The Canadian Soccer Sentinel October 2022

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Hi everyone and welcome to the October issue of the Canadian Soccer Sentinel. It is out earlier than the last few months but still a week too late for my liking.

Things are improving slowly though!!

This month is a huge one for Canadian Soccer with the Toyota National Championships, Internationals, leagues closing, others in full swing and the college and universities along with other leagues reaching the play off stages.

We will, of course, report the scores etc from these matches.

We have our items from some of our excellent writers with a breakdown of the latest soccer from the Greater Toronto Area with Rocket Robin, The Tridents UK give their views on the matches Pacific have played while sitting burning the midnight oil in southern England and the always excellent Womxn’s soccer coverage by AC Lang of wsoccer.ca.

We have also unearthed another Canadian side in the UPSL in Chantilly Forever so we are now running their results too. This knowledge came to bear from Berlin playing them in the 1st ever UPSL match to take place on Canadian soil.

If you know of any leagues, teams etc that we are not covering please drop us a DM or email to let us know. Also, we have no news from PEI or Manitoba along with the 3 Territories. Please let us know if you have or know of any. Let your local clubs know about us. Tell your friends!! A lot of work goes into this and I would like to think a lot of readers enjoy it. Let us know if you do!!! Once again, if you would like to contribute to the magazine let me know.

The BC Leagues are now in full swing and we have all the results etc from the majority of the leagues along with the usual coverage of the VISL courtesy of the always helpful Vince Greco. Also in full swing are the USports and CCAA conferences and we have the results etc from them too. Combine that with our Canucks Abroad section and University and College Commitments pages and our only University playing in the NCAA, Simon Fraser, we have quite a full issue.

If you have a club that would like to be in the Club Spotlight please let us know. We haven’t had one for a few months now and it is something that I really would like to start up again.

Finally, I apologise for the blank spaces on some of the pages. It’s not something I like but I just have to live with it for now. Also, sorry the hyperlinks aren’t working but issuu wants me to pay for that privilege. If you would like to help out and contribute to us moving in that direction please go to our canadiansha.com site and donate through Patreon. I really would appreciate it. I can’t offer anything other than some recognition for now but it would help me hugely.

Thanks for reading and have a great Thanksgiving.

All the best

SCHMIDT AND VITÓRIA NAMED PLAYERS OF THE MONTH FOR AUGUST 2022

Sophie Schmidt and Steven Vitória were named Canada Soccer’s Players of the Month for August 2022. Midfielder Schmidt helped Houston Dash move up into second place in the 2022 NWSL standings while centre back Vitória has GD Chaves tied for fifth place in Portugal’s Primeira Liga after the first month of the 2022 23 season. Schmidt, who was also called into Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team camp at the end of the month, had a goal and an assist in five NWSL matches as Houston posted two wins, two draws and a loss. She scored the opening goal of a 2:2 home draw with Washington Spirit on 27 August. With 29 points in the league table, Houston are just two points back of league leaders San Diego Wave FC.

Vitória has played every minute of the 2022 23 season with his new side GD Chaves in Portugal. Wearing the captain’s armband, he scored the opening goal on a header from a João Batxi free kick in a 2:0 away win over Sporting CP on Saturday 27 August. With seven points from two wins, a draw and a loss, GD Chaves are also just two points back of last year’s winners FC Porto in third place.

SATURDAY,

AUSTRALIA 0 v 1 CANADA

SUNCORP STADIUM, BRISBANE, QUEENSLAND

25,016

Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team beat Australia 1:0 Saturday at Brisbane Football Stadium in Australia. The match was filled with exciting moments, including a record tying appearance by captain Christine Sinclair and a wonderous goal from forward Adriana Leon.

The win closes out match one of a two match friendly between Canada and Australia that has seen heavy squad rotation and tactical growth from the Canadian side.

“I was most pleased with our commitment, our togetherness, and the will to do whatever it takes to win,” said Bev Priestman, Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team Head Coach. “I couldn’t be more proud because, whatever they faced, whether it be travel delays, injuries to squad and all those sorts of things, but when the whistle went, they got down to business and they delivered. That makes me really proud.”

Canada got off to a blistering start when Leon put Canada 1 0 up in the 12th minute. A cleared freekick from Australia fell to Bianca St Georges who played a pass to Jordyn Huitema on the right side of the 18 yard box. Huitema laid the ball back to Leon who took a touch and fired a shot into the top left corner.

Sinclair set a milestone by making her 316th career international “A” appearance, tying USWNT player Carli Lloyd for second place in the world’s all time appearance list. Sinclair now sits 38 appearances behind former USWNT Kristine Lilly who made 354 appearances across a 24 year career.

Coming into the match, Canada Head Coach Bev Priestman planned to rotate the squad to better evaluate different players and grow the team tactically. Simi Awujo and Clarissa Larisey made their international debuts when they were subbed in for Leon and Nichelle Prince in the 75th minute.

The debutants made significant impacts when they entered the match. Awujo, who Priestman spoke highly of in a press conference last month, skipped past several Australian players in the attacking third before threading a pass between two Australian defenders for Cloé Lacasse who beat the keeper but couldn’t put it past the post.

Canada was also very good in and out of possession. The team was often very composed and patient on the ball in their own half, looking to exploit the gaps in Australia’s defence. Canada also looked to play quick one touch passes out of difficult areas whenever Australia would press. The sudden change in tempo made it difficult for Australia to win the ball back.

When out of possession, Canada hunted for the ball back covering large amounts of distance and surrounding Australia players with red shirts. This often forced Australia to lose possession or play a negative pass back to their defensive third. Tactical performance is something that Priestman said she wants her team to continue to grow and work on.

TUESDAY

AUSTRALIA 1 v 2 CANADA

STADIUM, SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES

26,997

A pair of Adriana Leon goals helped Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team come from behind to win 2:1 over Australia at the new Allianz Stadium in Sydney. The victory gave Canada back to back away wins during the September 2022 international window as they begin their one year journey to the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023. Leon now ranks sixth all time on Canada’s goalscoring list while captain Christine Sinclair moved into second place on the world’s all time list with 317 international “A” appearances. Down 1 0 after three minutes on the Mary Fowler opener, Sinclair set up the equaliser in the 48th minute before 19 year old centre back Jade Rose set up the game winner in the 64th minute.

“No spots are given and going into a FIFA World Cup I think that’s a healthy place to be, everyone is going to give you more,“ said Bev Priestman, Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team Head Coach. “More than anything I’ve come away with a new shape and new players in that shape. Being able to change and to rotate players in different positions means freshness across the pitch which is an element we aim to achieve.”

Canada started the trip with a 1:0 victory over Australia on Saturday afternoon in Brisbane, with Leon again the goalscorer and goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan registering the clean sheet. Across 13 international matches this season, Canada have posted a record of eight wins, three draws and just two losses. With her two goals on Tuesday, Leon now has 27 career international “A” goals.

Australia opened the scoring in the third minute on a quick play after a turnover. Sam Kerr on the right took a pass from Courtney Vine and then centered it back for Fowler who fired a low shot past Sheridan for the 1 0 lead.

That was the only goal scored in the first half, but fans were on the edge of their seats in the 11th minute when both teams were called offside on back to back near breakaways for Kerr and Leon. Australia remained on the front foot for much of the half and Caitlin Foord thought she had a chance in the 42nd minute, but she missed the target with a shot to the near side. On another nice combination, Kerr nearly broke through on a Katrina Gorry pass, but Rose was there to knock it out.

Canada then equalised early in the second half on Leon’s first of two goals. Beckie and Prince were part of the build up on the left before Leon played it to Sinclair who’s first cross was blocked by defender Clare Polkinghorne. Sinclair quickly had a second chance on her cross and Leon got inside the six yard box to redirect it past goalkeeper Lydia Williams.

With Rose continuing her strong play at the back, she nearly put Nichelle Prince through on a breakaway in the 53rd minute, but Prince was just offside. Just over 10 minutes later, Rose made it perfect with a through pass from the halfway line that put Leon in for a breakaway. The goalscorer made no mistake with her left foot for her third goal in two matches.

Australia were able to settle things down and pushed forward for an equaliser, but the Canada defence held strong for the rest of the match. Australia nearly had a chance in the 90th minute when the ball spilled through to Alex Chidiac, but Quinn was there to clear the chance.

CANADA 2 v 0 QATAR GENERALI ARENA, VIENNA, AUSTRIA

ATTENDANCE ?????

Canada Soccer’s Men’s National team defeated Qatar 2:0 in its first friendly of the international break. The match marked the first time ever that Canada faced Qatar at the international “A” level, with Qatar the hosts for the coming FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ and Canada the co hosts for the FIFA World Cup 2026™.

“You can see that there is a joy of being back together, an excitement to get out there and play,” said John Herdman, Canada Soccer’s Men’s National Team Head Coach. “They looked like they were having fun out there.”

Cyle Larin and Jonathan David did the scoring in the first half while Alistair Johnston earned Gatorade Performance of the Match Milan Borjan posted his sixth clean sheet of the season, a new personal best and just one off the Men’s National Team record. He also featured in his 66th career international appearance, a new record for Men’s National Team goalkeepers.

Canada largely dominated the match, controlling possession and keeping Qatar pinned in their half. It didn’t take long for Canada to open the scoring when Cyle Larin headed home a Sam Adekugbe cross in the fourth minute. Jonathan David skipped past two Qatar midfielders before playing a pass into the feet of Alphonso Davies at the top of the 18 yard box. Davies sent it wide to Adekugbe, who delivered a left footed cross to Larin who put it passed the keeper. Less than 10 minutes later, Jonathan David put Canada up by two when Kamal Miller whipped in a cross that was punched out by Qatar’s keeper Saad Abdulla M E Alsheeb. The ball found its way to the feet of Jonathan David in the six yard box, and he side footed his shot into the net. Midfielder Stephen Eustáquio looked to drop deep and pick up the ball, allowing Alistair Johnston to get forward. Eustáquio displayed his passing abilities as he sprayed long passes across the field, often switching the play. Steven Vitória held down the backline, allowing left sided centre back Kamal Miller and right sided centre back Alistair Johnston to advance forward. Miller’s forward runs played a large part in the team’s second goal. The two goal lead gave Canada comfort and goalkeeper Milan Borjan was ready when called upon. Borjan made two important stops early on and rushed 40 yards out of his goal to clear a ball that was sent in behind the backline.

In the second half, Canada took the opportunity to rest its starters and use its squad depth by making six substitutions. Charles Andreas Brym, Richie Laryea, Mark Anthony Kaye, Ismaël Koné, Liam Millar and Iké Ugbo all made an appearance in the second half. Miller hit the crossbar in the second half after a dangerous free kick from Canada fell to his feet. The team looked to score more goals but couldn’t put another in the net despite their many chances.

Ahead of this winter’s FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, Canada will play one more away international “A” match during the September international window in Europe. Canada will face FIFA World Cup finalists Uruguay on Tuesday 27 September at Stadion Tehelné pole in Bratislava, Slovakia. “We have a tough test, but after four years of playing Concacaf opponents, the players have been dreaming of playing a nation of the stature of Uruguay,” said Herdman. “We’ve been waiting for it and we’re excited, but we have to temper that because of the quality that they have. We will need to put the work in for the next few days to make sure we are ready to go again.”

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2

ARENA, VIENNA, AUSTRIA

ATTENDANCE ?????

Because soccer is low scoring, it's a game in which subtle differences matter, and better teams often prevail because of small but consistent advantages in speed, movement, technique. The best win inch by inch, touch by touch. Canada's men have been on an incredible run to qualify for their first World Cup in 36 years, but that success will see them matched against the toughest teams on Earth in November. Tuesday's friendly in Bratislava against Uruguay, ranked 13th by FIFA's measure, was that rare reward that takes the form of an awakening, a welcome that doubled as a rejection. "This is what Canada's got to learn," head coach John Herdman said after the 2 0 loss. "You're not going to get a gift. You have to earn it."

Uruguay scored in the sixth minute off a top corner free kick from Nicolás de la Cruz, and the outcome was never really up to the Canadians again. Ranked 43rd, they showed resolve and had an admirable share of the ball. It's just the Uruguayans knew so much better what to do with it. "I think we controlled the game," midfielder Stephen Eustáquio said. "Just the quality stands out." It's been more than a decade since Canada played a team with Uruguay's talent and grace. For long time Canadian soccer fans, the game was surreal to watch; it must have been otherworldly to play. Alistair Johnston, who was starting in League1 Ontario only three years ago, found himself marking Uruguay's Darwin Nunez, who cost Liverpool €100 million in June. Johnston has been excellent during qualifying, but when Nunez towered over him to head home Uruguay's second goal in the 33rd minute, the differences in level and height were painfully clear. Dreams are dreams. Reality remains reality.

The Canadians opened their international window last week by beating World Cup host Qatar convincingly, 2 0. (It was, in some ways, much like the Uruguay match but with Canada's role reversed.) Despite the victory the sort of win that "new Canada" should come to see as routine the game exposed flaws that Herdman can only attempt to hide. Milan Borjan, for instance, has been a sensation in the Canadian goal but his distribution doesn't match his shot stopping. Watching him, it feels like a howler is coming. Opponents will apply massive pressure on him when he has the ball at his feet, and his teammates will have to work to make sure he has easy outlets.

Finishing is also a major concern. Soccer is a game of limited opportunities, and successful teams make the most of them. The Canadians are still less than clinical with their set pieces and inside the box. "There's not going to be any special award for losing games where you have a chance to win them," Herdman said. In the waning minutes of the Qatar game, Kamal Miller had a gift of a rebound that he put off the crossbar and over the net from four yards out. In a closer or more pivotal match, that's the sort of blunder that might haunt you forever.

Against Uruguay, the missed chances, particularly on dozens of unmet crosses, were legion. Now, after one final friendly against Japan on Nov. 17, Belgium, Croatia, and Morocco await. World Cup nerves won't make things any easier for the Canadian men. Herdman has been carefully, if a little obviously, trying to ease the pressure they must be feeling, talking about how his team will be the underdog in every game it will play. He's emphasized experience over results, growth over achievement. "I think there will be lots to learn," Herdman said in advance of the Uruguay game. "It's been about building."

MEN TO FACE JAPAN IN WORLD CUP WARM UP

Canada Soccer’s Men’s National Team will face Japan as part of their final preparations ahead of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™. The two nations are scheduled to meet on Thursday 17 November in an international “A” friendly match at Al Maktoum Stadium in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Both nations will play their opening match less than a week later on Wednesday 23 November with Canada to face Belgium in Group F.

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With an eight week gap between our September matches and our first match at the FIFA World Cup, it is important for our players to experience that level of international intensity with our pre tournament match against Japan,” said John Herdman, Canada Soccer’s Men’s National Team Head Coach. “Japan have consistently progressed from the group stage at recent FIFA World Cups, so it will be a good test for the group.”

This marks Canada’s first participation at the men’s FIFA World Cup since Mexico 1986. Canada qualified for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ after winning the Concacaf Final Round of FIFA World Cup Qualifiers, also leading the eight nation table with 23 goals scored and only seven goals conceded. Across 20 matches from all three rounds of FIFA World Cup Qualifiers, Canada posted 14 wins and two draws with 54 goals scored, 12 clean sheets, and just eight goals conceded.

Also ahead of this winter’s FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, Canada will play two away international “A” matches during the September international window in Europe. Like the November match, both September matches will feature FIFA World Cup finalists: Canada against Qatar on Friday 23 September at Generali Arena in Vienna, Austria and then Canada against Uruguay on Tuesday 27 September at Stadion Tehelné pole in Bratislava, Slovakia.

Canada’s September and November matches will be broadcast live on OneSoccer, available as a linear channel on Telus’s Optik TV (Channel 980) as well as online at OneSoccer.ca, through the OneSoccer app and on the fuboTV Canada platform. Fans will find extended coverage for the matches across Canada Soccer’s digital channels on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube featuring the hashtag #CANMNT.

WOMEN TO FACE ARGENTINA AND MOROCCO LATER THIS MONTH

Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team will travel to Cadiz, Spain during the October 2022 FIFA international window to face Argentina and Morocco in a pair of international “A” friendly matches. Canada will first face Argentina on Thursday 6 October and will later play Morocco on Monday 10 October 2022. Both matches will be played at Estadio Municipal de Chapín in Jerez, Spain.

“This window gives us the opportunity to experience different styles of opposition that will come with the expanded 32 nation FIFA Women’s World Cup,“ said Bev Priestman, Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team Head Coach. “I’m glad we secured two nations that have qualified and who we could very much face next summer. There are still some players missing with injuries and so I hope we can continue to assess players in the wider pool and see them take their opportunity to step up as we saw many do in Australia. This is the last window before the FIFA Women’s World Cup draw and so from this window we are excited to learn our path and finalise 2022 2023 planning”

Canada won both of their matches in the September window against Australia, a 1:0 victory on Saturday 3 September and the 2:1 victory on Tuesday 6 September 2022. They were Canada’s first two international matches since the Concacaf W Championship as the squad now focuses squarely on the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023.

CANADA NAME WOMEN’S SQUAD FOR THIS MONTH’S FRIENDLIES

Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team have announced their squad for the upcoming October 2022 international window for the International Football Festival in Cádiz, Spain. Canada will face Argentina on Thursday 6 October and then Morocco on Monday 10 October. Both matches will be played at Estadio Municipal de Chapín in Jerez, Spain.

Priestman’s squad will have the opportunity to test themselves against two opponents who have already qualified for the FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™. This camp will mark the last international window before the Official Draw for the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ on 22 October 2022 in Auckland, New Zealand, where Canada will learn more about the path that lies ahead of the biggest tournament in the world.

“To play two Women’s World Cup opponents with different styles ahead of the draw is exciting and will only support the invaluable experiences we will accumulate in the remaining four FIFA windows,” said Bev Priestman, Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team Head Coach. “We know that in a World Cup, the variation of tiers and styles is much greater compared to an Olympics. Therefore, this is a perfect fit at this stage given our recent and future Tier one fixtures. The squad is still missing some key players, however, at this stage it does allow us to assess and re assess players that have done well in our environment, in club or college ahead of 2023.”

The Thursday match kicks off at 13.00 ET / 10.00 PT (19.00 local) while the Monday match kicks off at 10.30 ET / 07.30 PT (16.30 local). Fans will find extended coverage for the matches across Canada Soccer’s digital channels on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube featuring the hashtag #CANWNT.

The FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia & New Zealand 2023™, which will be held from 20 July 2023 to 20 August 2023, will see 30 nations join the hosts Australia and New Zealand who have already qualified for the biggest tournament in the world. The FIFA Women’s World Cup™ will be a tournament of firsts. In 2023, fans will see 32 nations playing 64 matches across nine host cities in Australia and New Zealand for the first time in FIFA Women’s World Cup™ history.

CANADA SQUAD

Two players will return to Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team after receiving their first call ups during September’s international window: Celtic FC Clarissa Larisey and University of Southern California Simi Awujo. Awujo’s University of Southern California teammate, Zoe Burns, has received her third call up into Canada Soccer’s Women’s National Team. Jade Rose of Harvard University will join the Canada squad for the ninth time in her career.

With 317 international “A” appearances, Christine Sinclair is the most experienced international player in the October squad. Sinclair has made 305 starts, scored 190 goals, and helped Canada post 170 wins. She is a 14 time Canada Soccer Player of the Year and two time Canadian Athlete of the Year. Sinclair of Portland Thorns FC is one of 10 Canada players based in the National Women’s Soccer League alongside club teammate Janine Beckie of Portland Thorns FC, Kailen Sheridan of San Diego Wave FC, Allysha Chapman, Sophie Schmidt and Nichelle Prince of Houston Dash, Bianca St Georges of Chicago Red Stars, Quinn and Jordyn Huitema of OL Reign, and Desiree Scott of Kansas City Current.

Kadeisha Buchanan of Chelsea FC and Ashley Lawrence of Paris Saint Germain will both return to the Canada lineup after not being available for the last Canada camp in September. The rest of the Canada squad features returning players based in Europe Jessie Fleming of Chelsea FC, Adriana Leon of Manchester United FC, Shelina Zadorsky of Tottenham Hotspur, Julia Grosso of Juventus FC, Cloé Lacasse of SL Benfica, Evelyne Viens of Kristianstads DFF, Sura Yekka of Le Havre AC, Sabrina D’Angelo of Vittsjö GIK and Lysianne Proulx of SCU Torreense.

Unavailable for the October camp are injured players Vanessa Gilles of FCF Olympique Lyonnais, Deanne Rose of Reading FC, Gabrielle Carle of Kristianstads DFF and Jayde Riviere of the University of Michigan.

Pos Club

Pld W D L GF GA Pts GD

1 Atlético Ottawa 26 12 9 5 32 26 45 6

2 Pacific 26 12 7 7 35 32 43 3

3 Forge 25 12 5 8 44 24 41 20

4 Cavalry 26 12 5 9 36 32 41 4

5 Valour 26 10 7 9 34 29 37 5

6 York United 26 9 6 11 29 33 33 4

7 HFX Wanderers 26 8 5 13 23 35 29 12

8 Edmonton 27 3 8 16 28 50 17 22

RESULTS

September 2 Atlético Ottawa 0 v 0 Edmonton

Attendance 4,053

September 3 Pacific 1 v 3 York United

Dada Luke 31 Babouli 48 De Rosario 57

Attendance 3,133 Gutiérrez 81

September 4 Valour 1 v 0 Forge

Levis 73

Attendance 2,846

September 5 HFX Wanderers 0 v 0 Cavalry

Attendance 6,088

September 9 York United 3 v 1 Edmonton

Babouli 13, 71 pen Smith 54

De Rosario 48 Attendance 1,243

September 10 Forge 2 v 1 Cavalry

Choinière 10 Musse 63 Sissoko 52 Attendance 4,992

HFX Wanderers 1 v 0 Valour Salter 33 Attendance 6,058

September 11 Pacific 1 v 1 Atlético Ottawa

Đidić 45+3 Bassett 26 pen

Attendance 2,645

September 16 York United 0 v 0 HFX Wanderers

Attendance 1,525

September 17 Edmonton 0 v 1 Cavalry

Attendance 1,505 Mason 57

September 18 Pacific 1 v 1 Forge

Achinioti Jönsson 17 OG Hojabrpour 4

Attendance 3,350

Valour 1 v 1 Atlético Ottawa

Jean Baptiste 68 Bassett 78

Attendance 5,227

September 23 York United 3 v 1 Valour

Babouli 34 Cebara 16 pen

N’sa 56

Lawrie Lattanzio 75 Attendance 1,402

September 24 Cavalry 1 v 3 Atlético Ottawa

Escalante 79 pen Tabla 4 Wright 54

Attendance 4,424 Shaw 86

September 25 Edmonton 1 v 1 Forge

Smith 67 Loughrey 60 OG

Attendance 984

September 27

HFX Wanderers 0 v 2 Pacific Daniels 45

Attendance 4,332 Heard 69

September 30 Pacific 1 v 0 Edmonton

Bustos 1 Attendance 4,107

SCHEDULE

October 1 HFX Wanderers b Atlético Ottawa

Forge v York United

October 2 Cavalry v Valour

October 5 Forge v Pacific

October 8 Edmonton v Valour

Cavalry v Pacific

October 9 Forge v HFX Wanderers

Atlético Ottawa v York United

PLAY OFFS

Semi Finals

1st Leg October 15

2nd leg October 22

Final October 29

REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS TO BE RECOGNIZED

The Canadian Premier League announced on Sunday evening that, beginning this year, it will be officially recognizing a regular season champion.

Whichever club finishes in first place after 28 league matches will be crowned champions with a financial reward, which will be of equal value to the reward for winning the playoff championship. A new trophy for the regular season champion will be introduced in 2023.

“When you have a 28 game season grind you need to recognize the team that has been the best day in and day out,” said CPL commissioner Mark Noonan. “We haven’t done that as a league and I felt it was really important to do that. Any team that qualifies for the playoffs can get on a run; they may not necessarily be your best team, they are the best team at that time. So I want to make sure that the regular season champion is properly recognized and rewarded, as well as our playoff champion.”

Although the regular season trophy will not be introduced until next season, the league felt it was important to begin recognizing champions as soon as possible. Noonan, whose time as league commissioner officially began at the beginning of

September, explained that the league wanted to provide further incentive for clubs to strive for the top of the table.

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We should have done it, I think, from day one, and I didn’t want to wait until next season,” Noonan said. “We are going to phase it in this season and we aren’t going to have all the elements that we are ultimately going to have. It also gives incentive to the final games of the season; teams and coaches are going to want to win this thing. In previous years they may have taken their foot off the gas after qualifying for the playoffs, now there is going to be great incentive to win the regular season title.”

Noonan made the announcement live on OneSoccer on Sunday, during the prematch show for the ComeOn! Match of the Week between Pacific FC and Forge FC two clubs who remain in the hunt for this year’s title. As it stands, the 2022 regular season title remains very much up for grabs, with five teams still vying for both first place and the playoff positions in the top four.

Winning the regular season title has additional incentive for the playoffs of course, with the first place team guaranteeing themselves home field advantage for the second leg of the semifinal as well as the single game CPL Final.

As previously announced, beginning in 2023 the regular season champions will earn one of the CPL’s two spots in the expanded Concacaf Champions League, with the other going to the playoff champions. So, not only will the top regular season club lift some silverware next season, they’ll also get to test themselves on the continental stage against some of the region’s best.

The league also confirmed that, beginning next year, it will retroactively honour previous regular season champions, including 2021 table toppers Forge FC.

Didic // Bassett

Ex Tridents player Ollie Bassett gave Ottawa the lead, arguably the most organised side in the CPL this season, were on the backfoot early on. However as they grew, Pacific looked to take a step back, absorb the pressure and try to counter. Didic scored a free kick with an absolute thunder bolt just before halftime changing the Ottawa team talk. The second half was a fairly dull affair with yet more poor officiating decisons.

Jonsson (O.G) // Hojabrpour

Hojabrpour scored in the 4th minute of this tie, leaving us with a worrisome feeling. Forge don’t seem to be the same team as a few seasons ago, but they’re certainly one of the better sides in the league. Jonsson scored an own goal in the 17th minute to keep the game at 1 1, a sloppy affair in the second half with Forge maintaining a share of the possession. Pacific move on to HFX away!

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Daniels, Heard.

HFX seem to have just given in and accepted that they’ve been poor this season. A game in which Pacific played really well, the HFX fans left much to be desired with the chants of ‘Why are you stinky, CAL UM’ to our beloved Callum Irving. Daniels scoring just before half time was exactly what we needed, it gave us some momentum for the second half. Josh Heard scored giving us 3 points away from home & the 3 points could be key for our success this season.

Pos Club

Philadelphia Union

Montréal

New York Red Bulls

New York City

Cincinnati

Orlando City

Inter Miami

Columbus Crew

Atlanta United

Charlotte

New England Revolution

Chicago Fire

Toronto

D.C. United

RESULTS

September 4 Toronto 3 v 4 Montréal

Bernardeschi 5 pen Miller 19 Insigne 7, 90+3 Mihailovic 21 Kamara 43

Attendance 28,793 Johnston 54

September 9 Montréal

v 2 Columbus Crew

Wanyama 89 Mensah 66

Brault Guillard 90+4 Zelarayán 68 Attendance 19,619

September 10 Atlanta United 4 v 2 Toronto

Purata 47, 62, 88 Akinola 52 Almada 74 Bernardeschi 67p Attendance 42,670

September 13 Montréal

v 2 Chicago Fire

Kamara 21, 29 Shaqiri 39, 57

Brault Guillard 44 Attendance

September 17 New England Revolution 0 v 1 Montréal

Attendance 35,455 Johnston 72

Orlando City 4 v 0 Toronto Torres 9

Kara 22

MacNaughton 47 OG Akindele 84 Attendance 17,189

EASTERN

D L GF GA Pts GD

18 10 4 68 22 64 46

18 5 9 59 49 59 10

14 8 10 47 39 50 8

14 7 11 53 39 49 14

11 13 8 57 51 46 6

13 6 12 40 46 45 −6

13 6 13 42 52 45 −10

9 15 7 41 36 42 5

10 10 12 46 50 40 −4

12 2 17 38 48 38 −10

9 11 12 44 48 38 −4

9 8 15 35 45 35 −10

9 7 17 49 62 34 −13

7 6 19 34 65 27 −31

September 30 Toronto 0 v 1 Inter Miami

Attendance 27,703 Higuain 86

SCHEDULE

October 1 Montréal v DC United

9 Inter Miami v Montréal

Philadelphia Union v Toronto

Pos Club

MLS NEXT PRO WESTERN

W

L

GA Pts GD

St. Louis City 2 24 15 1 2 6 51 34 49 17

Tacoma Defiance 24 14 3 1 6 57 25 49 32

Houston Dynamo 2 24 14 2 3 5 38 22 49 16

North Texas 24 13 2 3 6 48 31 46 17

San Jose Earthquakes II 24 12 1 3 8 48 37 41 11

Minnesota United 2 24 9 4 1 10 43 39 36 4

Vancouver Whitecaps 2 24 7 3 5 9 40 40 32 0

Sporting Kansas City II 24 9 1 2 12 31 38 31 −7

Colorado Rapids 2 24 7 4 2 11 33 56 31 −23

Real Monarchs 24 6 1 3 14 28 50 23 −22

Portland Timbers 2 24 2 4 0 18 29 66 14 −37

RESULTS

September 5 San Jose Earthquakes II 3 v 1 Vancouver Whitecaps 2

Castro 37 Hanson 45

Arfsten 60 Eisenberg 90

September 9 Vancouver Whitecaps 2 0 v 1 Tacoma Defiance Ovalle 81

September 14 Portland Timbers 2 2 v 2 Vancouver Whitecaps 2 Miscic 25 Aguilar 33

Shaul 37 Becher 90 Portland win 5 4 on penalties

Pos Club

MLS NEXT PRO EASTERN CONFERENCE

Pld W SOW SOL L GF GA Pts GD

1 Columbus Crew 2 24 16 2 3 3 62 22 55 40

2 Toronto II 24 12 2 1 9 44 38 41 6

3 Philadelphia Union II 24 11 3 1 9 42 39 40 3

4 Rochester New York FC 24 10 4 2 8 37 30 40 7

5 New York City II 24 9 4 2 9 49 35 37 14

6 Inter Miami II 24 10 1 4 9 40 49 36 −9

7 New England Revolution II 24 9 1 4 10 27 42 33 −15

8 Chicago Fire II 24 8 2 3 11 41 44 31 −3

9 Orlando City B 24 6 2 3 13 40 53 25 −13

10 Cincinnati 2 24 4 2 1 17 27 65 17 −38

RESULTS

September 3 Inter Miami II 1 v 4 Toronto FC II

Cremaschi 73 Peruzza 7 Walkes 75

Karajovanovic 90+1 Carlini 90+6 pen

September 11 Toronto FC II 0 v 1 Rochester New York Batiz 17

September 14 Toronto FC II 3 v 4 Inter Miami II Peruzza 40 Hundal 49, 55 Chung 51 Cremaschi 64 Rothrock 77 Borgelin 85

September 18 Orlando City B 1 v 2 Toronto FC II

Tablante 55 Walkes 86 Franklin 90

Play Offs

Eastern Conference Semi Final

September 24 Toronto FC II 1 v 0 Philadelphia Union II Mbongue 6

SCHEDULE

Eastern Conference Final

October 2 Columbus Crew 2 v Toronto FC II

Berlin

Berlin

Berlin

Berlin

Detroit United

Chantilly

Berlin

Detroit United

Jubilee Trophy

GROUP / GROUPE A : QC, NS, ON,

October 5 Halifax County United v London Alliance Galaxy

October 6 CS Trident v London Alliance

October 8 CS Trident v Halifax County United

GROUP / GROUPE A : AB, BC, NL, MB

October 5 Edmonton Drillers v Northwest Starz

Gorge v Holy Cross Crusaders

October 6 Edmonton Drillers v Holy Cross Crusaders

Gorge v Northwest Starz

October 8 Edmonton Drillers v Gorge

Holy Cross Crusaders v Northwest Starz

Challenge Trophy

GROUP / GROUPE A : BC, AB, QC, SK, MB

October 5 Edmonton Green & Gold v Rapides Chaudière Ouest

BB5 United v Saskatoon Classicos

October 6 BB5 United v Edmonton Green & Gold

Rapides Chaudière Ouest v Winnipeg Hellas

October 7 BB5 United v Winnipeg Hellas

Edmonton Green & Gold v Saskatoon Classicos

October 8 BB5 United v Rapides Chaudière Ouest

Saskatoon Classicos v Winnipeg Hellas

October 9 Edmonton Green & Gold v Winnipeg Hellas

Rapides Chaudière Ouest v Saskatoon Classicos

Finals Day

October 9 5th 6th A3 v B3

3rd 4th A2 v B2

FINAL A1 v B1

GROUP / GROUPE B : ON, NS, NL, PEI

October 5 Halifax Dunbrack v Holy Cross Crusaders

Gloucester Celtic v Winsloe Charlottetown Royals

October 6 Gloucester Celtic v Holy Cross Crusaders

Halifax Dunbrack v Winsloe Charlottetown Royals

October 8 Gloucester Celtic v Halifax Dunbrack

Holy Cross Crusaders v Winsloe Charlottetown Royals

Finals Day

October 10 7th 8th A4 v B4

5th 6th A3 v B3

3rd 4th A2 v B2

FINAL A1 v B1

BC SOCCER MEMBERS VOTE FOR HISTORIC CHANGE

During Monday’s Special General Meeting, BC Soccer’s Full Members (Adult Leagues and Youth Districts) voted to amend the association’s voting structure from a 50 50 split between the Youth Districts and Adult Leagues to a more fair and equitable voting structure based on the registered players within each member organization (1 vote per 2,500 registered players or portion of). These amendments received the requisite number of votes in favour to pass the amendments, which changes the voting structure that has been in place for the last 24 years, when the BC Soccer Association and the BC Youth Soccer Association merged to form the Association we have today.

Governance reform is a key aspect of BC Soccer’s 2024 strategic plan and this area received increased focus since September 2021 when Canada Soccer provided a directive to BC Soccer to amend its voting structure to be more fair, equitable, and based on the stakeholders in BC the registered players. The directive included timelines and potential suspension as a member association.

After the Special General Meeting, BC Soccer Executive Director Jason Elligott, expressed his appreciation that the association would not be at risk of suspension by Canada Soccer: “There has been a lot of discussion and work done over the last 12 months, and we are thankful to the members for their support of these bylaw changes to ensure BC Soccer stays in good standing with Canada Soccer.”

BC Soccer President Gayle Statton is extremely grateful to the voting members for understanding the positive implications of this historic vote, which she thinks will ultimately move the game forward: “Striving for good governance is a major aspect of strategic planning, and with these bylaws passing we lay the foundation for further improvement that makes our game more fair and equitable. I fully appreciate that sometimes change is difficult and it feels like a lot of change is happening all at once. Our focus now is to keep moving forward and working to make it easier for our members to be successful and to provide great experiences for our most critical stakeholders; the participants.”

TWO TEAMS ACHIEVE NATIONAL YOUTH CLUB LICENCE

The Process of earning Canada Soccer’s National Youth Club License is extensive and comprehensive, particularly in the last 2 years, when there has been significant disruption in activity and in some cases, administrative resources. BC Soccer are very pleased to recognize both Port Moody SC and Ridge Meadows SC for completing the process and achieving National Youth Club Licence status.

“

The Port Moody SC is thrilled to have achieved this milestone in our club’s history. Achieving our National Youth Club License has positive implications for all members of our soccer community, and we have experienced this as we went through the licensing process this past year. We look forward to joining the BCSPL with our Girls and Boys teams next season, as this allows us as a club to provide Long Term Player Development pathway for all our players and to provide them the opportunities to play in their community and with their friends. This pathway has enormous positive impact for all our players from Recreational to High Performance, as well as for our coaches, and referees.” Port Moody Soccer Club Executive Director Srdjan Djekanovic:

“

The Ridge Meadows Soccer Club is honoured to have been granted a National Youth Club license by the Canadian Soccer Association. This achievement would not have been possible without the extraordinary effort and commitment by our Club’s leadership and Board to meet the high standards of technical instruction, administration and governance associated with the highest achieving soccer organizations in Canada. Special thanks to Canada Soccer and to BC Soccer for their support throughout the licensing process. We’re excited about what this means for the future of our Club, and for the opportunities that we will be able to provide to all members of the Ridge Meadows Community going forward.” Ridge Meadows Soccer Club President, Mike Savignano.

Having received BC Soccer Board approval, both clubs have been accepted into the BCSPL, with Port Moody kicking off with U13 boys and girls in September of 2023, while Ridge Meadows will join at the U13 age group for boys and girls in September of 2024. Each will club with then continue to introduce U13 teams in subsequent seasons.

