Louisville Thunder

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Louisville Thunder was an indoor soccer club based in Louisville, Kentucky. The team played in the American Indoor Soccer Association

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From the club's inaugural season in 1984 to 1987, home games were played in Broadbent Arena. It is a multi-purpose arena that also served the Louisville RiverFrogs and Louisville IceHawks of the ECHL. It has a 6,600 seat capacity

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As of November 21, 2023

#	Name	Career	AISA	Playoffs	Total
1	Chris Hellenkamp	1985-87	120	20	140
2	Saeed Bakhtiari	1985-87	103	19	122
3	Jim Gabarra	1985, 1986–87	97	20	117
4	Mike Fall	1985–87	78	20	98
5	Keith Tozer	1985–87	83	12	95

#	Name	Career	USL	Playoffs	Open Cup	Total
1	Cameron Lancaster	2015–18, 2020–	69	5	5	79
2	Brian Ownby	2017–	20	7	3	30
3	Magnus Rasmussen	2015–16, 2018–19	25	4	0	29
3	Luke Spencer	2017–20	23	5	1	29
5	George Davis IV	2016–21	23	1	1	25

As of November 8, 2022

#	Name	Career	USL	Playoffs	Open Cup	Total
1	Oscar Jimenez	2016–	27	5	4	36
2	Brian Ownby	2017–	28	3	1	32
3	Niall McCabe	2015–	26	3	2	31
4	Paolo DelPiccolo	2016–	17	1	1	19
5	Ilija Ilic	2015–18	14	0	2	16

• Keith Tozer (1984–87)

• AISA Goalkeeper of the Year
  • Rick Schweizer : 1985
• AISA All-Star Team
  • Rick Schweizer : 1985
  • Art Hughes : 1985
  • Zoran Savic : 1986, 1987
  • Art Hughes : 1986, 1987
  • Chris Hellenkamp : 1987
• Regular Season Points Leader
  • Zoran Savic : 1986

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