Miami Tango

The Miami Tango Soccer Club is an American soccer team from Miami, Florida. Founded in 1980.[1]

"Miami Breakers" redirects here. For the team Miami Tango SC It was replaced for the Miami Breakers in 1997 USL-PDL Season, see Miami Strike Force.
Miami Tango
Full nameMiami Tango Soccer Club
Nickname(s)Tango
Founded1980

Miami Tango SC played Florida Soccer League since 1980.

They joined the USISL PDSL in 1996, in 1998 1998 PDSL seasonUSISL PDSL replacing the Miami Breakers, who had been promoted to the D-3 Pro League. For the 1999 season, USISL PDSL the team played simultaneously with the Breakers, who had been relegated after one season. (2000) When it became apparent that there was not a market for two PDL teams in the area and the Breakers were going to stay, in 2001 the Miami Tango SC returned to Miami Soccer League.[2]

Since 2001 the team continues to play in the Miami Soccer League, a Florida State Soccer Association member. In 2004 Miami Tango SC won the Florida States Soccer Association Cup.[3]

Year-by-year
Year Division League Reg. Season Playoffs Open Cup
1996 4 PDSL 4th, Southeast Division Semifinals Did not qualify
1998 4 PDSL 4th, Southeast Division Semifinals Did not qualify
1999 4 USL PDL 7th, Southeast Did not qualify Did not qualify
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References
  1. "Miami Tango Soccer Club's official website". Miami Tango Soccer Club. Miami Tango Soccer Club. Retrieved May 5, 2020.
  2. "Miami Soccer League's official website". Miami Soccer League. Miami Soccer League. Retrieved May 5, 2020.
  3. "Florida States Soccer Association Cup's official website". Florida States Soccer Association Cup. Florida States Soccer Association Cup. Retrieved May 5, 2020.
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