VALLEY SOCCER LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

Pos Club

1 Tigers Vancouver

Langley United

Vancouver Whitecaps U19

Abbotsford United

Faly

Micro Footie

Surrey Pegasus Royals

Surrey United

RESULTS

PREMIER LEAGUE CUP

Group A

September 10 Tigers Vancouver 2 v 1 Vancouver Whitecaps U19

September 11 Faly P P Micro Footie

September 16 Vancouver Whitecaps U19 5 v 0 Faly

September 18 Micro Footie 0 v 2 Tigers Vancouver

September 23 25 Tigers Vancouver v Faly Vancouver Whitecaps U19 v Micro Footie

Group B

September 9 Surrey United 5 v 2 North Surrey Mustangs

September 10 Abbotsford United 6 v 1 Langley United

September 16 Langley United 5 v 0 Surrey United

September 17 North Surrey United 0 v 10 Abbotsford United

September 23 25 Abbotsford United v Surrey United Langley United v North Surrey Mustangs

PREMIER DIVISION

September 30 Surrey United 0 v 7 Tigers Vancouver Langley United 4 v 4 Vancouver Whitecaps U19

SCHEDULE

October 1 SFC Pegasus Royals v FC Faly

October 2 Micro Footie v Abbotsford United

October 7 Vancouver Whitecaps U19 v Micro Footie

FC Faly v Surrey United

October 8 FC Tigers Vancouver v Langley United

Abbotsford United v SFC Pegasus Royals

October 14 Langley United v Surrey United

October 15 SFC Pegasus Royals v Vancouver Whitecaps U19

D L F A Pts GD

1 0 0 7 0 3 7

0 1 0 4 4 1 0

0 1 0 4 4 1 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 1 0 7 0 7

Abbotsford United v FC Faly

October 16 Micro Footie v FC Tigers Vancouver

October 21 Vancouver Whitecaps U19 v Abbotsford United

Surrey United v Micro Footie

October 22 FC Tigers Vancouver v SFC Pegasus Royals

October 23 FC Faly v Langley United

October 28 Vancouver Whitecaps U19 v FC Faly

October 29

SFC Pegasus Royals v Surrey United

Abbotsford United v FC Tigers Vancouver

October 30 Micro Footie v Langley United

Pos Club

Abbotsford United U21

Faly B U21

Langley United

North Delta

Stars Academy

Surrey BB5 United

Surrey United Reds

Tigers Vancouver B

Trinity Western Spartans B

TSS Rovers II U21

RESULTS

September 9 Surrey BB5 United 6 v 2 Abbotsford United U21

September 11 North Delta P P Stars Academy

TSS Rovers II U21 P P Langley United B

Tigers Vancouver B P P Surrey United Reds

Trinity Western Spartans B P P Faly B U21

September 16 Abbotsford United U21 2 v 3 Tigers Vancouver B

Stars Academy 4 v 1 TSS Rovers II U21

September 17 Surrey United Reds 4 v 2 North Delta

Langley United B 2 v 0 Trinity Western Spartans B

September 18 Faly B U21 0 v 1 Surrey BB5 United

September 24 Langley United B v Faly B U21

September 25 North Delta v Abbotsford United U21

TSS Rovers II U21 v Surrey United Reds

Tigers Vancouver B v Surrey BB5 United

Trinity Western Spartans B v Stars Academy

September 30 Abbotsford United U21 v TSS Rovers II U21

Surrey BB5 United v North Delta

SCHEDULE

October 1 Surrey United Reds v Trinity Western Spartans B

October 2 Faly B U21 v Tigers Vancouver B

October 7 Stars Academy v Faly B U21

October 8 Langley United B v Surrey United Reds

October 9 North Delta v Tigers Vancouver B

TSS Rovers II U21 v Surrey BB5 United

Trinity Western Spartans B v Abbotsford United U21

October 14

0

Abbotsford United U21 v Langley United B

Surrey BB5 United v Trinity Western Spartans B

October 15 Surrey United Reds v Stars Academy

October 16 Faly B U21 v North Delta

Tigers Vancouver B v TSS Rovers II U21

October 21 Stars Academy v Abbotsford United U21

October 22 Langley United B v Surrey BB5 United

Surrey United Reds v Faly B U21

October 23

October 28

Trinity Western Spartans B v Tigers Vancouver B

TSS Rovers II U21 v North Delta

Abbotsford United U21 v Surrey United Reds

Surrey BB5 United v Stars Academy

October 30 North Delta v Trinity Western Spartans B

Faly B U21 v TSS Rovers II U21

Tigers Vancouver B v Langley United B

Pos Club Pld W D L F A Pts GD

1 Aldergrove Highlanders 3 3 0 0 10 1 9 9

2 Tzeachten 4 3 0 1 17 7 9 10

3 Albion United 3 2 0 1 13 7 6 6

4 Langley City 2 1 0 1 6 5 3 1

5 Abbotsford United B 3 1 0 2 3 7 3 4

6 Langley United Dynamo 2 1 0 1 4 6 3 2

7 Poco Titans 3 1 0 2 5 6 3 1

8 Langley United Impact 4 1 0 3 8 21 3 13

9 North Surrey Mustangs B 2 0 0 2 2 8 0 6

RESULTS

September 9 Langley Utd Dynamo 0 v 4 Aldergrove Highlanders

Tzeachten 8 v 1 Langley United Impact

September 10 Poco Titans 0 v 1 Abbotsford United B

September 11 Langley City P P North Surrey Mustangs B

September 16 Langley United Impact 1 v 3 Poco Titans

September 17 North Surrey Mustangs B 2 v 4 Langley Utd Dynamo

Abbotsford United B 0 v 2 Albion United

Aldergrove Highlanders 2 v 1 Tzeachten

September 23 Poco Titans 2 v 4 Tzeachten

September 24 Albion United 8 v 3 Langley United Impact

Nth Surrey Mustangs B 0 v 4 Aldergrove Highlanders

September 25 Langley City 4 v 2 Abbotsford United B

September 30 Langley United Impact 3 v 2 Langley City

Tzeachten 4 v 2 Albion United

SCHEDULE

October 1 Abbotsford United B v Langley United Dynamo

Aldergrove Highlanders v Poco Titans

October 7 Langley United Dynamo v Langley United Impact

October 8 Albion United v Poco Titans

North Surrey Mustangs B v Abbotsford United B

October 9 Langley City v Tzeachten

October 14 Langley United Impact v North Surrey Mustangs B

Tzeachten v Langley United Dynamo

October 15 Aldergrove Highlanders v Albion United

October 16 Poco Titans v Langley City

October 21 Langley United Dynamo v Poco Titans

October 22 North Surrey Mustangs B v Tzeachten

Abbotsford United B v Aldergrove Highlanders

October 23 Langley City v Albion United

October 28 Langley United Impact v Abbotsford United B

October 29

Albion United v Langley United Dynamo

Aldergrove Highlanders v Langley City

October 30 Poco Titans v North Surrey Mustangs B

September 10

Pos Club

1 Mission

2 Pacific United

3 Ladner

W D L F A Pts GD

3 0 0 9 3 9 6

3 0 0 18 1 9 17

1 0 1 3 4 3 1

4 Coastal United 2 1 0 1 7 3 3 4

5 Langley United Dragons

6 Surrey Temple

0 1 1 2 5 1 3

0 1 1 1 6 1 5

7 Juba 2 0 0 2 0 13 0 13

8 Langley United Young Guns

9 Surrey United B

RESULTS

Coastal United 0 v 0 Greater Vancouver Punjab

Ladner 0 v 2 Mission

Pacific United 8 v 0 Juba

September 11 Surrey United B P P Surrey Temple SDU

Langley Utd Dragons P P Langley Utd Young Guns

September 17 Surrey Temple SDU 1 v 1 Langley United Dragons

Juba 0 v 5 Coastal United

Greater Vancouver Punjab 4 v 4 Ladner

Mission 3 v 2 Surrey United B

September 18 Langley United Young Guns 1 v 5 Pacific United

September 24 Ladner 3 v 2 Coastal United

Pacific United 5 v 0 Surrey Temple SDU

September 25 Langley United Dragons 1 v 4 Mission

SCHEDULE

October 1 Coastal United v Surrey United B

Surrey Temple SDU v Langley United Young Guns

Mission v Pacific United

Juba v Ladner

October 7 Langley United Young Guns v Mission

October 8 Surrey Temple SDU v Juba

October 9 Surrey United B v Ladner

Langley United Dragons v Coastal United

October 15 Coastal United v Pacific United Ladner v Langley United Dragons

Juba v Surrey United B

Mission v Surrey Temple SDU

October 22 Langley United Young Guns v Coastal United

0 0 1 1 5 0 4

0 0 1 2 3 0 1

Pacific United v Ladner

Mission v Juba

October 23 Langley United Dragons v Surrey United B

October 29

Coastal United v Surrey Temple SDU

Ladner v Langley United Young Guns

Juba v Langley United Dragons

October 30 Surrey United B v Pacific United

Pos Club

1 Ridge Meadows Misfits

2 Tzeachten Xwelmexw

3 Poco Rockets

4 Ridge Meadows Strikers

5 Abbotsford Selects U21

6 Tri City

7 Aldergrove United

8 Ridge Meadows Rowdies

9 Mission B

10 Ridge Meadows Black Sheep

RESULTS

September 10 Poco Rockets 2 v 2 Ridge Meadows Strikers

Ridge Meadows Misfits 2 v 0 Aldergrove United

September 11 Tzeachten Xwelmexw P P Abbotsford Selects U21

Ridge Mdws Black Sheep P P Ridge Mdws Rowdies

Mission B P P Tri City

September 17 Tri City 0 v 1 Poco Rockets

Ridge Mdws Rowdies 1 v 3 Ridge Mdws Misfits

September 18 Aldergrove United 1 v 3 Tzeachten Xwelmexw

Ridge Mdws Strikers 3 v 2 Ridge Mdws Black Sheep

September 23 Mission B 0 v 1 Tzeachten Xwelmexw

September 24 Poco Rockets 1 v 4 Abbotsford Selects U21

Ridge Mdws Misfits 6 v 0 Ridge Mdws Strikers

Ridge Meadows Rowdies 2 v 2 Aldergrove United

September 25 Ridge Meadows Black Sheep 1 v 3 Tri City

SCHEDULE

October 1 Abbotsford Selects U21 v Ridge Mdws Black Sheep

Tri City v Ridge Meadows Misfits

October 2 Aldergrove United v Mission B

Tzeachten Xwelmexw v Poco Rockets

Ridge Meadows Strikers v Ridge Meadows Rowdies

October 8 Poco Rockets v Mission B

Ridge Meadows Misfits v Abbotsford Selects U21

Ridge Meadows Rowdies v Tri City

October 9 Ridge Meadows Black Sheep v Tzeachten Xwelmexw

Ridge Meadows Strikers v Aldergrove United

October 14 Mission B v Ridge Meadows Black Sheep

W

F A Pts GD

3 0 0 11 1 9 10

2 0 0 4 1 6 3

1 1 1 4 6 4 2

1 1 1 5 10 4 5

1 0 0 4 1 3 3

1 0 1 3 2 3 1

0 1 2 3 7 1 4

0 1 1 3 5 1 2

0 0 1 0 1 0 1

0 0 2 3 6 0 3

October 15

October 16

October 22

Abbotsford Selects U21 v Ridge Meadows Rowdies

Tri City v Ridge Meadows Strikers

Aldergrove United v Poco Rockets

Tzeachten Xwelmexw v Ridge Meadows Misfits

Ridge Meadows Misfits v Mission B

Tri City v Aldergrove United

Ridge Meadows Rowdies v Tzeachten Xwelmexw

October 23

October 28

October 29

October 30

Ridge Meadows Black Sheep v Poco Rockets

Ridge Meadows Strikers v Abbotsford Selects U21

Mission B v Ridge Meadows Rowdies

Poco Rockets v Ridge Meadows Misfits

Abbotsford Selects U21 v Tri City

Aldergrove United v Ridge Meadows Black Sheep

Tzeachten Xwelmexw v Ridge Meadows Strikers

Surrey Royals

White Rock United Cloverdale

Aldergrove Midlanders

Langley United C

BCT Westside United

Grass & Hops

White Rock United Vault

North Delta 91's

North Delta Titans

North Delta United

RESULTS

September 10 Langley United C 3 v 1 North Delta Titans

Surrey Royals 3 v 0 Aldergrove Midlanders

White Rock Utd Cloverdale 2 v 0 North Delta Utd

September 11 White Rock United Vault P P BCT Westside United

Grass & Hops P P North Delta 91's

September 16 BCT Westside United 2 v 1 Langley United C

September 17 Aldergrove Midlanders 3 v 2 White Rock Utd Vault

September 18 North Delta Titans 0 v 1 Grass & Hops

North Delta 91's 2 v 2 White Rock United Cloverdale

North Delta United 0 v 2 Surrey Royals

September 24 Aldergrove Midlanders 1 v 0 BCT Westside United

White Rock Utd Cloverdale 1 v 0 North Delta Titans

Surrey Royals 4 v 0 North Delta 91's

September 25 White Rock United Vault 4 v 2 North Delta United

Grass & Hops 0 v 1 Langley United C

September 30 BCT Westside United 0 v 0 Grass & Hops

SCHEDULE

October 1 Langley United C v White Rock United Cloverdale

October 2 North Delta United v Aldergrove Midlanders

North Delta Titans v Surrey Royals

North Delta 91's v White Rock United Vault

October 8 Aldergrove Midlanders v North Delta 91's

Surrey Royals v Langley United C

White Rock United Cloverdale v Grass & Hops

October 9 North Delta United v BCT Westside United

White Rock United Vault v North Delta Titans

October 14 BCT Westside Utd v White Rock Utd Cloverdale

October 15 Langley United C v White Rock United Vault

October 16 North Delta Titans v Aldergrove Midlanders

North Delta 91's v North Delta United

Grass & Hops v Surrey Royals

October 22

Aldergrove Midlanders v Langley United C

Surrey Royals v White Rock United Cloverdale

October 23 North Delta 91's v BCT Westside United

North Delta United v North Delta Titans

White Rock United Vault v Grass & Hops

October 28 BCT Westside United v Surrey Royals

October 29

October 30

Langley United C v North Delta United

White Rock Utd Cloverdale v White Rock Utd Vault

North Delta Titans v North Delta 91's

Grass & Hops v Aldergrove Midlanders

Poco Athletic

Poco Pacific

Abbotsford Phoenix

Poco Evolution

Tri City B

Tzeachten Xwelmexw C

Aldergrove Lowlanders

Ridge Meadows Dons

Ridge Meadows Folly

Abbotsford Graduates

Aldergrove United B

Mission C

RESULTS

September 9 Mission C 3 v 5 Ridge Meadows Folly

Poco Athletic 2 v 2 Poco Pacific

September 10 Tzeachten Xwelmexw C P P Aldergrove United B

Abbotsford Graduates P P Poco Evolution

Aldergrove Lowlanders 1 v 2 Abbotsford Phoenix

September 11 Tri City B P P Ridge Meadows Dons

September 17 Poco Pacific 3 v 0 Poco Evolution

Abbotsford Graduates 2 v 3 Aldergrove Lowlanders

September 18 Aldergrove United B 2 v 5 Poco Athletic

Abbotsford Phoenix 0 v 3 Tri City B

Ridge Meadows Folly 1 v 2 Tzeachten Xwelmexw C

Ridge Meadows Dons 2 v 1 Mission C

September 23 Poco Athletic 2 v 1 Ridge Meadows Folly

September 24 Tri City B 6 v 0 Abbotsford Graduates

Poco Pacific 10 v 0 Aldergrove United B

Tzeachten Xwelmexw C 5 v 2 Ridge Meadows Dons

Aldergrove Lowlanders 2 v 5 Poco Evolution

September 25 Mission C 3 v 4 Abbotsford Phoenix

September 30 Poco Evolution 13 v 0 Aldergrove United B

SCHEDULE

October 1 Abbotsford Graduates v Mission C

Aldergrove Lowlanders v Tri City B

October 2 Abbotsford Phoenix v Tzeachten Xwelmexw C

Ridge Meadows Folly v Poco Pacific

Ridge Meadows Dons v Poco Athletic

2 0

5 7 4

15 2 7 13

1 6 7 6 1

18 5 6 13

9 0 6 9

2 0 0 7 3 6 4

1 0 2 6 9 3 3

1 0 1 4 6 3 2

0 2 7 7 3 0

0 2 2 9 0 7

0 0 3 2 28 0 26

0 3 7 11 0 4

October 7 Poco Athletic v Abbotsford Phoenix

October 8 Tri City B v Poco Evolution

Poco Pacific v Ridge Meadows Dons

Tzeachten Xwelmexw C v Abbotsford Graduates

October 9

October 14

Aldergrove United B v Ridge Meadows Folly

Mission C v Aldergrove Lowlanders

Poco Evolution v Ridge Meadows Folly

October 15 Tri City B v Mission C

Abbotsford Graduates v Poco Athletic

Aldergrove Lowlanders v Tzeachten Xwelmexw C

October 16 Abbotsford Phoenix v Poco Pacific

Ridge Meadows Dons v Aldergrove United B

October 21 Mission C v Poco Evolution

Poco Athletic v Aldergrove Lowlanders

October 22 Poco Pacific v Abbotsford SA Graduates

Tzeachten Xwelmexw C v Tri City B

October 23 Aldergrove United B v Abbotsford Phoenix

Ridge Meadows Folly v Ridge Meadows Dons

October 28 Poco Evolution v Ridge Meadows Dons

October 29 Tri City B v Poco Athletic

Abbotsford SA Graduates v Aldergrove United B

Aldergrove Lowlanders v Poco Pacific

October 30 Abbotsford Phoenix v Ridge Meadows Folly

Mission C v Tzeachten Xwelmexw C

Pos Club

W D L F A Pts GD

1 Greater Vancouver United 3 2 1 0 11 3 7 8

2 White Falcons 3 2 1 0 7 3 7 4

3 Surrey Players 2 2 0 0 12 0 6 12

4 BC Tigers 3 2 0 1 9 3 6 6

5 Surrey Punjab 2 2 0 0 10 3 6 7

6 Surrey United Cosmos U21 3 2 0 1 13 8 6 5

7 North Delta Falcons 3 1 0 2 5 8 3 3

8 Stars Academy B 2 0 1 1 2 7 1 5

9 North Delta Royals 3 0 1 2 4 9 1 5

10 Langley United Studs 2 0 0 2 2 15 0 13

11 South Delta Alumni 2 0 0 2 0 8 0 8

12 Trinity Western Spartans C 2 0 0 2 2 10 0 8

RESULTS

September 10 Surrey United Cosmos U21 6 v 2 North Delta Royals

Greater Vancouver United 2 v 2 White Falcons

Surrey Punjab P P Langley United Studs

September 11 North Delta Falcons 1 v 3 BC Tigers

South Delta Alumni P P Surrey Players

Stars Academy B P P Trinity Western Spartans C

September 17 Langley United Studs 0 v 10 Surrey Players

BC Tigers 6 v 0 South Delta Alumni

Surrey Punjab 4 v 2 Surrey United Cosmos U21

September 18 North Delta Royals 1 v 1 Stars Academy B

White Falcons 3 v 0 North Delta Falcons

Trinity Western Spartans C 0 v 7 Gtr Vancouver Utd

September 24 Surrey Utd Cosmos U21 5 v 2 Langley Utd Studs

Greater Vancouver United 2 v 1 North Delta Royals

Surrey Players 2 v 0 BC Tigers

Stars Academy B 1 v 6 Surrey Punjab

September 25 North Delta Falcons 3 v 2 Trinity Western Spartans C

South Delta Alumni 0 v 2 White Falcons

SCHEDULE

October 1 Surrey Punjab v Greater Vancouver United

Surrey United Cosmos U21 v Stars Academy B

Langley United Studs v BC Tigers

October 2 North Delta Royals v North Delta Falcons

White Falcons v Surrey Players

Trinity Western Spartans C v South Delta Alumni

October 8

October 9

Greater Vancouver Utd v Surrey Utd Cosmos U21

BC Tigers v White Falcons

North Delta Falcons v Surrey Punjab

Stars Academy B v Langley United Studs

South Delta Alumni v North Delta Royals

Surrey Players v Trinity Western Spartans C

October 15

Surrey United Cosmos U21 v North Delta Falcons

Langley United Studs v White Falcons

October 16 North Delta Royals v Surrey Players

Stars Academy B v Greater Vancouver United Trinity Western Spartans C v BC Tigers Surrey Punjab v South Delta Alumni

October 22

Greater Vancouver United v Langley United Studs

BC Tigers v North Delta Royals

Surrey Players v Surrey Punjab

October 23 North Delta Falcons v Stars Academy B South Delta Alumni v Surrey United Cosmos U21

White Falcons v Trinity Western Spartans C

October 29

Surrey United Cosmos U21 v Surrey Players

Langley United Studs v Trinity Western Spartans C

Greater Vancouver United v North Delta Falcons Surrey Punjab v BC Tigers

October 30 North Delta Royals v White Falcons

Stars Academy B v South Delta Alumni

Gorge

Lakehill

Nanaimo United

Saanich Fusion Susans

Gorge United

RESULTS

September 16 Gorge United 0 v 3 Lakehill

September 18 Gorge 6 v 1 Gorge United

September 23 Gorge 1 v 1 Saanich Fusion Susans

Nanaimo United 3 v 2 Gorge United

September 30 Nanaimo United 1 v 5 Gorge SCHEDULE

October 2 Lakehill v Saanich Fusion Susans

October 14 Gorge v Lakehill

Saanich Fusion Susans v Gorge United

October 21 Gorge United v Gorge

October 23 Lakehill v Nanaimo United

October 28 Saanich Fusion Susans v Nanaimo United

October 30 Lakehill v Gorge United

November 4 Saanich Fusion Susans v Gorge Gorge United v Nanaimo United

November 18 Saanich Fusion Susans v Lakehill Gorge v Nanaimo United

November 25 Gorge United v Saanich Fusion Susans

November 27 Lakehill v Gorge

December 2 Gorge v Gorge United

December 3 Nanaimo United v Lakehill

December 9 Saanich Fusion Susans v Nanaimo United Gorge United v Lakehill

January 13 Gorge v Saanich Fusion Susans

Nanaimo United v Gorge United

January 20 Nanaimo United v Gorge

January 22 Lakehill v Saanich Fusion Susans

January 27 Gorge v Lakehill

Saanich Fusion Susans v Gorge United

Saanich Fusion United

Lakehill Reds

Lake

RESULTS

September 10 Nanaimo United 0 v 3 Cowichan

Castaways 1 v 2 Castaways FC

September 11 Saanich Fusion United 3 v 0 Prospect Lake Lakers

Gorge United Reserves 2 v 1 Lakehill Reserves

September 17 Prospect Lake Lakers 0 v 3 Nanaimo United Castaways FC 0 v 1 Saanich Fusion United

September 18 Cowichan 0 v 0 Gorge United Reserves

Lakehill Reds 5 v 0 Castaways

September 24 Nanaimo United 2 v 2 Castaways FC

Lakehill Reserves 3 v 4 Lakehill Reds

September 25 Saanich Fusion United 2 v 1Castaways

Gorge United Reserves 4 v 0 Prospect Lake Lakers

SCHEDULE

October 1 Castaways v Nanaimo United

October 2 Castaways FC v Gorge United Reserves

Lakehill Reds v Saanich Fusion United Cowichan v Lakehill

October 15 Lakehill v Prospect Lake Lakers

Nanaimo United v Saanich Fusion United

October 16 Gorge United Reserves v Castaways Cowichan v Lakehill Reds

October 22 Prospect Lake Lakers v Cowichan Castaways FC v Lakehill

October 23 Lakehill Reds v Nanaimo United

Saanich Fusion United v Gorge United Reserves

October 29 Prospect Lake Lakers v Lakehill Reds

October 30

Lakehill v Castaways

Gorge United Reserves v Nanaimo United Cowichan v Castaways FC

Pos Club

1 Gorge Reserves

2 Juan de Fuca Warriors

3 Salt Spring United 2 1

4 Juan de Fuca United 2

5 Saanich Fusion Cascades

6 Vic West

2

3

5 5 4 0

1 2 3 3 1

1 3 2 3 1

1 0 1 6 5 3 1

1 0 1 3 4 3 1

7 Nanaimo United C 3 0 1 2 3 6 1 3

RESULTS

September 9 Juan de Fuca United 3 v 1 Nanaimo United C

September 11 Saanich Fusion Cascades P P Salt Spring United

September 17 Nanaimo United C 2 v 3 Gorge Reserves

September 18 Salt Spring United 1 v 3 Vic West

Juan de Fuca Warriors 5 v 3 Saanich Fusion Cascades

September 23 Nanaimo United C 0 v 0 Juan de Fuca Warriors

September 25 Juan de Fuca United 0 v 1 Salt Spring United

Vic West 0 v 3 Saanich Fusion Cascades

Gorge Reserves 2 v 0 Juan de Fuca Warriors

SCHEDULE

October 2 Saanich Fusion Cascades v Juan de Fuca United

Salt Spring United v Gorge Reserves

Juan de Fuca Warriors v Vic West

October 14 Juan de Fuca United v Vic West

Nanaimo United C v Salt Spring United

October 16 Gorge Reserves v Saanich Fusion Cascades

October 21 Juan de Fuca United v Juan de Fuca Warriors

October 23 Saanich Fusion Cascades v Nanaimo United C Vic West v Gorge Reserves

October 28 Nanaimo United C v Vic West

October 30 Juan de Fuca Warriors v Salt Spring United

Gorge Reserves v Juan de Fuca United

September 9

Pos

Lakehill Limes

Peninsula

Juan de Fuca AS

Gorge Masters

Lakehill D

Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves

Vic West Reserves

Juan de Fuca TD

RESULTS

Juan de Fuca AS 0 v 5 Lakehill Limes

Peninsula 5 v 0 Vic West Reserves

Lakehill D 0 v 3 Gorge Masters

September 11

Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves v Juan de Fuca TD

September 18 Gorge Masters 0 v 2 Juan de Fuca AS

Lakehill Limes 2 v 0 Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves

Juan de Fuca TD P P Peninsula

Vic West Reserves 1 v 1 Lakehill D

September 23 Gorge Masters 1 v 1 Lakehill Limes

Juan de Fuca AS 4 v 2 Vic West Reserves

Peninsula 5 v 2 Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves

Lakehill D 7 v 0 Juan de Fuca TD

September 26 Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves 5 v 0 Juan de Fuca TD

SCHEDULE

October 2

Juan de Fuca TD v Juan de Fuca AS

Lakehill Limes v Peninsula

Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves v Lakehill D

Vic West Reserves v Gorge Masters

October 14 Juan de Fuca AS v Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves

Lakehill D v Peninsula

October 16 Gorge Masters v Juan de Fuca TD

Vic West Reserves v Lakehill Limes

October 21 Peninsula v Juan de Fuca AS

Lakehill D v Lakehill Limes

October 23 Prospect Lake Lakers v Gorge Masters

Juan de Fuca TD v Vic West Reserves

October 28 Juan de Fuca AS v Lakehill D

3

October 30

Gorge Masters v Peninsula

Lakehill Limes v Juan de Fuca TD

Vic West Reserves v Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves

Riptides

Juan de

Cowichan Cobras

Sooke

Fernwood City

Ladysmith Strikers

Bays United

RESULTS

September 9 Bays United 0 v 3 Fernwood City

Ladysmith Strikers 0 v 1 Juan de Fuca Adrenaline

September 11 Riptides 6 v 3 Sooke

September 16 Fernwood City 1 v 5 Riptides

September 17 Cowichan Cobras v Ladysmith Strikers

Juan de Fuca Adrenaline 1 v 0 Bays United

September 23 Bays United 0 v 3 Cowichan Cobras

September 25 Riptides 2 v 1 Juan de Fuca Adrenaline

Fernwood City 2 v 6 Sooke

SCHEDULE

October 1 Cowichan Cobras v Riptides

Sooke v Ladysmith Strikers

JDF FC Adrenaline v Fernwood City

October 14 Bays United v Ladysmith Strikers

October 15 JDF FC Adrenaline v Sooke

October 16 Fernwood City v Cowichan Cobras

October 21 Bays United v Sooke

Ladysmith Strikers v Riptides

October 23 Cowichan Cobras v JDF FC Adrenaline

October 29 Sooke v Cowichan Cobras

October 30 Riptides v Bays United Fernwood City v Ladysmith Strikers

September 9

LEAGUE PREMIER

Pos Club Pld W D L F A Pts GD

Burnaby Mountain 3 3 0 0 9 2 9 7

Surrey United 2 2 0 0 4 0 6 4

Trinity Western Spartans 2 1 1 0 5 1 4 4

Coquitlam Metro Ford Premier 2 1 0 1 2 2 3 0

TSS Rovers Premier 2 1 0 1 5 2 3 3

Coquitlam Metro Ford Galaxy 2 1 0 1 2 4 3 2

Vancpouver United Primas 2 1 0 1 2 3 3 1

Coastal 2 0 1 1 1 3 1 2

Fusion Tigers 3 0 0 3 3 9 0 6

Venus 2 0 0 2 0 7 0 7

RESULTS

Burnaby Mountain 3 v 2 Fusion Tigers

September 11 Surrey United P P Coquitlam Metro Ford Premier

Vancouver Utd Primas P P Trinity Western Spartans

TSS Rovers P P Coastal

September 16 Coquitlam Metro Ford Premier 2 v 1 TSS Rovers

September 18 Venus 0 v 3 Surrey United

Fusion 1 v 2 Vancouver United Primas

Coq Metro Ford Galaxy 0 v 4 Burnaby Mountain

Coastal 1 v 1 Trinity Western Spartans

September 23 Burnaby Mountain 2 v 0 Coastal

September 25 Vancouver Utd Primas 0 v 2 Coq Metro Ford Galaxy Surrey United 1 v 0 Coquitlam Metro Ford Premier

