coppercanuck Posted June 13, 2011 Share Posted June 13, 2011 MM2, I don't want to rehash any old debates, simply put AMSL leads to the Challenge Cup (national senior amateur title), so shouldn't all the leagues and cups that lead there? That's just the way I see it. I'll try and feed you some stats from other leagues. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
coppercanuck Posted June 13, 2011 Share Posted June 13, 2011 Atlantic & Quebec Update: NL - Jon Hawco 5 (Holy Cross), Jake Warren 3 (Holy Cross), Scott Woodfine 3 (Holy Cross) NS - Ian Greedy 5 (Suburban FC) PE - Ryan Anstey 4 (Churchill Arms) ... http://www.seniormensleague.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=885 I'm not sure if they are just playing an exhibition schedule. This was from 1 game. NB - Phil Demers 6 (Fredericton Wanderers), Galen Smith 6 (Fredericton Picaroons), Victor Okocha 6 (Fundy United) QC - Simon Lavoie 6 (Charlesbourg), Jean-Gilles Berlin 6 (Corfinium St-Leonard) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted June 14, 2011 Author Share Posted June 14, 2011 Hassli and Gordon move up with two goals each. Thunder Bay's all-time leading goal-scorer Brandon Swartzendruber becomes the first PDL player to reach 4 goals and 3 PCSL players join Angus Burke amongst the leaders. Point Leaders 11.5 Maicon Santos TFC (5 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 10.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (6 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 7.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (7 goals CSL) 6.0 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (4 goals MLS) 6.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (6 goals PCSL) 5.0 Kyle Porter Edmonton (4 goals NASL) 5.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (5 goals CSL) 5.0 Tihomir Maletic Toronto Crotia (4 goals CSL) 5.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (5 goals PCSL) 4.0 Ali Gerba Montreal (2 goals NASL, 1 goal VC ) 4.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (4 goals PDL) 4.0 Chuck Noftal Kamloops Excel (4 goals PCSL) 4.0 Brandon Bonafacio Vancouver Thunderbirds (4 goals PCSL) All scorers in first two posts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted June 20, 2011 Author Share Posted June 20, 2011 Saiko and Rochat score the only MLS/NASL goals. Salgado picks up his 2nd MLS reserve goal. Angus Burke moves into the top 5. Point Leaders 11.5 Maicon Santos TFC (5 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 10.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (6 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 7.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (7 goals PCSL) 6.0 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (4 goals MLS) 6.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (6 goals CSL) 6.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (6 goals PCSL) 5.0 Kyle Porter Edmonton (4 goals NASL) 5.0 Tihomir Maletic Toronto Croatia (5 goals CSL) 5.0 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (4 goals NASL) 4.0 Ali Gerba Montreal (2 goals NASL, 1 goal VC ) 4.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (4 goals PDL) 4.0 Chuck Noftal Kamloops Excel (4 goals PCSL) 4.0 Brandon Bonafacio Vancouver Thunderbirds (4 goals PCSL) 4.0 Sasa Plavsic Abbotsford (4 goals PDL) 4.0 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (4 goals PDL) 4.0 Ashley Ankiewicz Vancouver Thunderbirds (4 goals PCSL) 4.0 Cooper Barry Victoria United (4 goals PCSL) 4.0 Patrick Nelson Victoria United (4 goals PCSL) 3.5 Omar Salgado Vancouver Whitecaps (1 goal MLS, 2 goals MLS Reserve) All scorers in first two posts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted June 27, 2011 Author Share Posted June 27, 2011 Two Brazilians, Santos for TFC and Sanvezzo for the Whitecaps collect the only two MLS goals. Santos leads all scorers with 9 goals in all competitions. Porter scores his 5th in Edmonton's 1-0 victory over Montreal. Burke, Vukovic and Torres all have 8 goals to lead the lower divisions in scoring. SCORING SYSTEM: 1.5 pts MLS, 1.25 pts NASL 1 pt CSL/PCSL/PDL/ MLS Reserve Point Leaders 13.0 Maicon Santos TFC (6 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 10.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (6 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 8.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Oriol Torres Kamloops Excel (8 goals PCSL) 7.5 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (5 goals MLS) 7.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Patrick Nelson Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 6.25 Kyle Porter Edmonton (5 goals NASL) 6.