Voyageur Golden Shoe

River City · June 6, 2005

As discussed in the Canadian Soccer League thread (5 pages ago), here is the partially updated standings based only on;

2pts USL teams (Season is Finished - Standings Complete)

1.5 pts CPSL (Season is Finished - Standings Complete)

1.5 pts PDL (Season is Finished - Standings Complete)

1.5 pts PCSL (Season is Finished - Standings Complete)

1 pt AMSL - (all standings complete as per AMSL on August 9)

0.5 pt NSSL - (all standings complete after July 2 games as per Gordon Wilson)

TOP 5:

1. 34.0 - 17 - Jason Jordan - Vancouver Whitecaps

2. 25.5 - 17 - Aaron Byrd - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

3. 24.0 - 16 - Steven Scott - Victoria United (PCSL)

4. 22.5 - 15 - Andrew Corrazza - Whitecaps FC Reserves (PCSL)

5. 21.0 - 14 - Jim Kreuger - Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

21.0 - 14 - Gabriel Pop Salustius - Oakville Blue Devils (CPSL)

THE REST:

18.0 - 9 - Mauro Biello - Montreal Impact

18.0 - 12 - Ian Chursky - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

18.0 - 12 - Josiah Seton - Thunder Bay Chill (PDL)

16.5 - 11 - Omari Aldridge - New Westminster Khalsa (PCSL)

16.5 - 11 - Kevin Omokhua - Ottawa Fury (PDL)

16.5 - 11 - Brandon Swartzendruber - Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

15 - 10 - Paul Raposo - Penticton Pinnacles (PCSL)

14 - 7 - Ali Gerba - Montreal Impact(2 goals for Toronto Lynx)

14 - 7 - Steve Klein - Vancouver Whitecaps

13.5 - 9 - Danny Amaral - Toronto Supra (CPSL)

13.5 - 9 - Jason de Thomasis - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

13.5 - 9 - Mike DiLuca - Toronto Supra (CPSL)

13.5 - 9 - Hugo Herrera - Brampton Stallions (CPSL)

13.5 - 9 - Francis Mavula - Ottawa Fury (PDL)

13.5 - 9 - Mohamed Ridouani - Laval Dynamites (CPSL)

12 - 6 - Jaime Dodds - Toronto Lynx

12 - 8 - Hayden Fitzwilliams - Toronto Croatia (CPSL)

12 - 8 - Mark Heinhaus - Fraser Valley Action (PCSL)

10.5 - 7 - Steve DeBlasio - Vancouver Thunderbirds (PCSL)

10.5 - 7 - Desmond Humphrey - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

10.5 - 7 - Bobby McAllister - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

10.5 - 7 - Matt Mori - New Westminster Khalsa (PSCL)

10.5 - 7 - Desmond Tachie - Ottawa Fury (PDL)

10.5 - 7 - Nasson Theosmy - Laval Dynamites (CPSL)

10 - 10 - Ian Diaz - Edmonton Green & Gold (AMSL)

9 - 6 - Alex Braletic - North York Astros (CPSL)

9 - 6 - Domico Coddington - Oakville Blue Devils (CPSL)

9 - 6 - Mladen Dikic - Brampton Stallions (CPSL)

9 - 6 - Joseph Feijoo - North York Astros (CPSL)

9 - 6 - Daryl Gomez - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

9 - 6 - Leo Laurito - Toronto Croatia (CPSL)

9 - 6 - Caswain Mason - Toronto Croatia (CPSL)

9 - 6 - Ashley McMillan - St. Catherines Wolves (CPSL)

9 - 6 - Antonijo Zupan - Toronto Croatia (CPSL)

8 - 4 - Charles Gbeke - Montreal Impact (2 goals for Toronto Lynx)

8 - 4 - Eduardo Sebrango-Rodriguez - Montreal Impact

7.5 - 5 - Michael Brkich - New Westminster Khalsa (PCSL)

7.5 - 5 - Angus Burke - New Westminster Khalsa (PCSL)

7.5 - 5 - Jason Jorgenson - Abbotsford Rangers (PDL)

7.5 - 5 - Jordan Langelaar - Abbotsford Rangers (PDL)

7.5 - 5 - Nicolas Lesage - Laval Dynamites (CPSL)

7.5 - 5 - Adrian Llewellyn - Toronto Supra (CPSL)

7.5 - 5 - Cameron Medwin - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

7.5 - 5 - Kurt Mella - Brampton Stallions (CPSL)

7.5 - 5 - Radek Papiez - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

7.5 - 5 - Mark Peters - Fraser Valley Action (PCSL)

7.5 - 5 - Igor Prostran - Oakville Blue Devils (CPSL)

7.5 - 5 - Brian van Schagen - Whitecaps FC Reserves (PCSL)

7.5 - 5 - Guilherme De Souza - Thunder Bay Chill (PDL)

7.5 - 5 - Peter Zorbas - North York Astros (CPSL)

7 - 7 - Fred Molek - Edmonton Ital-Canadians (AMSL)

6 - 4 - Abukari Adams - London City (CPSL)

6 - 4 - Dean Anderson - Victoria United (PCSL)

6 - 4 - Dawid Antonczyk - North York Astros (CPSL)

6 - 4 - Les Antone - Surrey United (PCSL)

6 - 4 - Ian Bennett - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

6 - 4 - Karim Bensari - London City (CPSL)

