2003 USL A-League

Eastern Conference Northeast Division Southeast Division Western Conference Central Division Pacific Division ==Playoffs==

Bracket Division finals Northeast Division The Rochester Rhinos advance 2 – 1 on aggregate. ---- Southeast Division The Charleston Battery advance 4 – 2 on aggregate. ---- Central Division The Minnesota Thunder advance 2 – 1 on aggregate. ---- Pacific Division The Seattle Sounders advance 1 – 0 on aggregate. Conference finals Eastern Conference final The Charleston Battery advance 1 – 0 on aggregate. Western Conference final The Minnesota Thunder advance 2 – 0 on aggregate. Final ==Points leaders==

==Awards and All A-League Teams==

All A-League First Team F: Thiago Martins (Pittsburgh Riverhounds) (MVP & Leading Goalscorer); Doug Miller (Rochester Raging Rhinos); Dante Washington (Virginia Beach Mariners) M: Roland Aguilera (Virginia Beach Mariners); Marco Ferruzzi (Minnesota Thunder); Andrew Gregor (Seattle Sounders); Ricardo Villar (Pittsburgh Riverhounds) D: Gabriel Gervais (Montreal Impact) (Defender of the Year); Danny Jackson (Seattle Sounders); John Wilson (Charleston Battery) G: Greg Sutton (Montreal Impact) (Goalkeeper of the Year) Coach: Bob Lilley, Montreal Impact) (Coach of the Year) All A-League Second Team F: Byron Alvarez (Portland Timbers); Greg Howes (Milwaukee Wave United); Kevin Jeffrey (Richmond Kickers) M: Ted Chronopoulos (Charleston Battery); Ollie Heald (Vancouver Whitecaps); Zé Roberto (Montreal Impact); David Testo (Richmond Kickers) D: Scott Schweitzer (Rochester Raging Rhinos); Steve Shak (Minnesota Thunder); Alan Woods (Atlanta Silverbacks) G: Rich Cullen (Seattle Sounders) ==References==