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (6 goals CSL) 6.0 Cooper Barry Victoria United (6 goals PCSL) 5.0 Tihomir Maletic Toronto Croatia (5 goals CSL) 5.0 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (4 goals NASL) 5.0 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (5 goals PDL) 5.0 Justin Wallace Okanagan (5 goals PCSL) All scorers in first two posts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted July 2, 2011 Author Share Posted July 2, 2011 The PDL goal scoring race suddenly heats up with multiple goal games by Carl Haworth of Forest City London and Sasa Plavsic of Abbortsford to push them past Hamilton's Scott McCoubrey. The Voyageur's Cup wraps up today with Santos in front with 3 goals. The Holiday weekend will also see the two NASL teams in action with 5 PDL and 4 CSL games on the schedule. The PCSL takes the weekend off. SCORING SYSTEM: 1.5 pts MLS, 1.25 pts NASL 1 pt CSL/PCSL/PDL/ MLS Reserve Point Leaders 13.0 Maicon Santos TFC (6 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 10.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (6 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 9.0 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (5 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 8.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Oriol Torres Kamloops Excel (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Carl Haworth Forest City London ( 8 goals PDL) 7.0 Sasa Plavsic Abbotsford (7 goals PDL) 7.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Patrick Nelson Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 6.25 Kyle Porter Edmonton (5 goals NASL) 6.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (6 goals CSL) 6.0 Cooper Barry Victoria United (6 goals PCSL) 6.0 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (5 goals PDL) 5.0 Tihomir Maletic Toronto Croatia (5 goals CSL) 5.0 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (4 goals NASL) 5.0 Justin Wallace Okanagan (5 goals PCSL) 5.0 Jag Gill Khalsa SC (5 goals PCSL) 5.0 Sullivan Silva CapitalCity FC (5 goals CSL) 5.0 Alessandro Riggi Montreal Academy (5 goals CSL) 5.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (5 goals) All scorers in first two posts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted July 9, 2011 Author Share Posted July 9, 2011 FC London, Thunder Bay and the Whitecap's Residency all improve their playoff chances with victories Friday night. FC London's Carl Haworth becomes the first double digit scorer of the season with his 10th goal of the season. TFC and Vancouver both on the road, Camilo scores the only MLS goal, with both NASL team idle this weekend. Sullivan Silva of Capital City FC becomes the third CSL player to socre 6 or more goals. SCORING SYSTEM: 1.5 pts MLS, 1.25 pts NASL 1 pt CSL/PCSL/PDL/ MLS Reserve Point Leaders 13.0 Maicon Santos TFC (6 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 10.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (6 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 10.5 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (6 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 10.0 Carl Haworth Forest City London (10 goals PDL) 9.0 Oriol Torres Kamloops Excel (9 goals PCSL) 9.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (9 goals CSL) 9.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (9 goals CSL) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 8.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (8 goals PDL) 8.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (8 goals PDL) 7.0 Sasa Plavsic Abbotsford (7 goals PDL) 7.0 Patrick Nelson Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Cooper Barry Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 6.25 Kyle Porter Edmonton (5 goals NASL) 6.0 Sean Haley Vancouver Thunderbirds (6 goals PCSL) 6.0 Justin Wallace Okanagan (6 goals PCSL) 6.0 Sullivan Silva CapitalCity FC (6 goals CSL) 5.0 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (4 goals NASL) 5.0 Tihomir Maletic Toronto Croatia (5 goals CSL) 5.0 Jag Gill Khalsa SC (5 goals PCSL) 5.0 Jordie Hughes Victoria (5 goals PDL) 5.0 Victor Ndiaye Montreal Academy (5 goals CSL) 5.0 Alessandro Riggi Montreal Academy (5 goals CSL) 5.0 Gagan Dosanjh Vancouver Thunderbirds (5 goals PCSL) 5.0 Dan Gazzola Vancouver Thunderbirds (5 goals PCSL) All scorers in first two posts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted July 19, 2011 Author Share Posted July 19, 2011 Hassli moves into the lead with two goals vs San Jose. With the Vancouver postponement there were no MLS games on the weekend. Sebrango with two for the Impact and Porter for FCE scored in NASL play. Oriol Torres despite playing for the last place Kamloops Excel becomes the first scoring champion leading the PCSL with 11 goals as the PCSL season ended on Saturday. Busy week coming up as the new look TFC take the field while the PDL season comes to a close. In the PDL, FC London has a playoff spot while final weekend action will determine the fate of Vancouver Residency, Abbotsford, Thunder Bay and Victoria. SCORING SYSTEM: 1.5 pts MLS, 1.25 pts NASL 1 pt CSL/PCSL/PDL/ MLS Reserve Point Leaders 13.