6 - 4 - Daniel Brown - Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

6 - 6 - Iain Cain - Lethbridge Croatia (AMSL)

6 - 4 - Marcus Chorvat - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

6 - 4 - Peter Curic - Toronto Croatia (CPSL)

6 - 4 - Kevin Forest - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

6 - 3 - Sean Fraser - Toronto Lynx

6 - 4 - Steve Frazao - Whitecaps FC Reserves (PCSL)

6 - 3 - Joseph (Joey) Gjertsen - Vancouver Whitecaps

6 - 4 - Jordi Hughes - Victoria United (PCSL)

6 - 4 - Phil Ionadi - Oakville Blue Devils (CPSL)

6 - 4 - Cory Janzen - Fraser Valley Action (PCSL)

6 - 4 - Kingsley Jones - Whitecaps FC Reserves (PCSL)

6 - 4 - Tiarnan King - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

6 - 4 - Kadian Lecky - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

6 - 4 - Will Moore - Victoria United (PCSL)

6 - 4 - Shawn Myers - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

6 - 4 - Daniel Nascimento - Toronto Supra (CPSL)

6 - 4 - John Poli - Vancouver Thunderbirds (PCSL)

6 - 4 - Luke Sandilands - Vancouver Thunderbirds (PCSL)

6 - 4 - Marcelo Santos - Thunder Bay Chill (PDL)

6 - 4 - Spencer Schmidt - Abbotsford Rangers (PDL)

6 - 4 - Joe Scigliano - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

6 - 4 - Jeremy Sheppard - Oakville Blue Devils (CPSL)

6 - 4 - Jamie Spendlove - Kamloops City (PCSL)

6 - 4 - Ryan Thompson - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

6 - 4 - Joey Todaro - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

6 - 4 - Steve Williams - Victoria United (PCSL)

6 - 3 - Kevin Wilson - Montreal Impact

5 - 5 - Brett Bachelu - Edmonton Green & Gold (AMSL)

5 - 5 - Carlos Cruz - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

5 - 5 - Felix Napuri - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

5 - 5 - Keegan Sheehan - Red Deer Renegades (AMSL)

5 - 5 - Conrad Smith - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

5 - 5 - Kyle Yamada - Calgary Villains (AMSL)

4.5 - 3 - Sam Afriyie - Kamloops City (PCSL)

4.5 - 3 - Phil Amahazion - Ottawa Fury (PDL)

4.5 - 3 - Keith Andrew - London City (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Carlo Arghittu - St. Catherines Wolves (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Keegan Ayre - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

4.5 - 3 - Andrija Botica - Toronto Croatia (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Edson Breceda - Durham Storm (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Stalin Cardenas - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Steven Craig - Laval Dynamites (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Sean Crocker - Abbotsford Rangers (PDL)

4.5 - 3 - David Dwaihy - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Osric Flores - Skagit Rapids (PCSL)

4.5 - 3 - Souleymanu Gagou - Ottawa Fury (PDL)

4.5 - 3 - Kellen Holden - Victoria United (PCSL)

4.5 - 3 - Ryan Hopp - Skagit Rapids (PCSL)

4.5 - 3 - Jusif Jawando - Brampton Stallions (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Edin Kalic - Toronto Croatia (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Mike Kolinski - Thunder Bay Chill (PDL)

4.5 - 3 - Rachid Madour - Laval Dynamites (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Leo Marasovic - Toronto Croatia (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Nigel Marples - New Westminster Khalsa (PCSL)

4.5 - 3 - Joe Marrello - New Westminster Khalsa (PCSL)

4.5 - 3 - Luke Martin - Penticton Pinnacles (PCSL)

4.5 - 3 - Kevin McIntosh - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Adolfo Mella - Brampton Stallions (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Matthew Palleschi - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Nick Perugini - Fraser Valley Action (PCSL)

4.5 - 3 - Arturo Cisneros-Salas - Laval Dynamites (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Danny Sanna - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Selmir Sehic - Toronto Supra (CPSL)

4.5 - 3 - Carl Speed - Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

4 - 2 - Wyn Belotte - Totonto Lynx

4 - 2 - Ian Fuller - Vancouver Whitecaps

4 - 2 - Gabriel Gervais - Montreal Impact

4 - 2 - Sandro Grande - Montreal Impact

4 - 4 - Mike Howlett - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

4 - 2 - Darko Kolic - Montreal Impact

4 - 2 - Sita-Taty Matondo - Toronto Lynx

4 - 4 - Nolan Maurier - Red Deer Renegades (AMSL)

4 - 4 - Cole McFarlane - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

4 - 4 - Caesar Molina - Edmonton Ital-Canadians (AMSL)

4 - 2 - Martin Nash - Vancouver Whitecaps

4 - 4 - Peter Pestka - Calgary Villains (AMSL)

4 - 2 - Antonio Ribeiro - Montreal Impact

4 - 4 - Bernard Roslyn - Edmonton Ital-Canadians (AMSL)

4 - 2 - David Simpson - Toronto Lynx

4 - 4 - Mark Slade - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

4 - 2 - Mauricio Vincello - Montreal Impact

3.5 - 7 - Matt Thompson - Breakers (NSSL Premier)

3 - 2 - Mohamed Abdulia - Ottawa Fury (PDL)