TSS Rovers 4 v 0 Venus

Trinity Western Spartans 4 v 0 Fusion Tigers

SCHEDULE

October 1 Venus v Fusion Tigers

October 2 Surrey United v TSS Rovers

Coq Metro Ford Galaxy v Trinity Western Spartans

Coastal v Vancouver United Primas

Coquitlam Metro Ford Premier v Burnaby Mountain

October 14 TSS Rovers v Coquitlam Metro Ford Galaxy

October 16 Venus v Vancouver United Primas

Surrey United v Burnaby Mountain

Coastal v Fusion Tigers

Trinity Western Spartans v Coq Metro Ford Premier

October 23 Burnaby Mountain v TSS Rovers

October 28

Fusion Tigers v Coquitlam Metro Ford Premier

Vancouver United Primas v Surrey United

Coquitlam Metro Ford Galaxy v Coastal

Trinity Western Spartans v Venus

Coq Metro Ford Premier v Coq Metro Ford Galaxy

TSS Rovers v Vancouver United Primas

October 30 Venus v Fusion Tigers

Coastal v Burnaby Mountain

Surrey United Premier v Trinity Western Spartans

Pos Club

Surrey Pegasus

Port Moody Gunners

North Shore Impact

Van City

TSS Rovers Selects

Chilliwack

Port Moody United

Tzeachten Selects

RESULTS

September 11 Tzeachten Selects P P TSS Rovers Selects

Port Moody United P P Van City

Chilliwack P P Surrey Pegasus

North Shore Impact P P Port Moody Gunners

September 16 Port Moody Gunners 4 v 3 Chilliwack

September 18 TSS Rovers Selects 3 v 1 Port Moody United

Van City 2 v 3 North Shore Impact

Surrey Pegasus 5 v 1 Tzeachten Selects

September 25 Tzeachten Selects 0 v 3 Port Moody Gunners

Port Moody United 1 v 2 Surrey Pegasus

Chilliwack 1 v 3 North Shore Impact

TSS Rovers Selects 1 v 2 Van City

SCHEDULE

October 2

Port Moody Gunners v Port Moody United

Chilliwack v Van City

North Shore Impact v Tzeachten Selects

Surrey Pegasus v TSS Rovers Selects

October 4

Port Moody Gunners v Surrey Pegasus

October 16 Tzeachten Selects v Van City

North Shore Impact v TSS Rovers Selects

Chilliwack v Port Moody United

October 23 TSS Rovers Selects v Chilliwack

Van City v Port Moody Gunners

Port Moody United v Tzeachten Selects

Surrey Pegasus v North Shore Impact

6 5

3 6 4

6 3

3 1

0 3

5 0 3

0 7

Van City v Port Moody United Surrey Pegasus v Chilliwack

October 28

Port Moody Gunners v North Shore Impact

October 30 TSS Rovers Selects v Tzeachten Selects

Club

Poco Rush

Vancouver United Sabres

Premier Academy

Cascadia

Meraloma

Surrey United Selects

Abbotsford Breakers

Venus Selects

RESULTS

September 9 Poco Rush 1 v 0 Venus Selects

September 11 Abbotsford Breakers P P Cascadia

Premier Academy P P Vancouver United Sabres

Meraloma P P Surrey United Selects

September 17 Venus Selects 0 v 3 Meraloma

September 18 Surrey United Selects 4 v 3 Premier Academy

Cascadia 1 v 2 Poco Rush

Vancouver United Sabres 5 v 1 Abbotsford Breakers

September 23 Poco Rush 1 v 0 Abbotsford Breakers

September 25 Surrey United Selects 1 v 2 Vancouver United Sabres

Premier Academy 10 v 0 Venus Selects

Meraloma 1 v 2 Cascadia

SCHEDULE

October 2 Abbotsford Breakers v Meraloma

Cascadia v Premier Academy

Surrey United Selects v Venus Selects

Vancouver United Sabres v Poco Rush

October 14 Poco Rush v Premier Academy

October 16 Abbotsford Breakers v Surrey United Selects

Cascadia v Venus Selects

Meraloma v Vancouver United Sabres

October 22 Venus Selects v Abbotsford Breakers

October 23 Surrey United Selects v Poco Rush

Premier Academy v Meraloma

Vancouver United Sabres v Cascadia

October 29 Venus Selects v Poco Rush

October 30 Surrey United Selects v Meraloma

GD

4 1 9 3

7 2 6 5

13 4 3 9

3 3 3 0

1 4 2 3 2

5 5 3 0

1 6 0 5

0 14 0 14

Cascadia v Abbotsford Breakers

Vancouver United Sabres v Premier Academy

Pos Club

1 Ridge Meadows Sporting

2 Coquitlam Metro Ford Impact

3 Greater Vancouver United Selects

4 Langley United

5 North Delta Hotshots

6 BCT Tigress

RESULTS

September 11 Ridge Meadows Sporting P P Langley United

Greater Vancouver United Selects P P BCT Tigress

Coq Metro Ford Impact P P North Delta Hotshots

September 18 BCT Tigress 0 v 6 Ridge Meadows Sporting

North Delta Hotshots 1 v 2 Langley United

Gtr Vancouver Utd 2 v 2 Coq Metro Ford Impact

September 25 Langley United 0 v 1 Greater Vancouver Utd Selects

Ridge Meadows Sporting 3 v 1 North Delta Hotshots

Coquitlam Metro Ford Impact 6 v 1 BCT Tigress

SCHEDULE

October 2 NDFC Hotshots v Greater Vancouver United Selects

Langley United v BCT Tigress

Ridge Meadows Sporting v Coq Metro Ford Impact

October 16 BCT Tigress v Greater Vancouver United Selects

Nth Delta Hotshots v Coq Metro Ford Impact

Langley United v Ridge Meadows Sporting

October 23 RMSC Sporting v BCT Tigress

Langley United v North Delta Hotshots

CMFSC Impact v Greater Vancouver United Selects

October 30 BCT Tigress v Coquitlam Metro Ford Impact

North Delta Hotshots v Ridge Meadows Sporting

Greater Vancouver United Selects v Langley United

2

0

5

3

September 11

Pos Club

1 Strathcona Primo

2 Meraloma Menace

3 North Shore Storm

4 Croatia

5 Westside Wild

6 New West Blackout

7 North Shore Red Socks

8 West Coast Impact

RESULTS

North Shore Red Socks P P West Coast Impact

Westside Wild P P North Shore Storm

Meraloma Menace P P Strathcona Primo

Croatia P P New West Blackout

September 18 West Coast Impact 1 v 2 Croatia

Strathcona Primo 2 v 0 Westside Wild

North Shore Storm 0 v 0 North Shore Red Socks

New West Blackout 1 v 4 Meraloma Menace

September 25 North Shore Red Socks 0 v 5 Strathcona Primo

Westside Wild 1 v 1 New West Blackout

Meraloma Menace 1 v 0 Croatia

North Shore Storm 1 v 0 West Coast Impact

SCHEDULE

October 2

West Coast Impact v Meraloma Menace

Strathcona Primo v North Shore Storm

Croatia v Westside Wild

New West Blackout v North Shore Red Socks

October 16 Westside Wild v West Coast Impact

Meraloma Menace v North Shore Red Socks

Croatia v North Shore Storm

New West Blackout v Strathcona Primo

October 23 North Shore Red Socks v Westside Wild

West Coast Impact v New West Blackout

Strathcona Primo v Croatia

North Shore Storm v Meraloma Menace

W D L F A Pts GD

2 0 0 7 0 6 7

2 0 0 5 1 6 4

1 1 0 1 0 4 1

1 0 1 2 2 3 0

0 1 1 1 3 1 2

0 1 1 2 5 1 3

0 1 1 0 5 1 5

0 0 2 1 3 0 2

North Shore Storm v Westside Wild

New West Blackout v Croatia

October 30

West Coast Impact v North Shore Red Socks

Strathcona Primo v Meraloma Menace

Pos Club

Delta United FC

ICSF United

Richmond United AllStars

BCP

Tsawwassen Titans

RESULTS

September 11 Tsawwassen Titans P P Richmond United

Richmond United All Stars P P Delta United

BCP P P ICSF United

September 16 Delta United 7 v 0 Tsawwassen Titans

September 18 Richmond United All Stars 3 v 1 BCP

ICSF United 5 v 0 Richmond United

September 25 Tsawwassen Titans 2 v 3 ICSF United

Richmond United 0 v 2 Richmond United All Stars

BCP 1 v 3 Delta United

SCHEDULE

October 2 ICSF United v Richmond United AllStars

Tsawwassen Titans v BCP

October 14 Delta United v RUSC AllStars

October 16 ICSF United v BCP

October 23 Tsawwassen Titans v Delta United

BCP v Richmond United AllStars

October 28 Delta United v BCP

October 30 ICSF United v Tsawwassen Titans

Pos Club

1 Langley Extreme

Langley Lush Puppies

3 Surrey Dash

Poco Kaos

5 Albion All Blacks

Poco Fury

7 Tzeachten Thunderbirds

Poco Storm

RESULTS

September 11 Langley Lush Puppies P P Poco Fury

Poco Kaos P P Langley Extreme

Poco Storm P P Tzeachten Reserves

Albion All Blacks P P Surrey Dash

September 18 Surrey Dash 1 v 1 Poco Kaos

Poco Fury 0 v 2 Albion All Blacks

Langley Extreme 6 v 0 Poco Storm

Tzeachten Reserves 2 v 7 Langley Lush Puppies

September 25 Poco Kaos 4 v 1 Poco Fury

Langley Extreme 6 v 0 Tzeachten Reserves

Poco Storm 1 v 6 Surrey Dash

Albion All Blacks 0 v 1 Langley Lush Puppies

SCHEDULE

October 2 Langley Lush Puppies v Poco Kaos

Surrey Dash v Langley Extreme

Poco Fury v Poco Storm

Tzeachten Thunderbirds v Albion All Blacks

October 16 Langley Lush Puppies v Langley Extreme

Poco Fury v Surrey Dash

Poco Kaos v Tzeachten Thunderbirds

Albion All Blacks v Poco Storm

October 23 Surrey Dash v Langley Lush Puppies

Poco Storm v Poco Kaos

Tzeachten Thunderbirds v Poco Fury

Langley Extreme v Albion All Blacks

October 30 Surrey Dash v Albion All Blacks

Poco Fury v Langley Lush Puppies

D L F A Pts GD

2 0 0 12 0 6 12

2 0 0 8 2 6 6

1 1 0 7 2 4 5

1 1 0 5 2 4 3

1 0 1 2 1 3 1

0 0 2 1 6 0 5

0 0 2 2 13 0 11

0 0 2 1 12 0 11

Tzeachten Thunderbirds v Poco Storm

Langley Extreme v Poco Kaos

S

Pos Club

Squamish United

WC COQ Crown Royals

Columbus

Coquitlam Metro Ford United

Coquitlam Metro Ford Black Ice

North Delta Rangers

Coquitlam Metro Ford Fury

North Shore Knockouts

RESULTS

September 9 Nth Shore Knockouts 1 v 2 Coq Metro Ford Black Ice

September 11 Columbus P P Squamish United

WC COQ Crown Royals P P North Delta Rangers

Coq Metro Ford Fury P P Coq Metro Ford United

September 18 North Delta Rangers 2 v 2 Coq Metro Ford Fury

Coq Metro Ford United 0 v 2 North Shore Knockouts

Squamish United 4 v 1 WC COQ Crown Royals

Coquitlam Metro Ford Black Ice 1 v 3 Columbus

September 25 North Shore Knockouts 1 v 2 Columbus

North Delta Rangers 2 v 4 Coq Metro Ford United

WC COQ Crown Royals 2 v 0 Coq Metro Ford Blk Ice

Coquitlam Metro Ford Fury 1 v 10 Squamish United

September 30 North Shore Knockouts 1 v 7 WC COQ Crown Royals

SCHEDULE

October 2 Coquitlam Metro Ford United v Columbus

Coq Metro Ford Black Ice v Coq Metro Ford Fury

Squamish United v North Delta Rangers

October 14 North Shore Knockouts v North Delta Rangers

October 16 Columbus v Coquitlam Metro Ford Fury

WC COQ Crown Royals v Coq Metro Ford United

Coquitlam Metro Ford Black Ice v Squamish United

October 23 North Delta Rangers v Columbus

Coq Metro Ford United v Coq Metro Ford Black Ice

Coquitlam Metro Ford Fury v WC COQ Crown Royals

Squamish United v North Shore Knockouts

October 30 North Delta Rangers v WC COQ Crown Royals

Coq Metro Ford United v Coq Metro Ford Fury

W D L F A Pts GD

2 0 0 14 2 6 12

2 0 1 10 5 6 5

2 0 0 5 2 6 3

1 0 0 4 2 3 2

1 0 2 3 6 3 3

0 1 1 4 6 1 2

0 1 1 3 12 1 9

0 0 3 3 11 0 8

Squamish United v Columbus

Coq Metro Ford Black Ice v North Shore Knockouts

Pos Club

Westside Wolfpac

Richmond Olympics

Bombastic

Coastal Surf

Surrey United Beaver Junior

Dunbar Thunder

Richmond Nemesis

Columbus White

Vancouver Athletic Pumas

Burnaby Blast

RESULTS

September 11 Richmond Olympics P P Westside Wolfpac

Dunbar Thunder P P Columbus White

Surrey United Beaver Junior P P Burnaby Blast

Vancouver Athletic Pumas P P Richmond Nemesis

Bombastic P P Coastal Surf

September 17 Westside Wolfpac 4 v 0 Vancouver Athletic Pumas

Burnaby Blast 0 v 3 Bombastic

September 18 Richmond Nemesis 0 v 1 Surrey United Beaver Junior

Dunbar Thunder 0 v 6 Richmond FC Olympics

Coastal Surf 2 v 0 Columbus White

September 24 Burnaby Blast 0 v 2 Coastal Surf

September 25 Richmond Olympics 3 v 1 Columbus FC White

Surrey United Beaver Junior 0 v 5 Westside Wolfpac

Vancouver Athletic Pumas 2 v 3 Dunbar Thunder

Bombastic 2 v 0 Richmond Nemesis

SCHEDULE

October 1 Westside Wolfpac v Bombastic

October 2 Columbus White v Vancouver Athletic Pumas

Richmond Nemesis v Burnaby Blast

Dunbar Thunder v Surrey United Beaver Junior

Coastal Surf v Richmond Olympics

October 15 Westside Wolfpac v Richmond Nemesis

October 16 Columbus White v Bombastic

Richmond Olympics v Surrey United Beaver Junior

Dunbar Thunder v Burnaby Blast

Coastal Surf v Vancouver Athletic Pumas

9

6 9

9 1 6 8

5

6 5

October 22

October 23

4

6 4

1 1 5 3 4

3 8 3 5

0 3 0 3

1 5 0 4

2 7 0 5

2 0 5 0 5

Westside Wolfpac v Coastal Surf

Burnaby Blast v Columbus White

Richmond Nemesis v Dunbar Thunder

Surrey United Beaver Jnr v Vancouver Ath Pumas

Bombastic v Richmond Olympics

October 30

Columbus White v Richmond Nemesis

Richmond Olympics v Burnaby Blast

Vancouver Athletic Pumas v Bombastic

Dunbar Thunder v Westside Wolfpac

Coastal Surf v Surrey United Beaver Junior

Pos Club

Macho Ladybugs

Aldergrove FX

Abbotsford Lightning

Aldergrove Thunder

Abbotsford Ducks

Sto:Lo United

Abbotsford Graduates

Mission United

RESULTS

September 9 Macho Ladybugs 8 v 1 Mission United

September 11 Aldergrove FX P P Abbotsford Ducks

Sto:Lo United P P Abbotsford Lightning

Abbotsford Graduates P P Aldergrove Thunder

September 16 Mission United 1 v 5 Aldergrove FX

Abbotsford Lightning 1 v 7 Macho Ladybugs

September 18 Aldergrove Thunder 1 v 4 Sto:Lo United

Abbotsford Ducks 8 v 1 Abbotsford Graduates

September 23 Macho Ladybugs 2 v 1 Sto:Lo United

September 25 Abbotsford Ducks 1 v 3 Aldergrove Thunder

Aldergrove FX 3 v 3 Abbotsford Lightning

Abbotsford Graduates 8 v 2 Mission United

September 30 Abbotsford Lightning 5 v 3 Abbotsford Graduates

SCHEDULE

October 2 Aldergrove Thunder v Macho Ladybugs

Abbotsford Ducks v Mission United

Sto:Lo United v Aldergrove FX

October 14 Macho Ladybugs v Abbotsford Graduates

Abbotsford Lightning v Mission United

October 16 Aldergrove FX v Aldergrove Thunder

Sto:Lo United v Abbotsford Ducks

October 21 Mission United v Sto:Lo United

October 23 Aldergrove Thunder v Abbotsford Lightning

Abbotsford Ducks v Macho Ladybugs

Abbotsford Graduates v Aldergrove FX

October 28 Mission United v Macho Ladybugs

Abbotsford Lightning v Sto:Lo United

W D L F A Pts GD

3 0 0 17 3 9 14

1 1 0 8 4 4 4

1 1 1 9 13 4 4

1 0 1 4 5 3 1

1 0 1 9 4 3 5

1 0 1 5 3 3 2

1 0 2 12 15 3 3

0 0 3 4 21 0 17

October 30 Abbotsford Ducks v Aldergrove FX

Aldergrove Thunder v Abbotsford Graduates

September 11

Pos Club

1 North Shore United

2 North Shore Fusion

3 Burnaby Girls Momentum

4 North Shore Icicles

5 West Coast Synergy

6 West Vancouver Allstars

W D L F A Pts GD

2 0 0 6 3 6 3

2 0 0 5 2 6 3

1 1 0 5 0 4 5

1 1 0 6 5 4 1

0 1 1 5 6 1 1

0 1 1 2 3 1 1

7 Port Moody 2 0 0 2 1 5 0 4

8 Burnaby Shooters

RESULTS

Burnaby Momentum P P North Shore Fusion

North Shore Icicles P P Burnaby Shooters

North Shore United P P West Vancouver Allstars

Port Moody P P West Coast Synergy

September 18

Burnaby Shooters 0 v 5 Burnaby Momentum

West Vancouver Allstars 2 v 3 North Shore Icicles

North Shore Fusion 2 v 0 Port Moody

West Coast Synergy 2 v 3 North Shore United

0 0 2 2 8 0 6

North Shore Fusion v Burnaby Momentum

West Coast Synergy v Port Moody

September 25

Burnaby Momentum 0 v 0 West Vancouver Allstars

Burnaby Shooters 2 v 3 North Shore Fusion

North Shore Icicles 3 v 3 West Coast Synergy

North Shore United 3 v 1 Port Moody

SCHEDULE

October 2 West Vancouver Allstars v Burnaby Shooters

West Coast FC Synergy v Burnaby Momentum

North Shore Fusion v North Shore United

Port Moody v North Shore Icicles

October 16 North Shore Icicles v North Shore Fusion

North Shore United v Burnaby Momentum

West Coast Synergy v West Vancouver Allstars

Port Moody v Burnaby Shooters

October 23 Burnaby Momentum v North Shore Icicles

Burnaby Shooters v North Shore United

West Vancouver Allstars v Port Moody

North Shore Fusion v West Coast Synergy

October 30 Burnaby Shooters v North Shore Icicles

West Vancouver Allstars v North Shore United

Pos Club

1 Ex Patriots

2 West Coast Invivo

3 Sunday Caesars

4 Westside Coyotes

5 Coastal Vault

6 Delta United B

7 Van City B

8 North Delta Shooters

RESULTS

September 11 Ex Patriots P P West Coast Invivo

Westside Coyotes P P Van City B

Sunday Caesars P P Delta United B

North Delta Shooters P P Coastal Vault

September 16 Delta United B 4 v 2 North Delta Shooters

September 18 Westside Coyotes 2 v 6 Sunday Caesars

West Coast Invivo 0 v 0 Van City B

Coastal Vault 1 v 9 Ex Patriots

September 25 Westside Coyotes 3 v 1 Delta United B

Ex Patriots 11 v 2 North Delta Shooters

Sunday Caesars 0 v 2 West Coast Invivo

Van City B 2 v 3 Coastal Vault

September 30 Delta United B 1 v 13 Ex Patriots

SCHEDULE

October 2 West Coast Invivo v Westside Coyotes

Coastal Vault v Sunday Caesars

North Delta Shooters v Van City B

October 16 Ex Patriots v Sunday Caesars

Coastal Vault v West Coast Invivo

Van City B v Delta United B

North Delta Shooters v Westside Coyotes

October 21 Delta United B v Coastal Vault

October 23 Westside Coyotes v Ex Patriots

West Coast Invivo v North Delta Shooters

Sunday Caesars v Van City B

October 28 Delta United B v Sunday Caesars

October 30 West Coast Invivo v Ex Patriots

W D L F A Pts GD

3 0 0 33 4 9 29

1 1 0 2 0 4 2

1 0 1 6 4 3 2

1 0 1 5 7 3 2

1 0 1 4 11 3 7

1 0 2 6 18 3 12

0 1 1 2 3 1 1

0 0 2 4 15 0 11

Coastal Vault v North Delta Shooters

Van City B v Westside Coyotes

Pos Club

Pld W D L F A Pts GD

1 Poco Fire 2 2 0 0 5 1 6 4

2 Ridge Meadows Aces

3 Green Devils

2 0 0 6 3 6 3

1 0 1 3 1 3 2

4 Coquitlam Metro Ford Crush 2 1 0 1 7 6 3 1

5 Royal City Kodiaks

6 Surrey United Synergy

1 0 1 3 4 3 1

1 0 1 3 5 3 2

7 Surrey Blitz 2 0 0 2 1 4 0 3

8 New West Hyacks 2 0 0 2 0 4 0 4

RESULTS

September 11 Surrey Blitz P P Ridge Meadows Aces

Coquitlam Metro Ford Crush P P Green Devils

Royal City Kodiaks P P Surrey United Synergy

New West Hyacks P P Poco Fire

September 18 Green Devils 3 v 0 New West Hyacks

Poco Fire 4 v 1 Royal City Kodiaks

Surrey United Synergy 2 v 1 Surrey Blitz

Ridge Meadows Aces 5 v 3 Coq Metro Ford Crush

September 25 Green Devils 0 v 1 Poco Fire

Surrey Blitz 0 v 2 Royal City Kodiaks

Coq Metro Ford Crush 4 v 1 Surrey Utd Synergy

New West Hyacks 0 v 1 Ridge Meadows Aces

SCHEDULE

October 2 Poco Fire v Surrey Blitz

Surrey United Synergy v New West Hyacks

Ridge Meadows Aces v Green Devils

Royal City Kodiaks v Coquitlam Metro Ford Crush

October 16 Surrey Blitz v New West Hyacks

Surrey United Synergy v RMSC Aces

Coquitlam Metro Ford Crush v Poco Fire

Royal City Kodiaks v Green Devils

October 23 Green Devils v Surrey Blitz

Poco Fire v Surrey United Synergy

RMSC Aces v Royal City Kodiaks

New West Hyacks v Coquitlam Metro Ford Crush

October 30 Green Devils v Coquitlam Metro Ford Crush

Poco Fire v New West Hyacks

Surrey United Synergy v Royal City Kodiaks

RMSC Aces v Surrey Blitz

Pos Club

1 Surrey Monsoon

2 Abbotsford Phoenix

Pld W D L F A Pts GD

2 0 0 9 1 6 8

1 1 0 3 1 4 2

3 Ridge Meadows United 2 1 0 1 7 7 3 0

4 Trinity Western Spartans 2 1 0 1 3 4 3 1

5 Albion Goaldiggerz

2 1 0 1 1 2 3 1

6 Port Moody Wolves 2 0 2 0 3 3 2 0

7 Aldergrove Storm 2 0 1 1 3 9 1 6

8 The Chillies 2 0 0 2 1 3 0 2

RESULTS

September 11 The Chillies P P Port Moody Wolves

Surrey Monsoon P P Albion Goaldiggerz

Abbotsford Phoenix P P Aldergrove Storm

Ridge Mdws United P P Trinity Western Spartans

September 18 Aldergrove Storm 1 v 7 Ridge Meadows United

Albion Goaldiggerz 1 v 0 The Chillies

Trinity Western Spartans 1 v 3 Surrey Monsoon

Port Moody Wolves 1 v 1 Abbotsford Phoenix

September 25 The Chillies 1 v 2 Trinity Western Spartans

Surrey Monsoon 6 v 0 Ridge Meadows United

Abbotsford Phoenix 2 v 0 Albion Goaldiggerz

Port Moody Wolves 2 v 2 Aldergrove Storm

SCHEDULE

October 2 Aldergrove Storm v Surrey Monsoon

Albion Goaldiggerz v Port Moody Wolves

Ridge Meadows United v The Chillies

Trinity Western Spartans v Abbotsford Phoenix

October 16 The Chillies v Aldergrove Storm

Surrey Monsoon v Abbotsford Phoenix

Ridge Meadows United v Port Moody Wolves

Trinity Western Spartans v Albion Goaldiggerz

October 23 Aldergrove Storm v Trinity Western Spartans

Abbotsford Phoenix v The Chillies

Albion Goaldiggerz v Ridge Meadows United

Port Moody Wolves v Surrey Monsoon

October 30 Aldergrove Storm v Abbotsford Phoenix

Albion Goaldiggerz v Surrey Monsoon

Port Moody Wolves v The Chillies

Trinity Western Spartans v Ridge Meadows United

September 11

Pos Club

1 Burnaby United

2 Coquitlam ICE

3 Ridge Meadows Ravens

4 Poco Flames

5 Poco Venom

6 Ridge Meadows Warriors

7 Surrey United Diamonds

8 New West United

RESULTS

Burnaby United P P Coquitlam ICE

Poco Venom P P Poco Flames

Surrey United Diamonds P P New West United

Ridge Mdws Warriors P P Ridge Mdws Ravens

September 18 Poco Flames 5 v 2 Surrey United Diamonds

New West United 0 v 9 Burnaby United

Ridge Meadows Ravens 3 v 0 Poco Venom

Coquitlam ICE 4 v 3 Ridge Meadows Warriors

September 23 New West United 0 v 10 Coquitlam ICE

September 25 Burnaby United 3 v 0 Poco Flames

Surrey Utd Diamonds 0 v 4 Ridge Meadows Ravens

Poco Venom 3 v 2 Ridge Meadows Warriors

SCHEDULE

October 1 Poco Flames v New West United

October 2 Coquitlam ICE v Poco Venom

Ridge Meadows Ravens v Burnaby United

Ridge Meadows Warriors v Surrey United Diamonds

October 16 Surrey United Diamonds v Coquitlam ICE

Poco Venom v Burnaby United

Ridge Meadows Ravens v Poco Flames

Ridge Meadows Warriors v New West United

October 23 Burnaby United v Surrey United Diamonds

Poco Flames v Ridge Meadows Warriors

New West United v Poco Venom

Coquitlam ICE v Ridge Meadows Ravens

October 30 Poco Flames v Poco Venom

Ridge Meadows Ravens v Ridge Meadows Warriors

W D L F A Pts GD

2 0 0 12 0 6 12

2 0 0 14 3 6 11

2 0 0 7 0 6 7

1 0 1 5 5 3 0

1 0 1 3 5 3 2

0 0 2 5 7 0 2

0 0 2 2 9 0 7

0 0 2 0 19 0 19

Coquitlam ICE v Burnaby United

New West United v Surrey United Diamonds

Pos Club Pld W D L F A Pts GD

1 Rainbow Strikers

2 Hodder Tugs

3 Musqueam Strong

4 United

5 Saints

6 Vancouver Wildcats

7 Vancouver Phoenix

8 Vancouver Geckos

RESULTS

September 10 Vancouver Wildcats 0 v 1 Musqueam Strong

September 11 Vancouver Geckos P P Saints

Vancouver Phoenix P P Hodder Tugs

Rainbow Strikers P P United

September 18 Hodder Tugs 3 v 0 Vancouver Geckos

Musqueam Strong 0 v 2 Rainbow Strikers

Saints 2 v 0 Vancouver Wildcats

United 10 v 1 Vancouver Phoenix

September 24 Vancouver Wildcats 1 v 0 Vancouver Geckos

September 25 Vancouver Phoenix 1 v 1 Musqueam Strong

Rainbow Strikers 7 v 0 Saints

United 2 v 6 Hodder Tugs

SCHEDULE

October 2 Hodder Tugs v Vancouver Wildcats

Vancouver Geckos v Rainbow Strikers

Saints v Vancouver Phoenix

Musqueam Strong v United

October 15 Vancouver Wildcats v Vancouver Phoenix

October 16 Vancouver Geckos v United

Saints v Musqueam Strong

Rainbow Strikers v Hodder Tugs

October 23 Hodder Tugs v Saints

Vancouver Phoenix v Rainbow Strikers

Musqueam Strong v Vancouver Geckos

United v Vancouver Wildcats

October 30 Hodder Tugs v Vancouver Phoenix

Musqueam Strong v Vancouver Wildcats

2 0 0 9 0 6 9

2 0 0 9 2 6 7

1 1 1 2 3 4 1

1 0 1 12 7 3 5

1 0 1 2 7 3 5

1 0 2 1 3 3 2

0 1 1 2 11 1 9

0 0 2 0 4 0 4

Saints v Vancouver Geckos

United v Rainbow Strikers

RESULTS

September

Ex Patriots

Pacific Dragon

Westcoast

September

Grads

Richmond

Ex Patriot

Pacific Dragon

September

VanSal

Ex Patriots

Grads

September

October

Westcoast

October

Grads

VanSal

October

Westcoast

VanSal

Dragon

Ex Patriots

Heatherbrae

United

AC Phantoms

Richlads

Hammers

Club Ireland Rovers

Lerazo

Ex Patriots Panthers

Unicorn B

Sports

Rock

RESULTS

September 11 AC Phantoms 3 v 1 Lee Man

Unicorn B 0 v 5 Hammers

Lion Rock 0 v 2 Richlads

Ex Patriots Panthers 0 v 2 United

BG Rangers 1 v 4 Lerazo

K2 Sports 4 v 5 Club Ireland Rovers

Heatherbrae 7 v 0 Melvin

September 18 BG Rangers 0 v 0 Lee Man

Haetherbrae 2 v 0 Hammers

AC Phantoms 3 v 2 Unicorn B

K2 Sports 1 v 2 United

Melvin 1 v 8 Richlads

Club Ireland Rovers 1 v 0 Lerazo

Lion Rock 0 v 2 Ex Patriots Panthers

September 25 AC Phantoms 2 v 1Lion Rock

BG Rangers 0 v 2 Unicorn B

Heatherbrae 4 v 0 Lee Man

K2 Sports 1 v 1 EPFC Panthers

Melvin 1 v 5 United

Club Ireland Rovers 2 v 5 Hammers

Lerazo 1 v 1 Richlads

SCHEDULE

October 2 AC Phantoms v BG Rangers

K2 Sports v Lion Rock

Heatherbrae v Unicorn

Melvin v Ex Patriots Panthers

Club Ireland Rovers v Lee Man

Lerazo v United Richlads v Hammers

October 16 AC Phantoms v Club Ireland Rovers

Lerazo v Melvin Richlads v Heatherbrae

Hammers v K2 Sports United v BG Rangers Lee Man v Lion Rock

Ex Patroipts Panthers v Unicorn B

October 23 Heatherbrae v BG Rangers

Lerazo v Ex Patriots Panthers

Hammers v United

AC Phantoms v K2 Sports

Melvin v Lion Rock

Club Ireland Rovers v Unicorn B Richlads v Lee Man

October 30 AC Phantoms v Heatherbrae

Melvin v K2 Sports United v Lee Man Club Ireland Rovers v BG Rangers Lerazo v Lion Rock Richlads v Unicorn B

Hammers v Ex Patriots Panthers

The 1st week of top flight amateur soccer competition has come to a close. An exciting weekend that saw all games played, narrowly missing some bad air situations. Here is the overall picture of what happened this weekend in division 1:

The division started off Friday in Cowichan with the hosts defeating Gorge (with a late penalty shot goal at 89') by score of 3 2. Cowichan goals by Blaze Roberts, Connor Crichton, and Michael Daniels. Gorge had markers from Jordan DeGraaf and James Cameron.

Friday also saw Vic West FC hosting Bays Utd in Sooke and the hosts came away with a convincing 5 1 victory. Vic West goals by a Bays Own Goal, Daniel Pritchard, Salem Almardy, Marcus Campanile, and Alex Balbo. The loan marker for Bays was scored by Robert Eng.

Friday wrapped up with the Game of the Week, which also doubled up as the Cup Winners Cup. This was a game between last years League Champions (Lakehill) and last years Jackson Cup winner (Nanaimo). Lakehill came out the victor with a 4 0 win. Goals were by Patrick Nelson and Craig Gorman who had 2 each. Earning his first clean sheet of the year was Keeper Hardeep Gahunia. Game MVP was Lakehill goal scoring machine, Craig Gorman.

Saturday started with Powell River Villa hosting Westcastle Lakers, and they battled to a 1 1 draw. Villa’s goal scorer was James Timothy. Westcastle snuck in a late goal (86') by Taylor Ako.

The division wrapped up with the Victoria Highlanders going to Comox and winning 4 1. Highlander goals by Godwin Babu, Logan Beaverford, and Samule Vieira x 2. The lone scorer for the hosts was Kyle Bate.

Fair to say that there were some interesting results over the weekend. Lakehill running away with the match was one of them, even though the game was very close for the first 30 minutes. Cowichan defeating Gorge was a surprise to some, and Westcastle earning a point in Powell River turned some heads as well. Just a great weekend of local soccer over the weekend with games up and down the whole Island.

A stunning weekend up and down Vancouver Island saw all top flight amateur men's games played in week 2. Here is a quick snapshot of what took place in Division 1......some were close and pretty, some not so much.

Friday started with Cowichan Axis defeating Westcastle Lakers 3 1 in North Cowichan. Cowichan goals were scored by Connor Crichton, Colin Knight, and Michael Daniels. Westcastle's lone

SOCCER LEAGUE ROUND UP

marker was scored by Eric Karigo.

Friday saw a very tight affair in Nanaimo as the defending Jackson Cup Champions Nanaimo Utd rebounded after last weeks shutout loss to slip by Vic West 2 1. Nanaimo had goals by Marcus Cramb and Paddy Greig. Vic West goal was scored by Kaelan Cooke.

Friday wrapped up with a high scoring affair in Oak Bay as Gorge FC defeated Bays Utd handily by score of 8 0. Gorge goals by Mike Dunham, Hussen Sayed, Austin Dickson, Bryce Marinus, James Cameron x 2, and Jordan De Graaf x 2. Earning his VISL ever VISL shutout was Keeper Hayato Matsuba.

Saturday started out with a match at Timberlane Park in Powell River and the host Villa squad defeated Comox 4 0. Powell River Villa goals were scored by James Timothy, Jake Kenmuir, and Niko Cristante x 2. Supplying the clean sheet for Villa was Keeper Matt Liknes.

Saturday wrapped up with an interesting game at Starlight Stadium as Lakehill defeated the Victoria Highlanders 6 2. The opening half was completed with a scoreline of 1 1, then things opened up in the second half. Lakehill had goals from Craig Gorman, Parm Johal, Jack Hill, and Isaac Koch x 3. Highlander goals were had by Jameson Kiezik and Elijah Bean.

It’s no surprise seeing defending Garrison Cup champions Lakehill at the top of the table, but a few eyebrows have been lifted seeing Cowichan Axis up there. A great weekend of local grass roots soccer on the Island. Hoping the decent weather continues as we look forward to week #3.

Week 3 in the books, and this past weekend was a perfect example of why games actually get played as opposed to just assigning points to the team that maybe should win. Early season upsets was the common theme this past weekend. Here is the snapshot of what took place.

Friday night started out with a bit of a surprise at Hampton Park as Gorge toppled defending Jackson Cup Champions Nanaimo by score of 4 3. Gorge goals were from Jordan DeGraaf, a Nanaimo own goal, and 2 from Hatim El Azhari. Nanaimo goals were from Marcus Cramb, Callum Magog, and Paddy Greig.

Another surprising result on Friday saw Vic West blank the Victoria Highlanders 4 0. Vic West goals by Theo Weismiller, Alec Balbo, and Salem Almardy x 2. Earning his first shutout of the year was Keeper Oleksandr Harapa

The biggest shock on Friday was having winless Bays Utd defeat previously undefeated

Cowichan 2 1. Bays had goals from Alexander Emery and Robert Eng. The lone marker for Cowichan was from Devin Jack.

Saturday saw Lakehill FC defeat Powell River Villa 4 1. Lakehill had goals from Blair Sturrock, Craig Gorman, and Patrick Nelson with a pair. Villa got on the board early with a goal from Griffin Leach.

Saturday wrapped up with a game at Vanier turf that saw Comox Valley shutout Westcastle Lakers 1 0. Comox goal was from Nick Marinus. Earning his first shutout of the year was Justin Black.

Lakehill has the undefeated look, is currently in 1st place, and some are believing they will run away with the division. The next spot is up for grabs as 3 teams are battling all with 6 points. Everything after that has a lot of teams whose early season fate could be so much different.

A gorgeous weekend of amateur men's soccer up and down the Island. Thanks for continuing to support those people who live, work, and play in your community.

Pos Club

1 Lakehill

Cowichan Axis

D

F A Pts GD

4 0 0 22 4 12 18

3 0 1 11 5 9 6

3 Gorge 4 3 0 1 15 6 9 9

4 Vic West

3 0 1 13 4 9 9

5 Bays United 4 1 1 2 4 15 4 11

6 Nanaimo United 4 1 1 2 6 10 4 4

7 Powell River Villa 4 1 1 2 7 8 4 1

8 Victoria Highlanders 4 1 0 3 6 12 3 6

9 Comox Valley United 4 1 0 3 2 12 3 10

10 Westcastle Lakers 4 0 1 3 3 13 1 10

RESULTS

September 9 Cowichan 3 v 2 Gorge

Vic West 5 v 1 Bays United

Lakehill 4 v 0 Nanaimo United

September 10 Powell River Villa 1 v 1 Westcastle Lakers

Comox Valley Utd 1 v 4 Victoria Highlanders

September 16 Cowichan 3 v 1 Westcastle Lakers

Nanaimo United 2 v 1 Vic West

Bays United 0 v 8 Gorge

September 17 Powell River Villa 4 v 0 Comox Valley United Victoria Highlanders 2 v 6 Lakehill

September 23 Gorge 4 v 3 Nanaimo United

Vic West 4 v 0 Victoria Highlanders

Bays United 2 v 1 Cowichan

September 24 Lakehill 4 v 1 Powell River Villa

Comox Valley Utd 1 v 0 Westcastle Lakers

September 30 Westcastle Lakers 1 v 8 Lakehill

Bays United 1 v 1 Nanaimo United

SCHEDULE

October 1

Powell River Villa v Vic West

Cowichan v Comox Valley United

Victoria Highlanders v Gorge

October 7 Vic West v Westcastle Lakers

Bays United v Victoria Highlanders

Nanaimo United v Cowichan

October 8 Comox Valley United v Lakehill Gorge v Powell River Villa

October 14 Nanaimo United v Victoria Highlanders

Cowichan v Lakehill

October 15

Powell River Villa v Bays United

Comox Valley United v Vic West

Westcastle Lakers v Gorge

October 21 Cowichan v Victoria Highlanders

Bays United v Westcastle Lakers

Vic West v Lakehill

October 22 Nanaimo United v Powell River Villa Gorge v Comox Valley United

October 28 Cowichan v Vic West Lakehill v Gorge

October 29

Powell River Villa v Victoria Highlanders

Comox Valley United v Bays United

Westcastle Lakers v Nanaimo United

Spring

Gorge United

Lakehill

Lake

River

Juan de Fuca

Easy Touch

RESULTS

September 10 Saanich Fusion Bandits 2 v 4 Gorge United

Prospect Lake Lakers 2 v 3 Salt Spring

Gorge Reserves 1 v 2 Lakehill Reserves

Nanaimo United Reserves 2 v 1 Campbell River

September 11 Easy Touch 1 v 4 Juan de Fuca Hellas

September 17 Salt Spring 3 v 0 Juan de Fuca Hellas

Campbell River 2 v 0 Gorge Reserves

Lakehill Reserves 2 v 4 Saanich Fusion Bandits Gorge United 1 v 1 Prospect Lake Lakers

September 18 Easy Touch 0 v 3 Nanaimo United Reserves

September 23 Juan de Fuca Hellas 0 v 3 Prospect Lake Lakers

September 24 Saanich Fusion Bandits 1 v 0 Campbell River

Nanaimo United Reserves 1 v 0 Salt Spring Gorge Reserves 6 v 0 Easy Touch Lakehill Reserves 1 v 0 Gorge United

SCHEDULE

October 1 Salt Spring v Gorge Reserves

Campbell River v Lakehill Reserves Gorge United v Juan de Fuca Hellas

Prospect Lake Lakers v Nanaimo United Reserves

October 2 Easy Touch v Saanich Fusion Bandits

October 8 Saanich Fusion Bandits v Salt Spring

Campbell River v Gorge United Lakehill Reserves v Easy Touch

Gorge Reserves v Prospect Lake Lakers

Nanaimo United Reserves v Juan de Fuca Hellas

October 14 Juan de Fuca Hellas v Gorge Reserves

October 15 Salt Spring v Lakehill Reserves

Gorge United v Nanaimo United Reserves

Prospect Lake Lakers v Saanich Fusion Bandits

October 16 Easy Touch v Campbell River

October 22 Saanich Fusion Bandits v Juan de Fuca Hellas

Campbell River v Salt Spring

Lakehill Reserves v Prospect Lake Lakers

Gorge Reserves v Nanaimo United Reserves

October 23 Easy Touch v Gorge United

October 28 Juan de Fuca Hellas v Lakehill Reserves

October 29 Salt Spring v Easy Touch

Prospect Lake Lakers v Campbell River

Gorge United v Gorge Reserves

Nanaimo United Reserves v Saanich Fusion Bandits

Gorge C

Celtic

Cowichan

RESULTS

Lake Lakers

September 10 Cowichan Oak 2 v 5 Sooke Celtic

Juan de Fuca Kings 1 v 0 Vic West Reserves

September 11 Castaways 4 v 0 Vantreights

Prospect Lake Lakers Res 1 v 6 Saanich Fusion GBE Gorge C 3 v 0 Mid Isle Mariners

September 16 Sooke Celtic 8 v 0 Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves

Mid Isle Mariners 2 v 2 Juan de Fuca Kings

September 17 Vantreights 2 v 3 Gorge C Cowichan Oak 2 v 4 Vic West Reserves

Saanich Fusion GBE 2 v 2 Castaways

September 23 Castaways 2 v 1 Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves Cowichan Oak 1 v 1 Mid Isle Mariners

September 24 Juan de Fuca Kings 2 v 0 Vantreights

September 25 Vic West Reserves 3 v 1 Sooke Celtic Gorge C 2 v 1 Saanich Fusion GBE

September 30 Sooke Celtic 1 v 0 Castaways

SCHEDULE

October 1 Vantreights v Cowichan Oak

Saanich Fusion GBE v Juan de Fuca Kings

October 2 Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves v Gorge C

Mid Isle Mariners v Vic West Reserves

October 7 Vic West Reserves v Vantreights

Cowichan Oak v Saanich Fusion GBE

October 8 Juan de Fuca Kings v Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves

October 9 Gorge C v Castaways

Mid Isle Mariners v Sooke Celtic

October 14

Sooke Celtic v Gorge C

October 15 Vantreights v Mid Isle Mariners

Castaways v Juan de Fuca Kings

Saanich Fusion GBE v Vic West Reserves

October 16

Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves v Cowichan Oak

October 22 Vantreights v Sooke Celtic Cowichan Oak v Castaways

Juan de Fuca Kings v Gorge C

October 23 Vic West Reserves v Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves

Mid Isle Mariners v Saanich Fusion GBE

October 28 Sooke Celtic v Juan de Fuca Kings

October 29 Saanich Fusion GBE v Vantreights

October 30 Castaways v Vic West Reserves

Prospect Lake Lakers Reserves v Mid Isle Mariners Gorge C v Cowichan Oak

Lake Lakers

Cook Street United

Vantreights

Fernwood

Nanaimo United

Saanich

RESULTS

September 9 Prospect Lake Lakers C 5 v 0 Lakehill Hooligans

September 10 Juan de Fuca Re United 1 v 2 Vantreights Mates

Cowichan Fury 2 v 4 Fernwood United

September 11 Bays United Reserves 2 v 0 Saanich Fusion Matadors

Cook Street United 4 v 0 Nanaimo United C

September 16 Vantreights Mates 0 v 0 Cowichan Fury

September 17 Lakehill Hooligans 1 v 4 Bays United Reserves

Nanaimo United C 0 v 3 Juan de Fuca Re United

September 18 Fernwood United 1 v 0 Prospect Lake Lakers C Saanich Fusion Matadors 1 v 1 Cook Street United

September 23 Prospect Lake Lakers C 2 v 0 Vantreights Mates

September 24 Cowichan Fury 2 v 2 Nanaimo United C

September 25 Juan de Fuca Re United 1 v 3 Cook Street United

Bays United Reserves 5 v 3 Fernwood United Saanich Fusion Matadors 3 v 4 Lakehill Hooligans

SCHEDULE

October 1 Vantreights Mates v Bays United Reserves

Nanaimo United C v Prospect Lake Lakers C

October 2 Fernwood United v Lakehill Hooligans

Cook Street United v Cowichan Fury

Saanich Fusion Matadors v Juan de Fuca Re United

October 15

Juan de Fuca Re United v Prospect Lake Lakers C

Nanaimo United C v Lakehill Hooligans

October 16 Vantreights Mates v Fernwood United

Cook Street United v Bays United Reserves

Saanich Fusion Matadors v Cowichan Fury

October 21 Prospect Lake Lakers C v Cowichan Fury

October 22

October 23

Vantreights Mates v Saanich Fusion Matadors

Lakehill Hooligans v Cook Street United

Fernwood United v Nanaimo United C Bays United Reserves v Juan de Fuca Re United

October 29 Cowichan Fury v Bays United Reserves

Juan de Fuca Re United v Lakehill Hooligans Nanaimo United C v Vantreights Mates

October 30 Cook Street United v Fernwood United Saanich Fusion Matadors v Prospect Lake Lakers C

October 7

Prospect Lake Lakers C v Cook Street United

October 8 Cowichan Fury v Juan de Fuca Re United Lakehill Hooligans v Vantreights Mates

October 9 Bays United Reserves v Nanaimo United C

Fernwood United v Saanich Fusion Matadors

de Fuca

W

RESULTS

September 9 W sánec 1 v 2 Juan de Fuca United Reserves

September 11 Tritons 1 v 2 Castaways Invicta

Cook Street Soul 0 v 1 Juan de Fuca Bulldogs

Lakehill Reds 1 v 1 Sooke

Mid Isle Mariners Reserves 2 v 4 Vic West C

September 16 Sooke 1 v 0 Cook Street Soul

September 18 Vic West C 7 v 0 Tritons

Juan de Fuca Bulldogs 2 v 1 Mid Isle Mariners Res

Juan de Fuca United Reserves 1 v 5 Lakehill Reds Castaways Invicta 6 v 0 W sánec

September 23 W sánec 0 v 7 Vic West C

September 25 Tritons 1 v 2 Juan de Fuca Bulldogs

Juan de Fuca United Reserves 2 v 1 Sooke

Lakehill Reds 1 v 0 Castaways Invicta

Mid Isle Mariners Reserves 0 v 1 Cook Street Soul

SCHEDULE

October 1 Vic West C v Lakehill Reds

Sooke v Mid Isle Mariners Reserves

October 2 Juan de Fuca Bulldogs v W sánec

Cook Street Soul v Tritons

Castaways Invicta v Juan de Fuca United Reserves

October 7 W sánec v Cook Street Soul

October 9 Castaways Invicta v Sooke

Tritons v Mid Isle Mariners Reserves

Juan de Fuca United Reserves v Vic West C

Lakehill Reds v Juan de Fuca Bulldogs

October 15 Vic West C v Castaways Invicta

Sooke v Tritons

October 16 Cook Street Soul v Lakehill Reds

Juan de Fuca Bulldogs v Juan de Fuca United Res

Mid Isle Mariners Reserves v W sánec

October 21 W sánec v Tritons

October 22 Vic West C v Sooke

October 23

Castaways Invicta v Juan de Fuca Bulldogs

Juan de Fuca United Reserves v Cook Street Soul

Lakehill Reds v Mid Isle Mariners Reserves

October 28 Cook Street Soul v Castaways Invicta

October 29 Sooke v W sánec

October 30 Tritons v Lakehill Reds

Juan de Fuca Bulldogs v Vic West C

Mid Isle Mariners Reserves v Juan de Fuca United Reserves

SOCCER LEAGUE PREMIER DIVISION

Croatia

Vancouver

BB5

Coquitlam

BCT Rovers

Van

Port Moody

Westside

RESULTS

September 10 Vancouver United Hibernian 3 v 2 Port Moody

BCT Rovers Hurricanes 5 v 1 Coastal

Columbus 0 v 1 Surrey Pegasus

Inter EDC 2 v 1 Westside

BB5 United CCB 4 v 3 Coquitlam Metro Ford Wolves

West Vancouver 0 v 1 Croatia

September 16 Coq Metro Ford Wolves 2 v 5 Vancouver Utd Hibs

Inter EDC 2 v 1 BB5 United CCB

Surrey Pegasus 3 v 4 West Vancouver

September 17 Coastal 2 v 1 Columbus

Westside 1 v 2 Croatia

Port Moody 3 v 1 BCT Rovers Hurricanes

September 23 Columbus 1 v 1 Port Moody

West Vancouver 2 v 1 Coastal

BCT Rovers Hurricanes 1 v 4 Coq Metro Ford Wolves

BB5 United CCB 2 v 0 Westside

September 24 Croatia 4 v 1 Surrey Pegasus

September 25 Vancouver United Hibernian 3 v 1 Inter EDC

September 30 Coquitlam Metro Ford Wolves 7 v 2 Columbus

Inter EDC 1 v 3 BCT Rovers Hurricanes

Vancouver United Hibernian 1 v 5 BB5 United CCB

SCHEDULE

October 1 Coastal v Croatia

Westside v Surrey Pegasus

Port Moody v West Vancouver

October 7 Columbus v Inter EDC

West Vancouver v Coquitlam Metro Ford Wolves

Vancouver United Hibernian v Westside

BCT Rovers Hurricanes v BB5 United CCB

Surrey Pegasus v Coastal

October 8 Croatia v Port Moody

October 14 Coquitlam Metro Ford Wolves v Croatia

Inter EDC v West Vancouver

BB5 United CCB v Columbus

October 15 Westside v Coastal

Port Moody v Surrey Pegasus

October 16 Vancouver Utd Hibernian v BCT Rovers Hurricanes

October 21 Columbus v Vancouver United Hibernian

West Vancouver v BB5 United CCB

BCT Rovers Hurricanes v Westside

Surrey Pegasus v Coquitlam Metro Ford Wolves

October 22 Croatia v Inter EDC Coastal v Port Moody

October 28 Coquitlam Metro Ford Wolves v Coastal

BCT Rovers Hurricanes v Columbus

Inter EDC v Surrey Pegasus

BB5 United CCB v Croatia

October 29 Westside v Port Moody

30 Vancouver United Hibernian v West Vancouver

Vancouver United Snipers

Vancouver

North Vancouver

Coquitlam Metro

GN Sporting Club

Rinos Fury

Metro Athletic

Metropolitan

Burnaby Selects Eagles

Romania

Surrey Supra Coastal

Serbia United

RESULTS

September 9 Coq Metro Ford Lupi 0 v 3 Vancouver Greencaps

GN Sporting Club 2 v 2 Surrey Supra Coastal

September 10 North Vancouver 2 v 0 Serbia United

Vancouver Utd Snipers 5 v 1 Burnaby White Eagles

September 11 Metro Athletic P P Romania

Metropolitan P P Rinos Fury

September 16 Rinos Fury 3 v 1 Surrey Supra Coastal

September 17 Vancouver Greencaps 2 v 1 GN Sporting Club

Romania 2 v 4 Coquitlam Metro Ford Lupi

September 18 Burnaby White Eagles 1 v 0 Metro Athletic

Metropolitan 2 v 1 North Vancouver

Serbia United 0 v 5 Vancouver United Snipers

September 23 Coq Metro Ford Lupi 3 v 2 Burnaby White Eagles

GN Sporting Club 3 v 0 Romania

September 24 North Vancouver 6 v 0 Rinos Fury

Vancouver United Snipers 2 v 1 Metropolitan

Surrey Supra Coastal 1 v 2 Vancouver Greencaps

September 25 Metro Athletic 3 v 2 Serbia United

September 30 Rinos Fury 2 v 2 Vancouver Greencaps

SCHEDULE

October 1 North Vancouver v Vancouver Snipers

Romania v Surrey Supra Coastal

October 2 Burnaby White Eagles v GN Sporting Club

Metropolitan v Metro Athletic

Serbia United v Coquitlam Metro Ford Lupi

October 6 Metro Athletic v North Vancouver

October 7 Coquitlam Metro Ford Lupi v Metropolitan

GN Sporting Club v Serbia United

October 8

Vancouver Greencaps v Romania

Vancouver Snipers v Rinos Fury

Surrey Supra Coastal v Burnaby White Eagles

October 14 Rinos Fury v Romania

October 15 North Vancouver v Coquitlam Metro Ford Lupi

Vancouver Snipers v Metro Athletic

October 16 Burnaby White Eagles v Vancouver Greencaps

Metropolitan v GN Sporting Club

Serbia United v Surrey Supra Coastal

October 21 Coquitlam Metro Ford Lupi v Vancouver Snipers

GN Sporting Club v North Vancouver

October 22

Vancouver Greencaps v Serbia United

Romania v Burnaby White Eagles

Surrey Supra Coastal v Metropolitan

October 23 Metro Athletic v Rinos Fury

October 28

October 29

Rinos Fury v Burnaby White Eagles

North Vancouver v Surrey Supra Coastal

Vancouver Snipers v GN Sporting Club

October 30 Metro Athletic v Coquitlam Metro Ford Lupi Metropolitan v Vancouver Greencaps

Serbia United v FC Romania

Serbia United Narps

Columbus Reserves

Lobbans

Strathcona

Siaron

North Vancouver United

Meraloma

BCT Hurricane Tigers

France

Metro Athletic Artistic

Westside United

West Van Reserves

RESULTS

September 9 BCT Hurricane Tigers 4 v 2 West Vancouver B

September 10 Meraloma 1 v 0 Strathcona Primo

September 11 Siaron 0 v 1 Serbia United Narps

Westside United P P North Vancouver United

Lobbans P P Columbus B

Metro Athletic Artistic P P France

September 16 Strathcona Primo 4 v 3 Siaron

Westside United 1 v 2 Meraloma

September 17 West Vancouver B 1 v 5 Lobbans

North Vancouver United 1 v 5 Columbus B

September 18 France 4 v 0 BCT Hurricane Tigers

Serbia United Narps 5 v 0 Metro Athletic Artistic

September 23 BCT Hurricane Tigers 0 v 4 Serbia United Narps

September 24 Meraloma 0 v 1 North Vancouver United

Columbus B 3 v 0 West Vancouver B

September 25 Siaron 2 v 1 Westside United

Metro Athletic Artistic 0 v 5 Strathcona Primo

Lobbans 1 v 0 France

September 30 Westside United 0 v 1 Metro Athletic Artistic

Strathcona Primo 1 v 2 BCT Hurricane Tigers

SCHEDULE

October 1 Meraloma v Siaron

North Vancouver United v West Vancouver B

October 2 France v Columbus B

2

5 6 1

5 6 2

6 5

3 3

3

Serbia United Narps v Lobbans

October 7

October 8

BCT Hurricane Tigers v Westside United

West Vancouver B v France

Columbus B v Serbia United Narps

October 9 Siaron v North Vancouver United Metro Athletic Artistic v Meraloma

Lobbans v Strathcona Primo

October 14 Westside United v Lobbans

Strathcona Primo v Columbus B

October 15 Meraloma v BCT Hurricane Tigers

North Vancouver United v France

October 16 Siaron v Metro Athletic Artistic

Serbia United Narps v West Vancouver B

October 21 BCT Hurricane Tigers v Siaron

October 22

Columbus B v Westside United

West Vancouver B v Strathcona Primo

October 23 France v Serbia United Narps

Metro Athletic Artistic v North Vancouver United

Lobbans v Meraloma

October 28

Westside United v West Vancouver B

Strathcona Primo v France

October 29 Meraloma v Columbus B

North Vancouver United v Serbia United Narps

October 30 Siaron v Lobbans

Metro Athletic Artistic v BCT Hurricane Tigers

Pos

1 Vancouver Harps

Bingers Army

Bingers Army Whistler

Bombastic

5 Westside Strikers

Richmond Hibs

Inter EDC Reserves

Marpole Tropics

Gastown Astro

Shaheen

NK Hrvat

Guildford

RESULTS

September 9 Bingers Army 2 v 1 Marpole Tropics

Shaheen 3 v 5 Bingers Army Whistler

September 10 Vancouver Harps 2 v 2 Gastown Astro

Inter EDC B 0 v 4 Westside Strikers

Guildford 1 v 2 Richmond Hibs

Bombastic 2 v 1 NK Hrvat

September 16 Gastown Astro 1 v 3 Bombastic

September 17 Richmond Hibs 3 v1 Westside Strikers

Bingers Army Whistler 5 v 0 Inter EDC B Guildford 0 v 2Vancouver Harps

NK Hrvat 3 v 4 Bingers Army

September 18 Marpole Tropics 4 v 1 Shaheen

September 23 Vancouver Harps 5 v 0 Richmond Hibs

Bingers Army 5 v 2 Gastown Astro

Westside Strikers 5 v 0 Bingers Army Whistler

September 24 Inter EDC B 3 v 2 Marpole Tropics

Bombastic 3 v 0 Guildford

Shaheen 0 v 0 NK Hrvat

September 30 Gastown Astro 3 v 3 Shaheen

SCHEDULE

October 1 Richmond Hibs v Bingers Army Whistler

Vancouver Harps v Bombastic Guildford v Bingers Army NK Hrvat v Inter EDC B

14 2 10 12

1 0 13 8 10 5

0 1 13 10 9 3

0 1 8 7 9 1

2 0 1 10 3 6 7

0 2 7 10 6 3

0 2 4 11 6 7

2 7 6 3 1

2 2 8 13 2 5

2 2 7 12 2 5

1 3 4 7 1 3

1 3 3 9 1 6

October 2

October 7

Marpole Tropics v Westside Strikers

Bingers Army v Vancouver Harps

Westside Strikers v NK Hrvat

Bingers Army Whistler v Marpole Tropics

Inter EDC B v Gastown Astro

October 8 Shaheen v Guildford

Bombastic v Richmond Hibs

October 14 Gastown Astro v Westside Strikers

October 15 Richmond Hibs v Marpole Tropics

Vancouver Harps v Shaheen

Guildford v Inter EDC B

Bombastic v Bingers Army NK Hrvat v Bingers Army Whistler

October 21 Westside Strikers v Guildford

Bingers Army v Richmond Hibs

October 22 Bingers Army Whistler v Gastown Astro

Marpole Tropics v NK Hrvat

Inter EDC B v Vancouver Harps

Shaheen v Bombastic

October 28 Gastown Astro v Marpole Tropics

Bingers Army v Shaheen

October 29 Richmond Hibs v NK Hrvat

Vancouver Harps v Westside Strikers

Guildford v Bingers Army Whistler

Bombastic v Inter EDC B

West Hounds

Vancouver United

West Coast Celts

Redeemer Eagles

Rinos East Van

Regent College

Mainland Athletic

BCT Rovers

Westside Athletic

SC

North Vancouver Storm

Alemania Z

RESULTS

September 10 Vancouver United Balaclava 1 v 1 West Coast Celts

Rinos East Van 2 v 1 North Vancouver Storm

Mainland Athletic 1 v 1 BCT Rovers Hurricanes B

Regent College 3 v 2 SC

September 11 Westside Athletic P P Redeemer Eagles

West Hounds 14 v 0 Alemania Z

September 16 BCT Rovers Hurricanes B 1 v 1 Regent College

September 17 West Coast Celts 5 v 2 Rinos East Van

SC 0 v 4 West Hounds

Westside Athletic 2 v 3 Mainland Athletic

September 18 Alemania Z 1 v 12 Vancouver United Balaclava

Redeemer Eagles 4 v 0 North Vancouver Storm

September 24 Mainland Athletic 1 v 3 Redeemer Eagles

Rinos East Van 6 v 0 Alemania Z

Regent College 0 v 1 Westside Athletic

September 25 Vancouver United Balaclava 2 v 0 SC

West Hounds 2 v 0 BCT Rovers Hurricanes B

North Vancouver Storm 0 v 5 West Coast Celts

September 30 BCT Rovs Hurricanes B 2 v 1 Vancouver Utd Balaclava

SC 3 v 2 Rinos East Van

SCHEDULE

October 1 Mainland Athletic v Regent College

Westside Athletic v West Hounds

October 2 Alemania Z v North Vancouver Storm

October 8

Redeemer Eagles v West Coast Celts

Rinos East Van v BCT Rovers Hurricanes B

West Coast Celts v Alemania Z

Regent College v Redeemer Eagles

October 9 West Hounds v Mainland Athletic

Vancouver United Balaclava v Westside Athletic North Vancouver Storm v SC

October 14 BCT Rovers Hurricanes B v North Vancouver Storm

October 15 Mainland Athletic v Vancouver United Balaclava

SC v West Coast Celts

Regent College v West Hounds

Westside Athletic v Rinos East Van

October 16 Redeemer Eagles FC v Alemania Z

October 22 West Coast Celts v BCT Rovers Hurricanes B

Rinos East Van v Mainland Athletic

October 23 Alemania Z v SC

West Hounds v Redeemer Eagles

Vancouver United Balaclava v Regent College

North Vancouver Storm v Westside Athletic

October 28 BCT Rovers Hurricanes B v Alemania Z

October 29

Mainland Athletic v North Vancouver Storm Regent College v Rinos East Van

Westside Athletic v West Coast Celts

October 30

Redeemer Eagles v SC

West Hounds v Vancouver United Balaclava

Surrey Temple

Cosmos

Coastal B

Mlima

PCOV Benfica

Port Moody

Spurs

North Vancouver Lions

SST

Royal City Rangers

RESULTS

September 9 Musqueam Spurs 0 v 3 Surrey Temple

September 10 Euro 1 v 4 Cosmos

North Vancouver Lions 1 v 0 Royal City Rangers

September 11 PCOV Benfica P P Nottingham Deforestation

Port Moody Rangers P P Coastal B

SST P P Mlima

September 17 Cosmos 0 v 1 PCOV Benfica

Nottingham Deforestation 1 v 11 Pt Moody Rangers

Coastal B 2 v 1 Musqueam Spurs

September 18 Mlima 4 v 1 Royal City Rangers

SST 1 v 2 Euro

Surrey Temple 4 v 1 North Vancouver Lions

September 23 Musqueam Spurs 8 v2 Nottingham Deforestation

September 24 North Vancouver Lions 0 v 3 Coastal B

Royal City Rangers 2 v 8 Surrey Temple

Euro 0 v 1 Mlima

September 25 PCOV Benfica 3 v 2 SST

Port Moody Rangers 0 v 3 Cosmos

SCHEDULE

October 1 Euro v PCOV Benfica

Cosmos v Musqueam Spurs

Coastal B v Royal City Rangers

Nottingham Deforestation v North Vancouver Lions

October 2 Mlima v Surrey Temple

SST v Port Moody C

October 7

October 8

Musqueam Spurs v SST

Surrey Temple v Coastal B

North Vancouver Lions v Cosmos

Royal City Rangers v Nottingham Deforestation

October 9 PCOV Benfica v Mlima

Port Moody C v Euro

October 15 Euro v Musqueam Spurs

Cosmos v Royal City Rangers

Nottingham Deforestation v Surrey Temple

October 16 PCOV Benfica v Port Moody C Mlima v Coastal B

SST v North Vancouver Lions

October 21

October 22

Musqueam Spurs v PCOV Benfica

Coastal B v Nottingham Deforestation

North Vancouver Lions v Euro

Royal City Rangers v SST

Surrey Temple v Cosmos

Port Moody C v Mlima

October 29 Cosmos v Coastal B

Euro v Royal City Rangers

October 30 PCOV Benfica v North Vancouver Lions

Mlima v Nottingham Deforestation

SST v Surrey Temple

Port Moody C v Musqueam Spurs

Vancouver Greencaps

New West

Metropolitan Reserves

Twin Arrows

Vancouver Harps

Coquitlam Metro

Port Moody Reserves

GFC United Lions

Vancouver Athletic Kray

RESULTS

September 10 Strathcona Primo B 0 v 1 New West

Vancouver Harps B 1 v 0 Coq Metro Ford Young Boys

GFC United Lions 0 v 1 Vancouver Greencaps B

Port Moody B 1 v 2 Alemania X

September 11 Twin Arrows P P Bombastic B

Metropolitan B 5 v 1 Vancouver Athletic Kray United

September 16 Coq Metro Ford Young Boys 4 v 3 GFC United Lions

Vancouver Greencaps B 2 v 1 Port Moody B

September 17 Bombastic B 2 v 2 Strathcona Primo B

September 18 Vancouver Athletic Kray United 1 v 4 New West

Alemania X 1 v 5 Twin Arrows

Metropolitan B 3 v 1 Vancouver Harps B

September 24 Strathcona Primo B 1 v 0 Alemania X

Vancouver Harps B 2 v 1 Vancouver Athletic Kray Utd

GFC United Lions 3 v 4 Metropolitan B

Port Moody B 1 v 1 Coq Metro Ford Young Boys

New West 5 v 1 Bombastic B

September 25 Twin Arrows 1 v 1 Vancouver Greencaps B

September 30 Coquitlam Metro Ford Young Boys 1 v 2 Twin Arrows

Vancouver Greencaps B 3 v 2 Strathcona Primo B

SCHEDULE

October 1 Vancouver Harps B v GFC United Lions

October 2 Vancouver Athletic Kray United v Bombastic B

Alemania X v New West

October 8

Metropolitan B v Port Moody B

Strathcona Primo B v Coq Metro Ford Young Boys

GFC United Lions v Vancouver Athletic Kray United

Port Moody B v Vancouver Harps B

New West v Vancouver Greencaps B

Bombastic B v Alemania X

October 9

Twin Arrows v Metropolitan B

October 14 Coquitlam Metro Ford Young Boys v New West

Vancouver Greencaps B v Bombastic B

October 15

Vancouver Harps B v Twin Arrows

GFC United Lions v Port Moody B

October 16 Vancouver Athletic Kray United v Alemania X

Metropolitan B v Strathcona Primo B

October 22

Strathcona Primo B v Vancouver Harps B

Port Moody B v Vancouver Athletic Kray United New West v Metropolitan B

Bombastic B v Coquitlam Metro Ford Young Boys

October 23

Alemania X v Vancouver Greencaps B

Twin Arrows v GFC United Lions

October 28 Coquitlam Metro Ford Young Boys v Alemania X

October 29

GFC United Lions v Strathcona Primo B

Vancouver Harps B v New West A

Port Moody B v Twin Arrows

October 30 Vancouver Ath Kray Utd v Vancouver Greencaps B Metropolitan B v Bombastic B

Dinamo Anatolia

New West

Vancouver Athletic

Cliff Avenue

Unathletico Vancouver

GFC United

AC Vansterdamn

United

RESULTS

September 9 GFC United Lions B 4 v 2 Cleves

Dinamo Anatolia 4 v 2 AC Vansterdamn Reign

September 10 Serbia United C 0 v 10 Metropolitan C

New West B 0 v 2 Cliff Avenue United Mustangs

September 11 Vancouver Patagonia 3 v 1 Kitsilano Athletic

Vancouver Ath Dynamo P P Unathletico Vancouver

September 17 Cliff Ave Utd Mustangs 0 v 1 Unathletico Vancouver AC Vansterdamn Reign 1 v 2 Vancouver Ath Dynamo

New West B 6 v 1 Vancouver Patagonia

September 18 Kitsilano Athletic 6 v 1 Serbia United C

Metropolitan C 0 v 0 GFC United Lions B

Cleves 5 v 7 Dinamo Anatolia

September 23 GFC United Lions B 2 v 2 Kitsilano Athletic

Dinamo Anatolia 3 v 1 Metropolitan C

September 24 Serbia United C 2 v 6 New West B

Unathletico Vancouver 3 v 1 AC Vansterdamn Reign

September 25 Vancouver Patagonia 0 v 2 Cliff Ave Utd Mustangs Vancouver Athletic Dynamo 4 v 1 Cleves

SCHEDULE

October 1 Cliff Avenue Utd Mustangs v AC Vansterdamn Reign

New West B v GFC United Lions B

October 2 Vancouver Patagonia v Serbia United C

Kitsilano Athletic v Dinamo Anatolia

Metropolitan C v Vancouver Athletic Dynamo

October 7

Cleves v Unathletico Vancouver

GFC United Lions B v Vancouver Patagonia FC

Dinamo Anatolia v New West B

October 8 AC Vansterdamn Reign v Cleves

Serbia United C v Cliff Avenue United Mustangs

Unathletico Vancouver v Metropolitan C

October 9

Vancouver Athletic Dynamo v Kitsilano Athletic

October 15 Cliff Avenue United Mustangs v Cleves

Serbia United C v GFC United Lions B

New West B v Vancouver Athletic Dynamo

October 16

Vancouver Patagonia v Dinamo Anatolia

Kitsilano Athletic v Unathletico Vancouver

Metropolitan C v AC Vansterdamn Reign

October 21 GFC United Lions B v Cliff Avenue United Mustangs

Dinamo Anatolia v Serbia United C

October 22 AC Vansterdamn Reign v Kitsilano Athletic

Unathletico Vancouver v New West B

Cleves v Metropolitan C

October 23

October 28

Vancouver Athletic Dynamo v Vancouver Patagonia

GFC United Lions B v Dinamo Anatolia

October 29 Cliff Avenue United Mustangs v Metropolitan C

Serbia United C v Vancouver Athletic Dynamo

New West B v AC Vansterdamn Reign

October

Vancouver Patagonia v Unathletico Vancouver

Kitsilano Athletic v Cleves

ALBERTA

EMSA WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

The Edmonton Minor Soccer Association is pleased to welcome the following new clubs into the fold.

In the Northern boundary we welcome

BTB Academy

Internazionale Edmonton

Forza

Edmonton Drillers

Victoria

In the Southern boundary we welcome

Juventus Edmonton

Punjab Warriors Royal Edmonton

Pos

1 Calgary Croatia

Rangers

3 Cochrane Rangers

4 South West United Selects

5 Rapids Inferno

Missfits

7 Mirage

Typhoons

Valkyries

Rage

RESULTS

September 1 Valkyries 9 v 2 Mirage

September 6 Rapids Inferno 4 v 5 Cochrane Rangers

September 7 South West United Selects 2 v 3 Calgary

September 8 Typhoons 1 v 0 Missfits

September 12 South West United Selects 6 v 0 Missfits

September 13 Rapids Inferno 4 v 1 Mirage

September 14 Typhoons 0 v 0 Valkyries

September 15 Calgary Croatia 6 v 1 Cochrane Rangers

Rangers 5 v 1 Rage

September 18 Rangers 1 v 0 Cochrane Rangers

September 19 Rage 2 v 3 Valkyries

September 26 Rangers 9 v 0 Mirage

D L GF GA Pts GD

7 1 1 39 17 22 22

7 0 2 37 13 21 24

6 1 2 37 14 19 23

5 1 3 31 17 16 14

5 0 4 25 22 15 3

4 0 5 18 30 12 12

3 1 5 18 39 10 21

2 1 6 9 19 7 10

2 1 6 18 29 7 11

1 0 8 12 44 3 32

Scorpions

CNS Ember

WSR Rush

NCU Wildcats

Vixens

Latinas

Xiway Deserters

RESULTS

September 1 CNS Ember 5 v 0 Latinas

September 6 WSR Rush 8 v 0 Xiway Deserters

September 7 NCU Wildcats 2 v 4 Latinas

September 8 Vixens 2 v 5 Scorpions

CNS Ember 1 v 2 Adrenaline Eagles

September 12 Latinas 1 v 3 WSR Rush

13 Adrenaline Eagles 1 v 1 Vixens

September 14 Scorpions 3 v 2 CNS Ember

15 Xiway Deserters 3 v 0 NCU Wildcats

0

10 24 31

25 12 20 13

25 18 18 7

22 19 15 3

26 18 13 8

13 23 7 10

11 30 6 19

8 41 3 33

SASKATCHEWAN

SSA HIRE NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

The Board of Directors is pleased to inform membership that we have hired Rahim Z Mohamed as the new Executive Director of Saskatchewan Soccer Association.

Rahim joined the organization in June of 2017 as the Director of Soccer. With his extensive knowledge of the Saskatchewan Soccer system, the Saskatchewan Sport System and the Canadian Soccer System he will be able to step into the role seamlessly. With an extensive Technical Background, he also possesses the right skillset for the Business Operations and Development of SSA moving forward.

"Our last Strategic Plan has positioned us for long term success and with work underway for the new Strategic Plan we are excited for what the future holds for SSA, for our Member Organizations and for the further development of Soccer in Saskatchewan. We are excited to have Rahim help lead us into, what we believe, will be a prosperous and successful future."

“

Lisa Bagonluri, SSA President

I am thrilled to have the opportunity to continue the growth of the sport in Saskatchewan. It is an exciting time for soccer with a new Strategic Plan starting in 2023, a terrific team of staff, strong leadership from the board, the 2022 World Cup in Qatar and 2026 world in North America. There is a lot to look forward to and I look forward to engaging with Membership in this new role. “ Rahim Mohamed, SSA Executive Director

FEMALE MENTORSHIP PROGRAMME BEGINS THIS MONTH

The first in person session is scheduled for October 22 23 in Saskatoon. Join us for a two day workshop and group bonding sessions! The workshops will focus on building our superpowers and define the long term goals of the program. On Saturday evening unwind with a group dinner and wake up Sunday for an instructor lead yoga meditation.