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (8 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 13.0 Maicon Santos TFC (6 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 11.0 Carl Haworth Forest City London (11 goals PDL) 11.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (11 goals PDL) 11.0 Oriol Torres Kamloops Excel (11 goals PCSL) 10.5 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (6 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 10.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (10 goals CSL) 9.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (9 goals CSL) 9.0 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (9 goals PDL) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 8.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (8 goals PCSL) 7.5 Kyle Porter Edmonton (6 goals NASL) 7.0 Sasa Plavsic Abbotsford (7 goals PDL) 7.0 Patrick Nelson Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Cooper Barry Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 6.25 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (5 goals NASL) 6.0 Sean Haley Vancouver Thunderbirds (6 goals PCSL) 6.0 Justin Wallace Okanagan (6 goals PCSL) 6.0 Sullivan Silva CapitalCity FC (6 goals CSL) All scorers in first two posts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Redcoatsforever Posted July 20, 2011 Share Posted July 20, 2011 Does the golden shoe winning players actually get presented with a trophy? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ThiKu Posted July 20, 2011 Share Posted July 20, 2011 Let's get some info on this Haworth & Swartzendruber lads? Young prospects? Experienced vets? University player? Etc etc....Same questions for Torres @ Kamloops and McCoubrey @ Hamilton. Nice goal totals! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted July 20, 2011 Author Share Posted July 20, 2011 Swartzendruber -26 year old American, four years with Thunder Bay, spent one season with Harrisburg Islanders of the USL, all-time leading goal-scorer for Thunder Bay. Must like Canada also spent a season in the PCSL with Okanagan Torres - Exchange student from Spain. Haworth - Senior at Niagara University this fall, lead them in goals with 11 last season from Barrie Ont. McCoubrey - 23 year-old from Wales. 2010 Afan Lido FC George Walton Memorial winner for top scorer 2010 Afan Lido FC, Wales (2006-2010) 2007 Port Talbot Town FC, Wales 2007 Welsh National U19 Team 2005 Welsh National U17 Team Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted July 25, 2011 Author Share Posted July 25, 2011 The PDL season ended this weekend with Brandon Swartzendruber of Thunder Bay finishing as the PDL scoring champion with 13 goals. Thunder Bay, Victoria and FC London all advance to the PDL playoffs. Not much change in the CSL with Richard West of Brampton joining the leaders. Koevermans and Johnson get on the Board scoring for TFC. Shaun Saiko joins Kyle Porter as the leading socrer in the NASL with his sixth goal of the season Voyageur Golden Shoe 2011 SCORING SYSTEM: 1.5 pts MLS, 1.25 pts NASL 1 pt CSL/PCSL/PDL/ MLS Reserve Point Leaders 13.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (8 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 13.0 Maicon Santos TFC (6 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 13.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (13 goals PDL) 11.0 Carl Haworth Forest City London (11 goals PDL) 11.0 Oriol Torres Kamloops Excel (11 goals PCSL) 10.5 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (6 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 10.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (10 goals CSL) 9.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (9 goals CSL) 9.0 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (9 goals PDL) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 8.