3 - 2 - Frederico Araya - Toronto Supra (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Carlos Areco - North York Astros (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Tom Babic - New Westminster Khalsa (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Fazwi Ballel - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Marko Bedenikovic - Oakville Blue Devils (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Andrea Bellisomo - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Luca Bellisomo - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Slavic Bielawski - Surrey United (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Mirnes Biscevic - St. Catherines Wolves (CPSL)

3 - 3 - James Black - Edmonton Scottish (AMSL)

3 - 3 - Calvin Campbell - Calgary Villains(AMSL)

3 - 2 - Justin Carvery - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Alex Chursky - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

3 - 2 - James Coble - Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

3 - 3 - Ryan Conn - Lethbridge Croatia (AMSL)

3 - 2 - Dan Cummings - Victoria United (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Frank Del Priore - St. Catherines Wolves (CPSL)

3 - 3 - Fred De Caigny - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

3 - 2 - Sergio De Luca - Oakville Blue Devils (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Jamil Demers - Laval Dynamites (CPSL)

3 - 3 - Paul Dhaliwal - Edmonton Scottish (AMSL)

3 - 2 - Chiek Diarra - St. Catherine Wolves (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Pat Doran - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Alex Elliot - Whitecaps FC Reserves (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Dagobert Fajardo - Skagit Rapids (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Paul Favaro - Penticton Pinnacles (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Luca Forno - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Edward Franjic - Toronto Supra (CPSL)

3 - 3 - Osiris Fuentes - Edmonton Victoria (AMSL)

3 - 2 - Patrick Gawrys - Victoria United (PCSL)

3 - 3 - Narc Gazic - Lethbridge Croatia (AMSL)

3 - 2 - Joe Grogan - Skagit Rapids (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Jacob Hadoock - Skagit Rapids (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Jeremy Harkins - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Halburto Harris - Toronto Croatia (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Dave Hileman - Skagit Rapids (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Erik Horn - Kamloops City (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Adrian Kebec - Surrey United (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Kiminori Kitawaza - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Kyle Kmiec - Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Florian Kohler - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

3 - 3 - Gaelen Lavery - Red Deer Renegades (AMSL)

3 - 2 - Daniel Lewis - Vancouver Thunderbirds (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Goran Lezarevski - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Mike Lupton - Fraser Valley Action (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Lavy Mangat - New Westminster Khalsa (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Nico Marcina - Whitecaps FC Reserves (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Morgan Marrs - Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Mark McGlinchey- Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Ashley McMillan - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Kevin Mennie - Victoria United (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Mike Moon - Victoria United (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Keith Moore - Vancouver Thunderbirds (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Alex Morrison - Brampton Stallions (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Brad Neilson - Kamloops City (PCSL)

3 - 3 - Brian Newmarch - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

3 - 2 - Carin O'Brien - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Shawn Ord - London City (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Adam Pachso - Brampton Stallions (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Dennis Peeters - London City (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Fitzroy Powell - Durham Storm (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Adrian Ramos - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Patrick Rechsteiner - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Phillip Rocca - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Tyler Rosenlund - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Steve Rowe - Fraser Valley Action (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Janarthan Sadacharalingam - North York Astros (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Rob Sing - Penticton Pinnacles (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Eris Tafaj - London City (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Chris Turner - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

3 - 2 - Ted Ullrich - Penticton Pinnacles (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Cameron Weaver - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

3 - 2 - Doco Wesseh - Thunder Bay Chill (PDL)

3 - 2 - Sam Wingham - Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

2 - 4 - Ryan Anstey - Breakers (NSSL Premier)

2 - 2 - Kyle Bartikus - Emonton Ital-Canadians (AMSL)

2 - 4 - Nathan Beck - Breakers (NSSL Premier)

2 - 1 - Jeff Clarke - Vancouver Whitecaps

2 - 1 - Carlo Corazzin - Vancouver Whitecaps

2 - 1 - Umbertino (Tino) Cucca - Vancouver Whitecaps

2 - 2 - Chris Devlin - Edmonton Scottish (AMSL)

2 - 1 - David Diplacido - Toronto Lynx

2 - 2 - Waldemer Dutra - Edmonton Ital-Canadians (AMSL)

2 - 1 - Huffman Eja-Tabe - Toronto Lynx

2 - 1 - Abraham Francois - Toronto Lynx

2 - 2 - Hermes Fuentes - Edmonton Victoria (AMSL)

2 - 1 - Masahiro Fukasawa - Montreal Impact

2 - 1 - Winston Griffiths - Toronto Lynx

2 - 2 - Izudin Halilic - Red Deer Renegades

2 - 2 - Mat Houston - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

2 - 2 - Demir Jesic - Edmonton Green & Gold (AMSL)

2 - 2 - Nick Kedoin - Lethbridge Croatia (AMSL)

2 - 1 - Steve Kindel - Vancouver Whitecaps

2 - 2 - Bryan Klaus - Red Deer Renegades (AMSL)

2 - 2 - Chris Kooy - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

2 - 1 - Lars Lyssand - Montreal Impact

2 - 1 - Joe Mattachione - Toronto Lynx

2 - 2 - Adam McDonald - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

2 - 2 - Travis Meyer - Lethbridge Croatia (AMSL)

2 - 1 - Dave Morris - Vancouver Whitecaps

2 - 2 - Brian Newmarch - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

2 - 2 - Mario Panizzon - Edmonton Victoria (AMSL)

2 - 2 - E Pinnell -Edmonton Green & Gold (AMSL)

2 - 2 - John Pino - Edmonton Victoria (AMSL)