Hellas

Winnipeg Lions

Bonivital Flames

Lucania

NKMB Saints

Luso Canadian CCS

Winkler Storm

RESULTS

September 1 Lucania 1 v 5 Hellas

Bonvital Flames 2 v 2 Winkler Storm

September 7 Winnipeg Lions 0 v 3 Hellas

Bonvital Flames 7 v 2 Luso Canadian CCS

September 8 NKMB Saints 0 v 1 Lucania

September 11 NKMB Saints 1 v 1 Hellas

September 14 NKMB Saints 2 v 2 Luso Canadian CCS

Winnipeg Lions 3 v 1 Bonivital Flames

September 15 Lucania 2 v 0 Winkler Storm

September 18 Hellas 3 v 1 NKMB Saints

Luso Canadian CCS 4 v 2 Winnipeg Lions

September 21 Hellas 5 v 0 Winkler Storm

Bonvital Flames 4 v 1 NKMB Saints

Luso Canadian CCS 1 v 2 Lucania

September 25 Lucania 1 v 2 Winnipeg Lions

September 28 Luso Canadians CCS 1 v 2 Hellas

Winnipeg Lions 3 v 0 NKMB Saints

September 29 Lucania 1 v 4 Bonivital Flames

Play Off

Semi Finals

October 3 Bonvital Flames v Lucania

Winnipeg Lions v NKMB Saints

15 1

11 2

16

35

21 35 24

3

43 30 9

2

3 5

3 5

34 29 2

22 35 14 13

38 57 13 19

3 2 13 15 49 11 34

Pos Pld W D L F A Pts GD

1 Sporting Club Mosaic 18 13 2 3 46 21 41 25

Lions 18 13 1 4 53 25 40 28

3 Virgin 17 11 1 4 36 24 33 12

Kucame 18 10 3 5 42 32 33 10

5 Brandon Inspire 17 8 2 7 39 37 26 2

6 Jedinstvo 18 7 2 8 38 43 22 5

7 Goals City 17 5 5 7 36 34 20 2

CSSE Juventus 17 5 5 7 24 23 20 1

9 Granite United 18 2 3 12 25 65 8 40 10 Scotia United 18 1 2 14 17 52 4 35

RESULTS

September 5 Scotia United 0 v 2 Virgin

Kucame 5 v 2 Brandon Inspire

Sporting Club Mosaic 2 v 3 Lions

CSSE Juventus 1 v 1 Jedinstvo

September 6 Granite United 1 v 4 Goals City

September 11 Virgin 1 v 2 Sporting Club Mosaic

September 12 Lions 3 v 2 CSSE Juventus

Jedinstvo 8 v 3 Granite United

September 13 Goals City 1 v 3 Kucame

September 18 Jedinstvo 6 v 3Brandon Inspire

Goals City 2 v 3 Virgin

September 19 CSSE Juventus 5 v 0 Granite United

September 22 Scotia United 0 v 1 CSSE Juventus

Granite United 0 v 3 Kucame

Goals City 1 v 1 Sporting Club Mosaic

September 25 Virgin 3 v 1 Kucame

Brandon Inspire 2 v 0 Sporting Club Mosaic

September 27 Kucame 2 v 2 Goals City

SCHEDULE

October 6 Virgin v Goals City

Pos Assiniboine Conf Pld W D L F A Pts GD

1 Young Guns 16 12 2 2 53 25 38 28

2 Galacticos 16 8 4 3 53 31 27 22

3 Nexgen SA 16 8 4 2 42 25 26 17

4 Kucame B 16 4 2 10 25 45 14 20

5 Bandits 16 4 0 12 38 69 12 31

6 AC Fiorentina 16 2 1 11 23 63 5 40

RESULTS

September 2 Young Guns 3 v 1 Hanover Sting

September 6 Grant Park 4 v 0 Galacticos

Niverville Force 2 v 0 Bandits

September 7 United Nova 1 v 3 Young Guns

September 8 Colo Colo 3 v 2 Kucame B

Bonvital Flames II 7 v 1 AC Fiorentina

September 10 Hanover Sting 3 v 0 Nexgen SA

September 12 United Nova 1 v 1 Niverville Force

Bonvital Flames II 3 v 5 Young Guns

September 13 Hanover Sting 2 v 6 Bandits

Grant Park 3 v 0 Nexgen

Colo Colo 4 v 0 AC Fiorentina

September 14 United Nova 2 v 1 Kucame B

September 16 Nexgen SA 3 v 0 AC Fiorentina

September 19 Grant Park 2 v 1 Young Guns

September 20 AC Fiorentina 1 v 4 Niverville Force

September 21 Bonvital Flames II 1 v 3 Colo Colo

September 22 Niverville Force 1 v 4 Galacticos

September 24 Niverville Force 2 v 2 Grant Park

Hanover Sting 3 v 3 United Nova

Play Offs

Consolation Final

October 6 Nexgen v Niverville Force

Finals

October 7 Young Guns v Galacticos

Grant Park v Colo Colo

SOCCER

Pos Red Conference Pld W D L F A Pts GD

1 Grant Park 16 14 1 1 43 15 43 28

2 Colo Colo 16 9 3 4 43 27 30 16

3 Niverville Force 16 8 3 5 26 15 27 11

4 Bonivital Flames II 16 7 4 5 38 25 25 13

5 United Nova 16 4 4 8 26 44 16 18

6 Hanover Sting 16 1 2 13 16 42 5 26

Pos MSSA Conference Pld W D L F A Pts GD

1 Double Decker 16 14 0 2 50 20 42 30

2 United Punjab 16 14 0 1 47 13 41 34

3 Kildonan Cavaliers 16 7 1 8 36 32 22 4

4 IPAC Ukraine 16 7 1 7 50 49 21 1

5 Mobb United 15 3 0 11 21 59 8 38

6 United Weston 16 1 0 13 11 56 1 45

RESULTS

September 1 Kildonan Cavaliers 2 v 1 United Weston

Mobb United 1 v 3 Union Deportiva de Manitoba

September 5 Union Deportiva de Manitoba 3 v 7 Double Decker

September 8 United Punjab 5 v 0 IPAC Ukraine Winnipeg 3 v 0 Triumph

September 9 Scorpions 8 v 4 Dunvegan Castle

September 11 Triumph 2 v 4 Double Decker

September 12 Union Deportiva de Manitoba 4 v 4 Winnipeg

United Weston 4 v 1 Mobb United

September 13 Kildonan Cavaliers 5 v 1 Dunvegan Castle

September 16 Triumph 0 v 3 Dunvegan Castle

September 18 Double Decker 5 v 3 Scorpions

September 20 Union Deportiva de Manitoba 2 v 0 Triumph

IPAC Ukraine 1 v 2 United Punjab

September 23 Union Deportiva de Manitoba 3 v 0 Dunvegan Castle

September 25 Double Decker 3 v 0 IPAC Ukraine

Play Offs

Semi Finals

September 29 Union Deportiva de Manitoba 2 v 0 Triumph

September 30 United Punjab 1 v 3 Kildonan Cavaliers

SCHEDULE

Play Offs

Consolation Final

October 6 Triumph v United Punjab

Finals

October 6 Double Decker v Kildonan Cavaliers

Union Deportiva de Manitoba v Winnipeg

SOCCER

Pos MCSL Conference Pld W D L F A Pts GD

1 Winnipeg 16 13 2 1 66 23 41 43

2 UD Manitoba 16 10 3 3 52 36 33 16

3 Triumph 16 5 4 6 22 32 18 10

4 Scorpions 16 5 2 9 49 46 17 3

5 Dunvegan Castle 16 5 0 10 33 55 14 22

6 Pescara 15 4 1 9 32 48 12 16

Pos

Pld W D L F A Pts GD

1 Sinjar 18 12 3 3 57 31 39 26

2 Richmond United 18 12 1 5 61 33 37 28

3 Elmwood 18 10 3 5 46 18 33 28

4 YFC Saints 18 10 3 4 52 40 32 12

5 Interlake Impact 18 10 2 5 50 27 31 23

6 Central Plains 18 9 4 4 49 35 30 14

7 Kucame U24 18 8 0 10 30 57 24 27

8 Dirty Garrys 18 4 2 12 28 51 14 23

9 Iconic 18 4 2 12 34 61 14 27

10 Hanover Strikers 18 1 0 16 21 75 2 54

RESULTS

September 1 Dirty Garrys 3 v 2 Hanover Strikers

YFC Saints 2 v 3 Kucame U24

September 4 Hanover Strikers 1 v 8 YFC Saints

September 6 Richmond United 4 v 0 YFC Saints

Sinjar 3 v 1 Kucame U24

September 7 Dirty Garrys 2 v 4 Iconic

September 8 Interlake Impact 2 v 2 Central Plains

Elmwood 4 v 0 Hanover Strikers

September 9 Dirty Garrys 3 v 0 Richmond United

September 13 YFC Saints 1 v 6 Sinjar Elmwood 4 v 3 Interlake Impact

September 14 Richmond United 5 v 4 Central Plains

Iconic 3 v 1 Hanover Strikers

September 15 Kucame U24 3 v 1 Dirty Garrys

September 16 Elmwood 3 v 2 YFC Saints

September 20 Iconic 2 v 7 YFC Saints

September 21 Sinjar 1 v 0 Elmwood

September 23 Sinjar 3 v 0 Interlake Impact

September 24 Central Plains 3 v 0 YFC Saints

Play Offs

Quarter Finals

September 26 Elmwood 1 v 0 Central Plains

YFC Saints 1 v 2 Interlake Impact

Play Off Final

Richmond United 2 v 1 Interlake Impact

SCHEDULE

October 4 Elmwood v Richmond United

Semi Finals

September 29 Sinjar 2 v 3 Elmwood

Pos

W D L F A Pts GD

Stonewall United 18 14 2 2 47 19 44 28

Southside

SCM Academy

14 1 3 77 31 43 46

14 0 4 62 33 42 29

Crescentwood Saturday 18 8 2 8 43 34 26 9

St James Spurs

Punjab

Argentinos

8 3 6 46 43 26 3

9 0 8 48 48 26 0

5 5 8 39 47 20 8

Tri S Strike Force 18 4 1 12 39 53 12 14

Azzurri

RESULTS

4 1 11 26 65 11 39

Scrubs United 18 2 1 14 22 76 6 54

September 1 Argentinos 3 v 4 Punjab

September 6 Scrubs United 4 v 4 Argentinos

Punjab 5 v 1 Crescentwood Saturday

Southside 0 v 1 Stonewall United

September 7 Azzurri 0 v 3 SCM Academy

September 9 Argentinos 3 v 0 St James Spurs

September 11 Tri S Strike Force 2 v 3 Stonewall United

September 14 Southside 5 v 0 Azzurri

September 15 Argentinos 1 v 3 Stonewall United

SCM Academy 2 v 3 Punjab

September 20 Azzurri 0 v 5 Crescentwood Saturday

September 22 Crescentwood Saturday 7 v 1 Scrubs United

St James Spurs 3 v 0 Tri S Strike Force

Play Offs

Quarter Finals

September 27 Crescentwood Saturday 2 v 1 St James Spurs

SCM Academy 6 v 1 Punjab

Semi Finals

September 30 Stonewall United 3 v 0 SCM Academy

Southside 2 v 3 Crescentwood Saturday

SCHEDULE

Play Off Final

October 5 Stonewood United v Crescentwood Saturday

Pos

Pld W D L F A Pts GD

1 Purple Cobras 18 15 3 0 61 15 48 46

Thunder

3 Landmark

Superbia

10 5 3 50 26 35 24

10 4 4 49 31 34 18

8 4 6 42 35 28 7

5 Storm 18 8 1 9 43 43 25 0

BFR AC 18 7 2 9 35 41 23 6

MCSU 18 5 5 8 36 35 20 1

KB United 18 6 2 9 30 59 19 29

Panthers 18 5 3 10 33 52 18 19

Sparta 18 1 1 15 25 67 3 42

RESULTS

September 1 BRF 2 v 2 MCSU

Thunder 1 v 3 Sparta

September 7 Superbia 1 v 0 Sparta

KB United 2 v 1 Panthers

September 8 Storm 1 v 3 Thunder

September 9 Purple Cobras 2 v 0 BFR

September 10 Landmark 3 v 5 Sparta

September 12 Panthers 2 v 5 MCSU

Purple Cobras 2 v 2 Landmark

September 13 Sparta 0 v 2 KB United

September 15 BFR 3 v 1 Storm

MCSU 0 v 1 Landmark

Thunder 3 v 1 Superbia

September 19 Storm 4 v 3 Sparta

September 20 Purple Cobras 4 v 0 Thunder

MCSU 1 v 1 BFR

Play Offs

Quarter Finals

September 26 Superbia 4 v 3 Storm

Landmark 1 v 3 BFR

Semi Finals

September 29 Purple Cobras 1 v 0 BFR

September 30 Thunder 8 v 1 Superbia

SCHEDULE

Play Off Final

October

Purple Cobras v Thunder

WINNIPEG MEN

S SOCCER

Pos Pld W D L F A Pts GD

Casuals 16 13 2 1 55 14 41 41

West St Paul 16 12 2 2 49 18 38 31

Kildonan Athletic 16 9 2 5 48 30 29 18

Stingray 16 9 1 6 44 28 28 16

Eagles 16 9 0 7 48 33 27 15

Le Coq 16 6 2 8 31 30 20 1

Manitoba United 16 5 2 9 42 44 17 2

Fury 16 2 2 12 12 51 8 39

Rowdies 16 0 1 15 7 88 1 81

RESULTS

September 1 Kildonan Athletic 1 v 7 Eagles

Rowdies 0 v 4 Le Coq

September 6 Stingray 6 v 1 Kildonan Athletic

September 7 West St Paul 2 v 1 Le Coq

September 8 Eagles 7 v 0 Rowdies

Casuals 7 v 0 Manitoba United

September 11 Fury 2 v 0 Le Coq

September 13 Stingray 4 v 2 Manitoba United

September 14 West St Paul 1 v 1 Kildonan Athletic

September 15 Fury 1 v 1 Rowdies

September 18 Le Coq 0 v 4 Casuals

Play Off

1st Round

September 22 Fury 5 v 2 Rowdies

Quarter Finals

September 21 West St Paul 3 v 0 Manitoba United

September 22 Kildonan Athletic 4 v 2 Le Coq

September 26 Stingray 2 v 2 Eagles

Eagles win 3 2 on penalties

Casuals 7 v 0 Fury

Semi Finals

September 29 West St Paul 5 v 0 Kildonan Athletic

Casuals 5 v 0 Eagles

SCHEDULE

Play Off Final

October 3 West St Paul v Casuals

CENTRE CIRCLE AWARD WINNERS RECEIVE IN PERSON AWARDS AGAIN

The Centre Circle Awards are Ontario Soccer’s highest level of recognition and are presented annually to deserving soccer leaders and organizations nominated on the basis of their outstanding contributions to the development of soccer in Ontario and Canada. This year’s event, which took place at the at a Luncheon at the Hilton Toronto Airport Hotel and Suites as part of the 2022 Ontario Soccer Annual Members Meeting (AMM), was particularly special as it marked the first instance in three years for Ontario’s soccer leaders to be able to gather in the same room, after having been held virtually for the past two years.

“This year’s event marked a significant moment in the history of Ontario Soccer,” said Johnny Misley, Ontario Soccer’s Chief Executive Officer. “The 2022 Center Circle Awards and AMM symbolize the resilience of our soccer community that pulled together over the past few years to overcome the historic challenges posed by the COVID 19 pandemic.” Clubs, Coaches, Match Officials, Administrators and Community Leaders all had a moment to shine in the spotlight of the Centre Circle.

For the first time in the history of the organization, two long serving and highly accomplished female soccer leaders, Ms. Joyce Steward and Ms. Sandy Arrowsmith, were awarded the Life Membership Award at the same time. The award recognizes individuals who have exemplified the values of Ontario Soccer and who have rendered special commitment and significant overall contribution to the game of soccer in Ontario to an extent beyond normal service and tenure.

“It was a big surprise to me,” said Ms. Arrowsmith. “I never imagined I would be in a position to receive this award you just work away and do what you love to do. To be a women, along with Joyce, it’s such a milestone,” added Ms. Arrowsmith. “I do remember the day’s when It was all white men, and those days are thankfully behind us now there’s so many women involved, powerful women that bring new mindsets and ideas that are taking our game into the future.”

In total, 16 individuals and organizations were recognized in 2022 for their life long commitment to sport in Ontario. The 2022 recipients are:

President’s Award

Matthew Greenwood

Pickering FC

Club Recognition Award Superstar Women Over Thirty DRSA Coaches High Performance Award Tommaso Bianchi

Markham SC

EODSA Coaches Soccer 4 Life Award Brian Ashton

Coaches Development Award Boris Bajagic

Life Membership Award Sandy Arrowsmith

Life Membership Award Joyce Stewart

Match Officials Carol Anne Chénard Award Nicole Pagliaro

Match Officials High Performance Award Melissa Snedden

SRSA

DRSA

EMSA

HDSA

Oakville SC

Match Officials Mike Bremer Award Ron Sutherland NSA

Meritorious Award

Meritorious Award

Ernie Henderson

Adina Stiers Hill

MilkUP Future Leaders Award Selena Zhang

MilkUP Future Leaders Award

Kyra Herd

YRSA

DRSA

N.York Cosmos SC

N.York Cosmos SC

MilkUP Future Leaders Award Paige Robert Ottawa TFC

MilkUP Future Leaders Award Emma Prange

Opeongo SC

LEAGUE1 ONTARIO MEN

AZZURRI ARE THE CHAMPIONS AFTER A HISTORIC SEASON

S PREMIER

Vaughan Azzurri capped off a historic 2022 League1 Ontario season by cruising to a dominating 5 1 victory over Blue Devils in the Men's Premier Division Final on Saturday afternoon at the Ontario Soccer Stadium. Kosi Nwafornso had the Midas touch on the day as everything he touched turned to goals. The Azzurri striker bagged a hat trick and added an assist, all before the hour mark, with a performance that earned him MVP honours for the final. Vaughan exacted some revenge over their rivals after Blue Devils eliminated the Azzurri in the 2021 playoff semifinals. This time, the Azzurri solidified their invincible reputation, as they finished the season without losing a single match in the regular season or the playoffs. Blue Devils looked to be an even match for the Azzurri on paper, with an experienced squad that has won the league title twice before. However, trouble started to brew for the Oakville team early when their talisman, forward Taha Ilyass, rolled his ankle in the sixth minute. Although the team's leading goalscorer demonstrated incredible fortitude, playing with clear discomfort for the rest of the match, Blue Devils were unable to press with sufficient intensity, leaving Vaughan with time and space to control possession and build attacks from the back. The Azzurri struck first in the 16th minute when Nwafornso received the ball into the left channel. His hold up play drew multiple defenders in, leaving space for Jason Mills to take the pass and fire it into the top corner for the opening goal of the match. Vaughan continued to be relentless in attack, finding numerous gaps to make runs and passes into. They doubled their lead in the 30th minute when Alejandro Portal Oliva broke through the defensive line with a quick one two with Dylan Carreiro, cutting back to Nwafornso to tap it into the open net. Things went from bad to worse for the Oakville based side when their defence was caught too high up the pitch, and Nwafornso burst into the gap in the 42nd minute. The Azzurri forward got a touch on the ball before Blue Devils's GK Lucas Birnstingl brought him down in the penalty area. Referee Ryan Schwenger gave the penalty after receiving confirmation from Assistant Referee Jason Vaillancourt. Vaughan's leading scorer Massimo Ferrin stepped up to the spot and rolled it to the corner to extend the lead to 3 0. As the match inched closer to the half time break, both teams found the back of the net. Andron Kagramanyan caught the Blue Devils' back line flat footed, placing a perfect pass into Nwafornso's path in the 45th minute. A chip over the keeper extended the lead to 4 0. However, moments later, Blue Devils found the net themselves, just before the half time whistle. Mathew Santos fired a cross from deep into the box, and Ilyass controlled it at the top of the Vaughan 18 yard box. His first touch gave the striker enough space away from the defender, and he then fired a perfectly placed strike into the corner past the outstretched arms of Azzurri 'keeper Gianluca Catalano to make it 4 1 at the interval.

Blue Devils didn't get the lift that was hoped from Ilyass' goal as Vaughan continued where they left off in the second half, applying wave after wave of pressure on the Blue Devils defenders. In the 48th minute, Mills found teammate Justyn Thomas on the right flank, who rolled a neat ball across the box. Nwafornso ran onto the pass and made easy work of the tap in to earn his hat trick, putting his team ahead by a 5 1 margin. The two sides exchanged chances over the final 40 minutes of play but Vaughan held firm to earn the win and the right to hoist the Men's Premier Division championship trophy. The Azzurri also raised the supporters' trophy after finishing the regular season with an 18 0 3 record and a whopping 76 goals scored. The win in the final earned Vaughan a berth in the 2023 Canadian Championship and they also become the first team to win three League1 Ontario titles.

Blue Devils finished the season as runners up with a signature strong defence that only allowed 16 goals in the regular campaign. The Oakville team will look to bounce back in next season before the highly anticipated restructuring of the league's competition model in 2024, which will see the league introduce a three tier competition pyramid with movement between the tiers governed by a promotion and relegation system.

ROBIN

S ONTARIO ROUND UP

On short notice for an article for this month's edition, I will save my time consuming analysis of League1 Ontario for the 2023 (there will be plenty of time for that in the months to come) and just go through the 2022 Final but also do a timely review of CPL York United FC and MLSNEXT Pro Toronto FC II's season as they are finished their home dates in Toronto last weekend.

League1 Ontario Final:

This year the final was held at its usual home, the Ontario Soccer Centre in Vaughan. The final was held on Sunday September 3 during the Labour Day weekend and drew a good crowd of 1200. Last year because of Covid, the final was held November 7 as the entire shortened season had a late start because of pandemic fears and better than 2020 when the entire season was cancelled. The game was between the undefeated Vaughan Azzurri and Blue Devils FC (from Oakville). Vaughan could be considered the home team in fan support (they play their home games at North Maple Regional Park in Maple) but their fan base overlaps this area.

Azzurri came into the game with the best regular season record, undefeated at 18 wins, 0 losses, 3 ties for 57 points while Blue Devils finished second of the twenty two teams with 14 wins, 2 losses, 5 ties for 47 points. As reviewed in last month's edition, both got a bye from the quarterfinals and won their semifinal match.

This match was played on an extremely hot summer day with a burning sun beating down. Interesting that the starting time was at 1:00pm which meant it was the hottest time of the day. No doubleheader this year (unlike 2021) as the Women's final had been held almost a full month earlier and no OneSoccer coverage.

Azzurri had met Blue Devils in last year's semifinal and seemed taken aback by being presented with a supporter's trophy for finishing first in the league (they were undefeated in the 12 game schedule that year too) and awkwardly posed for pictures undoing their mindset of their pregame warmup. That game they were behind 2 0 at 25 minutes and their 72 minute goal was only a consolation. Today they changed that with goals at 15, 29, 41 (a penalty kick), and 45 minutes with Blue Devils scoring in added time. A halftime 4 1 lead and the game was in effect over. Vaughan scored again at 47 minutes that made it a hat trick for Koisochukwu Nwafornso and that was the end of any comeback chance.

A 5 1 score! I had seen Vaughan nine times this season (a tenth time only got to halftime before lightning cancelled the game) and except for their first home game when they beat an evolving ProStars FC 5 1, all their games had been close. During the last half of the season, I noticed some scores coming through that they'd scored 7 or 8 goals in a game. Their last three regular season games their linescore was 7 2, 6 3, 5 2. Their 76 goals were 16 more than the next closest team. I suppose it was within chance that I'd see Vaughan breakout and it was today.

Vaughan had played a preseason game against the traveling CPL HFX Wanderers who tuned up in Southern Ontario against local teams. HFX head coach Stephen Hart was so impressed that he signed forward Ryan Robinson to a contract. Later in the season another forward Orlendis Carlos Benitez Hernandez was signed to an emergency CPL contract (which was extended) to Forge FC for what turned out to be three game appearances. He had tried out for Forge in pre season. When he came back to Vaughan, he could not regain his spot in the starting lineup.

After the game Vaughan was presented with the L1O Championship trophy and that was the time that the Supporters' trophy was also given to them.

ROBIN

York United

S ONTARIO ROUND UP

Last Friday marked the final home game for York United FC. That Friday night they kept their slim playoff hopes alive with a 3 1 victory over Valour FC but they were hanging onto post season play by their fingernails for over a month. They had only won two of their first fifteen games and turned things around with winning seven of their last eleven. It was their first time taking any points from Valour in their four games this season.

I remember their game at York Lions Stadium June 26, the other home game against Valour when they lost 3 1 as being the low point of the season. Their back up goalie disappeared after being on the game sheet and they almost had to use 16 year old Michael Williams when Niko Giantsopoulos was injured early but he was able to shake it off and let an outfielder take goal kicks for a time after that. York only had one regular player on the substitutes bench. They had signed six players to emergency contracts to fill their obligations. They were only brought on after the game was lost. Injuries had decimated the team and that left the remaining players having to stay in the game longer than they should have and that in turn got them injured which made the situation worse. Only bright spot that game was a goal by new signing Osaze De Rosario.

Later in the season more players were signed and the team improved to become one of the hottest in the league but alas, too late.

Toronto FC II

Last Saturday was the final home game of Toronto FC II of the new MLS NEXT Pro league. It is a collection of the II, 2, and B teams of the MLS squads pulled out of the USL Championship and League One divisions. There are still some marooned there for this season. One independent (non affiliated) team and no future restrictions so sounds like some kind of tug of war within the American soccer structure.

TFC II made the playoffs for the first time in the eight year history of the team. At the beginning of the season, I was worried about how they would fit in as they had sank to USL League One a few seasons ago but that turned out to be more about lower stadium standards required than the USL Championship.

They could no longer play at their training centre and so rented out York Lions Stadium (also the home of York United FC). I've been told it was because of broadcasting standards of the league. Strange because although the games are live streamed, as soon as the game is over, nothing exists but a two minute highlight package even if the game goes to penalty kicks to break a tie (a bonus point is given to the team that wins that).

The team actively discouraged fans from coming out to their games. I should have framed their e mail reply. I initially thought it was because of the Covid restrictions that were ending most everywhere. I was scared off from even trying to get into their home opener but the second home game I took my chances. The security team had a clipboard and only their selected guests could get in (translation: relatives of the players). It might have been easier to get in to the El Mo to see The Rolling Stones then here. I wasn't going to stand outside against the iron gates for two hours and was ready to turn home after the national anthem when a game day official announced to the ten of us still there “Does anyone else want to come in?” and I took him up on his invite. Future games it was still the same procedure but a game day official I nicknamed 'Tiger Woods 2005' (when the golfer looked his best) would see me with my 'sad puppy in a pet store look', point and say, “And let that guy in”. Security must have relaxed as the crowds eventually grew to 400+ which is a lot of friends and relatives.

ROCKET ROBIN

S ONTARIO ROUND UP

Saturday's playoff game was held at BMO Field while the MLS was on an international break. I expect York was impossible to rent out now that school was back in session. Although the main subway line was not running on the weekend (happens about once every three weeks while a crosstown link is built) it was a good night out with a crowd of about 1000 understandably squeezed into a few sections of the 30,000 seat stadium so the security and concessions staff could be kept to a minimum. Free admission. TFC had played two regular season games here after MLS games. I expect sometime in the off season someone in their office will answer my e mail if I can see their BMO Field games if I don't have an MLS ticket.

TFC II scored at 5 minutes with a goal by Hugo Mbongue (right) and that goal stood up for the 90. Philadelphia Union II had some visa issues and had a bench of four outfield players and a spare goalie. Five of their leading seven scorers were not here.

TFC II move on to play on the road against Columbus Crew 2 this Sunday as Crew is the top seed in the Eastern Division. The four playoff teams in the West all have more points than TFC II so they would host if TFC pulled the upset. Crew 2 have some Canadian fans with players including exCPLer Ryan Telfer and Mo Farsi, and league MVP Jacen Russell the TFC Academy for many years. Telfer was also a TFC II player.

TFC II is always a good place to see homegrown talent. Hugo Mbongue was just signed to the MLS club as the 35th ever home grown player. I expect goaltender Luka Gavran (below right) should be given a serious look at moving up to the big club as analysts have been saying there will be a review of goaltending needs for next season. Rocket Robin robing@eol.ca

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ONTARIO SOCCER LEAGUE CUP TIES

ALF BEESE CUP

2nd Round

June 14 Aurora Hearts 2 v 0 Hrvat St. Catharines

June 19 Downsview Rams 0 v 1 Panathinaikos

June 22 Ebony Juniors 2 v 1 Hungaria Toronto VFC

Woodbridge Strikers Res 0 v 1 Olimpia Toronto

June 27 Guelph Royals 0 v 3 Mississauga Croatia

June 28 Woodbridge Strikers C 1 v 2 Cavan

Vaughan Azzurri 7 v 0 Toronto AFC

June 29 Caledon United 9 v 0 Para 2.0

Quarter Finals

August 9 Ebony Juniors 2 v 3 Cavan

Aurora Hearts 1 v 2 Vaughan Azzurri Res

August 16 Mississauga Croatia 0 v 4 Panathinaikos

August 31 Olimpia Toronto 2 v 1 Caledon United

Semi Finals

September 9 Cavan 2 v 3 Panathinaikos

September 19 Vaughan Azzurri Res 3 v 1 Olimpia Toronto

Final

October 2 Panathinaikos v Vaughan Azzurri Reserves

GEORGE FINNIE CUP

Semi Finals

June 22 Atletico Sporting Toronto 4 v 2 Sporting Rustic 3 v 0 Aurora Lions

Final

July 26 Rustic AC 1 v 1 Atletico Sporting Toronto

Atletico win 6 5 on penalties

FRANK DOCHERTY CUP

Quarter Finals

June 22 Artemisium 1 v 4 Distinctionz

June 24 Peniche 3 v 0 Croatia Norval

June 28 Toronto Pamir 3 v 0 Wisla United

July 26 Toronto Skillz 6 v 4 GS Vets

Semi Finals

August 2 Peniche 3 v 4 Distinctionz

August 24 Toronto Skillz 2 v 4 Toronto Pamir

Final

September 15 Toronto Pamir 2 v 2 Distinctionz

Distinctionz win on penalties

Club

Vaughan Azzurri Reserves

Cavan

Caledon United

Woodbridge Strikers Reserves

Hrvat St. Catharines

GS United

Olimpia Toronto

Panathinaikos

RESULTS

September 6 Vaughan Azzurri Reserves 2 v 2 Panathinaikos

September 9 Woodbridge Strikers Res 2 v 4 Hrvat St. Catharines

September 12 Cavan 3 v 0 GS United

September 13 Vaughan Azzurri Reserves 3 v 2 Hrvat St. Catharines

September 16 Woodbridge Strikers Res 1 v 5 Vaughan Azzurri Res

Olimpia Toronto 5 v 1 Panathinaikos

September 18 Caledon United 3 v 1 Cavan

September 21 GS United 1 v 1 Hrvat St. Catharines

September 23 Hrvat St. Catharines 3 v 3 Cavan

Woodbridge Strikers Reserves 1 v 5 Olimpia Toronto

September 25 Caledon United Elite 2 v 1 Hrvat St. Catharines

September 27 Olimpia Toronto 0 v 6 Vaughan Azzurri Reserves

September 29 GS United 2 v 1 Caledon United Elite

September 30 Olimpia Toronto 4 v 1 Hrvat St. Catharines

SCHEDULE

October 7 Hrvat St Catharines v Olimpia Toronto

TBA Panathinaikos v Olimpia Toronto

Caledon United v GS United

GS United v Olimpia Toronto

Caledon United v Woodbridge Strikers Reserves

Hrvat St. Catharines v GS United

2

5 2

37 9 35 28

26 25 22 1

20 15 20 5

23 30 17 7

4 3 4 20 15 15 5

4 3 4 18 25 15 7

2 6 19 24 11 5

1

15 35 4 20

United

Royals

Soccer

Ebony Juniors

JJD Sports

Burloak

RESULTS

September 7 Burloak Titans

United

3 Mississauga Croatia

September 9 Lakeshore United 0 v 2 Guelph Royals

Caledon United Reserves 6 v 0 JJD Sports

September 11 AC Soccer Diavoli

September 13 Burloak Titans

v 5 Ebony Juniors

5 Guelph Royals

September 16 Lakeshore United 1 v 2 Mississauga Croatia

18 Ebony Juniors

September 25 AC Soccer Diavoli

30 Lakeshore United

Mississauga Croatia

3 Lakeshore United

v 1 AC Soccer Diavoli

Pos Club

1 Scarboro Azzurri Blues

W D L GF GA Pts GD

12 2 3 38 17 38 21

2 Downsview Rams 16 11 2 3 44 17 35 27

3 Ukraine United 17 10 1 6 41 26 31 15

4 Aurora Hearts 16 9 4 3 30 19 31 11

5 PARS 18 10 0 8 34 22 30 12

6 Toronto Celtic 17 9 1 7 44 35 28 9

7 Pana 2.0

7 1 9 26 30 22 4

8 Woodbridge Strikers C 18 4 1 13 20 62 13 42

9 Hungaria Toronto VFC 15 3 1 11 12 19 10 7

10 Toronto AFC 15 1 1 13 8 50 4 42

RESULTS

September 1 Pana 2.0 3 v 0 Aurora Hearts

PARS 4 v 0 Woodbridge Strikers C

September 6 Scarboro Azzurri Blues 0 v 0 Aurora Hearts

Woodbridge Strikers C 1 v 6 Downsview Rams

PARS 1 v 0 Hungaria Toronto VFC

September 8 Pana 2.0 2 v 5 Ukraine United

Toronto AFC 1 v 0 Hungaria Toronto VFC

September 9 Toronto Celtic 1 v 3 Aurora Hearts

Scarboro Azzurri Blues 4 v 1 Woodbridge Strikers C

September 10 Hungaria Toronto VFC 0 v 1 Ukraine United

September 15 Woodbridge Strikers C 2 v 6 Ukraine United

Toronto Celtic 8 v 1 Toronto AFC

Pana 2.0 1 v 2 Scarboro Azzurri Blues

PARS 2 v 3 Aurora Hearts

September 18 Toronto AFC 0 v 3 Downsview Rams

September 20 Woodbridge Strikers C 2 v 4 Toronto Celtic

Aurora Hearts 2 v 3 Scarboro Azzurri Blues

September 22 Pana 2.0 0 v 6 Downsview Rams

September 23 Toronto Celtic 2 v 3 PARS

Scarboro Azzurri Blues 3 v 1 Ukraine United

September 24 Hungaria Toronto VFC 0 v 1 Woodbridge Strikers C

September 25 Toronto AFC 1 v 7 PARS

Ukraine United 0 v 0 Aurora Hearts

September 27 Downsview Rams 8 v 0 Woodbridge Strikers C

September 30 Toronto Celtic 1 v 4 Ukraine United

Scarboro Azzurri Blues 1 v 0 Toronto AFC

Aurora Hearts 1 v 0 Hungaria Toronto VFC

SCHEDULE

October 5 Toronto AFC v Toronto Celtic

October 8

Hungaria Toronto VFC v Toronto AFC

October 11 Toronto AFC v Aurora Hearts

October 12 Toronto Celtic v Downsview Rams

October 14 Toronto AFC v Pana 2.0

TBA Hungaria Toronto VFC v Scarboro Azzurri Blues

Hungaria Toronto VFC v Downsview Rams

Pos Club

Peniche

Distinctionz

Hamilton Serbians

Croatia Norval

Bradford Wolves

Clarkson Comets

Orangeville Athletics

Wisla United

Guelph Royals

RESULTS

September 1 Guelph Royals 1 v 3 Clarkson Comets

Orangeville Athletics 3 v 1 Croatia Norval

September 6 Peniche 5 v 4 Bradford Wolves

Wisla United 2 v 5 Hamilton Serbians

September 8 Guelph Royals 0 v 4 Croatia Norval

September 9 Bradford Wolves 2 v 4 Peniche

September 10 Distinctionz 7 v 0 Clarkson Comets

September 11 Croatia Norval 3 v 1 Hamilton Serbians

September 13 Wisla United 2 v 4 Guelph Royals

September 15 Clarkson Comets 1 v 3 Hamilton Serbians

Orangeville Athletics 1 v 4 Peniche

September 17 Distinctionz 8 v 0 Bradford Wolves

September 18 Hamilton Serbians 4 v 0 Guelph Royals

Croatia Norval 4 v 1 Wisla United

September 20 Guelph Royals 1 v 0 Wisla United

Peniche 2 v 1 Distinctionz

September 23 Bradford Wolves 3 v 1 Orangeville Athletics

September 24 Distinctionz 1 v 0 Peniche

September 25 Hamilton Serbians 1 v 2 Croatia Norval

Wisla United 1 v 1 Distinctionz

September 30 Bradford Wolves 5 v 2 Clarkson Comets

W D L GF GA Pts GD

12 1 3 64 27 37 37

10 3 3 59 18 33 41

9 3 4 39 31 30 8

9 1 5 40 24 28 16

8 1 7 44 47 25 3

7 2 7 28 45 23 17

3 2 11 20 36 11 16

2 4 10 17 45 10 28

2 1 12 16 54 7 38

Pos Club

Toronto Pamir

Korean Red Devils United

Artemisium

Peterborough City

Markham Lightning

GS Vets

Olympiakos

Queens Park Rangers

Toronto Skillz

RESULTS

September 1 Queens Park Rangers 3 v 1 Artemisium

September 7 Toronto Skillz 2 v 2 Olympiakos

September 11 GS Vets 0 v 4 Markham Lightning

Peterborough City 1 v 0 Korean Red Devils United

Toronto Pamir 4 v 1 Queens Park Rangers

Artemisium 4 v 2 Olympiakos

September 13 Markham Lightning 3 v 2 Toronto Skillz

September 16 Olympiakos 2 v 1 Artemisium

September 17 Korean Red Devils United 1 v 0 Queens Park Rangers

September 18 GS Vets 2 v 0 Peterborough City

Toronto Pamir 0 v 1 Olympiakos

September 20 Markham Lightning 1 v 5 Korean Red Devils United

September 21 Toronto Skillz 2 v 1 Queens Park Rangers

September 24 Korean Red Devils United 4 v 2 Olympiakos

September 25 GS Vets 4 v 5 Artemisium

September 27 Olympiakos 0 v 3 Queens Park Rangers

SCHEDULE

October 1 Toronto Skillz v Markham Lightning

W D L GF GA Pts GD

12 2 2 56 13 38 43

9 0 7 31 28 27 3

8 2 6 33 41 26 8

7 4 5 28 24 25 4

6 1 9 27 35 19 8

5 4 7 27 39 19 12

4 6 6 22 25 18 3

4 4 8 26 29 16 3

3 5 8 23 39 14 16

September

RESULTS

Georgetown Mustangs

September 11 Sporting

September 16 Georgetown Mustangs

September 17 Distinctionz

September 18 Ebony

21 Queens Park Rangers

22 Distinctionz

Georgetown Mustangs

Club

Queens Park Rangers Reserves

Atletico Sporting Toronto

Rustic

Scarborough Rangers

Aurora Lions

Newmarket United

RESULTS

September 9 Aurora Lions 2 v 9 Atletico Sporting Toronto

September 11 Scarborough Rangers 5 v 2 Rustic

Queens Park Rangers Res 10 v 0 Newmarket United

September 15 Scarborough Rangers 1 v 3 Atletico Sporting Toronto

September 16 Aurora Lions 2 v 2 Queens Park Rangers Reserves

September 17 Rustic 1 v 2 Atletico Sporting Toronto

September 18 Scarborough Rangers 3 v 1 Newmarket United

September 20 Newmarket United 1 v 7 Atletico Sporting Toronto

September 23 Aurora Lions 4 v 1 Rustic AC

September 25 Queens Park Rangers Res 1 v 0 Scarborough Rangers

September 26 Atletico Sporting Toronto 4 v 4 SC Toronto

September 28 Queens Park Rangers Reserves 3 v 1 Sporting

September 30 Aurora Lions 1 v 10 Sporting SCHEDULE

October 2 Queens Pk Rangers Res v Atletico Sporting Toronto

12 2 2 55 15 38 40

11 2 3 63 27 35 36

9 3 4 44 27 30 17

6

35 38 20 3

5 3 8 40 63 18 23

1 2 13 13 58 5 45

Pos Club

1 Jagiellonia

Pld W D L GF GA Pts GD

18 12 4 2 57 9 40 48

2 Woodstock Stallions 18 12 4 2 54 19 40 35

3 London Croatia 18 12 4 2 38 11 40 27

4 London Olympians 18 12 1 5 47 30 37 17

5 Tillsonburg

6 German Canadian

7 St Thomas

18 7 3 8 30 32 24 2

18 6 2 10 20 30 20 10

18 5 2 11 18 37 17 19

8 Sarnia 18 4 3 11 15 45 15 30

9 Taxandria 18 3 3 12 18 36 12 18

10 Carib Stars 18 4 0 14 15 63 12 48

RESULTS

September 5 Tillsonburg 0 v 2 German Canadian

September 9 Woodstock Stallions 3 v 2 German Canadian

Sarnia 2 v 0 Tillsonburg

September 10 Taxandria 0 v 1 London Croatia

London Olympians 3 v 2 St Thomas

September 12 Jagiellonia 4 v 0 Tillsonburg

September 13 London Olympians 2 v 6 Woodstock Stallions

September 15 Tillsonburg 1 v 2 St Thomas

September 16 Sarnia 1 v 1 Taxandria

September 18 London Croatia 1 v 0 Woodstock Stallions

Carib Stars 0 v 5 London Olympians

German Canadian 0 v 2 Jagiellonia

September 20 Jagiellonia 9 v 0 Carib Stars

September 22 Jagiellonia 0 v 1 London Croatia

September 23 Woodstock Stallions 7 v 0 Sarnia

September 24 Taxandria 4 v 0 Tillsonburg

St Thomas 3 v 0 Carib Stars

September 25 London Olympians 4 v 1 German Canadian

Sarnia 0 v 5 London Croatia

GLOUCESTER HORNETS GO BACK TO BACK

Ottawa Gloucester Celtic won the 2022 Ontario Cup men’s provincial championship defeating Caledon United 3 1 to capture their fourth MilkUP Ontario Cup in nine years, lamenting their dominance in the tournament in the last decade.

Despite the final score, Caledon kept it close for most of the game as they managed to frustrate Gloucester despite giving up much of the possession and failing to create many chances. It took a late winner in the 80th, for Gloucester to clinch the victory. The game started likely as planned for Gloucester, who dominated possession and often got into the Caledon final third. The opening goal came in the tenth minute when a long ball forward got headed perfectly by forward Bezick Evraire to put striker Joey Kewin on a break away which he confidently scored. Caledon kept fighting and in the 25th minute they capitalized on a bad clearance for Gloucester goalkeeper, Corey Herrington, who hit the ball straight to forward Cosimo D’Agostino on the wing, who promptly crossed the ball back in to striker Sahjah Reid, who headed the ball for the tying goal. Gloucester would continue to dominate possession and goal scoring chances, but the game would remain tied 1 1, thanks to some great defending by the Caledon backline.

It wouldn’t be until the 81st minute when a ball headed forward is not dealt by the Caledon defenders, allowing the ball to bounce into the box, eventually dropping to Kewin who’s strike is blocked by the hand of defender Dror David. Unfortunately for David and Caledon, the referee spotted the violation, sent David off and awarded the penalty, which was confidently dispatched by forward Andrew Bryan. Gloucester would add another late goal as ten men Caledon pushed for an equalizing goal.