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (8 goals PCSL) 7.5 Joao Plata TFC (2 goals MLS, 1 goal VC, 2 goals CCL) 7.5 Kyle Porter Edmonton (6 goals NASL) 7.5 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (6 goals NASL) 7.0 Sasa Plavsic Abbotsford (7 goals PDL) 7.0 Patrick Nelson Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Cooper Barry Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Justin Wallace Okanagan (6 goals PCSL, 1 goal Playoffs) 6.0 Sean Haley Vancouver Thunderbirds (6 goals PCSL) 6.0 Sullivan Silva CapitalCity FC (6 goals CSL) 6.0 Jordie Hughes Victoria (6 goals PDL) 6.0 Richard West Brampton (6 goals CSL) 6.0 John Hodnett Okanagan (5 goals PCSL, 1 PO goal) 6.0 Azid Palani Khalsa SC (4 goals PCSL 2 PO goals) All scorers in first two posts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted August 9, 2011 Author Share Posted August 9, 2011 Hassli's two goals gives him a commanding lead. With the PCSL and PDL season's over and TFC's top scorers no longer with the team, the race is now between players from Vancouver and the CSL. Vukovic scores a Reserve league goal in addition to his CSL league leading 12 goals. SCORING SYSTEM: 1.5 pts MLS, 1.25 pts NASL 1 pt CSL/PCSL/PDL/MLS Reserve Point Leaders 16.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (10 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 14.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (13 goals CSL, 1 goal MLS Reserve) 14.0 Richard West Brampton (14 goals CSL) 13.0 Maicon Santos TFC (6 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 13.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (13 goals PDL) 12.0 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (7 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 11.0 Carl Haworth Forest City London (11 goals PDL) 11.0 Oriol Torres Kamloops Excel (11 goals PCSL) 11.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (11 goals CSL) 9.0 Joao Plata TFC (3 goals MLS, 1 goal VC, 2 goals CCL) 9.0 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (9 goals PDL) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 8.0 Alex Braletic Serbian White Eagles (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Long Tan Vancouver (5 goals PDL, 3 goals MLS Reserve) 8.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (8 goals PCSL) 7.5 Kyle Porter Edmonton (6 goals NASL) 7.5 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (6 goals NASL) 7.0 Sasa Plavsic Abbotsford (7 goals PDL) 7.0 Patrick Nelson Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Cooper Barry Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Justin Wallace Okanagan (6 goals PCSL, 1 goal Playoffs) 7.0 Jarek Whiteman SC Toronto (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Alessandro Riggi Montreal Academy (7 goals CSL) All scorers in first two posts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ThiKu Posted August 11, 2011 Share Posted August 11, 2011 Why is Long Tan highlighted jsut because he scores for the reserves? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted August 12, 2011 Author Share Posted August 12, 2011 ^I am highlighting the goal scorers during the current week (Monday-Sunday) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted August 15, 2011 Author Share Posted August 15, 2011 Richard West takes over the over the CSL scoring race with 4 goals on the weekend to bring his total to 14. Plata scores the only MLS goal and five players score in NASL action. This week kicks off the 2nd round of the Champions league with TFC in action. SCORING SYSTEM: 1.5 pts MLS, 1.25 pts NASL 1 pt CSL/PCSL/PDL/MLS Reserve Point Leaders Active 16.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (10 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 15.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (14 goals CSL, 1 goal MLS Reserve) 14.0 Richard West Brampton (14 goals CSL) 13.5 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (8 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 11.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (11 goals CSL) 9.0 Joao Plata TFC (3 goals MLS, 1 goal VC, 2 goals CCL) 8.75 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (7 goals NASL) 8.0 Alex Braletic Serbian White Eagles (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Long Tan Vancouver (5 goals PDL, 3 goals MLS Reserve) 7.5 Kyle Porter Edmonton (6 goals NASL) 7.5 Eduardo Sebrango Montreal (6 goals NASL) 7.0 Jarek Whiteman SC Toronto (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Alessandro Riggi Montreal Academy (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Sullivan Silva CapitalCity FC (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Tihomir Maletic Toronto Croatia (7 goals CSL) Inactive 13.0 Maicon Santos TFC (6 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 13.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (13 goals PDL) 11.0 Carl Haworth Forest City London (11 goals PDL) 11.0 Oriol Torres Kamloops Excel (11 goals PCSL) 9.0 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (9 goals PDL) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 8.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (8 goals PCSL) 7.0 Sasa Plavsic Abbotsford (7 goals PDL) 7.0 Patrick Nelson Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Cooper Barry Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Justin Wallace Okanagan (6 goals PCSL, 1 goal Playoffs) All scorers in first two posts, players in bold socred in the past week. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted August 22, 2011 Author Share Posted August 22, 2011 Sanvezzo picks up the only MLS goal of the week. Saiko takes the NASL lead with his 7th of the season, 19 year-old striker Michael Cox scores his first two of the season for Edmonton. Tihomir Maletic of Toronto Croatia (last season's CSL scoring champion) scores his first goals since mid-June to move back onto the leader's board. Eduardo Sebrango of Montreal continued his successful comeback after retiring after last season by picking his sixth NASL goal. SCORING SYSTEM: 1.5 pts MLS, 1.25 pts NASL 1 pt CSL/PCSL/PDL/MLS Reserve Point Leaders Active 16.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (10 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 15.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (14 goals CSL, 1 goal MLS Reserve) 14.0 Richard West Brampton (14 goals CSL) 13.5 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (8 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 11.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (11 goals CSL) 10.0 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (8 goals NASL) 9.00 Joao Plata TFC (3 goals MLS, 1 goal VC, 2 goals CCL) 9.00 Tihomir Maletic Toronto Croatia (9 goals CSL) 8.75 Kyle Porter Edmonton (7 goals NASL) 8.0 Alex Braletic Serbian White Eagles (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Long Tan Vancouver (5 goals PDL, 3 goals MLS Reserve) 7.5 Eduardo Sebrango Montreal (6 goals NASL) 7.0 Jarek Whiteman SC Toronto (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Alessandro Riggi Montreal Academy (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Sullivan Silva CapitalCity FC (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Alexandros Halis SC Toronto (7 goals CSL) Inactive 13.0 Maicon Santos TFC (6 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 13.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (13 goals PDL) 11.0 Carl Haworth Forest City London (11 goals PDL) 11.0 Oriol Torres Kamloops Excel (11 goals PCSL) 9.0 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (9 goals PDL) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 8.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (8 goals PCSL) 7.0 Sasa Plavsic Abbotsford (7 goals PDL) 7.0 Patrick Nelson Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Cooper Barry Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Justin Wallace Okanagan (6 goals PCSL, 1 goal Playoffs) All scorers in first two posts, players in bold scored in the past week. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted August 29, 2011 Author Share Posted August 29, 2011 Canadian U-17 International Alexandros Halis of SC Toronto moves into the leaders board with two goals this week. Porter and Saiko scoree for Edmonton and Tihomir Maletic of Toronto Croatia scores two goals for the second week in a row. SCORING SYSTEM: 1.5 pts MLS, 1.25 pts NASL 1 pt CSL/PCSL/PDL/MLS Reserve Point Leaders Active 16.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (10 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 15.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (14 goals CSL, 1 goal MLS Reserve) 14.0 Richard West Brampton (14 goals CSL) 13.5 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (8 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 11.25 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (9 goals NASL) 11.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (11 goals CSL) 10.0 Tihomir Maletic Toronto Croatia (10 goals CSL) 9.00 Joao Plata TFC (3 goals MLS, 1 goal VC, 2 goals CCL) 8.75 Kyle Porter Edmonton (7 goals NASL) 8.0 Alex Braletic Serbian White Eagles (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Long Tan Vancouver (5 goals PDL, 3 goals MLS Reserve) 7.5 Eduardo Sebrango Montreal (6 goals NASL) 7.0 Jarek Whiteman SC Toronto (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Alessandro Riggi Montreal Academy (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Sullivan Silva CapitalCity FC (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Alexandros Halis SC Toronto (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Milos Scepanovic Serbian White Eagles (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Matthew Contino St. Catherines (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Will Beauge Capitalcity FC (7 goals CSL) Inactive 13.0 Maicon Santos TFC (6 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 13.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (13 goals PDL) 11.0 Carl Haworth Forest City London (11 goals PDL) 11.0 Oriol Torres Kamloops Excel (11 goals PCSL) 9.0 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (9 goals PDL) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 8.