2 - 1 - Nevio Pizzolito - Montreal Impact

2 - 2 - Jon Remmer - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

2 - 2 - Travis Reynolds - Edmonton Victoria (AMSL)

2 - 2 - Aaron Richel - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

2 - 2 - Aaron Richer - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

2 - 1 - Ze Roberto - Montreal Impact

2 - 2 - Miguel Romeo - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

2 - 1 - Conrad Smith - Toronto Lynx

2 - 1 - Urbain Some - Toronto Lynx

2 - 2 - Martin Tabsh - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

2 - 1 - Alfredo Valente - Vancouver Whitecaps

2 - 2 - Andrew Zakalunzny - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

1.5 - 1 - Milodrag Akmadzic - Brampton Stallions (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Gary Allen - Penticton Pinnacles (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Brett van Andell - Skagit Rapids (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Vasilis Androutsos - Thunder Bay Chill (PDL)

1.5 - 1 - Henry Apollo - Skagit Rapids (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Jeffery Attard - St. Catherines Wolves (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Mohammad Aziz - Abbotsford Rangers (PDL)

1.5 - 1 - Karl Bardossy - Abbotsford Rangers (PDL)

1.5 - 1 - Kyle Belinski - Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Kelly Bey - Surrey United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Stuart Black - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - John Blair - Surrey United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Paul van der Boomen - Victoria United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Joey Brar - New Westminster Khalsa (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Aldon Bunjahu - Penticton Pinnacles (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Sebastian Busto - Toronto Supra (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Zeke Calvell - Victoria United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - George Carvalho - Toronto Supra (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Fitzroy Churtre - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Kevin Crouch - New Westminster Khalsa (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Matt Curry - Skagit Rapids (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Rob Curry - Skagit Rapids (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Mike D'Agostino - Whitecaps FC Reserves (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Charles Darkwah - Toronto Supra (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Justin Dasah - Ottawa Fury (PDL)

1.5 - 1 - Ben DeCosse - Vancouver Thunderbirds (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Brian Deens - Vancouver Thunderbirds (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Robbie Della-Croce - London City (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Gentan Dervishi - London City (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Lucas Diaz - North York Astros (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Maxim Dorneval - Oakville Blue Devils (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Zeljao Dukic - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Tom Elliott - Vancouver Thunderbirds (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Erik Elmauer - London City (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Tati Errecalde - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Jaime Fairweather - Oakville Blue Devils (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Gregg Fiddick - Victoria United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - John Fishbaugh - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Thomas Flanagan - Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Rory Fogarty - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Brian Fowler - Fraser Valley Action (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Ryan Gamble - Oakville Blue Devils (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Kevin Gilbert - Victoria United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Sean Giuseppe - New Westminster Khalsa (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Joel Grossman - Skagit Rapids (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Robert Harden - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Halburto Harris - Toronto Croatia (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Tyler Hemming - Ottawa Fury (PDL)

1.5 - 1 - Andres Hidalgo - North York Astros (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Ben Hooker - Victoria United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Ben Hunt - Vancouver Thunderbirds (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Frank Ianni - Thunder Bay Chill (PDL)

1.5 - 1 - Darko Jelic - New Westminster Khalsa (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Sean Jensen - Surrey United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Jeff Johnson - London City (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Diaz Kambere - Whitecaps FC Reserves (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Stephan Kamendy - St. Catherines Wolves (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Harpreet Khakh - Surrey United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Raymond Kolimski - Thunder Bay Chill (PDL)

1.5 - 1 - Peter Kuss - St. Catherines Wolves (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Adam Lazzinnaro - Kamloops City (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Fraser Leveay - Kamloops City (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Joey Loreth - Victoria United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Nicholas Mancuso - London City (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Ricky Marquez - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Nico Martinez - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Devin Matthews - Whitecaps FC Reserves (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Josh McCaig - Fraser Valley Action (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Neil McGill - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Chad McIntosh - Kamloops City (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Campbell McKinnon - Abbotsford Rangers (PDL)

1.5 - 1 - Kevin McLellan - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Steve Merker - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Steve Millar - Surrey United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Daniel Milojevic - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Brendan Mitalas - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Camilo Moreno - North York Astros (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Mike Mosher - Vancouver Thunderbirds (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Grahame Nicholson - Durham Storm (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Brett Nordin - Kamloops City (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Miles O'Connor - Toronto Croatia (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Paul O'HAre - London City (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Ilya Orlov - North York Astros (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Craig Patton - Durham Storm (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Kevin Peterkin - Brampton Stallions (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Marco Peters - London City (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Justin Phillips - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Ben Pisch - Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Nicholas Poku - Oakville Blue Devils (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Angelo Pollastrone - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Milton Practicante- Okanagan Challenge (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Andrew Proctor - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Nathan Quin - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Juan Cruz Real - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - James Riehl - Abottsford Rangers (PDL)

