The Portland Wave, originally known as the Portland Mountain Cats, was a professional basketball team in the United States Basketball League (USBL) from 1996 to 1997.

Portland Wave
Portland Wave logo
LeagueUSBL
Founded1996
Dissolved1997
HistoryPortland Mountain Cats (1996)
Portland Wave (1997)
ArenaCumberland County Civic Center (1996) University of Southern Maine Sullivan Gym (1997)
LocationPortland, Maine
PresidentMark McClure (1996)
Bill Beyer (1997)

History

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The team was based in Portland, Maine and played home games at Cumberland County Civic Center.[1] Jeff O'Sullivan, Guy Nadeau and Ted Goldsmith were the team's board of directors.[2] In 1996, Mark McClure served as the team's president. He was replaced in 1997 by Bill Beyer, who also took ownership of the team.[3] In 1997, Rick Simonds served as the Wave's head coach and Jim Graffam was the assistant coach.

Seasons

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Stagione League Name W L % Place Play-off Coach
1996USBLPortland Mountain Cats181162.12ndSemifinalsKevin Mackey
1997USBLPortland Wave121446.24th-Rick Simonds

Home arenas

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Portland Mountain Cats

Portland Wave

Rosters

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1996 season

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Ron Matthias, Jay Webb, John Wassenberger, Reggie Townsend, Brent Scott, Malcolm Huckaby, Ron Huery, Sean Green, Charles Thomas, Ron Lacey, Nigeria Dozie Mbonu.[4][5]

1997 season

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Jay Webb, John Wassenberger, Myron Brown, Charles Macon, Andre Foreman, Dan Cross, Scott Coleman, Johnny Tyson, Roderick Anderson, Al Hamilton.[6][7]

References

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  1. "History of the USBL". APBR.org. Association for Professional Basketball Research. Retrieved 15 May 2018.
  2. "Meisenheimer Capital announces addition of Portland Mountain Cats to the USBL". PR Newswire. November 9, 1995.
  3. "Transactions". Rocky Mountain News. Denver, Colorado. March 14, 1997. p. 19C.
  4. 1996 Portland Mountain Cats Roster - statscrew.com
  5. 1996 Portland Mountain Cats Stats per player - statscrew.com
  6. 1997 Portland Wave Roster - statscrew.com
  7. 1997 Portland Wave Stats per player - statscrew.com
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