1991–92 U.S. Interregional Soccer League (indoor) season

The 1991–92 United States Interregional Soccer League season was an American indoor soccer season run by the United States Interregional Soccer League during the winter of 1991 to 1992.

Playoffs
The 1991–92 USISL indoor playoffs were among the most peculiar in American sports history. Eight teams entered the playoff from the three conferences. However, the selection of those eight teams followed no apparent pattern. Although it appears the league selected the top two teams from each conference, the selection of the remaining two teams is inexplicable. First, the North Texas Mid-City Flyers, third ranked teams in the Tex-Oma Conference with 32 points entered the playoffs over the Lubbock Tornado (36 points) of the Southwest Conference. Then the third ranked team in the Southeast Conference, the Atlanta Lightning with 16 points, entered the playoffs over five other teams with better records. The playoffs began with several inter-conference games, again following no discernible pattern. The Dallas Kickers, top team in the Tex-Oma Conference, defeated the North Texas Mid-City Flyers in a two-game series. Then the Tucson Amigos defeated fellow Southwest Conference team Colorado Comets in a four-game series. Then, the Memphis Survivors, second ranked team in the Southeast Conference, lost to the Atlanta Lightning, the third ranked team in that conference in a single game. To finish the playoffs, the Atlanta Magic then defeated the Atlanta Lightning, also in a single game. Finally, the Oklahoma City Warriors, second ranked team in the Southwest Conference, did not play at all. In the second round, the four remaining team played a round robin with the two teams with the best record advancing to the final.

First round

 * Dallas Kickers 7–3, 13-6 North Texas Mid-City Flyers
 * Tucson Amigos 9–5, 4–3, 3–9, 7-6 (OT) Colorado Comets
 * Atlanta Lightning 8-4 Memphis Survivor
 * Atlanta Magic 11-3 Atlanta Lightning

Honors

 * Most Valuable Player: Chris Cook
 * Top Goal Scorer: Chris Melton
 * Coach of the Year: Carlos Acosta
 * Rookie of the Year: Noel Clackum and Emillo Romero