1.5 - 1 - Trev Rosencrans - Fraser Valley Action (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Husein Sabra - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Jason Sarai - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Dan Savich - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Eric Shah - Durham Storm (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Jason Slint - Fraser Valley Action (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Nicola Rotiroti - Laval Dynamites (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Christopher Rowe - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Francisco Santos - Toronto Supra (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Yasuhiro Sasayama - Durham Storm (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Tino Scicluna - Windsor Border Stars (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Mike Seager - Victoria United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Wyatt Seddon-Johnstone - Surrey United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Mike Seymour - Vancouver Thunderbirds (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Jason Shannon - Toronto Croatia (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Fabio Silva - Toronto Supra (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Ian Sinclair - Oakville Blue Devils (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Gerrard Stewart - Hamilton Thunder (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Karam Takhar - New Westminster Khalsa (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Raj Takhar - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Adeyinka Tijani - North York Astros (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Jean Tshimpaka - North York Astros (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Masumi Turnbull - Whitecaps FC Reserves (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Giovanni Valente - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Nicholas Varlamos - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Matt Waddington - St. Catherines Wolves (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Cameron Wilson - Whitecaps FC Reserves (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Jason Wong - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Dwayne Wright - Vaughan Shooters (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Viet Wyegen - Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Lee Yahubovich - Victoria United (PCSL)

1.5 - 1 - Alvaro Yaques - Brampton Stallions (CPSL)

1.5 - 1 - Neal Young - Vancouver Columbus Clan (PCSL)

1 - 1 - Jamie Auvigne - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Jamie Belous - Edmonton Green & Gold (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Brian Bradshaw - Edmonton Victoria (AMSL)

1 - 2 - D. Calabia - Hampton N.B. (NSSL Premier)

1 - 1 - Robin Chowdhury - Edmonton Victoria (AMSL)

1 - 1 - C Davies - Red Deer Renegades (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Fred DeCaigny - Edmonton Victoria (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Gordy Garritty - Edmonton Victoria (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Troy Hartt - Edmonton Green & Gold (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Steffen Holdt - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Marcos Johnston - Lethbridge Croatia (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Amuri Kapongo - Edmonton Green & Gold (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Flemming Krogh - Calgary Villains (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Sam Lam - Edmonton Green & Gold (AMSL)

1 - 2 - K. Mather - Hampton N.B. (NSSL Premier)

1 - 1 - May Masovo - Lethbridge Croatia (AMSL)

1 - 2 - Jimmie Mayaleh - Canada Games (NSSL Premier)

1 - 1 - Hanson Mazin - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Chad Miller - Red Deer Renegades (AMSL)

1 - 1 - N Morrow - Edmonton Green & Gold (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Eric Muñoz - Edmonton Scottish (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Justin Ongaro - Edmonton Scottish (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Cenik Patik - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Gary Pearson - Calgary Villains (AMSL)

1 - 1 - John Pickett - Edmonton Ital-Canadians (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Colin Reitveld - Edmonton Scottish (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Nicolas Reyes - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Curtis Ridley - Edmonton Victoria (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Matt Rosenfeld - Edmonton Scottish (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Ricky Rushton - Lethbridge Croatia (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Kevin Sawchuk - Lethbridge Croatia (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Angelo Sestito - Edmonton Ital-Canadians (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Lain Sneddon - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Harvey Van Hollen - Red Deer Renegades (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Nikola Vignjevic - Edmonton Green & Gold (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Kurtis Von Hollen - Edmonton Scottish (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Curtis Vos - Edmonton Victoria (AMSL)

1 - 2 - Bart Vurmunt - Papa Joe's (NSSL Premier)

1 - 1 - Andrew Wajand - Calgary Dinosaurs (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Ryan Walker - Edmonton Scottish (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Mike Wall - Edmonton Scottish (AMSL)

1 - 1 - John Westerguard - Edmonton Ital-Canadians (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Tommy Wheeldon - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

1 - 1 - Mike Wowlett - Calgary Callies (AMSL)

Missing Info:

PCSL - uly 17 Kamloops City game to be rescheduled and July 19 Thunderbirds game is missing scorer. As well Vic United is listed as winning 5-2 on July 2, but only 4 goals are accounted for - 2-Dean Anderson, Steve Scott, Kellen Holden.

CPSL - August 12 games between London City vs St. Catherines Wolves and Durham Storm vs Oakville Blue Devils were postponed. Same with Aug 14 game between Oakville Blue Devils and Hamilton Thunder. Same with Sept 19 Durham Storm and Toronto Croatia, Sept 20 Toronto Supra and Laval Dynamites game, Sept 21 Toronto Croatia and Vaughan Shooters game, August 16 between Durham Storm and London City, August 28 Toronto Croatia and Vaughan Shooters, August 30 Toronto Croatia and London City. October 1 game between Laval Dynamites and Durham Storm was awarded to Laval as a 2-0 victory.

I will take care of the AMSL list, so anyone wishing to take responsibility for any of the other provincial leagues and updating them after every round of matches would be great!

Daniel · June 6, 2005

Not sure that the other leagues are worth 1.5 to the USL's 2...

River City · June 6, 2005

Neither am I.

The list is based on 2pts for USL, 1.5 for PCSL, CPSL, PDL, 1 point for CIS/CIAU, AMSL and then .5 for all other provincial leagues.

I'm thinking that the USl should go up to 3 pts, PCSL, CPSL, PDL to 2pts, the college/university teams, the AMSL and the Quebec league to 1.5 and then all others to 1 point.

It's not perfect, but it's a start. Maybe we should do a vote.

Polish_LYNX_Fan · June 6, 2005

this is a great Idea, but I think we should just buy a trophy, and give it to the best scorer from Voyageurs Cup. So Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver) I think its a great idea and these trophys cost what $20-40 TOPS. Thats liek .50cents from each person. The PCSL, CPSL and PDL should not be considered

June 6, 2005

quote:Originally posted by River City

Neither am I.

