2010–11 Major Indoor Soccer League season

The 2010–11 Major Indoor Soccer League season is the third season for the league, and second under the MISL banner. Also 33 season of professional Division 1 indoor soccer.

Three new teams, the Omaha Vipers, the Missouri Comets, and the Chicago Riot joined the league prior to the season's beginning.

Standings

Blue indicates bye into the MISL Championship
Green indicates playoff berth clinched

Baltimore was the #1 seed due to head-to-head tiebreaker over Milwaukee (4-2)

Statistics

Top scorers

Rank	Scorer	Club	Games	2pt Goals	3pt Goals	Assists	Points
1	Byron Alvarez	Missouri Comets	20	31	2	12	80
2	Marco Terminesi	Milwaukee Wave	19	22	3	19	72
3	Jamar Beasley	Missouri Comets	20	18	2	12	54
4	Bato Radončić	Chicago Riot	18	20	1	6	49
	Carlos Farias	Omaha Vipers	14	12	5	10	49
6	Pat Healey	Baltimore Blast	20	16	1	13	48
	Giuliano Oliviero	Milwaukee Wave	20	15	2	12	48
8	Leo Gibson	Missouri Comets	20	10	4	13	45
	Max Ferdinand	Baltimore Blast	20	11	4	11	45
10	Pat Morris	Baltimore Blast	20	12	4	6	42
	Machel Millwood	Baltimore Blast	16	12	1	15	42

Top 2pt Goal Scorers

Rank	Scorer	Club	Games	2pt Goals
1	Byron Alvarez	Missouri Comets	20	31
2	Marco Terminesi	Milwaukee Wave	19	22
3	Bato Radončić	Chicago Riot	18	20
4	Jamar Beasley	Missouri Comets	20	18
5	Hewerton Moreira	Milwaukee Wave	19	17
6	Pat Healey	Baltimore Blast	20	16
	Johnny Torres	Omaha Vipers	17	16
8	Giuliano Oliviero	Milwaukee Wave	20	15
9	Carlos Farias	Omaha Vipers	14	12
	Pat Morris	Baltimore Blast	20	12
	Machel Millwood	Baltimore Blast	15	12

Playoffs

The format for the playoffs is the same as the 2009–10 MISL format. The first place team in the season will get a bye into the finals, while the second and third place teams play a two-game, home-and-home, series, with a third golden goal game taking place at the second place team's home if needed.

Semifinals

Game 1

Game 2

Mini-Game Tie Breaker

Championship

Bracket

External links

• Major Indoor Soccer League

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