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Pittsburgh Stingers were a professional indoor soccer team in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They played in the Continental Indoor Soccer League (CISL) from 1994–1995. The two season that the Stingers played they avg. attendance was 3,091 per game.

Players

Bob Lilley (1994)
P.J. Johns (1995)
David Moxom (1995)
Doug Pietras (1994)
Kia Zolgharnain (1994-95)

Drago (1995) 29 Apps 24 Goals

References

Pittsburgh

History · Culture · Neighborhoods · Notable people · Skyscrapers · Dialect · Transportation · Economy · Media

Government

Airport · Conventions · City Hall · Courthouse · Mayor · Council · Events · InterGov · Police · D.A. · Sheriff · Fire · Libraries · Transit · Education · Port · Regional

Largest employers

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center · Giant Eagle · WestPenn Allegheny Health · University of Pittsburgh · PNC Financial · BNY Mellon · FedEx Ground · Eat'n Park · Excela Health · Highmark · U.S. Steel · Carnegie Mellon · Westinghouse · Allegheny Technologies · Bayer USA · US Airways · Consol Energy · EDMC · PPG · Siemens · Dick's Sporting Goods · Allegheny Energy · Duquesne University · 1st Commonwealth Financial · AK Steel · H.J. Heinz · Wesco · Guru.com · GNC · American Eagle Outfitters · Alcoa · Koppers · Federated Investors · Vivisimo · American Bridge · Ampco · RTI Metals ·

Sports

Venues	Heinz Field (NFL/NCAA/NHL) · PNC Park (MLB) · Consol Energy Center (NHL/AFL/NCAA) Primarily Collegiate Division I: Petersen Events Center · Palumbo Center · Sewall Center · Fitzgerald Field House · Island Center · Trees Hall · Petersen Sports Complex Historic Fields: Exposition Park · Forbes Field · Josh Gibson Field · Greenlee Field · Pitt Stadium · Recreation Park · Three Rivers Historic Arenas: Civic Arena · Duquesne Gardens · Motor Square Garden · Schenley Gardens · Winter Garden

Teams	Steelers (NFL) · Penguins (NHL) · Pirates (MLB) · Power (AFL) · Force · Passion · Renegades · Riverhounds · Bandits · Sledgehammers Collegiate Division I: Duquesne Dukes · Pittsburgh Panthers · Robert Morris Colonials Historic Baseball: Stogies · Burghers · Grays · Filipinos/Stogies II/Rebels · Keystones · Crawfords Historic Football: Allegheny · Athletic · Duquesne · Homestead · Stars · Lyceum · Americans · Gladiators · Maulers Historic Basketball: Monticello · Loendi · Ironmen · Rens · Pipers · Condors · Piranhas · Xplosion · Phantoms Historic Hockey: A's · Bankers · Duquesne · Keystones · Lyceum · Pirates (WPHL) · Victorias · Pros · Shamrocks · Yellow Jackets · Pirates · Hornets · Phantoms Historic Soccer: Phantoms · Cannons · Beadling · Hurricanes · Spirit Historic Other: Triangles (Tennis) · Bulls (Lacrosse)

Other	Football heritage · Regatta · Grand Prix · Head of the Ohio · Marathon · Great Race

Parks

Arboretum · Arsenal · ArtGardens · Biblical Garden · Clemente · Cliffside · Curto · Firstside · Frick · Grand View · Highland · Market Square · McKinley · Mellon · Mellon Green · Mellon Square · Phillips · Point · Point of View · PPG Place · Riverfront · Riverview · Schenley · Schenley Plaza · South Side · Three Rivers · West · West End · Westinghouse ·

Attractions

General	Meadowcroft · Conservatory · Zoo · Observatory · Aviary · Cathedral of Learning · Science Center · USS Requin · Heinz Chapel · Penn Station · Duquesne Incline · Mon Incline · Mellon Institute · Dippy

Landmarks	National (City) · National (County) · State · City · PHLF · Cultural

Museums	Art · Arts · Arts Festival · Fort Pitt & Blockhouse · Clayton · Clemente · Children's · Frick · History · Jazz · Jewish · Medical · Mendelson · Miller · MF · Nationality Rooms · National Map · Natural History · Soliders & Sailors · Warhol Wilson · WSG ·

Venues	Heinz Hall · Benedum · Byham · Harris · O'Reilly · Foster · Playhouse · Trib · Hunt · Stage AE · Syria Mosque

Shopping and entertainment

Casino · Gateway Clipper · Station Square · Strip · Downtown · Oakland · South Side Macy's · Market Square · Southside Works · Waterworks · Mount Washington · East Liberty · Squirrel Hill · Shadyside · Walnut Street Opera · Ballet · Symphony · Brass · Dance · Light Opera · Public Theater · Playwrights · Bricolage