The list is based on 2pts for USL, 1.5 for PCSL, CPSL, PDL, 1 point for CIS/CIAU, AMSL and then .5 for all other provincial leagues.

I'm thinking that the USl should go up to 3 pts, PCSL, CPSL, PDL to 2pts, the college/university teams, the AMSL and the Quebec league to 1.5 and then all others to 1 point.

It's not perfect, but it's a start. Maybe we should do a vote.

Your system is like the Uefa Golden Shoe in terms of the point system. I think it is just fine, keep it that way.

DJT · June 6, 2005

quote:Originally posted by Polish_LYNX_Fan

this is a great Idea, but I think we should just buy a trophy, and give it to the best scorer from Voyageurs Cup. So Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver) I think its a great idea and these trophys cost what $20-40 TOPS. Thats liek .50cents from each person. The PCSL, CPSL and PDL should not be considered

That has been discussed in the past. We sort of decided against it. But it remains a possibility. Though there could be a problem if there are two or more people tied.

Personally, I'd rather not bother with a top-scorer trophy of any type (I mean, we can celebrate them, but not bother with an actual physical trophy). If we want to award an actual trophy to a player then I'd prefer a "Voyageurs MVP" type thing, whether it's based on NT perfomance or club performance.

Polish_LYNX_Fan · June 7, 2005

sorry didnt know it was decide against before. If not that an MVP award would be great. I approve so who else is in?

SeanKeay · June 7, 2005

Well today, number 8 and number 12 scored for the Team Discovery Channel in the Durham Soccer League's ....

I believe they are worth 1pt......

Ivan · June 7, 2005

This is a great idea River City, but I think you should stop at PDL. I too would prefer "Voyageurs Player of the Year" since the CSA no longer does it (and would contribute to a trophy).

River City · June 7, 2005

Why can't we have both?

In terms of marketing soccer in Canada, it is vital to focus on the areas that are most exciting to the general sports fans and goal scorers provide that easy marketability. It is a very objective and quantifiable category since it depends solely on goals scored. I will try to compile the complete list of goal scorers from the provincial leagues and above this year and then we can have a discussion at season's end about the format for next time.

As for the Voyageurs MVP, this is where I think it should be limited to the USL teams and NT members and it is something that would be very subjective. We would definitely have to have a vote on this one.

Polish_LYNX_Fan · June 7, 2005

Ok so lets do the USL Div. 1 Voyageurs Cup MVP. Who would you nominate so far. I belive only one V' CUp gaem has been played and it was a 0-0 tie. So wanna start wwith the 2 keepers ???

THE_TRUTH · June 7, 2005

What makes the AMSL so special as to get more points than the rest of the country's provincial leagues.

Richard · June 7, 2005

Which provinces other than Alberta (AMSL) and British Columbia (PCSL) have have a province wide league?

River City · June 7, 2005

The ultimate measure of the provincial leagues in Canada is how well they fare at the CSA National Championships. In our case, the results of the Challenge Cup is what we need to compare. I am including the list below, but in summary and using a 10 year span, Alberta has won 4, Quebec 2, Manitoba 2, BC 2 and Nova Scotia 1. Historically, BC has dominated the competition, but before their triumph in 2004, they went 8 years without lifting the trophy. Using a 5 year span, Manitoba has 2, BC, Alberta and Nova Scotia all have 1. It will be interesting to see how well Manitoba teams do in the next couple of years.

My opinion is that any province winning 3 or more championships in a 10 year period should be elevated to the same level as the CIAU. Again it is only MY opinion as none of the ranking points have been set in stone.

The Challenge Trophy

The Executive of the Dominion of Canada Football Association in 1912 invited His Royal Highness, The Duke of Connaught to become the Patron of The Association. The invitation was accepted and His Royal Highness subsequently donated a trophy called "The Connaught Cup". It was emblematic of the championship of Canada. In 1926, The Football Association of England donated a beautiful trophy to the Dominion of Canada Football Association "The Challenge Cup" and it replaced the Connaught Cup as the trophy for the National Championship.

1913 - Norwood Wanderers

1914 - Norwood Wanderers

1915 - Winnipeg Scottish

1916 - No Competition

1917 - No Competition

1918 - No Competition

1919 - Grand Trunk, Montreal

1920 - Westinghouse, Hamilton

1921 - Toronto Scottish

1922 - Hillhurst, Calgary

1923 - Nanaimo, British Columbia

1924 - United Weston, Winnipeg

1925 - Ulster United, Toronto

1926 - United Weston, Winnipeg

1927 - Nanaimo, British Columbia

1928 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1929 - Canadian National, Montreal

1930 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1931 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1932 - Toronto Scottish

1934 - Verdun Park

1935 - Aldred Building, Montreal

1936 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1937 - Johnston Nationals, Vancouver

1938 - North Shore United, Vancouver

1939 - Radials, Vancouver

1940 - 1945 - No Competition

1946 - Ulster United, Toronto

1947 - St. Andrew's, Vancouver

1948 - Carsteel, Montreal

1949 - North Shore, Vancouver

1950 - Vancouver City, Vancouver

1951 - Ulster United, Toronto

1952 - Stelco, Montreal

1953 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1954 - A.N. & A.F. Scottish, Winnipeg

1955 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1956 - Halecos, Vancouver

1957 - Montreal Ukrania

1958 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1959 - Montreal Alouettes

1960 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1961 - Montreal Concordia

