Team

	All-Time	2010/11 Season
Most Goals	22 - Calgary 2/21/09 (vs. Wenatchee)	17 - Kitsap 11/20/10 vs. Wenatchee
	22 - Denver 3/1/09 (vs. Golden)*	16 - Wenatchee 1/23/11 vs. Tijuana
	21 - Texas 2/6/10 (vs. Alamo City)*	16 - Detroit 2/19/11 vs. Ohio
	19 - Cincinnati 12/13/08 (at West Virginia)*	15 - San Diego 2/12/11 vs. Tijuana
	19 - Stockton 2/26/09 (vs. Wenatchee)	14 - Illinois 12/11/10 vs. Springfield
	18 - Stockton 2/21/09 (at Denver)	14 - Tijuana 12/18/10 vs. California
	18 - Saskatoon 2/22/09 (vs. Wenatchee)	14 - Louisville 2/5/11 at Ohio
	17 - California 12/12/09 (vs. Wenatchee)*	14 - Tacoma 2/19/11 at Wenatchee
	17 - Edmonton 1/23/10 (vs. Texas)
	17 - Kitsap 11/20/10 (vs. Wenatchee)
	16 - Stockton 12/13/08 (vs. Edmonton)
	16 - St. Louis 1/23/09 (vs. Stockton)
	16 - Stockton 1/24/09 (at Texas)
	16 - Cincinnati 2/27/09 (vs. Derby City)*
	16 - Texas 12/19/09 (vs. Springfield)*
	16 - Wenatchee 1/23/11 (vs. Tijuana)
	16 - Detroit 2/19/11 (vs. Ohio)
Fewest Goals	0 - Wenatchee 12/12/09 (at California)*	0 - Ohio 1/29/11 at Cincinnati
	0 - Winnipeg 2/13/10 (at Saskatoon)**	0 - Tacoma 2/5/11 vs. San Diego
	0 - Ohio 1/29/11 (at Cincinnati)	1 - Winnipeg 1/8/11 at Edmonton**
	0 - Tacoma 2/5/11 (vs. San Diego)	1 - Springfield 1/29/11 at Illinois
	1 - Detroit 1/3/09 (at Cincinnati)
	1 - Denver 1/17/09 (vs. Cincinnati)
	1 - Cincinnati 1/25/09 (at Detroit)
	1 - Springfield 1/30/09 (vs. Cincinnati)*
	1 - St. Louis 1/22/10 (at Louisville)
	1 - Texas 1/24/10 (at Calgary)
	1 - Wenatchee 1/30/10 (at Prince George)*
	1 - Prince George 2/7/10 (at Calgary)
	1 - Winnipeg 1/8/11 (at Edmonton)**
	1 - Springfield 1/29/11 (at Illinois)
Most Goals, Quarter	9 - Colorado 11/30/08 (4th vs. Wenatchee)	8 - Louisville 12/3/10 (4th at Tijuana)
	9 - Cincinnati 12/13/08 (1st at West Virginia)*	6 - Tacoma 12/4/10 (2nd vs. Wenatchee)
	9 - Texas 2/6/10 (3rd vs. Alamo City)*	6 - San Diego 2/5/11 (2nd at Tacoma)
Most Goals, Half	15 - Calgary 2/21/09 (1st vs. Wenatchee)	11 - Kitsap 11/20/10 (2nd vs. Wenatchee)
Most Shots	65 - Denver 3/1/09 (vs. Golden)*	44 - Ohio 11/13/10 vs. Detroit
	63 - St. Louis 1/11/09 (vs. Detroit)
Most Goals, Both Teams	31 - Denver 22 Golden 9 (3/1/09)*	29 - Wenatchee 16 Tijuana 13 (1/23/11)
	30 - Stockton 18 Denver 12 (2/21/09)	25 - San Diego 15 Tijuana 10 (2/12/11)
	29 - Colorado 15 Wenatchee 14 (OT) (11/30/08)	24 - Ohio 13 Illinois 11 (12/18/10)
	29 - Wenatchee 16 Tijuana 13 (1/23/11)
Fewest Goals, Both Teams	4 - Saskatoon 4 Winnipeg 0 (2/13/10)**	5 - San Diego 5 Tacoma 0 2/5/11
	5 - San Diego 5 Tacoma 0 (2/5/11)	6 - Cincinnati 6 Ohio 0 1/29/11
	6 - Calgary 4 Saskatoon 2 (12/6/08)	7 - Illinois 4 Kings Reserves 3*
	6 - Springfield 4 Detroit 2 (12/13/08)*	7 - Kitsap 4 Snohomish 3 12/11/10*
	6 - Colorado 4 St. Louis 2 (1/4/09)	7 - Edmonton 4 Winnipeg 3 1/8/11**
	6 - Cincinnati 5 Springfield 1 (1/30/09)*
	6 - Calgary 4 Edmonton 2 (1/16/10)
	6 - Cincinnati 6 Ohio 0 (1/29/11)
Most Consecutive Wins	8 - Cincinnati, 2008/09	8 - San Diego
	8 - San Diego, 2009/10	6 - Cincinnati
	8 - San Diego, 2010/11
Most Consecutive Losses	10 - Ohio 2010/11	10 - Ohio
	* official league game vs. PASL-Premier or non-league opponent	**CMISL doubleheader 40 minute game

