Milwaukee Rampage

Milwaukee Rampage

Full name	Milwaukee Rampage
Nickname(s)	Rampage
Founded	1994
Dissolved	2002 (as a professional franchise)
Stadium	Uihlein Soccer Park Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Capacity: 7,000)
League	A-League

The Milwaukee Rampage is a defunct American soccer franchise, which played in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in the A-League. The Rampage folded in 2002 because of financial problems, despite winning the A-league championship that year, as well as in 1997. The Rampage was founded in 1994 as a member of the USISL, and joined the A-league along with the rest of the USISL teams in a 1997 merger. Upon their collapse, the Rampage were replaced in the A-league by the Milwaukee Wave United. The Milwaukee Rampage still exists as an amateur soccer club in Milwaukee.^[1]

Working various pressbox duties throughout the Rampage's nine years (including operating the scoreboard, working the sound system and as back-up to the public address announcer) was Michael James.^{[citation needed]}

General Managers

• Pat Clemens - 1994
• Jim Harwood - 1994-2002

Coaches

• Boro Sucevic (1994, 2000–2002)
• Carlos Cordoba (1995, 1999)
• Bob Gansler (1996–1998)

Notable players

• Brian McBride
• Tony Sanneh
• Digital Takawira
• John Wolyniec
• Todd Dusosky
• Carmine Isacco
• Ranko Golijanin
• Dan Popik
• Jason Russell
• David Marshall Jr.
• Michael Collins
• Kris Klassen
• Tom Alioto

Year-by-year

References