San Diego Sockers
Which team did the player Dan Antoniuk belong to from 2007 to 2008?
Dan Antoniuk Daniel Antoniuk ( born January 23 , 1981 in Philadelphia , Pennsylvania ) is an American soccer player who plays for the Tacoma Stars in the Major Arena Soccer League . Career . College . Antoniuk attended Wheaton College , playing on the mens soccer team from 1999 to 2002 . He holds the school record for career goals ( 54 ) and points ( 144 ) and was a 1999 NCAA Division III Third Team All American . Professional . In the spring of 2003 , Antoniuk signed with the Portland Timbers of the USL A-League/First Division . He spent three seasons in Portland , his most productive coming in 2005 when he scored thirteen goals in twenty-four games . Antoniuk was selected to the USL Starting Eleven All-star Team . Following the 2005 season , Antoniuk became a free agent and signed with the Vancouver Whitecaps on February 1 , 2006 . The Vancouvers then traded Antoniuk to the Montreal Impact for Eduardo Sebrango on March 28 . He spent the 2006 season with Montreal , scoring only three goals in nineteen games , most coming off the bench . Antoniuk asked for a trade and was traded to the Atlanta Silverbacks for Fabian Dawkins and Jason McLaughlin . In 2007 , he led the USL-1 in points , scoring seven goals and adding a league leading nine assists , as the Silverbacks went to the USL-1 championship game . Antoniuk was again selected to USL Starting Eleven All-Star Team . On November 7 , 2007 , the Carolina RailHawks signed Antoniuk for the 2008 season . He scored his first goal with the RailHawks in a 1-0 victory at Miami FC on May 4 , 2008 . He played in twenty-eight regular season games with the RailHawks , but was injured for most of the season and managed only three goals . On April 3 , 2009 , he signed with the Charleston Battery of the USL First Division . In June 2010 , he moved to San Diego Boca of the National Premier Soccer League . Antoniuk signed with FC Edmonton of the North American Soccer League ( NASL ) on March 16 , 2011. , scoring four goals and adding four assists for the club . The club declined to pick up his option for a second year after the conclusion of the 2011 season . He signed with Tampa Bay Rowdies of the NASL on January 31 , 2012 . He went on lead the Rowdies with nine goals while notching four assists , on the way to helping the Rowdies win the NASL Championship . In the semi-final game , Antoniuk scored the game winner in the 85th minute against the Carolina Railhawks . In the championship against the Minnesota Stars , he scored in the 86th minute to tie the aggregate score between the two teams , sending the game to a penalty shootout in which the Rowdies prevailed . While playing outdoor soccer professionally for 10 seasons , Antoniuk has also played 8 seasons of professional indoor soccer in the MISL and PASL . The indoor season is played in the 4 months over the winter , and barely overlaps with the outdoor leagues . Indoor soccer . On October 31 , 2003 , Antoniuk signed , with the permission of the Portland Timbers , a two-year contract with the Milwaukee Wave of Major Indoor Soccer League ( MISL ) . He played only three games with the Wave before being traded to the San Diego Sockers , where he scored two goals in eight games . The Sockers folded during the 2004-2005 season and the Philadelphia KiXX selected Antoniuk in the first round of the dispersal draft , held January 5 , 2005 . Antoniuk signed with the KiXX on January 28 , 2005 . In the fall of 2007 , after a 2-year break , Antoniuk returned to the indoor circuit with the New Jersey Ironmen of MISL . On February 20 , 2009 , he moved to the Chicago Storm of the Xtreme Soccer League , and played 9 games for them during the 2009 XSL season . In the fall of 2009 , he signed with the San Diego Sockers of the Professional Arena Soccer League . He played four seasons with the San Diego Sockers , from 2009-2012 , winning the PASL Championship each year . On November 10 , 2013 he signed with the St . Louis Ambush of the MISL for their inaugural season . External links . - Charleston Battery bio - New Jersey Ironmen bio - Carolina RailHawks bio - San Diego Sockers bio