who began his career straight out of high school with the Seattle Sounders of the North American Soccer League. With the collapse of the NASL, he moved to in ...
*
Brent Goulet
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*
Peter Hattrup
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Player
Youth
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*
Chris Henderson
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Brian Schmetzer
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*
Jeff Stock
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*
Wade Webber
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Exhibition games
As an independent soccer team, F.C. Seattle original purpose was to play exhibition games. Even after the establishment of the Western Soccer Alliance, exhibition games remained one of the most significant elements of the team's seasons.
1984
1985 results
June 2:
Dundee F.C.
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Guadalajara
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Manchester City
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Dundee F.C.
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Norwich City
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June 20: Neza, Mexico City
July 10:
Herfølge
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2–1
July 15:
Vancouver Whitecaps
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0–1
Stormin the Isles Tour of Britain:
:July 27:
Middlesbrough
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Until the early 1800s, the a ...
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:July 29:
AFC Bournemouth
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:July 31:
Queens Park Rangers F.C.
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:August 4:
Dundee
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:August 6:
Portsmouth
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1988
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Calgary Strikers
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Middlesbrough
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Oldham Athletic
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August 6:
Lincoln City F.C.
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Nicknamed the "Imps" after the legend of t ...
2–2
August 10:
Middlesbrough
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August 13:
Sunderland F.C.
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0–3
August 16:
Hull F.C.
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2–2
1989
May 7:
Vancouver 86ers
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2–1
August 3:
Victoria Vistas
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3–0
1990
May 5:
Victoria Vistas
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3–0
May 20:
AFC Bournemouth
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Victoria Vistas
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1–0
August 5: at
Vancouver 86ers
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5–3
August 8:
Vancouver 86ers
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3–2
All time roster (1984–1990)
Goalkeepers
:*
Jack Brand
Jack Brand (born 4 April 1953) is a former professional soccer goalkeeper. He holds the record for most shutouts in a season in the North American Soccer League with 15 in 1980. He was born in Braunschweig, West Germany.Jeff Storrs: 1987-1990
:* Mark Berry: 1987
:* Rolf Norton: 1988-1989
:* Jim Neighbors: 1988
:* Matthew Olson: 1989
:* Chris Bell: 1990
:* Jim Brazeau: 1990
Defenders
:* Doug Backous: 1984
:* Pat Blann: 1984
:* Dave Felt: 1984
:* Eddie Krueger: 1984
:* Terry McGill: 1984
:* Steve Englebrick: 1984-1985
:*
Robbie Zipp
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Zipp attended O'Dea High School in Seattle, Washington where he was a four year varsity letterman on the boys' soccer team. He was also a two year lett ...
Jeff Durgan
Jeffrey "Jeff" Durgan (born August 29, 1961, in Tacoma, Washington) is a retired U.S. soccer defender who played professionally for the New York Cosmos and seven times for the U.S. national team.
NASL
Durgan was born and raised in Tacoma, W ...
: 1985
:* Don Farler: 1985-1990
:* Peter Fewing: 1985-1990
:* Dan Pingrey: 1985
:* Tom Blahous: 1986-1987
:* Daryl Green: 1986-1989
:* James Hodgson: 1986
:* Kevin Iverson: 1986
:* Dave Wittrell: 1986
:* Randy Hanson: 1987
:* Kevin O’Keefe: 1987
:*
Jeff Stock
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Grant Gibbs
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Biography
Gibbs grew up in Federal Way, Washington, where he attended Thomas Jefferson High School. Afte ...
Ray Evans
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: 1989
:* Steve McCrath: 1989-1990
:* Bob McLaughlin: 1989
:* Ian MacLean: 1989
:* Craig Ottosen: 1989
:*
Wade Webber
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:* Jerry Cameron: 1984
:* Teddy Mitalas: 1984
:* Tad Willoughby: 1984, 1986-1989
:* Ken Fuegmann: 1985-1988
:* Dennis Gunnell: 1985-1988
:*
Andy Schmetzer
Andy M. Schmetzer (born April 26, 1967) is a former U.S. soccer midfielder and indoor soccer coach.
Player
Youth
Schmetzer grew up in Seattle, Washington, where he attended Nathan Hale High School. He learned to play soccer under the tutelage o ...
: 1985
:*
Brian Schmetzer
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: 1985
:* Rob Fossett: 1985-1986
:*
Peter Hattrup
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Player
Youth
Hattrup was a four-year starter as a star player for the Seattle Preparatory School boys ...
Rick Davis
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: 1989
:*
Chris Henderson
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: 1989
:* Jimmy McAlister: 1989
:* Jim Weber: 1990
:* Robb Sakamoto: 1990
:* James Forgette: 1990
Forwards
:* Eric Knapp: 1984
:* Sasha Shefts: 1984
:* Gerard McGlynn: 1984-1985
:* Tom Blahous: 1984-1985
:* Mike Hiatt: 1984-1985
:* Bruce Raney: 1984-1986
:* Sean Connors: 1985
:*
Walt Schmetzer
Walter M. Schmetzer (born April 26, 1967 in Seattle, Washington) is a former U.S. soccer midfielder who played professionally in the Western Soccer Alliance and Major Indoor Soccer League.
Schmetzer grew up in Seattle, Washington where he attend ...
: 1985
:* Eric Guise: 1986-1987
:* Gary Hunter: 1986
:* Sean McGlynn: 1986, 1987
:* Sean Connors: 1987
:* Mike Enneking: 1987
:*
Chance Fry
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Brent Goulet
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: 1989
:*
Gary Heale
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Heale began his career in 1975 with Canvey Island. In 1978, he moved to Luton Town. After o ...
: 1989
:* John Klein: 1989
:*
Scott Benedetti
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