CALGARY MUSTANGS

The 'Calgary Mustangs' were a Calgary, Alberta, based A-League professional soccer team, that played in 2004.
They were initially formed in 2001 as the 'Calgary Storm', with the present ownership group taking over in January of 2004. Despite playing on artificial turf at McMahon Stadium (the only A-League team not to play on grass), the Mustangs had an acceptable season, and had relatively good fan support. However, at the end of the year, the owners elected not to play in 2005 and the team is now dormant. One player of note is goalkeeper Lars Hirschfeld, who went from the Storm to England's Tottenham Hotspur.

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Year-by-year

CPSL Calgary Mustangs

Year-by-year

Year	Division	League	Reg. Season	Playoffs	Open Cup
2001	"4"	USL PDL	1st, Northwest	Final	''Did not qualify''
2002	2	USL A-League	5th, Pacific	First Round	Third Round
2003	2	USL A-League	4th, Pacific	''Did not qualify''	''Did not qualify''
2004	2	USL A-League	7th, Western	''Did not qualify''	''Did not qualify''

CPSL Calgary Mustangs

A team named 'Calgary Mustangs' competed in the original Canadian Professional Soccer League's one and only season in 1983. The Mustangs finished second to last in the six team league