Colleges and universities

University of Pittsburgh · Carnegie Mellon University · Duquesne University · Robert Morris University · Chatham University · Point Park University · Carlow University · WestPenn-Allegheny School of Medicine Art Institute · Byzantine Catholic Seminary · Pittsburgh Theological Seminary · Community College

Book · Portal · Category

v d e Defunct sports teams based in Pennsylvania

Baseball	Major Leagues: American League: Philadelphia Athletics — American Association: Philadelphia Athletics — Federal League: Pittsburgh Rebels — NABBP: Athletic of Philadelphia — National Association of Professional Base Ball Players: Philadelphia White Stockings • Philadelphia Centennials — Negro Leagues: Harrisburg Giants • Hilldale Daisies • Homestead Grays • Philadelphia Giants • Philadelphia Pythians • Philadelphia Stars • Philadelphia Tigers • Pittsburgh Crawfords — Players' League: Philadelphia Quakers • Pittsburgh Burghers — Union Association: Altoona Mountain Citys • Philadelphia Keystones • Pittsburgh Stogies Minor Leagues: Atlantic League: Lehigh Valley Black Diamonds • Pennsylvania Road Warriors — Eastern League: Allentown Brooks • Allentown Cardinals • Allentown Chiefs • Allentown Red Sox • Johnstown Johnnies • Johnstown Red Sox • Lancaster Red Roses • Reading Brooks • Reading Red Sox • Scranton Miners • Scranton Red Sox • Wilkes-Barre Indians • York Pirates • York White Roses — New York – Penn League: Erie Cardinals • Erie Orioles • Erie Sailors • Erie Tigers • Williamsport Astros • Williamsport Red Sox — Northern League: Allentown Ambassadors

Basketball	ABA: Pittsburgh Pipers • Pittsburgh Condors - NABL: Philadelphia Tapers - CBA: Lancaster Red Roses • Pittsburgh Piranhas • Pittsburgh Xplosion - CBL: Wilkes-Barre Barons - USBL: Northeast Pennsylvania Breakers • Philadelphia Aces • Philadelphia Spirit • Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs - ABA (est. 2000): Pittsburgh Phantoms

Football	NFL: Frankford Yellow Jackets • Pennsylvania Keystoners • Pottsville Maroons - NFL World War II Mergers: Pitt-Phil "Steagles" (1943) • Chicago-Pittsburgh "Card-Pitt" (1944) - AFL (1926): Philadelphia Quakers - AFL (1936): Pittsburgh Americans - USFL: Philadelphia Stars • Pittsburgh Maulers - World Football League •Philadelphia Bell - NFL (1902): Philadelphia Athletics • Philadelphia Phillies • Pittsburgh Stars - AA: Bethlehem Bulldogs • Wilkes-Barre Bullets • Erie Vets • AL: • Coaldale Big Green • Gilberton Cadamounts • Shenandoah Yellow Jackets • Wilkes-Barre Barons ELPF: • Bethlehem Bears • All-Lancaster Red Roses • Mount Carmel Wolverines • Shenandoah Red Jackets -Independents: Allegheny Athletic Association • Conshohocken Athletic Club • Duquesne Country and Athletic Club • Franklin Athletic Club • Glassport Odds • Greensburg Athletic Association • Holmesburg Athletic Club • Homestead Library & Athletic Club • Jeannette Athletic Club •Latrobe Athletic Association • McKeesport Olympics • Oil City Athletic Club • Pitcairn Quakers • Pittsburgh AC • Pittsburgh Lyceum • Union Club of Phoenixville • Union Quakers of Philadelphia -Arena-Indoor Football AFL: Pittsburgh Gladiators - AIFA: Johnstown Riverhawks • Erie Freeze - NIFL: Johnstown J Dogs

Hockey	NHL: Philadelphia Quakers • Pittsburgh Pirates - AHL: Erie Blades • Philadelphia Firebirds • Philadelphia Arrows • Philadelphia Ramblers • Philadelphia Rockets • Pittsburgh Hornets - ECHL: Erie Panthers • Johnstown Chiefs - MAHL: Mon Valley Thunder - IHL: Pittsburgh Shamrocks • Pittsburgh Yellow Jackets - WPHL • Pittsburgh Bankers • Pittsburgh Duquesne • Pittsburgh Keystones • Pittsburgh Lyceum • Pittsburgh PAC • Pittsburgh Pirates • Pittsburgh Victorias - NAHL Pittsburgh Forge - RHI: Philadelphia Bulldogs • Pittsburgh Phantoms

Lacrosse	NLL: Pittsburgh Bulls • Pittsburgh CrosseFire

Soccer	USL-2: Philadelphia Freedom - MISL: Philadelphia Fever • Pittsburgh Spirit - CSL: Pittsburgh Stingers - NPSL: - Philadelphia Spartans • Pittsburgh Phantoms - NASL: Philadelphia Atoms • Philadelphia Fury

Australian Rules Football	USAFL: Lehigh Valley Crocs • Pittsburgh Wallabies

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