For the Sunday Final, Ottawa featured Corey Herrington in goal, Julian Piccioli at right back, Milosh Stojanovic and Karl Bicamumpaka at centre back, Adam Davies at left back, and Nevello Yoseke, Kieran Sanders, Bezick Evraire, Joey Kerwin, Cameron Butterfield and Andrew Bryan from the midfield up through to the attack. Coach Matt Williams’ team also featured Julian Dasah, Kelvin Asabre and Jethro Pang as substitutes while Alex De Couvreur, Panagiotis Manginas and Ali Rego were also on the winning side.

It marked the second year in a row that Ottawa Gloucester Celtic won the Ontario Cup and their fourth time since 2013, the year that they also won Canada Soccer’s National Championships Challenge Trophy. Ottawa also finished third at the National Championships in 2016 while the tournament was canceled in 2020 and 2021 because of the global pandemic.

LONDON ALLIANCE GALAXY LIFT THEIR FIRST ONTARIO CUP

London Alliance FC Galaxy won the 2022 Ontario Cup women’s provincial championship on Saturday night with a 2:1 victory over the King City Royals. It was London who struck first in the opening ten minutes when Gulia Geraci scored impressively, direct from a corner kick. King City replied shortly after when Kaitlin Logan fired a long range shot that got past London goalkeeper Samantha St. Croix despite a gallant, stretching effort. London retook their lead very late in the first half thanks to Laura Gibons who was able to slot home a goal after a great ball over the top of the King City backline.

Trailing 2 1, King City came out strong in the second half. In the 55th minute St. Croix came way outside her net to break up a through ball, giving an opportunity to King City goal scorer Logan to double her tally, but her lobbed attempt from 30 yards out, went just wide of the net. King City continued to press throughout the half but ultimately London was able to hold on, nearly scoring a third goal on multiple occasions late in the game as King City pressed for the equalizer.

"It was a great performance," said Head Coach Abe Hadzic in a post game interview. "Was probably not the best first half, but we got together at half, made some corrections, and I think it showed in the second half where I believe we were the better team."

In the Saturday Final, coach Abe Hadzic’s starting XI featured Samantha St. Croix (goal), Jessi Couto, Emily Costello, Lauren O’Donnell, Berkley Hughes Lambkin, Kiera Grein, Laura Gibson, Mariah Sidwell, Sabrina DeNard, Tiffany Johnston and Giula Geraci. London’s three alternates were Samira Somer, Cassidy Wuytenberg and Maria Nelms.

Before this year, Scarborough GS United won the Ontario Cup women’s provincial championship seven years in a row from 2013 to 2019, also winning the national title in 2018. There was no Ontario Cup women’s provincial championship in 2020 or 2021 on account of the global pandemic. North London Galaxy, meanwhile, were the Ontario Cup winners in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2012, also winning the national title in 2012 when Emily Costello was named Most Valuable Player at the Jubilee Trophy finals.

The Saturday 10 September Final was played at the Ontario Soccer Centre in Vaughan, Ontario.

QUÉBEC SOCCER

FUTURE OF SPORT COALITION

Faced with a serious issue of chronic underfunding, the sports community is asking political parties to commit to making sports a real priority in Quebec: funding for the network should be increased by $500 million just to catch up and ensure optimal recovery. In this regard, a new coalition of the Quebec sports community has formed to join forces in order to influence political parties during the provincial election campaign: the Coalition for the Future of Sport in Quebec ("Coalition" or “CASQ”). CASQ members represent thousands of associations, groups, sports federations, municipalities, regional units and millions of athletes. The lack of funding has real impacts on the ground: drop in participation, drop in the number of volunteers, difficulty in recruiting them, lack of infrastructure and security issues

The sports community needs help.

“

The pandemic has shown to what extent sport is an essential service to the population and that its accessibility could be a hindrance for families in the current context. In addition to contributing to prevention, physical, mental and emotional health, sport helps to create links and unite communities. It is a powerful vector of inclusion and accessibility that should be a priority for the next government," said Julie Gosselin, president of SPORTSQUÉBEC, which represents 900,000 members who practice more than 90 sports supervised by 66 federations, 17 regional units. leisure and sports, and 21 multi sport partners.

Quebec infrastructures and know how

Underfunding creates its share of significant challenges. Sports infrastructure must be improved not only to give Quebecers a taste for movement, but also to allow people of all ages, backgrounds and levels, from initiation to excellence, to practice the sport of their choice in an appropriate environment. In addition, there are hundreds of thousands of volunteers who dedicate evenings and entire weekends for others to enjoy. The exceptional know how present in the Quebec ecosystem must be preserved and promoted, by setting up a structure that promotes the professionalization of trades related to sport.

Ambitious and important targets

The sports community believes that it is time to do everything possible to promote more accessible, innovative, safe and inclusive sports practice and asks the next government to:

 Correct the situation of chronic underfunding faced by the sports community for 35 years by adding $500 million to the current envelope of $173 million, on a recurring basis;

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Provide Quebec with a predictable and multi year structured funding approach that will reach all clienteles of the sports community and that will allow organizations to have the human, material and technological resources necessary to support the volunteers in the field who will enable Quebecers to move more;

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Accelerate the transformation of the Quebec sports environment, by making sports practice more accessible, innovative, professional, safe and inclusive;

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Develop and deploy an investment plan for sports infrastructure to meet community demands. There is a delay in the investment of our infrastructures which is of the order of billions of dollars.

Remember that in Quebec, some five million people practice or work in organized sports. The Coalition insists on the fact that although each gesture which makes it possible to move people here represents a step in the right direction, it is essential to do more.

About the Coalition for the Future of Sport in Quebec

The Coalition is a large group of organizations representing the Quebec sports community and working to develop it. It includes SPORTSQUÉBEC, the Association québécoise du loisirs municipal (AQLM), the Institut national du sport du Québec (INS Québec), the Regroupement du loisirs et du sport du Québec (RLSQ), the Network of regional leisure and sport units du Québec (URLS), as well as the Pôle sports HEC Montréal.

Pos Club Pld W D L GF GA Pts GD

1 FC Laval 21 15 5 1 49 12 50 37

2 St Laurent 21 16 1 4 58 23 49 35

3 Blainville 21 14 2 5 50 21 44 29

4 Mont Royal Outremont

21 11 5 5 33 19 38 14

5 Montreal Reserves 21 11 2 8 44 31 35 13

6 Longueuil 21 11 2 8 30 37 35 7

7 Royal Select Beauport 21 7 5 9 31 24 26 7

8 AS Laval 21 7 4 10 24 30 25 6

9 St Hubert 20 6 4 10 26 29 22 3

10 Celtix du Haut Richelieu 21 3 7 11 25 46 16 21

11 Lanaudiere Nord 21 2 3 16 16 59 9 43

12 Ottawa South United 21 1 2 18 21 76 5 55

RESULTS

September 3 Montréal Reserves 0 v 1 Longueuil

Ottawa South United 0 v 3 Royal Sélect Beauport

Lanaudière Nord 0 v 3 AS Laval

St Laurent 2 v 1 FC Laval

September 4 St Hubert 1 v 2 Celtix du Haut Richelieu

Mont Royal Outremont 2 v 1 Blainville

September 10 Celtix du Haut Richelieu 3 v 3 Lanaudière Nord

FC Laval 4 v 1 Montréal Reserves

AS Laval 0 v 1 St Laurent

Blainville 3 v 1 Longueuil

September 11 Royal Sélect Beauport 2 v 1 St Hubert

Mont Royal Outremont 2 v 0 Ottawa South United

September 17 Montréal Reserves 3 v 1 AS Laval

Ottawa South United 3 v 5 Blainville

Lanaudière Nord 1 v 0 Royal Sélect Beauport

St Laurent 4 v 1 Celtix du Haut Richelieu

Longueuil 0 v 2 FC Laval

September 18 St Hubert 0 v 1 Mont Royal Outremont

September 21 Lanaudière Nord 1 v 4 Longueuil

September 24 Ottawa South United 0 v 3 St Hubert

Celtix du Haut Richelieu 1 v 2 Montréal Reserves

Royal Sélect Beauport 2 v 3 St Laurent

AS Laval 2 v 1 Longueuil

Blainville 1 v 2 FC Laval

September 25 Mont Royal Outremont 4 v 0 Lanaudière Nord

October 1

SCHEDULE

Montreal Reserves v Royal Select Beauport

Lanaudiere Nord v Ottawa South United

St Laurent v Mont Royal Outremont

Longueuil v Celtix du Haut Richelieu

October 2 St Hubert v Blainville

FC Laval v AS Laval

QUÉBEC

RESULTS

Final

September 11 Royal Sélect Beauport 3 v 3 Chaudière Ouest

Beauport win 7 6 on penalties

BEAUPORT WIN EIGHTH PROVINCIAL TITLE

Royal Sélect Beauport won the 2022 Québec Cup men’s provincial championship on kicks from the penalty mark after a 3:3 draw in the Sunday 11 September Final with the Rapides de Chaudière Ouest. Beauport led 2 0 on goals by Amos Boum Nlend and Jérôme Laplante before Chaudière Ouest took a 3 2 lead and then Mikael Cloutier equalised 3 3. Beauport then won 4 3 on kicks with Beauport goalkeeper Jérémie Blais stopping two attempts.

In the Sunday Final, Beauport’s starting lineup featured Jérémie Blais in goal, Jasmin Couture at right back, Samuel Beaulieu and Ange Felix Safari at centre back, Victor Dolbec at left back, Jonathan Deschênes, Kerian Diez Soto and Jérôme Laplante at midfield, Jordan Bolduc and Ghislain Boum Nlend on the wings, and Julian Mana Nga up front. Head coach Fabrice Lassonde also featured Mikael Cloutier, Baptiste Toussaint, Ange Beremwoudougou and Olivier Roy while Quentin Ressaire and goalkeeper Milosh Tubic dressed but did not feature. Jean Félix Gagné was unavailable through injury.

It was the Beauport organisation’s second adult championship in back to back days at the Québec Cup Finals in Laval, Québec. On Saturday, Beauport won the 2022 Québec Cup women’s provincial championship, their ninth all time title.

It was the Beauport’s eighth men’s provincial championship since 2006. They also won provincial titles in 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2019.

They won Canada Soccer’s National Championships Challenge Trophy in 2012 and finished as national runners up in 2009 and 2016.

WOMEN

1st Round

June 5 Mont Royal Outremont 6 v 0 Longueuil

June 8 St Léonard 3 v 1 Mistral de Sherbrooke

June 12 Trident 7 v 0 Braves D’Ahuntsic

June 22 Pierrefonds 4 v 0 Boucherville

June 24 Lévis Est 3 v 2 Gatineau

June 26 Lanaudière Nord 0 v 3 St Laurent

July 1 St Roch de Lachigan 0 v 5 Salaberry

2nd Round

Celtix du Haute Richelieu 2 v 1 Union Lanaudière Sud

July 13 Royal Select Beauport 2 v 1 St Léonard

St Lambert 0 v 1 St Laurent

Chaudière Ouest 3 v 0 Salaberry

Revolution 0 v 3 Mont Royal Outremont

Trois Rivières 2 v 2 Trident

Trident win 6 4 on penalties

Lakeshore 1 v 5 Celtix du Haute Richelieu

July 14 St Hubert 2 v 0 Pierrefonds

July 20 AS Laval 3 v 1 Lévis Est

Quarter Finals

August 3 Royal Select Beauport 5 v 1 St Laurent

AS Laval 0 v 5 St Hubert

Chaudière Ouest 0 v 5 Mont Royal Outremont

Trident 3 v 0 Celtix du Haute Richelieu

Semi Finals

August 24 Royal Sélect Beauport 3 v 0 St Hubert

Mont Royal Outremont 1 v 0 Trident

Final

September 10 Royal Sélect Beauport 0 v 0 Mont Royal Outremont

Beauport win 6 5 on penalties

BEAUPORT WIN NINTH TITLE

Royal Sélect Beauport won the 2022 Québec Cup women’s provincial championship on kicks from the penalty mark after a 0:0 draw with CS Mont Royal Outremont. The 2022 title was Beauport’s ninth women’s provincial championship victory since 2011.

In the Saturday Final, coach Jérome Maissant featured Meaghane Prevost (goal), Blessing Mayi Kith, Rosalie Daigle, Myriam Gosselin, Mélanie Paré, Aurélie Munger, Emmanuelle Rhéaume, Elizabeth Poulin Lapierre, Mélina Couet, Cynthia Gaspar Freire and captain Meredith St Pierre in the starting lineup. Beaport’s alternates were Jeanne Belzile, Mia Larochelle, Mélodie Lavigueur, Alice Noël Sirois, Mélydia Plante, Marika Pleau and Noémie Shink.

Royal Sélect Beauport previously won the Québec Cup women’s provincial championship in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019. There was no provincial championship in 2020 or 2021 on account of the global pandemic, so Beauport’s 2022 title means they have won nine of the last 10 championships. Beauport were also national champions in 2016 and 2019 as well as national runners up in 2011, 2013 and 2015.

The Saturday 10 September Final was played at the Centre sportif Bois de Boulogne in Laval, Québec.

FUNDY GET NEW NETTING

Thank you Cooke Aquaculture Inc. for the donation of netting to repair our small metal nets. We would also like to give a huge shoutout to Todd Johnston, a parent of a U8 House League Player who took it upon himself to make this happen.

Our small metal nets were in rough shape as we had many struggles with ordering and delivery of the usual netting we would use. The kids were so excited when they walked on the field to see new netting just in time for GAME DAY!!

LAWLOR LEAVING SOCCER NOVA SCOTIA

It is with a mix of emotions that we share that Brad Lawlor will be leaving Soccer Nova Scotia.

With class, humanity, courage and patience, Brad has led Soccer NS through seven years of operational change including: introducing rebates for grassroots programming; diversifying revenue streams; creating important partnerships with the HFX Wanderers and the Vancouver Whitecaps FC; and Covid 19 response & recovery to name a few.

Brad is deeply appreciated by the board and his colleagues as a person with a true passion for developing sport and, even more importantly, a person who cares about people and their well being. While we’re sad to lose him, we’re also excited for him as he now embarks on a different challenge as the incoming CEO of Tennis Nova Scotia.

Brad’s last day is October 10th, after which time Lindsay MacAskill (currently Director, Member Services) will assume all responsibilities as Interim Executive Director and with the full support of the Board. No other changes are expected.

We will begin a formal search in the weeks to come.

This is an exciting time for soccer in Nova Scotia. The growth of the game, particularly among children, is strong and the overall health of the organization has never been stronger. The new strategic plan, recently developed in partnership with members, has important focus areas and prioritizes safe, positive and quality experiences for players, coaches, clubs and officials.

We look forward to continued collaboration with you as we all work towards a sustained growth of this great game and broad benefits for all participants well into the future.

NLSA FALL TRYOUT PROCESS

U12 Tryouts Male and Female Players September 23 25

Invitation only (Registration closed)

Recommendations from clubs and players scouted by NLSA coaching staff

Three (3) try outs

100% attendance required for selection

Teams are selected by a team of coaches and NLSA full time staff

U13 Try outs Male Players 14 16 October, Female Players October 21 23

Open try outs (Registration deadline September 18th)

3 try outs

100% attendance required

Teams are selected by a team of coaches and NLSA full time staff

U14 Try outs Male Players 14 16 October, Female Players October 21 23

Open try outs (Registration deadline September 18th)

3 try outs

100% attendance required

Teams are selected by a team of coaches and NLSA full time staff

U15 Try Outs Male Players 14 16 October, Female Players October 21 23

Invitation only (Sent by September 14th)

Recommendations from clubs and players scouted by NLSA coaching staff

Three (3) try outs

100% attendance required for selection

Teams are selected by a team of coaches and NLSA full time staff

U16 Try Outs Male Players 14 16 October, Female Players October 21 23

Invitation only (Sent by September 14th)

Recommendations from clubs and players scouted by NLSA coaching staff

Three (3) try outs

100% attendance required for selection

Teams selected by appointed Head coach and Assistant Coach and NLSA full time staff

U17 Try Outs Male Players 14 16 October, Female players October 21 23

Invitation only (Sent by September 14th)

Recommendations from clubs and players scouted by NLSA coaching staff

Three (3) try outs

100% attendance required for selection

Teams selected by appointed Head coach and Assistant Coach and NLSA full time staff

RESULTS

Play Off Quarter Finals

September 2 Holy Cross Crusaders 4 v 0 Conception Bay South Strikers

Feildians 2 v 0 Paradise

3rd Place Play Off

September 3 Conception Bay South Strikers 1 v 0 Paradise

Final

September 4 Holy Cross Crusaders 1 v 0 Feildians

HOLY CROSS WIN THEIR 23RD PROVINCIAL TITLE

Holy Cross FC won their 23rd Newfoundland Labrador men’s provincial championship on Sunday following a 1:0 victory over Feildians AA. Holy Cross FC forward Steven DeLong scored the lone goal in the 56th minute while goalkeeper Thomas Pieroway and the backline posted the clean sheet. With the provincial win, the former national champions Holy Cross FC qualified for Canada Soccer’s 2022 Toyota National Championships in Vaughan, Ontario.

In the Sunday final, coach Jake Stanford featured Thomas Pieroway in goal, Sean Henderson at right back, Zachary Visser and Alex Pretty at centre back, Michael O’Brien at left back, Hashem Khalifa, Jake Warren and Cabhan O’Keefe at midfield, and Tyler Kirby, Kyle Williams and Brent

Hennebury up front. Colin Connors, Steven DeLong, Alex Dolomount and Andrew Stanford featured as substitutes while Kirk Edwards, Struan Maclean, Cesar Figueroa, Ethan Slaney and Bashar Heddo dressed but did not feature. O’Brien won the Gerard Quirke Memorial Award as the Most Valuable Player of the playoffs.

It was the fourth year in a row that the two St. John’s teams met in the Newfoundland Labrador final, with Feildians AA the 2:1 winners in 2021 and Holy Cross FC the 2:1 winners in 2020. Holy Cross FC won the 2019 final 4 2 on kicks from the penalty mark after a scoreless draw. Holy Cross FC have now won 11 of the past 14 men’s provincial titles since 2009. They rank second all time with 23 men’s provincial titles behind only 29 time winners St. Lawrence Laurentians.

This will also mark the 21st time that Holy Cross FC advance to Canada Soccer’s National Championships since 1973. They were national winners in 1988 and runners up in 1989. They most recently finished fourth overall in 2018 and seventh overall in 2019, with both the 2020 and 2021 national finals canceled on account of the global pandemic.

For the organisation, Holy Cross FC won both the men’s and women’s titles in 2022 with Noel Jake Stanford as the Head Coach. Before the men’s title on Sunday 4 September, Holy Cross FC won the 2022 women’s title on Sunday 28 August with a 1:0 victory over Feildians AA. Both provincial championships were played at King George V Park in St. John’s.

Welcome back to the Canadian Woso Roundup written by AC Lang of wsoccer.ca! As always, this roundup aims to increase the visibility of Canadian womxn in soccer. We’re back to the usual format; Three September Highlights, League in focus: Bundesliga (GER), Local Footy: Coast to Coast Usports Update, and CanXNT/YNT News. It’s been a busy month, with 83 Canadians kicking off their European seasons, the NWSL wrapping up the regular season, uni/college soccer athletes hitting their stride, and don’t forget about the CanW17 roster drop ahead of the World Cup, or the CanXNT friendlies vs Australia, and the roster ahead of friendlies vs Argentina and Morocco in October.

Three Highlights

Gilles to OL

It’s always a good day when a Canadian player transfers to the best club team in the World. Mid month, it was announced that CanXNT CB Vanessa Gilles would join Olympique Lyon on loan from Angel City FC (no buy option) until Summer 2023. While it came as a bit of a shock, given Gilles apparent enjoyment of the ACFC environment, it’s viewed as a once in a lifetime opportunity for the 26 yo Canadian. The Ottawa, ON native will miss early parts of the OL season due to the injury which has seen her sidelined since August. We wish her a speedy recovery and all the best with OL. Given their current injury crisis at CB, she should get solid minutes with OL, including in the Champion’s League. She returns to France only a few months of being in LA, having joined the NWSL side in the Spring after three successful seasons at Bordeaux. This wraps up a truly meteoric rise Gilles since early 2021 when she first became known with the XNT thanks to a legendary performance against the USA in the She Believes Cup. Even more impressive, when considering that she only started playing soccer competitively at age 16.

North London and Merseyside derby draw crowds of 60+k

The North London Derby, between Arsenal and Tottenham, is one of the foremost rivalries in English football. The two clubs have a bitter rivalry that naturally extends to their women’s teams as well. This year, the stage was bigger than in year’s past, the game drawing a WSL record audience of just about 48,000 fans. At the center of it all, was CanXNT’s own hypewoman, Shelina Zadorsky, long time captain of the Tottenham Hotspur. It was epic to see Shelina put on a classically solid performance, doing her best to keep Arsenal’s attack at bay. Despite a strong performance by Z, the Spurs were outclassed by a clinical Vivianne Miedema and co., ultimately falling 4:0. Later that day, another Canadian found herself at the center of it all in the Merseyside derby between Everton and Liverpool (over 27k fans was good enough for 4th highest attendance all time). Lifelong Liverpool fan, Rylee Foster, from Cambridge, ON, who is still recovering from a serious neck injury, appeared as a pundit on Sky Sports. You love to see Canadians involved in these types of historic events.

Huitema and Quinn win the shield, Canadians in the playoffs

October is playoff month in the NWSL, meaning that the final weeks of the season in September were more chaotic and exciting than ever. This season, the table is tighter than ever, with only a few points differentiating first and 6th place. The NWSL truly is one of the more competitive leagues out there, with no team clinching playoffs, until the second last matchday. The last two spots actually came down to the final matchday. In keeping with the consistent trends of Canadians thriving in the NWSL, 9 of 15 players made it to the playoffs, with one still in the running at the time of writing. The first two teams to clinch were the Thorns and the Reign, two of Canada’s favourite teams. Rhian Wilkinson and Karina Leblanc, both in their first seasons in charge as Thorn’s head coach and GM, respectively, were on track to win the Shield until the final game, tying 3:3 with Gotham. Just a bit further North, Quinn and Huitema played significant roles in their Shield winning final game, Huitema scoring one (assisted by Quinn) and assisting Rapinoe’s eventual winner. Both teams will have a first round bye. Rounding out the Canadians are Keeper of the Year candidate Kailen Sheridan from expansion team SD Wave, Desiree Scott who anchored KC’s midfield all season, and the Dash’s Canadian trio of Chapman, Prince, and Schmidt. Chicago’s Bianca St Georges is the final Canadian who could make a playoff appearance if Chicago wins tomorrow, but would miss the first game due to suspension for flipping the double bird at the referees last match.

Bundesliga

This one’s special for me, as someone who was born in Germany, and spent 3 seasons there, aged 16 18. Truthfully, in the three years of living there when I was a teenager, I only saw one Frauen Bundesliga game. Despite being one of the longest running women’s football leagues in the world (founded in 1990), it is not one that was massively attended or watched at the time (2010 2013). The game I attended was an 1. FFC (Erste Frauen Fussball Club) Frankfurt match, who were one of the foremost women’s clubs at the time. They were 6x UWCL Finalists from 2002 2015, winning four titles, good for second place all time. The game was played at a modest facility, in front of maybe 1000 fans, which seemed like a poor turnout, even for the time.

Fast forward to 2022, Germany is slowly beginning to embrace the women’s game. For a soccer obsessed culture, one that is steeped in misogyny and extremism to this day, it took a long time to get here. Despite producing some of the world’s best players and teams, German women had an uphill battle to get to this point. The good news is that the opening game of the Bundesliga, played in my former hometown, drew over 20k fans, for the first time ever. Buoyed by a second place at this year’s historic Euro’s I hope the league is finally poised to reach new heights.

The league, called FLYERALARM Frauen Bundesliga for sponsorship reasons, has been elite from the beginning, but since the interest and investment of major men’s clubs like Bayern, Frankfurt, Hoffenheim, and Wolfsburg in the mid 2010’s German women’s soccer has been setting the pace in Europe alongside France and England. Bayern and Wolfsburg have been perennial champions and runners up over the last decade. Top players like Vivianne Miedema, Melanie Leupolz, and Dzennifer Maroszan have broken through in Germany to move on to bigger environments like Lyon, Arsenal, Chelsea, and OL Reign. That being said, the league is still not considered 100% professional. Many players continue to pursue second careers, not able to earn enough to live off their football careers.

In terms of Canadian content, it’s been rather sparse over the past five years or so. Previously, Sophie Schmidt had been the biggest profile Canadian in the league, playing with Frankfurt from 2015 to 2018. More recently, Sura Yekka played with Duisburg in 2020, before moving to France. Considering the tactical and technical strength of the German system, a bit of a shame, which is why it’s heartening to see that four Canadians signed in the first and second Bundesliga this summer. The most notable signing was Sonia O’Neill, a Toronto native who represents Venezuela at the international level. She linked up with first division side Turbine Pottsdam, also a historic team in the league (6x league Champions). The veteran 28 yo defender moves to Germany from Croatia. Two Canadians signed in the second league, which is split into two divisions. Both of them are Canada West Usports standouts; Bella Rocque (TWU alumni) and Samantha Savoy (UFV alumni). They line up for SC Sand and Ingolstadt, respectively. Last but not least, one Canadian entered in the youth system, and that’s Christine Eiblmeier, the Ottawa, ON native, who signed with FC Bayern’s youth team.

How to Watch

The best way to watch the Bundesliga is a paid Ata Football account (atafootball.com). This will allow you to view select top matches, especially Bayern and Wolfsburg games, where you can see top German stars Popp, Magull, Gwinn, alongside internationals Stanway, Pajor, Kumagai and many more. This will cost you about $7 USD / month or $60 for the year. In terms of English language coverage, we recommend following the ata social accounts, as well as individual teams and players as desired. You can also catch highlights on DFB TV (https://tv.dfb.de/) or Youtube.

Local Footy: Usports Coast to Coast

The first half of the Usports season was played throughout September, top teams and players emerging among the 54 schools. Let’s go coast to coast with this one.

Starting on the East Coast, the AUS title race is tight, with perennial winners Cape Breton currently leading the pack. The #9 ranked Caper’s Alliyah Rowe leads the league in shots (22) and goals (5), in only five games. Defensively, CBU is equally solid, with zero goals against in their five wins. Chasing them are StFX (12 points), Dalhousie (11 points), and last year’s champions Acadia (9 points). StFX in particular is thriving with four players scoring three or more goals (Smith, Steen, Crichton, Cole). As AUS action continues this month, keep an eye on the race for playoffs.

Now over to Quebec’s RSEQ, where a two horse race is beginning to emerge between Laval and Montreal. The #7 and #5 nationally ranked teams met once in early September, Montreal winning 1:0, with the away game scheduled for early October. The talent in Quebec continues to shine in the RSEQ University Division. The ageless wonder Megane Sauve, Montreal’s veteran forward, has four goals and two assists already. Lea Jeanne Fortin is Laval’s leading player, bagging 5 goals and 3 assists in 8 games. Beyond the top teams, UQAM and McGill are in the playoff conversations. In other good Quebec soccer news, CF Montreal finally hired Amy Walks to take charge of girls and women’s development at the club. The hope is to see a youth team sooner rather than later, perhaps as early as this Fall.

The OUA remains competitive in both divisions. You can find two in depth articles about the 2022 WSOC season at 49sports. To summarize in only a few sentences, #4 ranked Queen’s remain unbeaten after 7 games, winning 5 and keeping up with the top three trio with #3 Ottawa and Toronto. An early Rookie of the Year candidate in Seema Sakran (8G, 3A) complements a dangerous Queen’s group (most goals 32). Ottawa’s own Cassandra Provost is lighting it up, too, with 10 goals in 8 games. Karly Hellstrom has been the standout for U of T (3G, 5A). In the West, Western leads the way, with 7 wins, including a big one over Guelph at the end of September. Speaking of, Guelph and York are in pursuit of the Mustangs, rounding out a competitive top three. Standouts have been Olivia Brown and Hannah Vickers (both 6G).

Last but certainly not least, Canada West is arguably the strongest division in the country, with four nationally ranked teams in UBC, Trinity Western, MacEwan, and Calgary. #1 and 2 ranked UBC and TWU have a formidable women’s soccer rivalry, spanning decades. They are joined by Albertan strongholds in Calgary and Edmonton, who have both challenged for titles over the last few years (1 Usports Gold, 1 Silver, 1 Canada West Gold between them). In terms of standout players, look no further than the 2nd to 4th leading scorers in Canada (Steer, Tolnai, Wardrope) and the best assister in the Country in Rachel Barlow (7A, 5G). Beyond individual stats, one of the coolest storylines out of Canada West this Fall was UBC’s huge crowd at their Frosh Week game, totaling over 3,400 fans, which made for an epic backdrop for UBC’s 4:0 win over UVic.

CanXNT/ CanYNT News

Let’s round all this out with CanXNT/YNT news. The senior team started off the month with two wins in Australia thanks to two world class displays by Adriana Leon (3G), and Jade Rose (1A). The 1:0 and 2:1 wins presented a good challenge and test run ahead of the World Cup. Two debutants Clarissa Larisey (Celtic) and Simi Awujo (USC) got their first minutes, with the 19 yo Awujo looking particularly strong in attacking midfield.

Later in the month, the CSA announced two more friendlies against Argentina and Morocco in the October window. The squad dropped late in the month was a familiar one, with most big names included. Unfortunately, Carle, Riviere, Gilles and D. Rose miss out due to injury. Lawrence, Sinclair, and Yekka were included, but are questionable to play many minutes, also related to an injury. Larisey and Awujo were called in again, as well as Zoe Burns, but most notably, Evelyne Viens returns to the squad.

“I have been trying to work on different areas of my game, working with the coaches on my finishing, my touch, my creativity, my confidence, the mental side of the game, it has been great." Ev Viens via RC Sports

This rounds out a solid few months for Ev since being left out of the CONCACAF squad. Fresh off a hat trick + assist performance for KDFF, she also renewed her contract until 2024, the Swedish club eager to keep their 20 goal striker. Coach Priestman also noted her recent form during a press conference and hinted that their recently adjusted system will benefit Viens as a number 9.

“You can see she’s a number nine scoring with confidence now. I also think the shift in the system that we introduced in Australia really complements Évelyne as an out and out nine, too.” Bev Priestman on Viens

Finally, the Canadian U17s are headed to India to compete in the World Cup. Their group stage opponents include France, Japan, and Tanzania. Their roster includes the regulars like Zoe Markesini, Clare Logan, Ella Ottey, Izzy Monck, and Amanda Allen, however, star striker Rosa Maalouf misses out due to injury. The competition will be tough for Canada, but the hope is that they can steal a point or three from either Japan or France. The Canadians play on October 12th, 15th, and 18th. All games will be available to view on TSN.

MALE CANUCKS

This news is based on the tweets from Canucks Abroad feed and also a little bit of research from us too.

You can follow them via their website www.canucks abroad.ca or on their Twitter feed. You can also enter the conversation with them on the Discord app.

Awards and Championships

Jarred Ulloa and Cusco are Peruvian Liga 2 Champions.

Tesho Akindele and Orlando City are US Open Cup winners beating Sacremento Republic 3 0.

Jacen Russell Rowe (right) was awarded the MLS Next Pro Golden Boot for his league leading 21 goals this year.

Firsts and Milestones

Luca Brici made his debut for Meetup RV in their 11 2 defeat against SV Rojava in the Austrian Wiener Landescup.

Patrick Metcalfe (bottom right) scored his first professional goal for Stabæk in the Norwegian OBOS Ligaen opening the scoring in their 4 0 win over Raufoss.

Tani Oluwaseyi scored his first goal for Minnesota United 2 in their 4 2 MLS Next Pro win over Portland Timbers 2.

Cyle Larin scored his first goal for Club Brugge in their 2 0 win at RFC Seraing in the Belgian Jupiler Pro League.

Contracts and Transfers

Yannick Laurent has signed for Portuguese Primera Liga side Vizela.

Kenneth Eligon has signed for German Oberliga Niederrhien side Düsseldorf West from FC Mönchengladbach.

Lucas Areco (bottom left) has signed for Italian Serie C side US Fiorenzuola 1922 after leaving Serie D Girone A side Borgosesia in June.

Nihad Nedžibović has signed for German Kreisliga A Groß Gerau side SV 07 Raunheim.

Danial Rafisamii has joined German Landesliga West side VfR Baumholder from League1 Ontario side Toronto Skillz.

Tristan Mitchell has signed for Scottish Midlands League side Lochee United.

Awards and Championships

Tiffany Cameron of ETO was named Hungarian League Player of the Year

Firsts and Milestones

Samantha Savoy made her debut for Ingolstadt coming on in the 81st minute of their 1 0 home defeat to RB Leipzig in the German 2 Bundesliga.

Kadeshia Buchanan made her debut for Cheslea in their 2 1 defeat to Liverpool in the English Super League.

Adriana Leon made her Manchester United debut coming on in the 64th minute in their 4 0 home win against Reading in the English Super League.

Elisabeth Tse made her debut for GPSO 92 Issy in their 4 0 defeat against Strasbourg in the French Division 2 Féminine.

Vital Kats scored her first goal for Braga in their 6 1 win over Ouriense in the Portuguese Campeonato Nacional Feminino.

Contracts and Transfers

Sabrina Preval Gentile has signed with Portuguese Campeonato Nacional II Divisão side Gil Vicente.

Yazeen Jamieson (below left) has signed for French Division 2 Féminine side GPSO 92 Issy from League1 Ontario side Simcoe County Rovers.

Evelyne Viens has signed a contract extension with Swedish Damallsvenskan side Kristianstads DFF through to 2024.

Sadie Sider Eichenberg has signed for French Division 1 Féminine side Le Havre after finishing her U Sports career with the Ottawa Gee Gees.

Sonia O’Neill (below right) has signed for German Bundesliga side Turbine Potsdam from Croatian 1st Football League side ŽNK Split.

Tristan Cornell has signed for Ukrainian Women’s League side Vorskla Poltava from League1 BC side Unity.

Bella Roque has signed for German 2 Bundesliga side SC Sand after finishing her USports career with Trinity Western Spartans.

International Call Ups

Kayla Adamek made her debut for the Polish national team coming on at half time in their 7 0 win over Kosovo.

Injuries

Deanne Rose is out for a prolonged period of time after injuring her Achilles in the 23rd minute of Reading’s English Super League match against Manchester United.

Player Club

Sumeet Kumar Chinook Olds

Reverence Hoyte Toronto Skillz Keyano

Ian Zahara Edmonton Warriors Heartland

Clement Guay Calgary Chinooks Mount Royal

Adam Rustami ANB Futbol Marist

NCAA NEWS

Men Awards and Achievements

Player Club School

Sabrina Mangiaracina

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Eesha Mudaliar

Altitude Douglas

Inter Fraser Valley

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Medina Doker

Ava Mills

Woodbridge Strikers Wheeling

Tecumseh Carleton

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Abby Young

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Fusion Toronto

Caledon Alabama Birmingham

Abbey Simpson Caledon Simon Fraser

Nolan Premack of California Baptist Lancers was named Western Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week.

Malcolm Johnston (right) of Maryland Terrapins named Big Ten Conference Co Offensive Player of the Week.

Women Awards and Achievements

Courtney Chochol (below right) of Quinnipiac Bobcats was named Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Week.

Sheridan Michel of Oklahoma Sooners was named Big 12 Conference Defensive Player of the Week.

Audrey Francois of Harvard Crimson was named Ivy League Rookie of the Week.

Kayza Massey of West Virginia Mountaineers named Big 12 Conference Goalkeeper of the Week.

Injuries

Amanda West (below) of Pittsburgh Panthers has torn her ACL in the 13th minute against Cincinnati and will miss the rest of the season.

WEEK 2 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Northern British Columbia's Michael Henman and British Columbia's Katalin Tolnai were named the Canada West Soccer Players of the Week by the conference on Tuesday. Henman accomplished a feat the conference has not seen in at least 16 years, as far back as the record books recall. He started the weekend hungry, heading in a corner kick just minutes into the Timberwolves' first game against Victoria Friday evening. After the Vikes tied it up, Henman wasted no time in striking back, jumping on a pass flicked into the box. The fourth year striker added an insurance marker in the second half to secure his hat trick and lead the Timberwolves to their first win of the season. He wasn't done there. Henman grabbed the spotlight again Sunday in the rematch, as the only player to record a goal on either team. But he didn't just record one. He again notched three goals, becoming the only player in the CW record books (dating to 2006) to post back to back hat tricks. The Henman Show ended the weekend with six goals, seven shots and six shots on goal. His two hat tricks are also the first recorded in a single CW season since 2018.