1962 - No Competition

1963 - No Competition

1964 - Vancouver Columbus, British Columbia

1965 - Firefighters F.C., British Columbia

1966 - Vancouver Under 23 All Stars

1967 - Balymena, Ontario

1968 - Toronto Royals

1969 - Vancouver Columbus

1970 - Manitoba Selects

1971 - Vancouver Eintracht

1972 - New Westminster Blues, British Columbia

1973 - Vancouver Firefighters

1974 - Calgary Springer Kickers

1975 - London Boxing Club of Victoria

1976 - Victoria West Soccer Club, British Columbia

1977 - Vancouver Columbus Soccer Club

1978 - Vancouver Columbus Soccer Club

1979 - Victoria West Soccer Club, British Columbia

1980 - Saint John Drydock, New Brunswick

1981 - Toronto Ciociaro Soccer Club

1982 - Victoria West Soccer Club, British Columbia

1983 - Vancouver Firefighters

1984 - Victoria West Soccer Club, British Columbia

1985 - Vancouver Croatia, British Columbia

1986 - Hamilton Steelers, Ontario

1987 - Lucania Soccer Club, Winnipeg

1988 - Holy Cross, Newfoundland

1989 - Scarborough Azurri Soccer Club, Ontario

1990 - Vancouver Firefighters

1991 - Norvan Anar #45, British Columbia

1992 - Norvan, British Columbia

1993 - Westside Rino, British Columbia

1994 - Edmonton Ital Canadians, Alberta

1995 - Mistral Estrie, Quebec

1996 - Westside C.I.B.C., British Columbia

1997 - Edmonton Ital Canadians, Alberta

1998 - RDP Condores Quebec

1999 - Calgary Celtic SFC

2000 - Lucania Soccer Club, Winnipeg

2001 - Halifax King of Donair

2002 - Sons of Italy, Manitoba

2003 - Calgary Callies, Alberta

2004 - Pegasus FC, British Columbia

beachesl · June 7, 2005

quote:Originally posted by THE_TRUTH

What makes the AMSL so special as to get more points than the rest of the country's provincial leagues.

Good point, it does seem a bit arrogant[:I], especially since the AMSL representative did not win the National Amateur championship last year.

Part of the apparent reason is that Alberta is a soccer rich area (the economy has allowed for a comparitively high and steady influx of immigrants who usually are the backbone of local programs) that now doesn't have professional or semi-professional clubs. In addition, the clubs in the Premier League of the AMSL have been incredibly enriched with the majority of the past players of the A-League Calgary and Edmonton teams. I strongly believe that most of these clubs would now hold their own in the CPSL and PCSL, but without a true Open Cup to test this theory, it will remain debatable. The best proof of the pudding will come out in how dominant, if at all, the Alberta representative will be in the National Amateur Championship this fall.

Any system of rating players from different is by it's very nature arbitrary. Our website has been mocked here and elsewhere for following, suposedly arcanely, Canadian players in obscure foreign and domestic leagues, but I believe any attention in any form to our players is always a service. It is also what being a true soccer fan is about.

River City · June 7, 2005

quote:Originally posted by Richard

Which provinces other than Alberta (AMSL) and British Columbia (PCSL) have have a province wide league?

Posted - 04/17/2005 : 18:24:43 in another thread by Aussoccerfan ...

Here's some of the provincial senior leagues-

NSSL- http://www.nssoccerleague.ca

PEISL- http://www.seniormensleague.com/

NBSL- http://english.soccernb.org/Competitions/Document.2004-01-20.2642

LSEQ- http://www.lseq.qc.ca/

OSL- http://www.osl-td.com/

MMSL- http://www.manitobamajorsoccer.com/

SKPSL- http://www.ssapsl.com/

beachesl · June 7, 2005

quote:Originally posted by River City

My opinion is that any province winning 3 or more championships in a 10 year period should be elevated to the same level as the CIAU.

Our messages crossed, Sergio, but some of our ideas were similiar.

I should add to what you have said: many present first string players from CIAU universities from both Alberta and elswhere tried to make the AMSL Premier League squads, but were unable to and are playing now at lower levels this summer in Alberta. In fact, I would argue, having seen both AMSL and CIAU matches, that AMSL is of a much higher level.

I think that we should keep your formula (which was the subject of previous extensive discussions) for this year, nobody is claiming it is rocket science[8)].

River City · June 7, 2005

I agree that the calibre of play at some provincial leagues are higher than some at the college/university level, but that's a whole other discussion that I'm hoping we can discuss at a later time.

If you get the chance to visit Guanajuato, make sure you take the travelling singing tour through the streets. BTW, you can drink beer as you follow the tour along!

beachesl · June 7, 2005

Winnipeg Fury · June 8, 2005

quote:Originally posted by River City

1913 - Norwood Wanderers

1914 - Norwood Wanderers

1915 - Winnipeg Scottish

1916 - No Competition

1917 - No Competition

1918 - No Competition

1919 - Grand Trunk, Montreal

1920 - Westinghouse, Hamilton

1921 - Toronto Scottish

1922 - Hillhurst, Calgary

1923 - Nanaimo, British Columbia

1924 - United Weston, Winnipeg

1925 - Ulster United, Toronto

1926 - United Weston, Winnipeg

1927 - Nanaimo, British Columbia

1928 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1929 - Canadian National, Montreal

1930 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1931 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1932 - Toronto Scottish

