Rocket Robin Posted June 6, 2004 Share Posted June 6, 2004 from Inferno media guy: Good evening. For now, I'm just passing along the 'skinny' from Saturday's game against New Jersey. Another tough loss for the Inferno. Saturday, June 5, 2004 From: Wayne, New Jersey New Jersey Lady Stallions 3, Toronto Inferno 1 Scoring: Heather Gallacher, Toronto (14) Lissette Brandao, New Jersey (15) Sarah Dwyer, New Jersey (72) Lissette Brandao, New Jersey (80) Next Inferno game: Sunday, June 6 in Rochester Regards, Glenn Sutherland Media Relations and Public Address Announcing Toronto Inferno Soccer Club Phone: 416-282-9241 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rocket Robin Posted June 7, 2004 Author Share Posted June 7, 2004 not worth starting another thread but the Inferno lost again. Yuck 0-4 I didn't know Esther Shiner was playable right now because of the field turf they were laying down. The CPSL North York Astros are going to have their home opener on Tuesday but all their home games this year are at The Soccer Centre. ............................................................. from the Inferno media guy: Here's the 'skinny' on Sunday's Toronto Inferno match at Rochester: Final score: Rochester Ravens 3, Toronto Inferno 1 Rochester scoring: Nina Scalzo (3 goals) - now has four goals in three games Toronto scoring: Naomi Eguchi - now has two goals in four games Rochester record: 2 W, 1 L Toronto record: 0 W, 4 L Next Toronto Inferno match: Sunday, June 13 versus Long Island Lady Riders - 2 p.m. - Esther Shiner Stadium, North York I'll have a full news release on this past weekend's Inferno matches coming out on Monday. Until then, all the best. Regards, Glenn Sutherland Media Relations and Public Address Announcing Toronto Inferno Soccer Club Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rocket Robin Posted June 8, 2004 Author Share Posted June 8, 2004 TORONTO INFERNO SOCCER CLUB NEWS RELEASE Date: Tuesday, June 8, 2004 INFERNO SEEING DOUBLE OVER WEEKEND The final scores of the Toronto Inferno’s two matches this past weekend were both 3-1. Unfortunately for the Inferno, they found themselves on the losing end of each. On Saturday, Toronto visited Wayne, New Jersey to play the New Jersey Lady Stallions. Despite the Lady Stallions coming hard at the Inferno in the first ten minutes, Toronto held off the attack and took a 1-0 lead on a goal by Heather Gallacher in the 14th minute. The Inferno held that lead until the 50th minute when Lissette Brandao counted her first of two goals on the evening. Sarah Dwyer scored the eventual winning goal in the 72nd minute and Brandao added an insurance marker eight minutes later. ”Basically, three mental mistakes led to those opportunities,” said a frustrated Inferno head coach Tom McManus. In their second game in 24 hours, the Inferno met a vastly improved Rochester Ravens squad which features a number of new players under first-year head coach Rene Tadal. From July 23, 2000 until May 30, 2004, when Rochester defeated the South Jersey Banshees 3-2, the Ravens had a record of 0-44-1. However, those off-season changes seem to have made a difference as the Ravens now have two wins and a loss to show for the 2004 campaign. Nina Scalzo scored on a full breakaway, partial breakaway and off an Inferno defender to record a hat trick and lead the well-rested Ravens to the 3-1 victory. With the setback, Toronto drops their record to no wins against four losses. ”The Ravens hadn’t played the day before and took full advantage of a light weekend schedule,” remarked McManus. “However, we had lots of our own scoring chances, including four breakaways, but their goalkeeper (Anna-Lesa Calvert) stood on her head,” added McManus. “She was simply brilliant in the first half.” Naomi Eguchi scored Toronto’s lone goal as she received a nice through ball from midfielder Kate Bazos and beat Calvert to her left in the 36th minute, tying the match at 1-1. The Inferno will look to record that elusive first victory in their next game as they host the Long Island Lady Riders on Sunday, June 13 at North York’s Esther Shiner Stadium. Kickoff time is 2 p.m. About the Toronto Inferno The Toronto Inferno Soccer Club, founded in 1997, is the original Canadian W-League franchise. The league now counts seven Canadian franchises amongst its 37 member teams. The other 31 teams are located within America’s 48 contiguous states. W-League news, schedules, scores, standings, rosters, etc. can be accessed at wleague.uslsoccer.com. -30- Contact: Glenn Sutherland Media Relations and Public Address Announcing Toronto Inferno Soccer Club E-mail: torontoinfernopr@hotmail.com Home phone: 416-282-9241 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rocket Robin Posted June 8, 2004 Author Share Posted June 8, 2004 Looks like Toronto Inferno will not play any games at Birchmount Stadium this year. split their season between Esther Shiner and The Soccer Centre. ............................................................................. Date Home/Away Opponent Kickoff Time Venue Sunday, May 23 Away Montreal Xtreme 5 p.m. Catalogna Soccerplexe - Lachine, Quebec Saturday, May 29 Home South Jersey Banshees 7 p.m. Ontario Soccer Centre - Vaughan, Ontario Saturday, June 5 Away New Jersey Lady Stallions 5 p.m. DePaul High School - Wayne, New Jersey Sunday, June 6 Away Rochester Ravens 5 p.m. Rochester Institute of Technology - Rochester, New York Sunday, June 13 Home Long Island Lady Riders 2 p.m. Esther Shiner Stadium - North York, Ontario Saturday, June 19 Home Rochester Ravens 7 p.m. Ontario Soccer Centre - Vaughan, Ontario Sunday, June 20 Home Ottawa Fury 2 p.m. Esther Shiner Stadium - North York, Ontario Saturday, June 26 Home Sudbury Canadians 7 p.m. Ontario Soccer Centre - Vaughan, Ontario Saturday, July 3 Home Montreal Xtreme 7 p.m. Ontario Soccer Centre - Vaughan, Ontario Saturday, July 10 Away Sudbury Canadians 2 p.m. Cambrian College - Sudbury, Ontario Friday, July 16 Home New Jersey Wildcats 7 p.m. Ontario Soccer Centre - Vaughan, Ontario Sunday, July 18 Away Ottawa Fury 2 p.m. Keith Harris Stadium - Ottawa, Ontario Friday, July 23 Away Western Mass Lady Pioneers 7:30 p.m. Lusitano Stadium - Ludlow, Massachusetts Saturday, July 24 Away Boston Renegades 7:30 p.m. Bowditch Stadium - Framingham, Massachusetts Addresses of home fields: Esther Shiner Stadium 5720 Bathurst Street (west side between Finch Avenue West and Steeles Avenue West) Ontario Soccer Centre 7601 Martin Grove Road (east side between Steeles Avenue West and Highway 7) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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