Earlier in the week, Tolnai took a tough 1 0 game against the Victoria Vikes and turned it on its head in mere minutes shortly into the second half. Tolnai took a feed from teammate Danielle Steer and buried it with authority, scoring high over the goalkeeper's head, giving her no chance on the play. Five minutes later, Tolnai stole a pass, cut down the middle with four Vikes in pursuit and scored far side with a perfectly placed kick. Soon after, the third year midfielder rushed to a lob pass and headed it home to score her third goal in just over seven minutes. Those scores changed the tide of the game as Tolnai led the Thunderbirds to their third straight win of the season. Her feat showed the league her ability as an instant game changer. With the impressive hat trick, Tolnai became the 20th player in CW history (dating to 2006) to record three goals within a half.

WEEK 3 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

British Columbia's Katalin Tolnai and Mount Royal's Mohamed El Gandour were named the Canada West Soccer Players of the Week by the conference on Tuesday.

Tolnai repeats as the Player of the Week after scoring all four goals her Thunderbirds posted as they took down the Alberta Pandas then the defending U SPORTS champions MacEwan Griffins in a couple close matches over the weekend. She began her tear Friday, perfectly placing a long range free kick over the Pandas defenders and goalkeeper late in the first half. She followed it up with another well struck kick after turning around her defender and finding the short hand corner of the net. Her two scores were the sole goals in the game and kept the T Birds rolling through conference action. Not even the defending national champions had a response for Tolnai, as she posted another two goal night to gift her team a 2 1 victory. Tolnai's second of the evening was a doozy, going bar down on the Griffins' goalkeeper. Meanwhile, El Gandour led an MRU squad that put on a show for Calgary soccer fans over the weekend. In the team's first game against Lethbridge, the fourth year forward tore toward a pass from the outside and made no mistake as he buried it behind the Pronghorns' goalkeeper. Sixty seconds later, El Gandour struck again, finishing another one timer to quickly double the Cougars' lead and put the game out of Lethbridge's reach. El Gandour returned Sunday with two beautifully placed free kicks that beat the Saskatchewan goalkeeper by hugging the net posts. The Cougars' captain proved his speed, anticipation and skill as MRU picked up two convincing wins at home.

WEEK 4 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Mount Royal's Mohamed El Gandour and MacEwan's Grace Mwasalla were named the Canada West Soccer Players of the Week by the conference on Tuesday. El Gandour repeats as the Player of the Week after playing a key part in each of the Cougars' three goals that gifted them wins over Pacific Division favourites, UBC and TWU this weekend. The fourth year forward began his campaign with a highlight reel goal Saturday. He made a swift move past a UBC defender, turned on the jets and blasted one into the far side of the T Birds' net. His goal stood as the lone mark in the game, giving MRU their fifth win of the season. He followed it up with another game opening score Sunday against Trinity Western. The Cougars' captain struck a well placed shot off a pass from teammate Alex Kemsley. El Gandour was hot all weekend, buzzing around the net with six shots on goal. The Spartans, determined to stop him, were given a red card after an El Gandour scoring chance. This let the forward line up a penalty shot, which was saved, but Skylar Rogers buried the rebound. El Gandour's two goals and his assist helped the Cougars to 1 0 and 2 0 victories against tough Pacific Division rivals.

Meanwhile, Grace Mwasalla was having a weekend of her own, opening the Griffins' scoring Saturday when her shot deflected off a defender and passed the keeper. She then fielded a pass, used her body to get it past the defence, and stretched out to strike it home for a skillful goal. Mwasalla's two goals helped the Griffins to a 3 0 victory over the visiting UNBC Timberwolves, simultaneously pushing MacEwan's record above .500 and the T Wolves' record below the mid mark. The second year forward followed her two goal performance up with another show, netting the only goal in a tight affair with the Calgary Dinos Sunday. Mwasalla streaked through the middle, controlling the ball in her few quick strides before finishing inside the right post. With the goal, the Griffins handed the Dinos just their second loss of the year. Mwasalla's three goal weekend bolstered the defending national champs up to 4 2 0 on the season.

Thompson Rivers

Northern BC

Trinity Western

British Columbia

UBC Okanagan

Fraser Valley

Victoria

RESULTS

September 2 Northern BC 4 v 1 Victoria

Fraser Valley 0 v 1 Thompson Rivers

Trinity Western 2 v 1 UBC Okanagan

September 3 Northern BC 3 v 0 Victoria

September 4

Trinity Western 2 v 1 Thompson Okanagan

Fraser Valley 2 v 0 Okanagan

September 9 Victoria 2 v 1 Fraser Valley

British Columbia 3 v 1 Trinity Western

Thompson Rivers 2 v 1 Northern BC

September 10 Victoria 3 v 0 Trinity Western

British Columbia 3 v 0 Fraser Valley

Thompson Rivers 2 v 1 Northern BC

September 16 Alberta 4 v 1 Northern BC

September 17 Calgary 3 v 1 Fraser Valley

Lethbridge 1 v 4 Trinity Western

MacEwan 1 v 1 Victoria

Saskatchewan 1 v 1 Thompson Rivers

Mount Royal 1 v 0 British Columbia

September 18 MacEwan 0 v 2 BC Okanagan

Calgary 1 v 2 British Columbia

Alberta 2 v 0 Victoria

Lethbridge 0 v 5 Northern BC

Saskatchewan 3 v 5 Fraser Valley

Mount Royal 2 v 0 Trinity Western

September 23 Northern BC 4 v 0 Saskatchewan

Fraser Valley 3 v 3 Alberta BC Okanagan 1 v 1 Mount Royal

Victoria 0 v 0 Lethbridge

Trinity Western 3 v 0 MacEwan

Thompson Rivers 0 v 1 Calgary

September 24

Trinity Western 0 v 0 Calgary

Thompson Rivers 2 v 1 Alberta

September 25 Northern BC 3 v 1 MacEwan

Victoria 0 v 1 Mount Royal

BC Okanagan 4 v 1 Lethbridge

British Columbia 4 v 0 Saskatchewan

September 30 BC Okanagan 1 v 2 Fraser Valley

Thompson Rivers 2 v 1 Trinity Western

British Columbia 1 v 2 Northern BC

SCHEDULE

October 1 BC Okanagan v Trinity Western

Thompson Rivers v Fraser Valley

British Columbia v Northern BC

October 6 Victoria v British Columbia

October 7 Okanagan v Thompson Rivers

October 8

October 9

Trinity Western v Fraser Valley

British Columbia v Victoria Okanagan v Thompson Rivers

Fraser Valley v Trinity Western

October 14 Fraser Valley v British Columbia

Trinity Western v Victoria

October 15 Northern BC v BC Okanagan

Fraser Valley v Victoria

Trinity Western v British Columbia

October 16

British Columbia v BC Okanagan

October 21 British Columbia v BC Okanagan

Fraser Valley v Northern BC

Victoria v Thompson Rivers

October 22

British Columbia v Thompson Rivers

Victoria v BC Okanagan

23

Fraser Valley v Northern BC

Royal

RESULTS

September 2 Lethbridge 2 v 3 MacEwan

Saskatchewan 1 v 1 Alberta

September 3 Mount Royal 2 v 1 Calgary

September 4 Saskatchewan 0 v 2 MacEwan

Lethbridge 1 v 2 Alberta

September 10 MacEwan 1 v 1 Alberta

Calgary 3 v 2 Saskatchewan

Mount Royal 5 v 0 Lethbridge

September 11 Calgary 1 v 2 Lethbridge

Mount Royal 4 v 2 Saskatchewan

September 16 Alberta 4 v 1 Northern BC

September 17 Calgary 3 v 1 Fraser Valley

Lethbridge 1 v 4 Trinity Western

MacEwan 1 v 1 Victoria

Saskatchewan 1 v 1 Thompson Rivers

Mount Royal 1 v 0 British Columbia

September 18 MacEwan 0 v 2 BC Okanagan

Calgary 1 v 2 British Columbia

Alberta 2 v 0 Victoria

Lethbridge 0 v 5 Northern BC

Saskatchewan 3 v 5 Fraser Valley

Mount Royal 2 v 0 Trinity Western

September 23 Northern BC 4 v 0 Saskatchewan

Fraser Valley 3 v 3 Alberta

BC Okanagan 1 v 1 Mount Royal

Victoria 0 v 0 Lethbridge

Trinity Western 3 v 0 MacEwan

Thompson Rivers 0 v 1 Calgary

September 25 Northern BC 3 v 1 MacEwan

Victoria 0 v 1 Mount Royal

BC Okanagan 4 v 1 Lethbridge

British Columbia 4 v 0 Saskatchewan

SCHEDULE

October 1

MacEwan v Saskatchewan

Alberta v Lethbridge

Calgary v Mount Royal

October 2 MacEwan v Lethbridge

Alberta v Saskatchewan

October 14

Lethbridge v Calgary

Saskatchewan v Mount Royal

October 15 Alberta v MacEwan

October 16 Saskatchewan v Calgary

Lethbridge v Mount Royal

October 22

Mount Royal v Alberta

Calgary v MacEwan

Lethbridge v Saskatchewan

October 23 Calgary v Alberta

Mount Royal v MacEwan

WOMEN’S PACIFIC DIVISION (continued from page 114)

October 14

Calgary v BC Okanagan

Victoria v Fraser Valley

Northern BC v Thompson Rivers

British Columbia v Trinity Western

October 15

October 16

September 24

Trinity Western 0 v 0 Calgary

Thompson Rivers 2 v 1 Alberta

Victoria v Trinity Western

British Columbia v Fraser Valley

Calgary v Thompson Rivers

Mount Royal v Manitoba

Northern BC v BC Okanagan

September 1

British Columbia

Trinity Western

Calgary

Victoria

Thompson Rivers

Northern BC

BC Okanagan

Fraser Valley

RESULTS

British Columbia 4 v 0 Victoria

September 3 BC Okanagan 1 v 0 Northern BC

Thompson Rivers 0 v 5 Calgary

September 4 BC Okanagan 0 v 2 Calgary

Thompson Rivers 0 v 0 Northern BC

September 9 Victoria 0 v 2 MacEwan

BC Okanagan 1 v 3 Saskatchewan

British Columbia 2 v 0 Alberta

Thompson Rivers 3 v 2 Regina

Calgary 4 v 2 Manitoba

Northern BC 3 v 1 Winnipeg

Fraser Valley 1 v 1 Mount Royal

Trinity Western 8 v 0 Lethbridge

September 10 BC Okanagan 2 v 2 Regina

Victoria 1 v 2 Alberta

Trinity Western 3 v 0 Mount Royal

British Columbia 2 v 1 MacEwan

Thompson Rivers 2 v 2 Saskatchewan

September 11 Calgary 5 v 0 Winnipeg

Northern BC 1 v 3 Manitoba

September 17 Winnipeg 0 v 2 Victoria

Manitoba 1 v 2 British Columbia

Regina 1 v 1 Fraser Valley

MacEwan 3 v 0 Northern BC

Alberta 2 v 1 Calgary

Lethbridge 1 v 1 BC Okanagan

Saskatchewan 0 v 1 Trinity Western

Mount Royal 0 v 2 Thompson Rivers

Winnipeg 0 v 5 British Columbia

14

11

15 9 9

17 5 12

Lethbridge 2 v 3 Thompson Rivers

Regina 0 v 4 Trinity Western

Alberta 2 v 2 Northern BC

Saskatchewan 1 v 1 Fraser Valley

Manitoba 0 v 1 Victoria

Mount Royal 2 v 0 BC Okanagan

MacEwan 1 v 0 Calgary

September 20 Fraser Valley 1 v 1 Lethbridge

September 23 Okanagan 1 v 0 Fraser Valley

Thompson Rivers 0 v 0 Trinity Western

Calgary 1 v 1 Victoria

Northern BC 0 v 2 British Columbia

September 24 BC Okanagan 0 v 2 Trinity Western

Thompson Rivers 2 v 1 Fraser Valley

September 25 Calgary 3 v 2 British Columbia

Northern BC 1 v 4 Victoria

September 30 British Columbia 3 v 0 BC Okanagan

Victoria 1 v 0 Thompson Rivers

Fraser Valley 0 v 2 Northern BC

Trinity Western 3 v 1 Calgary

SCHEDULE

October 2

October 7

Fraser Valley v Calgary

Northern BC v Calgary

Victoria v British Columbia

Trinity Western v Fraser Valley

Thompson Rivers v BC Okanagan

October

October 9

Northern BC v Calgary

BC Okanagan v Thompson Rivers

Fraser Valley v Trinity Western

MacEwan

Saskatchewan

Alberta

Mount Royal

Manitoba

Regina

Winnipeg

Lethbridge

RESULTS

September 2 Saskatchewan 3 v 3 Regina

September 9

Victoria 0 v 2 MacEwan

BC Okanagan 1 v 3 Saskatchewan

British Columbia 2 v 0 Alberta

Thompson Rivers 3 v 2 Regina

Calgary 4 v 2 Manitoba

Northern BC 3 v 1 Winnipeg

Fraser Valley 1 v 1 Mount Royal

Trinity Western 8 v 0 Lethbridge

September 10 BC Okanagan 2 v 2 Regina

Victoria 1 v 2 Alberta

Trinity Western 3 v 0 Mount Royal

British Columbia 2 v 1 MacEwan

Thompson Rivers 2 v 2 Saskatchewan

September 11 Calgary 5 v 0 Winnipeg

Northern BC 1 v 3 Manitoba

September 17 Winnipeg 0 v 2 Victoria

Manitoba 1 v 2 British Columbia

Regina 1 v 1 Fraser Valley

MacEwan 3 v 0 Northern BC

Alberta 2 v 1 Calgary

Lethbridge 1 v 1 BC Okanagan

Saskatchewan 0 v 1 Trinity Western

Mount Royal 0 v 2 Thompson Rivers

September 18 Winnipeg 0 v 5 British Columbia

Lethbridge 2 v 3 Thompson Rivers

Regina 0 v 4 Trinity Western

Alberta 2 v 2 Northern BC

Saskatchewan 1 v 1 Fraser Valley

Manitoba 0 v 1 Victoria

11

18 5

16 3

14 13 3

12 13 10 1

20 8 4

25 4 18

2 26

Mount Royal 2 v 0 BC Okanagan

MacEwan 1 v 0 Calgary

September 20 Fraser Valley 1 v 1 Lethbridge

September 23 Winnipeg 2 v 2 Regina

Manitoba 1 v 2 Saskatchewan

September 24

Lethbridge 0 v 5 MacEwan

Mount Royal 3 v 1 Alberta

Winnipeg 1 v 2 Saskatchewan

Manitoba 1 v 1 Regina

September 25

October 2

Lethbridge 1 v 3 Alberta

Mount Royal 1 v 2 MacEwan

SCHEDULE

Winnipeg v MacEwan

Regina v Mount Royal Manitoba v Alberta

Saskatchewan v Lethbridge

October 6 Manitoba v Winnipeg

October 7

October 8

Regina v Saskatchewan

Winnipeg v Manitoba

Alberta v Lethbridge

MacEwan v Mount Royal

October 9

October 15

Alberta v Mount Royal

MacEwan v Lethbridge

Lethbridge v Manitoba

MacEwan v Regina

Alberta v Saskatchewan

Mount Royal v Winnipeg

October 16

Alberta v Regina

Lethbridge v Winnipeg

MacEwan v Saskatchewan

York

Western

McMaster

Guelph

Brock

Waterloo

Wilfrid Laurier

Windsor

Algoma

RESULTS

September 2 Algoma 0 v 4 Brock

Waterloo 7 v 2Wilfrid Laurier

Windsor 0 v 6 York

September 3 Western 2 v 1 McMaster

September 4 Algoma 0 v 8 Guelph

McMaster 1 v 0 Western

Wilfrid Laurier 0 v 3 Waterloo York 3 v 0 Windsor

September 8 York 2 v 0 Waterloo

September 9 Wilfrid Laurier 0 v 5 Western

Guelph 1 v 1 McMaster Windsor 1 v 2 Brock

September 11 McMaster 0 v 2 Guelph

Waterloo 1 v 2 York

Western 2 v 0 Wilfrid Laurier

Brock 1 v 0 Windsor

September 16 McMaster 2 v 1 Windsor

Guelph 3 v 2 Wilfrid Laurier

Brock 0 v 0 Waterloo

September 17 Western 10 v 0 Algoma

September 18 Waterloo 0 v 1 Brock

Western 4 v 0 Algoma

Wilfrid Laurier 1 v 1 Guelph

Windsor 3 v 7 McMaster

September 22 Western 0 v 0 Brock

September 23 Algoma 0 v 2 Wilfrid Laurier

Guelph 2 v 2 York

19 20

17 18

16 5

20 8 15 12

8 2 15 6

12 9 7 3

9 22 7 13

15 23 3 8

0 43 0 43

September 25 Algoma 0 v 9 Windsor

McMaster 2 v 1 Waterloo

Brock 0 v 0 Western York 2 v 0 Guelph

September 30 Windsor 1 v 2 Wilfrid Laurier

Guelph 3 v 0 Western

Brock 0 v 1 McMaster

SCHEDULE

October 1 York v Algoma October 2 York v Algoma

Waterloo v Guelph

Wilfrid Laurier v Windsor October 7 Wilfrid Laurier v Brock October 8 Western v Waterloo McMaster v York

October 14 Windsor v Waterloo

Guelph v Brock

October 15 Algoma v McMaster October 16 Brock v Guelph

Wilfrid Laurier v York Algoma v McMaster Windsor v Western

October 21 Brock v York Guelph v Windsor

October 22 Waterloo v Algoma October 23 Waterloo v Algoma York v Western

McMaster v Wilfrid Laurier

Ontario Tech

Carleton

Nipissing

Toronto

Toronto Metropolitan

Queen's

Trent

Laurentian

Royal Military

RESULTS

September 2 Queen’s 1 v 3 Carleton

September 3 Queen’s 0 v 2 Ontario Tech

Laurentian 2 v 2 Trent

September 4 Royal Military 0 v 9 Toronto

September 9 Royal Military 1 v 5 Carleton

Trent 0 v 2 Ontario Tech

September 10 Nipissing 1 v 0 Laurentian

September 11 Laurentian 0 v 2 Nipissing

Carleton 0 v 0 Toronto

Ontario Tech 7 v 0 Trent

September 15 Ontario Tech 2 v 1 Toronto Metropolitan

September 17 Carleton 4 v 1 Nipissing

Toronto 1 v 1 Trent

September 18 Queen’s 6 v 1 Royal Military

Toronto 0 v 1 Ontario Tech

Toronto Metropolitan 4 v 0 Trent

September 24 Nipissing 3 v 0Royal Military

Laurentian 4 v 6 Queen's

Trent 1 v 3 Toronto

Toronto Metropolitan 0 v 3 Carleton

September 25 Laurentian 3 v 2 Royal Military

Nipissing 3 v 2 Queen's

Toronto Metropolitan 1 v 0 Ontario Tech

Toronto 0 v 0 Carleton

SCHEDULE

October 1 Trent v Nipissing

Toronto Metropolitan v Royal Military

Ontario Tech v Laurentian

15

10

18 16

14 12

12 3

16 3 12 13

21 5 9 16

15 16 6 1

5 19 5 14

17 4 8

4 41 0 37

Toronto v Queen's

October 2 Ontario Tech v Nipissing

Trent v Laurentian

Toronto Metropolitan v Queen's

Torponto v Royal Military

October 6 Toronto Metropolitan v Toronto

October 7 Queen’s v Nipissing

Carleton v Ontario Tech

October 8 Royal Military v Nipissing

Toronto v Toronto Metropolitan Carleton v Laurentian

October 9 Royal Military v Trent October 12 Royal Military v Queen’s

October 15 Laurentian v Toronto

Nipissing v Toronto Metropolitan

Trent v Queen's

Ontario Tech v Carleton

October 16 Laurentian v Toronto Metropolitan

Nipissing v Toronto

Trent v Carleton

Ontario Tech v Royal Military

October 21 Queen’s v Toronto Metropolitan

Guelph v Windsor

October 22 Nipissing v Ontario Tech

Royal Military v Laurentian Carleton v Trent

October 23 Queen’s v Laurentian

Carleton v Toronto Metropolitan

Pos

Western

Guelph

York

Wilfrid Laurier

Brock

Windsor

McMaster

Waterloo

Algoma

RESULTS

September 2 Algoma 1 v 5 Brock

Waterloo 0 v 2 Wilfrid Laurier

Windsor 0 v 0 York

September 3 Western 1 v 1 McMaster

September 4 Algoma 0 v 7 Guelph

Wilfrid Laurier 4 v 1 Waterloo McMaster 0 v 1 Western York 1 v 0 Windsor

September 8 York 3 v 0 Waterloo

September 9 Wilfrid Laurier 2 v 4 Western Guelph 2 v 0 McMaster Windsor 1 v 0 Brock

September 11 Western 1 v 0 Wilfrid Laurier

McMaster 1 v 0 Guelph Waterloo 0 v 5 York Brock 0 v 1 Windsor

September 16 Brock 3 v 0 Waterloo McMaster 1 v 1 Windsor Guelph 1 v 0 Wilfrid Laurier

September 17 Western 7 v 0 Algoma

September 18 Western 6 v 1 Algoma

Wilfrid Laurier 0 v 2 Guelph Windsor 1 v 1 McMaster Waterloo 1 v 3 Brock

September 22 Western 0 v 1 Brock

September 23 Algoma 1 v 5 Wilfrid Laurier

Guelph 3 v 3 York

25 7 22 18

19 8 16 11

20 6 14 14

4 17 11 12 6

0 4 13 8 12 5

2 6 7 12 1

4 2 7 8 10 1

4 22 1 18

7 3 37 0 34

September 25 Algoma 0 v 1 Windsor

Brock 1 v 3 Western

York 2 v 3 Guelph

McMaster 2 v 2 Waterloo

September 30 Windsor 1 v 4 Wilfrid Laurier

Brock 0 v 1 McMaster

Guelph 1 v 2 Western

SCHEDULE

October 1 York v Algoma October 2 York v Algoma

Waterloo v Guelph

Wilfrid Laurier v Windsor October 7 Wilfrid Laurier v Brock October 8 McMaster v York Western v Waterloo

October 14 Guelph v Brock

Windsor v Waterloo

October 15 Algoma v McMaster

October 16 Wilfrid Laurier v York

Brock v Guelph Algoma v McMaster Windsor v Western

October 21 Guelph v Windsor Brock v York

October 22 Waterloo v Algoma October 23 Waterloo v Algoma York v Western

McMaster v Wilfrid Laurier

Ottawa

Toronto

Queen's

Carleton

Nipissing

Toronto Metropolitan

Trent

Ontario Tech

Laurentian

Royal Military

RESULTS

September 2 Queen’s v Carleton

September 3 Queen’s v Ontario Tech

Toronto v Ottawa

Laurentian v Trent

September 4 Toronto Metropolitan v Ottawa

Royal Military v Toronto

September 9 Trent v Ontario Tech

Ottawa v Queen's

September 10 Nipissing v Laurentian

September 11 Laurentian v Nipissing

Ontario Tech v Trent Carleton v Royal Military Ottawa v Toronto

September 15 Ontario Tech v Toronto Metropolitan

September 17 Carleton v Nipissing

Toronto v Trent

September 18 Queen’s v Royal Military

Ottawa v Nipissing

Toronto v Ontario Tech

Toronto Metropolitan v Trent

September 24 Nipissing v Royal Military

Laurentian v Queen's Trent v Toronto Ontario Tech v Ottawa

Toronto Metropolitan v Carleton

September 25 Nipissing v Queen's

Laurentian v Royal Military

Toronto Metropolitan v Ontario Tech

Toronto v Carleton

Trent v Ottawa

September 29 Ottawa v Carleton

September 30 Carleton v Ottawa

SCHEDULE

October 1 Trent v Nipissing

Toronto Metropolitan v Royal Military

Toronto v Queen's

Ontario Tech v Laurentian October 2 Nipissing v Royal Military

Carleton v Ottawa

Toronto Metropolitan v Ontario Tech October 6 Toronto Metropolitan v Toronto

October 7 Queen’s v Nipissing

Ottawa v Ontario Tech

October 8 Royal Military v Nipissing

Toronto v Toronto Metropolitan Carleton v Laurentian

October 9 Royal Military v Trent Ottawa v Laurentian

October 12 Royal Military v Queen’s

October 15 Laurentian v Toronto

Nipissing v Toronto Metropolitan Ontario Tech v Carleton

Trent v Queen's

October 16 Nipissing v Toronto

Laurentian v Toronto Mtropolitan

Trent v Carleton

Ontario Tech v Royal Military

Sherbrooke

RESULTS

September 2 Laval 2 v 2 Montréal

Québec à Trois Rivières 4 v 1 Sherbrooke

September 8 Sherbrooke 2 v 4 Concordia

September 9

Québec à Trois Rivières 2 v 1 Québec à Montréal

September 11 Montréal 1 v 0 McGill

Concordia 0 v 0 Québec à Montréal

September 16 Concordia 0 v 0 Laval

Québec à Montréal 1 v 0 Sherbrooke

McGill 1 v 0 Québec à Trois Rivières

September 18 Québec à Trois Rivières 3 v 2 Concordia

Laval 1 v 1 McGill

Montréal 1 v 2 Québec à Montréal

September 23 Concordia 2 v 1 McGill

Sherbrooke 0 v 3 Montréal

Laval 2 v 0 Québec à Trois Rivières

September 25 Montréal 4 v 0 Concordia

Québec à Montréal 4 v 1 Laval

McGill 2 v 0 Sherbrooke

September 29 Québec à Trois Rivières 0 v 1 Montréal

September 30 Québec à Montréal 3 v 1 McGill

Laval 5 v 0 Sherbrooke

SCHEDULE

October 2 Québec à Montréal v Concordia

Montréal v Laval

Sherbrooke v Québec à Trois Rivières

October 7 McGill v Montréal

Concordia v Sherbrooke

Québec à Montréal v Québec à Trois Rivières

October 14 Laval v Concordia

Québec à Trois Rivières v McGill

Sherbrooke v Québec à Montréal

October 16

Québec à Montréal v Montréal

Concordia v Québec à Trois Rivières

McGill v Laval

October 20 McGill v Concordia

Québec à Trois Rivières v Laval

October 21 Montréal v Sherbrooke

October 23 Sherbrooke v McGill

Concordia v Montréal

Laval v Québec à Montréal

OUA WOMEN’S EAST continued

October 21 Queen’s v Toronto Metropolitan

October 22

Royal Military v Laurentian Nipissing v Ontario Tech

Carleton v Trent

October 23 Royal Military v Ottawa Queen’s v Laurentian

Carleton v Toronto Metropolitan

September 2

Montreal

Laval

Québec à Montréal

McGill

Québec à Trois

Concordia

Bishop's

Sherbrooke

RESULTS

Bishop’s 1 v 2McGill

Laval 1 v 0 Montréal

Québec à Trois Rivières 2 v 4 Sherbrooke

September 8 Sherbrooke 1 v 1 Concordia

September 9 Laval 3 v 0 Bishop's

Québec à Trois Rivières 1 v 2 Québec à Montréal

September 11 Montréal 3 v 0 McGill

Concordia 0 v 0 Québec à Montréal

September 16 Concordia 1 v 4 Laval

Bishop’s 0 v 2 Montréal

Québec à Montréal 1 v 0 Sherbrooke

McGill 2 v 0 Québec à Trois Rivières

September 18 Sherbrooke 1 v 1 Bishop's

Québec à Trois Rivières 3 v 2 Concordia

Laval 4 v 1 McGill

Montréal 3 v 0 Québec à Montréal

September 23 Concordia 1 v 2 McGill

Sherbrooke 0 v 1 Montréal

Bishop’s 1 v 1 Québec à Montréal

Laval 2 v 1 Québec à Trois Rivières

September 25 Québec à Trois Rivières 0 v 2 Bishop's Montréal 3 v 0 Concordia

Québec à Montréal 1 v 0 Laval

McGill 2 v 1 Sherbrooke

September 29 Bishop’s 0 v 4 Concordia

Québec à Trois Rivières 0 v 1 Montréal

September 30 Québec à Montréal 0 v 0 McGill

Laval 2 v 0 Sherbrooke

SCHEDULE

October 2

McGill v Bishop's

Québec à Montréal v Concordia

Montréal v Laval

Sherbrooke v Québec à Trois Rivières

October 7 Bishop’s v Laval

McGill v Montréal

Concordia v Sherbrooke

Québec à Montréal v Québec à Trois Rivières October 14 Montréal v Bishop's

Laval v Concordia

Québec à Trois Rivières v McGill Sherbrooke v Québec à Montréal

October 16 Québec à Montréal v Montréal

Concordia v Québec à Trois Rivières

Bishop’s v Sherbrooke

McGill v Laval

October 20 McGill v Concordia October 21 Québec à Montréal v Bishop's

Québec à Trois Rivières v Laval Montréal v Sherbrooke

October 23 Bishop’s v Québec à Trois Rivières

Sherbrooke v McGill

Concordia v Montréal

Laval v Québec à Montréal

Cape Breton

St Francis Xavier

Saint Mary's

Dalhousie

New Brunswick

Memorial

Moncton

Acadia

Prince Edward Island

Mount Allison

RESULTS

September 9 St Francis Xavier 2 v 0 Acadia

Saint Mary’s 3 v 0 Mount Allison

September 10 Moncton 2 v 2 Memorial

Cape Breton 1 v 1 Prince Edward Island

Dalhousie 1 v 0 Mount Allison

September 11 Acadia 0 v 2 Memorial

Cape Breton 1 v 0 Saint Mary's

St Francis Xavier 3 v 0 Prince Edward Island Moncton 1 v 3 New Brunswick

September 17 Memorial 0 v 2 Cape Breton

Prince Edward Island 2 v 3 Saint Mary's Moncton 2 v 2 Acadia

Mount Allison 1 v 4 St Francis Xavier

New Brunswick 1 v 1 Dalhousie

September 18 Memorial 1 v 5 Cape Breton

New Brunswick 5 v 1 Dalhousie

Mount Allison 0 v 4 Saint Mary's

Prince Edward Island 0 v 3 St Francis Xavier

September 23 Dalhousie 2 v 0 Memorial

September 30 Mount Allison 0 v 0 Dalhousie

Acadia 0 v 2 Cape Breton

SCHEDULE

October 1 Memorial v St Francis Xavier

New Brunswick v Saint Mary's

October 2 Memorial v St Francis Xavier

Dalhousie v Acadia

13

12

12

8

5

7 5

2 2

2 8 1 6

3 10 1 7

1 12 1 11

Moncton v Saint Mary's

Prince Edward Island v UNB

October 6

Acadia v Prince Edward Island

Cape Breton v St Francis Xavier

New Brunswick v Mount Allison

October 7 Dalhousie v Moncton

October 8

Mount Allison v Cape Breton

New Brunswick v Acadia

Saint Mary’s v Moncton

October 14 Dalhousie v Saint Mary's

St Francis Xavier v Cape Breton

Mount Allison v Acadia

Prince Edward Island v Moncton

October 15

New Brunswick v Memorial

October 16 Moncton v Dalhousie

Prince Edward Island v Cape Breton

Saint Mary’s v Acadia

Mount Allison v Memorial

October 19

Saint Mary’s v St Francis Xavier

October 21 Memorial v Prince Edward Island

Saint Mary’s v New Brunswick

Acadia v Moncton

St Francis Xavier v Dalhousie

October 22 Memorial v Prince Edward Island

Acadia v New Brunswick

Cape Breton v Dalhousie

Moncton v Mount Allison

Cape Breton

St Francis Xavier

Dalhousie

Acadia

Saint Mary's

Memorial

New Brunswick

Mount Allison

Prince Edward Island

Moncton

RESULTS

September 9 St Francis Xavier 2 v 5 Acadia

Saint Mary’s 1 v 0 Mount Allison

September 10 Cape Breton 6 v 0 Prince Edward island

Moncton 0 v 4 Memorial

Dalhousie 0 v 0 Mount Allison

September 11 Acadia 1 v 0 Memorial

St Francis Xavier 3 v 1 Prince Edward island

Cape Breton 4 v 0 Saint Mary's Moncton 0 v 3 New Brunswick

September 17 Memorial 0 v 4 Cape Breton

Mount Allison 0 v 5 St Francis Xavier

Moncton 0 v 2 Acadia

Prince Edward island 0 v 0 Saint Mary's

New Brunswick 0 v 0 Dalhousie

September 18 Memorial 0 v 1 Cape Breton

New Brunswick 0 v 1 Dalhousie

Prince Edward Island 0 v 5 St Francis Xavier

Mount Allison 2 v 3 Saint Mary's

September 23 Dalhousie 0 v 0 Memorial

September 30 Mount Allison 0 v 1 Dalhousie

Acadia 0 v 1 Cape Breton

SCHEDULE

October 1 Memorial v StFX

New Brunswick v Saint Mary's

October 2 Memorial v StFX

Prince Edward Island v UNB

October 6

Moncton v Saint Mary's

Dalhousie v Acadia

Acadia v UPEI

Cape Breton v StFX

New Brunswick v Mount Allison

October 7 Dalhousie v Moncton

October 8

Mount Allison v Cape Breton

New Brunswick v Acadia

Saint Mary’s v Moncton

October 14 Dalhousie v Saint Mary's

Mount Allison v Acadia

Prince Edward Island v Moncton

StFX v Cape Breton

October 15 New Brunswick v Memorial

October 16

Mount Allison v Memorial

Prince Edward Island v Cape Breton

Moncton v Dalhousie

Saint Mary’s v Acadia

October 19 Saint Mary’s v StFX

October 21 Memorial v UPEI

Saint Mary’s v UNB

Acadia v Moncton

StFX v Dalhousie

October 22 Memorial v UPEI

Acadia v UNB Cape Breton v Dalhousie

Moncton v Mount Allison

WEEK 1 BEST PLAYERS ANNOUNCED

The PACWEST is proud to announce the soccer Athletes of the Week following the opening weekend of play.

quick midfielder Shea Battie had a dynamite start to her fifth season as a Mariner. In Saturday’s home opener, Battie scored the first two goals of the game, the first one just 10 minutes into the contest as the Mariners defeated the defending PACWEST champion Capilano Blues 4 2. In Sunday’s rematch, while trailing Capilano 1 0 in the second half, Battie launched a picture perfect header off a cross from Abby Duncan to tie the game. It was a goal that stood as the eventual game tying score.

Men’s Soccer Athlete of the Week Kia Ahmadpour – Capilano Blues

The first year Blues goalkeeper was crucial for his side in a pair of weekend draws at VIU. Kia Ahmadpour was the busier of the two keepers in both games against the Mariners and was credited with 15 saves, including nine in Sunday’s match. The Blues conceded a goal in the first minute on Sunday, but Ahmadpour closed the door after that, allowing his team to eventually tie the game. Making his debut in Blues colours, Ahmadpour played all 180 minutes to open the PACWEST schedule.

THE BEST OF THE BEST FROM WEEK 2 NAMED

The PACWEST is proud to announce the soccer Athletes of the Week following Week 2 of the regular season.

Women’s Soccer Athlete of the Week Olivia Mazurenko – VIU Mariners

Fourth year midfielder Olivia Mazurenko was credited as the engine that drove the bus as part of two dominant wins for the Mariners in Week 2 recording three assists in a 3 0 win over the Langara Falcons and 4 0 over the Douglas Royals. One assist set up Courtney Ingram down the wing for the opening goal against Langara, while another was a sublime through ball past the Royals defense to put PACWEST goal scoring leader Shea Battie into the clear for the 2 0 goal. Head Coach Bobbie Taylor noted that Mazurenko “was truly a game changer both days.”

Men’s Soccer Athlete of the Week Takumi Ota Langara Falcons

This past weekend, Takumi Ota scored a key goal against the VIU Mariners that helped his club gain the upper hand with a 2 0 lead. On Sunday against Capilano, he generated enough power and pressure for the Falcons and scored two magical goals, closing out an outstanding three goal weekend.

THE BEST OF WEEK 3 ANNOUNCED

The PACWEST is proud to announce the soccer Athletes of the Week following an exciting Week 3 of the regular season.

Having not scored a PACWEST goal coming into the 2022 season, Maya Smith exploded for a four goal weekend including a hat trick Saturday in a 3 2 win over the Douglas Royals. The Port Coquitlam product followed that up with a breathtaking strike late in the second half for the game winning goal in Sunday’s 2 1 result over VIU. After missing Week 2 due to injury, Smith came off the bench in both games this past weekend and provided energy and skill for the Blues and helped improve the team’s record to 3 2 1 on the season.

Men’s Soccer Athlete of the Week Riku Suga Douglas Royals

On Saturday, the Royals traveled to West Vancouver and came away with a draw versus the Capilano Blues and Riku Suga scored in the first half after his club fell behind early to notch things up at 1 1. Later in the game Suga assisted on the Royals second goal and was a constant threat throughout the match and led the attack while also contributing defensively. Then on Sunday, Suga was instrumental in the Royals 3 2 win over the Falcons as he scored the game winning goal with minutes left as they had to battle from behind all game and even fell to 10 men in the last 15 minutes.

