2017–18 Major Arena Soccer League 2 season

The 2017–18 Major Arena Soccer League 2 season is the first season for the league M2. The regular season started on December 2, 2017, and ended on March 4, 2018. Each team will play a 12-game schedule.[1]

Major Arena Soccer League 2
Season2017–18
ChampionsChicago Mustangs
Matches played60
Goals scored910 (15.17 per match)
Top goalscorerThomas Hoang (33)
← none
All statistics correct as of March 4, 2018.

Standings

As of March 4, 2018[2]
  2017-18 League Championship
  2017-18 Playoff Team
(Bold) Division Winner

Eastern Conference

Place Team GP W L Pct GF GA GB
1 Chicago Mustangs 12102.83311461--
2 Cincinnati Swerve 1293.75083651
3 Colorado Blizzard 1275.58393883
4 Muskegon Risers 1239.250771147
5 Waza Flo 12210.167601018

Western Conference

Place Team GP W L Pct GF GA GB
1 Colorado Inferno FC 1284.66712290--
2 San Diego Sockers 2 1275.58388641
3 Ontario Fury II 1275.5831081041
4 Las Vegas Knights SC 1248.333731214
5 Arizona Impact 1239.250931015

2018 M2 Championship

The top three teams from each division qualified for the post-season. The championship will be a single elimination playoff to be held at the SoccerHaus in Colorado Springs, Colorado except the Western Conference Semi-Final, which will be played in San Diego.[3]

Conference Semi-Finals

Eastern
Cincinnati Swerve8–6Colorado Bizzard
Report
SoccerHaus

Conference Finals

Eastern
Chicago Mustangs9–2Cincinnati Swerve
Report
SoccerHaus
Western
San Diego Sockers 211–10 (OT)Colorado Inferno FC
Report
SoccerHaus

3rd Place Game

Colorado Inferno FC13–10Cincinnati Swerve
Report
SoccerHaus

Final

Chicago Mustangs7–0San Diego Sockers 2
Report
SoccerHaus

Awards

Individual Awards

Award Name[4] Team
League MVP Thomas Hoang Colorado Inferno FC
Goalkeeper of the Year Jesus Flores Chicago Mustangs
Defender of the Year Matt Marcum Arizona Impact
Coach of the Year Armando Gamboa Chicago Mustangs

All-League First Team

Name[5] Position Team
Thomas Hoang F Colorado Inferno FC
Alonso Sandoval F Chicago Mustangs
Francisco Rivas M Colorado Inferno FC
Emmanuel Adjei D Cincinnati Swerve
Matt Marcum D Arizona Impact
Jesus Flores GK Chicago Mustangs

All-League Second Team

Name[5] Position Team
Patricio Barroche F Chicago Mustangs
Andrew Lorei F San Diego Sockers 2
William Raygoza M Ontario Fury II
Eli Galbraith-Knapp D San Diego Sockers 2
Miles Mcrae D Las Vegas Knights
Corey Whisenhunt GK Cincinnati Swerve

References


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