1934 - Verdun Park

1935 - Aldred Building, Montreal

1936 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1937 - Johnston Nationals, Vancouver

1938 - North Shore United, Vancouver

1939 - Radials, Vancouver

1940 - 1945 - No Competition

1946 - Ulster United, Toronto

1947 - St. Andrew's, Vancouver

1948 - Carsteel, Montreal

1949 - North Shore, Vancouver

1950 - Vancouver City, Vancouver

1951 - Ulster United, Toronto

1952 - Stelco, Montreal

1953 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1954 - A.N. & A.F. Scottish, Winnipeg

1955 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1956 - Halecos, Vancouver

1957 - Montreal Ukrania

1958 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1959 - Montreal Alouettes

1960 - Westminster Royals, British Columbia

1961 - Montreal Concordia

1962 - No Competition

1963 - No Competition

1964 - Vancouver Columbus, British Columbia

1965 - Firefighters F.C., British Columbia

1966 - Vancouver Under 23 All Stars

1967 - Balymena, Ontario

1968 - Toronto Royals

1969 - Vancouver Columbus

1970 - Manitoba Selects

1971 - Vancouver Eintracht

1972 - New Westminster Blues, British Columbia

1973 - Vancouver Firefighters

1974 - Calgary Springer Kickers

1975 - London Boxing Club of Victoria

1976 - Victoria West Soccer Club, British Columbia

1977 - Vancouver Columbus Soccer Club

1978 - Vancouver Columbus Soccer Club

1979 - Victoria West Soccer Club, British Columbia

1980 - Saint John Drydock, New Brunswick

1981 - Toronto Ciociaro Soccer Club

1982 - Victoria West Soccer Club, British Columbia

1983 - Vancouver Firefighters

1984 - Victoria West Soccer Club, British Columbia

1985 - Vancouver Croatia, British Columbia

1986 - Hamilton Steelers, Ontario

1987 - Lucania Soccer Club, Winnipeg

1988 - Holy Cross, Newfoundland

1989 - Scarborough Azurri Soccer Club, Ontario

1990 - Vancouver Firefighters

1991 - Norvan Anar #45, British Columbia

1992 - Norvan, British Columbia

1993 - Westside Rino, British Columbia

1994 - Edmonton Ital Canadians, Alberta

1995 - Mistral Estrie, Quebec

1996 - Westside C.I.B.C., British Columbia

1997 - Edmonton Ital Canadians, Alberta

1998 - RDP Condores Quebec

1999 - Calgary Celtic SFC

2000 - Lucania Soccer Club, Winnipeg

2001 - Halifax King of Donair

2002 - Sons of Italy, Manitoba

2003 - Calgary Callies, Alberta

2004 - Pegasus FC, British Columbia

United Weston (1924,1926) of Winnipeg is still around. They must be one of the oldest, if not the oldest, club in Canada.

June 9, 2005

quote:Originally posted by Winnipeg Fury

Callies have been around since 1904 and actually won the Challenge Cup/Dominion in 1905-7 I think.

Not too many older than that.

AMSL is superior to CIAU and always has been. This year even more so.

June 9, 2005

quote:Originally posted by Winnipeg Fury

Callies have been around since 1904 and actually won the Challenge Cup/Dominion in 1905-7 I think.

Not too many older than that.

AMSL is superior to CIAU and always has been. This year even more so.

Richard · June 11, 2005

Victoria United in British Columbia celebrated their centenary in 2004. The club currently plays in the PCSL. See the current issue of World Football Pages for a thumbnail history of this storied club.

Victoria United legends past and present

As Victoria United prepares for the 2005 PCSL campaign it can look back

with pride at 2004, a year of spectacular achievements. The club distinguished

itself by being only the second club in the history of the PCSL and the

first men’s club to earn the triple crown by winning the George Cambidge

Memorial League Cup, the Sheila Anderson Memorial (Challenge) Cup

and the J. F. Kennedy Trophy. This had only been achieved previously by the

Seattle Hibernian & Caledonian Saints women who, in 2001 won the

Jacques Moon Memorial League Cup, the Dave Fryatt Challenge Cup and

the Kevin McAdams Memorial Cup.

During 2004 Victoria also celebrated 100 years of history and 10 years in the

PCSL. The original Victoria United was formed from the merger of the Victoria

Association Football Club and the Capital City Athletic Association, and

played in the Association Football League as Victoria United for the first time

in 1904-1905. Victoria United earned it’s first trophy, the Garrison Cup, in

their inaugural 1904–05 season. This success evidently stimulated interest

because in 1906 the club had enough players to enter two teams in the league,

the Rovers and the Wanderers. By 1908 Victoria United was playing in the

newly formed Pacific Coast Association Football League.

In 1950 an all star select team came to Victoria from England comprising

mainly players who had not made the England team playing in the World Cup

that year. All were first class players, including the most notable Stanley

Matthews. He had not been chosen for the English team because the selectors

thought he was too old, (then in his mid 30’s). The English Selects faced a local

all-star team featuring 70% Victoria United and the rest from the local district

league. The English squad prevailed 3–2 before an enthusiastic crowd of 4,700

at the old Athletic Park, yet it was an exhilarating experience for all.

Although Victoria changed strips over the years, United players have always

dressed in blue and white. The early club crest comprised a maple leaf with the

words Victoria over the top and United below. United has endured various permutations

during its 100 year existence, much of which are reflected in the list

of club achievements, including winning the original Kennedy Cup tournament