RESULTS

September 10 Langara 1 v 1 Douglas

Vancouver Island 1 v 0 Capilano

September 11 Vancouver Island 1 v 1 Capilano

September 17 Langara 3 v 0 Vancouver Island

Douglas 3 v 2 Capilano

September 18 Douglas 1 v 1 Vancouver Island

Capilano 2 v 5 Langara

September 24 Langara 2 v 0 Vancouver Island

Capilano 2 v 2 Douglas

September 25 Langara 2 v 3 Douglas

Capilano 2 v 3 Vancouver Island

September 28 Langara 2 v 0 Capilano

SCHEDULE

October 1 Douglans v Vancouver Island

October 2 Douglas v Langara

Capilan v Vancouver Island

October 5 Douglas v Langara

October 15 Langara v Capilano

Vancouver Island v Douglas

October 16 Capilano v Langara

Vancouver Island v Douglas

October 22 Douglas v Capilano

Vancouver Island v Langara

October 23 Capilano v Douglas

Vancouver Island v Langara

Vancouver Island

Capilano

Douglas

Langara

RESULTS

September 10 Langara 1 v 2 Douglas

Vancouver Island 4 v 2 Capilano

September 11 Vancouver Island 1 v 1 Capilano

September 17 Langara 0 v 3 Vancouver Island

Douglas 1 v 1 Capilano

September 18 Douglas 1 v 0 Vancouver Island

Capilano 4 v 1 Langara

September 24 Langara 0 v 1 Vancouver Island

Capilano 3 v 2 Douglas

September 25 Langara 0 v 1 Douglas

Capilano 2 v 1 Vancouver Island

September 28 Langara 1 v 2 Capilano

SCHEDULE

October 1 Douglas v Vancouver Island

October 2 Douglas v Langara

Capilano v Vancouver Island

October 15 Langara v Capilano

Vancouver Island v Douglas

October 16 Capilano v Langara

Vancouver Island v Douglas

October 22 Douglas v Capilano

Vancouver Island v Langara

October 23 Capilano v Douglas

Vancouver Island v Langara

September 9

Keyano

Lakeland

Northern Alberta

Kings

Northwestern

Concordia Edmonton

RESULTS

Portage 1 v 7 Concordia Edmonton

September 10 Northwestern 1 v 6 Lakeland

Kings 0 v 4 Keyano

September 11 Northwestern 0 v 2 Lakeland

Concordia Edmonton 0 v 2 Keyano

Northern Alberta 2 v 0 Kings

September 17 Kings 8 v 2 Portage

Lakeland 2 v 2 Northern Alberta

Keyano 4 v 1 Northwestern

September 18 Portage 1 v 3 Lakeland Keyano 2 v 0 Northwestern

Concordia Edmonton 0 v 5 Northern Alberta

September 23 Northwestern 1 v 1 Kings

September 24 Northwestern 1 v 2 Kings

Keyano 10 v 0 Portage

Northern Alberta 1 v 0 Lakeland

September 25 Portage 0 v 9 Northern Alberta

Lakeland 1 v 0 Concordia Edmonton

SCHEDULE

October 1 Lakeland v Kings

Portage v Northwestern

Concordia Edmonton v Keyano

October 2 Northern Alberta v Concordia Edmonton

Portage v Northwestern Kings v Keyano

October 8 Northern Alberta v Portage Lakeland v Keyano

Northwestern v Concordia Edmonton

October 9

Lakeland v Keyano

Kings v Northern Alberta

Northwestern v Concordia Edmonton

October 15

Concordia Edmonton v Lakeland

Portage v Kings

Keyano v Northern Alberta

October 16

Lakeland v Portage

Keyano v Northern Alberta

Concordia Edmonton v Kings

October 22

Concordia Edmonton v Portage Kings v Lakeland

Northern Alberta v Northwestern

October 23

Portage v Keyano

Northern Alberta v Northwestern Kings v Concordia Edmonton

Alberta

Deer

Medicine Hat

Ambrose

RESULTS

September 9 Ambrose 0 v 1 Lethbridge

September 10 Red Deer 4 v 7 Southern Alberta

September 11 Olds 0 v 1 Southern Alberta

Lethbridge 2 v 2 Medicine Hat

September 17 Lethbridge 2 v 2 Olds

Medicine Hat 1 v 6 Southern Alberta

Red Deer 4 v 0 Ambrose

September 18 Southern Alberta 6 v 0 Lethbridge Medicine Hat 2 v 2 Olds

September 24 Olds 2 v 0 Ambrose

Red Deer 4 v 2 Medicine Hat

September 25 Southern Alberta 7 v 0 Ambrose

Red Deer 2 v 2 Lethbridge

September 30 Medicine Hat 0 v 3 Lethbridge SCHEDULE

October 1 Olds v Red Deer

Lethbridge v Ambrose

October 2 Southern Alberta v Red Deer

Medicine Hat v Ambrose Kings v Keyano

October 7 Ambrose v Red Deer

October 8

Lethbridge v Southern Alberta

Olds v Medicine Hat

October 9 Olds v Lethbridge

Southern Alberta v Medicine Hat

October 14 Ambrose v Olds

October 15 Ambrose v Southern Alberta

Lethbridge v Red Deer

October 16 Southern Alberta v Olds

October

Medicine Hat v Red Deer

Ambrose v Medicine Hat

Deer

Concordia Edmonton

Keyano

Northwestern

Northern Alberta

Lakeland

September 9

RESULTS

Portage 0 v 5 Concordia Edmonton

September 10 Northwestern 0 v 1 Lakeland

Kings 0 v 4 Keyano

September 11 Northwestern 3 v 0 Lakeland

Concordia Edmonton 3 v 0 Keyano

Northern Alberta 1 v 0 Kings

September 17 Kings 5 v 1 Portage

Lakeland 0 v 0 Northern Alberta

Keyano 7 v 2 Northwestern

September 18 Concordia Edmonton 5 v 1 Northern Alberta Keyano 4 v 1 Northwestern

Portage 1 v 3 Lakeland

September 23 Northwestern 4 v 0 Kings

September 24 Northern Alberta 1 v 0 Lakeland

Keyano 4 v 0 Portage Northwestern 4 v 1 Kings

September 25

Portage 0 v 5 Northern Alberta

Lakeland 0 v 2 Concordia Edmonton

SCHEDULE

October 1 Lakeland v Kings

Portage v Northwestern

Concordia Edmonton v Keyano

October 2 Portage v Northwestern

Northern Alberta v Concordia Edmonton Kings v Keyano

October 8 Northern Alberta v Portage Lakeland v Keyano

Northwestern v Concordia Edmonton

October 9 Kings v Northern Alberta

Northwestern v Concordia Edmonton Lakeland v Keyano

October 15 Concordia Edmonton v Lakeland

Portage v Kings

Keyano v Northern Alberta

October 16 Lakehill v Portage

Concordia Edmonton v Kings Keyano v Northern Alberta

October 22 Concordia Edmonton v Portage Kings v Lakeland

Northern Alberta v Northwestern

October 23 Northern Alberta v Northwestern Portage v Keyano Kings v Concordia Edmonton

Red Deer

Southern Alberta

RESULTS

September 9 Ambrose 0 v 7 Lethbridge

September 10 Red Deer 3 v 4 Southern Alberta

Alberta Augustana 7 v 0 Ambrose

September 11 Olds 0 v 3 Southern Alberta

Alberta Augustana 0 v 7 Red Deer

Lethbridge 8 v 0 Medicine Hat

September 16 Ambrose 0 v 5 Alberta Augustana

September 17 Red Deer 16 v 0 Ambrose

Lethbridge 1 v 1 Olds

Medicine Hat 0 v 10 Southern Alberta

September 18 Southern Alberta 2 v 0 Lethbridge

Medicine Hat 1 v 3 Olds

September 24 Olds 6 v 0 Ambrose

Alberta Augustana 0 v 2 Lethbridge

Red Deer 14 v 1 Medicine Hat

September 25 Red Deer 5 v 1 Lethbridge

Southern Alberta 14 v 0 Ambrose

Alberta Augustana 1 v 0 Medicine Hat

September 30 Medicine Hat 0 v 3 Lethbridge

SCHEDULE

October 1

Olds v Red Deer

Southern Alberta v Alberta Augustana

Portage v Northwestern

October 2 Southern Alberta v Red Deer

Medicine Hat v Ambrose

Alberta Augustana v Olds

October 7 Ambrose v Red Deer

October 8 Lethbridge v Southern Alberta

October 9

Red Deer v Alberta Augustana

Olds v Medicine Hat

Southern Alberta v Medicine Hat

Olds v Lethbridge

October 14 Ambrose v Olds

October 15 Ambrose v Southern Alberta

Medicine Hat v Alberta Augustana

Lethbridge v Red Deer

October 16

Southern Alberta v Olds

Medicine Hat v Red Deer

Lethbridge v Alberta Augustana

October 21 Olds v Alberta Augustana

October 22 Red Deer v Olds

Ambrose v Medicine Hat

October 23 Kings v Concordia Edmonton

WEEK 1 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

What a start to the brand new season. The 2022 Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference (MCAC) women season began with the defending champs Université de Saint Boniface Les Rouges (USB) picking up right where they left with two victories. Striker Sara Boissonneault led the team on the scoresheet during a strong performance in week one. The fourth year veteran scored a whopping six goals in back September 11 and 12. To begin the campaign, Boissonneault scored twice in a rematch of the 2021 conference championship on the road against Brandon University Bobcats (BU) and helped Les Rouges to a hard fought 5 2 victory. The next day, USB played their second consecutive road game as they traveled back to Winnipeg and the 2021 MCAC Women’s Soccer All Conference continued to shine. Boissonneault netted four more goals in just the first half of a 7 0 road win over Canadian Mennonite University Blazers (CMU) on Sept. 11.

“

Sara is a smart, quick, confident, talented and hard working student athlete. All these traits were on full display this weekend; Sara had and amazing start to her season,” commented USB head coach Justin Légaré.

“

She not only scored six goals in the two victories, but Sara also helped set up her teammates for a few goals. We are thrilled with her hot start over the first two games and excited to see what she can accomplish this season.”

Les Rouges vaults to the top of the league standing with a 2 0 0 record.

To commence the 2022 MCAC men’s soccer season, the Université de Saint Boniface Les Rouges (USB) Les Rouges pulled off an upset and two road wins for week one. Rookie defender Jordi Haskerkehrer was a key part of a successful start to the year. In the first match, USB traveled to the Wheat City and defeated the defending champs Brandon University Bobcats (BU) by a 4 3 margin and reversed the final result when the same two teams met in the 2021 conference championship semi finals. The next day, Les Rouges put up a clean sheet with a 2 0 road win over Canadian Mennonite University Blazers (CMU) on Sept. 11. Haskerkehrer’s presence and leadership on the back line was on full display this weekend during the two victories. In his first MCAC regular season matches, he was strong on the back line and had several key defensive plays throughout both matches.

Jordi dominated this weekend. Even though he was new in the team, the leadership he showed was remarkable,” stated Les Rouges head coach Seif Dhaoui. “I am very happy to have him on this talented Rouges squad.”

Les Rouges stands atop the conference standing with a perfect 2 0 0 record.

WEEK 2 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Early in the 2022 Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference (MCAC) women soccer season, you can see the parity as all five teams have been competitive. Assiniboine Community College Cougars (ACC) Cougars began their campaign after a week one bye and had center midfielder Kendra Mansoff lead the way. After a tough start to the season against last year’s MCAC finalist Brandon University (BU) Bobcats on Sept. 14 at home, the Cougars bounced back with a close 2 1 loss to Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) Blazers on the road. The third year veteran scored on the penalty kick against CMU on Sept. 17 to narrow the lead at the 80 minute mark and assisted on numerous attacks on net and provided senior leadership while defending their own back end. In game one, Mansoff had four shots on goal and was dangerous on taking free kicks to create scoring opportunities during the home opener versus BU.

“Kendra has always been an extremely devoted and passionate player, which was evident in these seasons first few games. I placed Kendra in a central position where she can support her players in all advances and defensive plays, commented Kate Broadhead, ACC’s head coach. “She is effective nearly anywhere on the field, whether taking free kicks, throw ins, goal kicks or getting physical in the opponent Kendra understands the game well and has been instrumental in organizing her teammates on and off the field.”

Another season and no change in his scoring prowess. Second year forward Brandon University (BU) Bobcats to two straight wins in week two of the 2022 MCAC men the eight goals by the Bobcats and began with a natural hat trick against Assiniboine Community College Cougars (ACC) Cougars Sept. 14 in a 5 1 victory. The Brandon native scored in the third minute and potted all three goals by the 34th minute. In the s match of the week, he added another hat trick with one goal in the first half and two more tallies in the second half in a 3 win Providence University College (PUC) Pilots on Sept. 17. Rodriguez now has eight goals (and five ahead of nearest player) in three games in 2022 and has followed up his rookie season when he notched 14 goals in 2021.

s goal scoring ability is a tremendous asset, but it game and drive to make his team better is what makes him a remarkable player,

WEEK 2 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Another week in the 2022 Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference (MCAC) women’s soccer season and another perfect week for the defending champs Université de Saint Boniface (USB) Les Rouges. In week three, Les Rouges had two more clean sheets and a big factor for no goals allowed was defender Tara Boulanger.

To start this week, USB won 5 0 at home over Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) Blazers on Sept. 20. In the next game, Les Rouges pitched another shutout with a 8 0 road win against Assiniboine Community College (ACC) Cougars on Sept. 24.

Boulanger has been part of a team effort with her solid play from the back line as the second year player from Ile des Chênes, MB has been able to disrupt opponents’ attacks time and time again during this week and throughout the young season.

Université de Saint Boniface sits atop the conference standings with a 5 0 0 record with four consecutive shutouts and only allowing a paltry two goals in five games.

“Tara might be one of the hardest working players I have ever seen and with her skill set it’s no surprise she is so dominant. Speedy, positive, smart, tenacious and talented, Tara is one of the strongest defenders in the league and is often given the difficult task of shutting down the opponents top offensive threats,” stated USB head coach Justin Légaré. “Her work rate is impressive and if a player somehow manages to get by her, you can count that Tara will be chasing her down and winning the ball back.”

A big week for the defending champs Brandon University (BU) Bobcats as they leapfrogged into the top of the MCAC men’s soccer standings after two road victories to end week three. Goalkeeper Johnathan Kohan was instrumental in securing the wins.

The converted forward and now goalkeeper has been pressed into duty in his new position due to injuries and has proved to continue the successful results as the last line of defence. The third year veteran secured two more wins with a clean sheet over Providence University College (PUC) Pilots on Sept. 24 in a 1 0 victory and played another 90 minutes in a 5 1 result at Assiniboine Community College (ACC) Cougars on Sept. 21.

Brandon is now on a roll with a four game win streak as Kohan has started in goal for the last three matches.

“Johnathan has been the consummate team player this year. He’s done what ever has been asked of him and more, as his commitment his been evident in every minute he’s played so far this season,” enthused BU’s head coach Glen McNabb.

The Bobcats are now in first place with a 4 0 1 record, two points ahead of Université de Saint Boniface (USB) Les Rouges.

Club

Brandon

Saint Boniface

Providence

Assiniboine

Canadian Mennonnite

RESULTS

September 10 Brandon 3 v 4 Saint Boniface

Providence 5 v 1 Canadian Mennonite

September 11 Canadian Mennonite 0 v 2 Saint Boniface

September 14 Brandon 5 v 1 Assiniboine

September 17 Brandon 3 v 1 Providence

Canadian Mennonite 0 v 0 Assiniboine

September 18 Providence 4 v 3 Saint Boniface

September 20 Saint Boniface 4 v 2 Canadian Mennonite

September 21 Assiniboine 1 v 5 Brandon

September 24 Assiniboine 2 v 2 Saint Boniface

Providence 0 v 1 Brandon

September 25 Providence 4 v 1 Canadian Mennonite

September 28 Brandon 1 v 0 Assiniboine

Saint Boniface 2 v 1 Providence SCHEDULE

October 1 Assiniboine v Providence

Saint Boniface v Brandon

October 2 Brandon v Canadian Mennonite

Assiniboine v Providence

October 5 Canadian Mennonite v Providence

October 8 Canadian Mennonite v Assiniboine

October 9 Canadian Mennonite v Brandon

Saint Boniface v Assiniboine

October 15 Providence v Assiniboine

Brandon v Saint Boniface

October 16 Saint Boniface v Providence

Assiniboine v Canadian Mennonite

October 22 Brandon v Canadian Mennonite

Saint Boniface v Assiniboine

October 23 Providence v Brandon

Canadian Mennonite v Saint Boniface

Club

Saint Boniface

Brandon

Providence

Canadian Mennonnite

Assiniboine

RESULTS

September 10 Brandon 2 v 5 Saint Boniface

Providence 2 v 0 Canadian Mennonite

September 11 Canadian Mennonite 0 v 7 Saint Boniface

September 14 Assiniboine 0 v 5 Brandon

September 17 Brandon 3 v 1 Providence

Canadian Mennonite 2 v 1 Assiniboine

September 18 Providence 0 v 3 Saint Boniface

September 20 Canadian Mennonite 0 v 5 Saint Boniface

September 21 Brandon 4 v 0 Assiniboine

September 24 Assiniboine 0 v 8 Saint Boniface

Providence 1 v 1 Brandon

September 25 Providence 2 v 0 Canadian Mennonite

September 28 Assiniboine 1 v 4 Brandon

Saint Boniface 1 v 2 Providence SCHEDULE

October 1 Assiniboine v Providence

Saint Boniface v Brandon

October 2 Brandon v Canadian Mennonite

Assiniboine v Providence

October 5 Canadian Mennonite v Providence

October 8 Canadian Mennonite v Assiniboine

October 9 Canadian Mennonite v Brandon

Saint Boniface v Assiniboine

October 15 Providence v Assiniboine

Brandon v Saint Boniface

October 16 Saint Boniface v Providence

Assiniboine v Canadian Mennonite

October 22 Brandon v Canadian Mennonite

Saint Boniface v Assiniboine

Pos Club

Humber

Conestoga

Sheridan

Fanshawe

St Clair

Redeemer

Lambton

Niagara

Mohawk

RESULTS

September 9 St Clair 6 v 0 Mohawk

Niagara 0 v 1 Conestoga

September 10 Fanshawe 2 v 4 Humber

Lambton 3 v 1 Mohawk

Redeemer 1 v 4 Sheridan

September 14 Sheridan 7 v 0 Niagara

Mohawk 0 v 5 Redeemer

September 15 Conestoga 2 v 1 Fanshawe

September 16 Niagara 3 v 1 Lambton

September 17 Sheridan 2 v 2 Conestoga

Redeemer 3 v 3 Fanshawe

St Clair 2 v 5 Humber

September 18 Lambton 0 v 4 Humber

September 21 Humber 7 v 0 Mohawk

Lambton 0 v 7 St Clair

Niagara 0 v 2 Sheridan

September 22 Conestoga 4 v 1 Redeemer

September 23 Mohawk 2 v 0 Niagara

September 24 Redeemer 0 v 5 Humber

Fanshawe 2 v 2 Sheridan

St Clair 1 v 3 Conestoga

September 27 Fanshawe 3 v 0 Redeemer

September 28 Mohawk 0 v 3 Conestoga

SCHEDULE

October 1 Niagara v Fanshawe

Humber v St Clair

Sheridan v Lambton

34 5 21 29

0 15 5 16 10

3 0 24 9 15 15

2 2 15 11 8 4

2 1 3 20 13 7 7

1 4 10 19 4 9

0 5 5 26 3 21

0 5 3 17 3 14

0 5 3 24 3 21

October 2

Humber v Lambton

Sheridan v St Clair

October 4 Mohawk v Fanshawe

October 5 Humber v Conestoga

Redeemer v Niagara

St Clair v Lambton

October 7 Redeemer v Mohawk

Niagara v St Clair

October 8 Conestoga v Sheridan Lambton v Fanshawe

October 12 Fanshawe v St Clair

Humber v Niagara Conestoga v Lambton

Mohawk v Sheridan

October 15 Sheridan v Humber Fanshawe v Mohawk

Conestoga v Niagara

Lambton v Redeemer

Pos Club

Seneca

George Brown

Algonquin

St Lawrence

Durham

Centennial

Fleming

Cambrian

Sault

RESULTS

September 9 Durham 4 v 0 Centennial

September 10 Cambrian 0 v 1 Algonquin

Sault 0 v 5 St Lawrence

September 11 Sault 0 v 3 Algonquin

George Brown 2 v 2 Durham

Centennial 3 v 1 Fleming

Cambrian 1 v 6 St Lawrence

September 13 Seneca 5 v 0 Fleming

September 14 Centennial 0 v 1 George Brown

September 15 St Lawrence 0 v 1 Algonquin

September 17 Durham 4 v 1 Cambrian

Algonquin 0 v 1 George Brown

Seneca 8 v 0 Centennial

Fleming 5 v 0 Sault

September 18 Fleming 2 v 2 Cambrian

Durham 6 v 0 Sault

September 23 St Lawrence 3 v 2 Durham Algonquin 5 v 1 Centennial

September 24 Sault 0 v 7 George Brown

Cambrian 0 v 6 Seneca

Algonquin 3 v 0 Fleming

St Lawrence 1 v 1 Centennial

September 25 Sault 0 v 6 Seneca

Cambrian 2 v 3 George Brown

September 28 Fleming 2 v 3 Centennial

September 30 George Brown 4 v 0 Algonquin

Seneca 5 v 0 St Lawrence

18 32

16 13

15 5

17 11 13 6

18 7 10 11

8 22 7 14

11 16 7 5

10 22 4 12

0 36 0 36

Durham 0 v 1 Fleming

SCHEDULE

October 1

Seneca v Algonquin

Sault v Cambrian

George Brown v St Lawrence

October 5 Centennial v Seneca

Fleming v George Brown

Durham v St Lawrence

October 7 Niagara v St Clair St Lawrence v Fleming

October 8 Cambrian v Durham Algonquin v Sault

George Brown v Seneca

October 14 Fleming v Seneca

October 15 St Lawrence v Cambrian Algonquin v Durham Centennial v Sault

October 16 Centennial v Cambrian

George Brown v Sault

October 18 Seneca v Durham

Pos Club

Humber

Sheridan

Niagara

Mohawk

Redeemer

Conestoga

St Clair

Fanshawe

Lambton

RESULTS

September 9 St Clair 2 v 3 Mohawk

Niagara 1 v 3 Conestoga

September 10 Fanshawe 1 v 2 Humber

Lambton 1 v 1 Mohawk

Redeemer 1 v 2 Sheridan

September 13 Sheridan 1 v 2 Niagara

September 14 Mohawk 0 v 0 Redeemer

September 15 Conestoga 1 v 1 Fanshawe

September 16 Niagara 3 v 0 Lambton

September 17 Sheridan 4 v 2 Conestoga

Redeemer 1 v 1 Fanshawe

St Clair 0 v 4 Humber

September 18 Lambton 0 v 3 Humber

September 20 Lambton 1 v 1 St Clair

September 21 Humber 1 v 1 Mohawk

Niagara 2 v 1 Sheridan

September 22 Conestoga 0 v 1 Redeemer

September 23 Mohawk 1 v 1 Niagara

September 24 Redeemer 0 v 3 Humber

Fanshawe 0 v 0 Sheridan

St Clair 2 v 1 Conestoga

September 27 Fanshawe 0 v 1 Redeemer

September 28 Mohawk 2 v 2 Conestoga

SCHEDULE

October 1 Sheridan v Lambton Niagara v Fanshawe

Humber v St Clair

1 0 21 2 19 19

1 2 15 7 13 8

4 0 2 12 7 12 5

2 4 0 8 6 10 2

2 2 2 4 6 8 2

1 2 3 9 11 5 2

1 1 4 5 15 4 10

0 3 3 4 9 3 5

0 2 4 2 17 2 15

October 2

Sheridan v St Clair

Humber v Lambton

October 4 Mohawk v Fanshawe

October 5 St Clair v Lambton

Humber v Conestoga

Redeemer v Niagara

October 7 Niagara v St Clair

Redeemer v Mohawk

October 8 Conestoga v Sheridan

Lambton v Fanshawe

October 11 Fanshawe v St Clair

October 12 Mohawk v Sheridan Conestoga v Lambton Humber v Niagara

October 14 St Clair v Redeemer

October 15 Sheridan v Humber

Fanshawe v Mohawk Conestoga v Niagara Lambton v Redeemer

Pos Club

Durham

Seneca

Centennial

Algonquin

Cambrian

George Brown

St Lawrence

Fleming

Sault

Loyalist

RESULTS

September 9 Durham 0 v 0 Centennial

Loyalist 0 v 2 George Brown

September 10 Cambrian 2 v 2 Algonquin

Sault 0 v 4 St Lawrence

September 11 Sault 0 v 5 Algonquin

George Brown 0 v 4 Durham

Centennial 5 v 0 Fleming

Cambrian 4 v 1 St Lawrence

September 13 Seneca 10 v 1 Loyalist

September 14 Centennial 0 v 0 George Brown

September 15 St Lawrence 0 v 8 Algonquin

September 17 Durham 3 v 1 Cambrian

Algonquin 8 v 1 Loyalist

Seneca 3 v 0 Centennial

Fleming 0 v 0 Sault

September 18 Fleming 1 v 9 Cambrian Durham 9 v 0 Sault

September 22 Fleming 2 v 0 Loyalist

September 23 St Lawrence 0 v 2 Durham

Algonquin 0 v 1 Centennial

September 24 Sault 1 v 4 George Brown

Cambrian 0 v 2 Seneca

St Lawrence 0 v 1 Centennial

September 25 Sault 0 v 10 Seneca

Cambrian 0 v 0 George Brown

September 28 Loyalist 0 v 6 Durham

Pts GD

1 0 36 1 19 35

0 0 39 1 18 38

4 2 1 13 3 14 10

4 1 2 27 10 13 17

3 2 2 21 9 11 12

2 2 3 10 13 8 3

2 0 5 9 27 6 18

1 1 3 3 26 4 23

0 1 6 1 37 1 36

0 0 6 2 34 0 32

September 30 George Brown 1 v 4 Algonquin

Seneca 9 v 0 St Lawrence

Durham 12 v 0 Fleming

Loyalist 0 v 6 Centennial

SCHEDULE

October 1 Sheridan v Lambton

George Brown v St Lawrence

October 5 Fleming v Geroge Brown Durham v Loyalist

Centennial v Seneca

October 7 St Lawrence v Fleming October 8 Algonquin v Sault

George Brown v Seneca

October 12 Algonquin v Fleming Loyalist v St Lawrence

October 14 Fleming v Seneca

October 15 St Lawrence v Cambrian Algonquin v Durham Centennial v Sault

October 16 George Brown v Fleming Centennial v Cambrian

Loyalist v Sault October 18 Seneca v Durham

Garneau

Montmorency

Champlain St Lambert

Vanier

Ahuntsic

John Abbott

Sainte Foy

Trois Rivières

Dawson

RESULTS

September 1 Sainte Foy 4 v 3 Garneau

September 2 Montmorency 1 v 2 Ahuntsic

John Abbott 5 v 5 Trois Rivières

September 4 John Abbott 3 v 4 Champlain St Lambert

September 6 Champlain St Lambert 1 v 1 Vanier

September 7 Trois Rivières 1 v 3 Garneau

September 9 Montmorency 4 v 0 Trois Rivières

Vanier 4 v 0 Dawson

Ahuntsic 1 v 0 Sainte Foy

September 11 Dawson 2 v 3 John Abbott

September 16 Sainte Foy 4 v 0 Dawson

Champlain St Lambert 2 v 1 John Abbott

Vanier 1 v 4 Montmorency

September 18 Garneau 3 v 0 Trois Rivières

Ahuntsic 1 v 1 Vanier

September 23 Trois Rivières 3 v 2 Ahuntsic

Dawson 0 v 4 Garneau

Sainte Foy 1 v 4 Champlain St Lambert

John Abbott 1 v 2 Montmorency

September 25 Montmorency 2 v 0 Sainte Foy Dawson 3 v 1 Trois Rivières

Garneau 1 v 0 Champlain St Lambert

September 30 Vanier 3 v 1 Sainte Foy

Champlain St Lambert 2 v 1 Dawson

Ahuntsic 6 v 0 Trois Rivières

SCHEDULE

October 2 Garneau v John Abbott

18 12

15 12

13 8 13 5

12 7 11 5

13 7 10 6

15 18 7 3

11 15 6 4

6 10 28 4 18

0 6 6 21 3 15

October 7

Trois Rivières v Champlain St Lambert

John Abbott v Ahuntsic

October 9 Garneau v Vanier

October 11

Champlain St Lambert v Ahuntsic

October 14 John Abbott v Vanier

Ahuntsic v Dawson Montmorency v Garneau

October 15 Trois Rivières v Sainte Foy

October 16 Vanier v Champlain St Lambert Dawson v Montmorency

October 21 Garneau v Ahuntsic

Champlain St Lambert v Montmorency Dawson v Sainte Foy Vanier v John Abbott

October 23 Sainte Foy v Montmorency

September 2 Montmorency 0 v 2 Ahuntsic

John Abbott 0 v 3 Vanier

September 4 John Abbott 3 v 0 Champlain St Lambert

September 9 Ahuntsic 3 v 1 Sainte Foy

September 11 Champlain St Lambert 0 v 3 Vanier

Garneau 3 v 0 Montmorency

September 16 Champlain St Lambert 1 v 2 John Abbott

Vanier 0 v 1 Montmorency

September 18 Garneau 1 v 3 Sainte Foy

Ahuntsic 5 v 0 Vanier

September 23 Vanier 0 v 1 Ahuntsic

Sainte Foy 1 v 2 Champlain St Lambert

John Abbott 1 v 2 Montmorency

September 25 Montmorency 1 v 2 Sainte Foy

Garneau 0 v 0 Champlain St Lambert

September 30 Vanier 0 v 1 Sainte Foy

Champlain St Lambert 1 v 1 Garneau

Ahuntsic 3 v 1 Montmorency

SCHEDULE

October 2 Champlain St Lambert v Ahuntsic

Garneau v John Abbott

October 7 John Abbott v Ahuntsic

Sainte Foy v Montmorency

October 12 Sainte Foy v Vanier

October 14 Montmorency v Garneau

Ahuntsic v John Abbott

October 16 Sainte Foy v Ahuntsic

Vanier v Champlain St Lambert

John Abbott v Garneau

October 21 Montmorency v John Abbott

Champlain St Lambert v Sainte Foy

Vanier v Garneau

October 23 Garneau v Vanier

September 10

Dalhousie Agricultural 1 v 3 St Thomas

Kings 4 v 0 Crandall

September 11 Mount St Vincent 0 v 0 Crandall

Dalhousie Agricultural 3 v 2 UNB Saint John Holland 0 v 0 St Thomas

September 17

Dalhousie Agricultural 1 v 1 Mount St Vincent Kings 0 v 2 Holland

Crandall 1 v 2 UNB Saint John

September 18 Mount St Vincent 1 v 3 Holland

St Thomas 4 v 0 Crandall Kings 3 v 0 Dalhousie Agricultural

September 21 Mount St Vincent 1 v 6 Kings

UNB Saint John 0 v 2 St Thomas Crandall 0 v 2 Dalhousie Agricultural

September 24 Crandall P P Holland

UNB Saint John P P Mount St Vincent St Thomas P P Kings

September 25 Holland P P Dalhousie Agricultural

St Thomas 3 v 0 Mount St Vincent

UNB Saint John 0 v 2 UKC

SCHEDULE

October 1 Crandall v Kings

St Thomas v Dalhousie Agricultural

UNB Saint John v Holland

October 2 UNB Saint John v Dalhousie Agricultural

St Thomas v Holland

Crandall v Mount St Vincent

October 5 Kings v Mount St Vincent

St Thomas v UNB Saint John

Dalhousie Agricultural v Crandall

October 15

Mount St Vincent v Dalhousie Agricultural

Holland v Kings

UNB Saint Johnv Crandall

October 16 Holland v Mount St Vincent

Dalhousie Agricultural v Kings

Crandall v St Thomas

October 22 Kings v St Thomas

Holland v Crandall

Mount St Vincent v UNB Saint John

October 23 Kings v UNB Saint John

Mount St Vincent v St Thomas

Dalhousie Agricultural v Holland

September 10

September 11

Dalhousie Agricultural 3 v 5 St Thomas

Kings 1 v 2 Crandall

Holland 1 v 0 UNB Saint John

Dalhousie Agricultural 1 v 4 UNB Saint John

Mount St Vincent 6 v 0 Crandall

Holland 2 v 1 St Thomas

September 17 Kings 2 v 2 Holland

Dalhousie Agricultural 1 v 3 Mount St Vincent

Crandall 0 v 1 UNB Saint John

September 18 Mount St Vincent 2 v 0 Holland Kings 1 v 0 Dalhousie Agricultural

St Thomas 4 v 0 Crandall

September 21 Mount St Vincent 1 v 0 Kings

UNB Saint John 1 v 0 St Thomas

Crandall 5 v 0 Dalhousie Agricultural

September 24 Crandall P P Holland

UNB Saint John P P Mount St Vincent

St Thomas P P Kings

September 25 Holland P P Dalhousie Agricultural

St Thomas 0 v 1 Mount St Vincent

UNB Saint John 2 v 0 Kings

SCHEDULE

October 1 Crandall v Kings

St Thomas v Dalhousie Agricultural

UNB Saint John v Holland

October 2

UNB Saint John v Dalhousie Agricultural

Crandall v Mount St Vincent

St Thomas v Holland

October 5 Kings v Mount St Vincent

St Thomas v UNB Saint John

Dalhousie Agricultural v Crandall

October 15

Mount St Vincent v Dalhousie Agricultural

Holland v Kings

UNB Saint John v Crandall

October 16 Crandall v St Thomas

Holland v Mount St Vincent

Dalhousie Agricultural v Kings

October 22 Holland v Crandall Kings v St Thomas Mount St Vincent v UNB Saint John

October 23 Kings v UNB Saint John

Dalhousie Agricultural v Holland

Mount St Vincent v St Thomas

Pacific

Western Washington

Nazarene

Fraser

Martin's

State

Oregon

September 22 Montana State Billings 1 v 2 Simon Fraser

September 29 Simon Fraser 0 v 1 Seattle Pacific

October 1 Simon Fraser v Northwest Nazarene

October 6 Simon Fraser v Western Washington

October 8 Northwest Nazarene v Simon Fraser

October 15 Simon Fraser v Western Oregon

October 20 Western Washington v Simon Fraser

October 22 Seattle Pacific v Simon Fraser

October 27 Western Oregon v Simon Fraser

October 29 Saint Martin’s v Simon Fraser

NEWS

• Simon Fraser picked up its first win of the conference season on Thursday, a 2 1 victory over Montana State Billings.

• The Red Leafs were held to only two shots by the Yellowjackets’ defense, but made the best of those chances, putting both shots in the back of the net. Sebastian Sjo scored the game winner in the 13th minute and Devin O’Hea followed it up with his third tally of the season for some insurance in the 20th minute.

• Justyn Sandhu made two saves against six shots in net and ranks first in GNAC and 12th in Division II with a .857 save percentage. Simon Fraser is tied with Western Washington for the least goals allowed in the conference, only surrendering five to opponents.

Western Washington

Northwest Nazarene

Seattle Pacific

Western Oregon

Saint Martin's

Montana State Billings

Central Washington

Simon Fraser

RESULTS

September 15 Simon Fraser 0 v 3 Western Washington

September 17 Saint Martin’s 0 v 0 Simon Fraser

September 22 Simon Fraser 0 v 3 Northwest Nazarene

September 24 Central Washington 3 v 3 Simon Fraser

September 29 Simon Fraser 0 v 1 Seattle Pacific

SCHEDULE

October 1 Simon Fraser v Montana State Billings

October 6 Simon Fraser v Western Oregon

October 8 Simon Fraser v Western Washington

October 13 Montana State Billings v Simon Fraser

October 15 Seattle Pacific v Simon Fraser

October 20 Simon Fraser v Central Washington

October 22 Simon Fraser v Northwest Nazarene

October 27 Simon Fraser v Saint Martin's

October 29 Western Oregon v Simon Fraser NEWS

• Simon Fraser couldn’t find the back of the net in its first two matches against conference competition, falling to Western Washington 3 0 on Thursday in Bellingham and drawing 0 0 at Saint Martin’s on Saturday.

• The Red Leafs goalkeepers split duties in net with Sarah Loewen making eight saves in Thursday’s 3 0 loss and Nicole Anderson adding two more saves on Saturday in the draw with Saint Martin’s.

• Simon Fraser wrapped up a seven match stretch on the road last week with a 3 1 loss at Northwest Nazarene on Thursday before picking up a 3 3 draw with Central Washington on Saturday in Ellensburg.

• On Thursday, the Red Leafs and Nighthawks both fired 11 shots but SFU couldn’t find the back of the net.

On Saturday, Simon Fraser outshot Central Washington 23 with 13 shots on goal and jumped out to a 1 0 lead in the ninth minute courtesy of a Giuliana Zaurrini goal. After coming into the second half down by a goal, the Red Leafs outscored the Wildcats

1 in the second frame to earn the draw.