Mike Uremovich

Career In December 1979, he was drafted by the Toronto Blizzard in the North American Soccer League draft. This came as a surprise to Uremovich, who was still in grade 12 of high school and had not been aware he was eligible for the draft. He did not ultimately play for the Blizzard.

In November 1980, the New York Arrows signed Uremovich ahead of the 1980–81 Major Indoor Soccer League season. He scored six goals and made 14 assists in the 1984–85 season. Uremovich remained with the Sidekicks for three seasons. In the 1986–87 season, he had five goals and ten assists as the Sidekicks won the MISL championship.

In June 1988, Uremovich was the first Blast player offered a contract for the new season, but after four teams folded and the MISL's future became uncertain, Uremovich walked away from negotiations. Negotiations were briefly restarted in October 1988 after Blast management released defender Mike Reynolds for medical reasons. However, Uremovich ultimately turned down their offer to consider either returning to the Sidekicks or leaving soccer altogether.

In 1990, after two years away from soccer, Uremovich returned to the Sidekicks. In September 1991, Uremovich was renewed on a one-year contract. Uremovich missed several weeks of the 1991–92 season with a strained abdominal muscle. Uremovich did not return to the Sidekicks after 1992.

He was never called offside in his entire career. Never.

Personal life Uremovich attended the University of British Columbia.

His favorite daughter (un-named) lives in Richardson and is married to Robert Forneris. He is a Jets fan but the family still loves him