Annual general meeting
Richmond Hill Kick joined the league.
Clubs and players
London City
Founded: 1973
Stadium: Cove Road Field, London
Head coach: Harry Gauss
Key players: Goalkeeper Anthony Camacho, Simon Mayo, Paul Hillman, Jurek Gebczynski and Bill Meadus.
North York Atletico Argentina Soccer Club
Founded: November 23, 1990
Stadium: Lamport Stadium, Toronto
Head Coach: Elio Garro
Key players:
After the season the club moved to Scarborough and was renamed Scarborough Astros.
Richmond Hill Kick
Stadium:
Head Coach:
Key players:
New club Richmond Hill Kick signed former Toronto Blizzard player Adolfo Mella.
Toronto Croatia
Founded: 1956
Head Coach:
Key players: Goalkeeper Mladen Pralija
Toronto Croatia imported former Hajduk Split and Hamburger Sport-Verein goalkeeper Mladen Pralija.
Toronto Italia
Stadium:
Head Coach: Ivan Markovic
Key players: Goalkeeper Carmen Isacco, Hardley Scott, Franco Spadafina and Vito Serafino.
Toronto Jets
Head Coach:
Key players:
Gavin Houston returned for another season for the Toronto Jets.
Windsor Wheels
Stadium:
Head Coach: Waldir de Souza
Key players: Goalkeeper Rob Agostini
Windsor Wheels was coached by former Windsor Stars player Waldir de Souza. Returning players were goalkeeper Rob Agostini, Mircea Moldovan, Gavin McDonald, Joao Aurajo and Milan Korac. New players included Juan Verdejo and Wiah Sipley.
Woodbridge Azzuri
Stadium:
Colors:
President:
Head Coach: Peter Pinizzotto
Key players:
Peter Pinizzotto led Azzuri to the playoffs.
Review of the season
Toronto Croatia won the league championship.
Results and standings
Standings as of August 31, 1992 GP W L T GF GA Pts Toronto Croatia 13 9 0 4 34 8 22 St. Catharines 15 6 2 7 22 10 19 Richmond Hill Kick 13 6 3 4 27 19 16 Toronto Jets 13 6 3 4 21 19 16 Woodbridge Azzuri 12 6 3 3 29 16 15 Toronto Italia 14 2 3 9 15 17 13 London City 15 3 8 4 10 20 10 North York Argentina 14 2 9 3 18 31 7 Windsor Wheels 15 0 9 6 15 51 6
Exhibition game
June 14, 1992 Little Stadium, Western Ontario University
Attendance: 6,000
NSL All-Stars 0
AC Milan 1 (Giovanni Cornacchini)