Individual

	All-Time	2010/11 Season
Most Goals, Game	7 - Jay Hamilton, Denver 3/1/09*	5 - Eller, Ohio 11/13/10
	6 - Bernie Lilavois, Stockton 1/28/09	5 - Ubiparipovic, Ohio 12/11/10
	6 - Bernie Lilavois, Stockton 2/21/09	5 - Sutton, California 12/18/10
	6 - Pancho Puente, Denver 3/1/09*	5 - Eller, Ohio 1/8/11
	6 - Allen Eller, Ohio 1/16/10	5 - Chiles, San Diego 2/4/11
	5 - Mark Cromie, Colorado 11/30/08
	5 - Joe Reiniger, St. Louis 12/12/08
	5 - Matt Breines, Cincinnati 12/20/08*
	5 - Elvir Kafedzic, St. Louis 1/11/09
	5 - Brian Farber, Stockton 1/24/09
	5 - Brian Farber, Stockton 2/12/09
	5 - Garth Archibald, Denver 2/21/09
	5 - Kevin Girdini, Golden 3/1/09*
	5 - Matt Breines, Cincinnati 12/12/09*
	5 - Shaun David, Texas 12/19/09*
	5 - Safet Kovacevic, Louisville 1/8/10*
	5 - Jeff Hughes, Cincinnati 1/29/10
	5 - Allen Eller, Ohio 11/13/10
	5 - Slavisa Ubiparipovic, Ohio 12/11/10
	5 - Antonio Sutton, California 12/18/10
	5 - Allen Eller, Ohio 1/8/11
	5 - Kraig Chile, San Diego 2/4/11
Most Assists, Game	7 - Greg Howes, Tacoma 2/19/11
	6 - Shawn Rockey, Cincinnati 1/29/10	7 - Greg Howes, Tacoma 2/19/11
	5 - Chris Handsor, Denver 11/15/08
	5 - Bernie Lilavois, Stockton 2/12/09
	5 - Kyle Yamada, Calgary 2/21/09
	5 - Michael Archuleta, Denver 12/12/09*
	5 - Sipho Sibiya, Prince George 1/30/10*
Most Points, Game	11 - Jay Hamilton, Denver 3/1/09*	11 - Greg Howes, Tacoma 2/19/11
	11 - Greg Howes, Tacoma 2/19/11	7 - Roger Gemoules, Illinois 12/18/10
	9 - Bernie Lilavois, Stockton 2/21/09	7 - Costea Decu, Detroit 1/24/11
	9 - Pancho Puente, Denver 3/1/09*	7 - Costea Decu, Detroit 2/12/11
	8 - Elvir Kafedzic, St. Louis 12/12/08
	8 - Bernie Lilavois, Stockton 2/12/09
	8 - Garth Archibald, Denver 2/21/09
	8 - Kyle Yamada, Calgary 2/21/09
	8 - Matt Breines, Cincinnati 2/27/09
	8 - Brian Farber, California 12/12/09*
	8 - Sipho Sibiya, Prince George 1/30/10*
Most Shots Faced, Game	48 - Alenky, Detroit 1/11/09	31 - Lonigro, Detroit 11/19/10
Most Saves, Game	39 - Ilko, Edmonton 12/14/08	27 - Lonigro, Detroit 11/19/10

Attendance - Largest 20 Crowds

3,971	Stockton, 2/5/09 (Copa America)
3,317	Stockton, 2/12/09
3,239	Stockton, 10/25/08
3,120	San Diego 1/29/11
3,064	San Diego, 11/20/10
3,063	San Diego, 3/19/11 (US Open)
2,997	California, 11/8/09 (Stars of Mexico)
2,755	Winnipeg, 2/27/10
2,752	San Diego, 2/12/11
2,640	San Diego, 1/8/11
2,608	San Diego, 11/7/09 (Stars of Mexico)
2,533	Stockton, 11/22/08
2,393	San Diego 2/19/11
2,379	San Diego, 12/4/10
2,336	San Diego, 2/26/11
2,175	Stockton, 2/26/09
2,164	Stockton, 12/6/08
2,152	San Diego 12/29/10 (US Open)
2,126	San Diego 2/27/10
2,069	Stockton, 11/9/08 (exhibition)

PASL-Pro Firsts

First Game	10/25/08 - Colorado at Stockton
First Goal	10/25/08 - Aaron Susi, Stockton 2:19 1st Quarter
First Assist	10/25/08 - Majell Aterado, Stockton 2:19 1st Quarter
First Three Goal Game	10/25/08 - Aaron Susi, Stockton
First Four Goal Game	11/09/08 - Jack Cummings, Cincinnati
First Five Goal Game	11/30/08 - Mark Cromie, Colorado
First Six Goal Game	1/28/09 - Bernie Lilavois, Stockton
First Seven Goal Game	3/1/09 - Jay Hamilton, Denver*
First Goalkeeper Goal (kicked)	10/25/08 - Michael Archuleta, Colorado
First Goalkeeper Goal (thrown)	1/23/11 - Matt Stalnik, Wenatchee
First Shutout	12/12/09 - Jesus Molina, California*
	1/29/11 - Craig Salvati, Cincinnati
First Overtime Game	11/22/08 - Edmonton 7 Calgary 6
First Overtime Shootout	2/13/10 - California 7 San Diego 6