Great Lakes Premier League Season 2015 Champions RWB Adria (1st title) Matches played 20 Goals scored 62 (3.1 per match) Biggest home win RWB 4–0 CRE (May 10) ARB 4–0 OAK (May 15) GRR 5–1 ARB (May 30) Biggest away win CRE 3–6 RWB (June 27) Highest scoring CRE 3–6 RWB (June 27) Longest winning run 7 matches: RWB Longest unbeaten run 8 matches: RWB Highest attendance 5,117 GRR 3–0 OAK (July 17) 2016 →
The 2015 Great Lakes Premier League season was the 103rd season of FIFA-sanctioned soccer in the United States , and the first season of the GLPL . The season began in May 2015.
Formation [ edit ]
Having been denied as expansion clubs by the National Premier Soccer League, AFC Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids FC entered discussions with other regional teams about starting up a league of their own.[1] The first league meeting occurred on Saturday, January 17th 2015 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Two weeks later, the league announced a starting line-up of five clubs.[2]
A double-round robin format was used by the league. The team with the most points at the end of the season was crowned league champions. There were no playoffs.
Member clubs [ edit ]
Team
Location
Stadium
Head Coach
Captain
Shirt sponsor
AFC Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Hollway Field
David Hebestreit
Bank of Ann Arbor
Croatian Eagles
Franklin, Wisconsin
Croatian Park
Alex Toth
n/a
Oakland United FC
Rochester, Michigan
Stoney Creek High School
Alben Karamuco
n/a
RWB Adria
Chicago, Illinois
Kroc Center
Siniša Alebic
Wolcott
Grand Rapids FC
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Houseman Field
George Moni
Tony Deakin
SpeakEZ Lounge
Locations of GLPL clubs for 2015
Standings and results [ edit ]
Pos
Team
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
1
RWB Adria (C)
8
7
1
0
23
6
+17
22
2
Grand Rapids FC
8
3
2
3
14
10
+4
11
3
AFC Ann Arbor
8
2
4
2
8
8
0
10
4
Oakland United FC
8
2
1
5
8
19
−11
7
5
Croatian Eagles
8
1
2
5
9
19
−10
5
Updated to match(es) played on July 25, 2015. Source:
GLPL standings Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) wins; 3) goal differential
(C) Champion.
Updated to match(es) played on July 25, 2015. Source:
[1] Colours: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Statistical leaders [ edit ]
Top goals [ edit ]
Rank
Player
Club
Goals
1
Vlad Baciu
RWB Adria
6
2
Derek Huffman
RWB Adria
5
3
Andy Huftalin
Croatian Eagles
4
Noble Sullivan
Grand Rapids FC
5
Domenic Barone
Grand Rapids FC
3
Semir Mesanovic
RWB Adria
Scott Raymonds
Croatian Eagles
Joey Tinnion
Oakland United FC
9
Nick Abdoo
Grand Rapids FC
2
Ade Adeniyi
AFC Ann Arbor
Taylor Bond
RWB Adria
Niko Jelicic
RWB Adria
Jay McIntosh
AFC Ann Arbor
Robert Younger
RWB Adria
Elmedin Zukic
Grand Rapids FC
Updated to end of season.
Source: [3]
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