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (8 goals PCSL) 7.0 Sasa Plavsic Abbotsford (7 goals PDL) 7.0 Patrick Nelson Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Cooper Barry Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Justin Wallace Okanagan (6 goals PCSL, 1 goal Playoffs) All scorers in first two posts, players in bold scored in the past week. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted September 5, 2011 Author Share Posted September 5, 2011 SCORING SYSTEM: 1.5 pts MLS, 1.25 pts NASL 1 pt CSL/PCSL/PDL/MLS Reserve Shaun Saiko moves into the top 5 with his 9th goal of the season, Antoniuk and Yamada also score for Edmonton. Montreal draws blanks and TFC and Vancouver had the weekend off. Tihomir Maletic scores for the third week in a row for Toronto Croatia. Former Ottawa Fury player Will Beauge of CapitalCity FC scores two to bring his total to 7 for the season and Matthew Contino of St. Catherines also brings his total to 7. Point Leaders Active 17.0 Richard West Brampton (17 goals CSL) 16.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (10 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 16.0 Tihomir Maletic Toronto Croatia (16 goals CSL) 15.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (14 goals CSL, 1 goal MLS Reserve) 13.5 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (8 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 12.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (12 goals CSL) 11.25 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (9 goals NASL) 9.00 Joao Plata TFC (3 goals MLS, 1 goal VC, 2 goals CCL) 8.75 Kyle Porter Edmonton (7 goals NASL) 8.0 Alex Braletic Serbian White Eagles (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Akil DeFreitas CapitalCity FC (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Sullivan Silva CapitalCity FC (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Long Tan Vancouver (5 goals PDL, 3 goals MLS Reserve) 8.0 Alessandro Riggi Montreal Academy (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Jarek Whiteman SC Toronto (8 goals CSL) 7.5 Ryan Johnson TFC (2 goals MLS, 3 goals CCL) 7.5 Eduardo Sebrango Montreal (6 goals NASL) 7.0 Alexandros Halis SC Toronto (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Milos Scepanovic Serbian White Eagles (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Matthew Contino St. Catherines (7 goals CSL) 7.0 Will Beauge Capitalcity FC (7 goals CSL) Inactive 13.0 Maicon Santos TFC (6 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 13.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (13 goals PDL) 11.0 Carl Haworth Forest City London (11 goals PDL) 11.0 Oriol Torres Kamloops Excel (11 goals PCSL) 9.0 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (9 goals PDL) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 8.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (8 goals PCSL) 7.0 Sasa Plavsic Abbotsford (7 goals PDL) 7.0 Patrick Nelson Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Cooper Barry Victoria United (7 goals PCSL) 7.0 Justin Wallace Okanagan (6 goals PCSL, 1 goal Playoffs) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
James Posted September 8, 2011 Share Posted September 8, 2011 I think as this is called the "Voyageur" Golden Shoe award, it should be given to Canadian players only. Hassli shouldn't be in there. A few others too. Or call it something else. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted September 12, 2011 Author Share Posted September 12, 2011 It was a busy week in the Goden Shoe race, Richard West scored his 17th of the season to pass Eric Hassli and becomes the 1st non-MLS leader of the season. Tihomir Maletic continued his hot streak with 6 goals in two games. Ryan Johnson's 2nd MLS goal was enough to move him onto the leaders board. Omar Salgado scored his 4th Reserve League goal for Vancouver and Javier Martina scored his first TFC goal since the second game of the season, also a reserve league goal. Point Leaders Active 17.0 Richard West Brampton (17 goals CSL) 16.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (10 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 16.0 Tihomir Maletic Toronto Croatia (16 goals CSL) 16.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (15 goals CSL, 1 goal MLS Reserve) 14.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (14 goals CSL) 13.5 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (8 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 14.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (14 goals CSL) 11.25 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (9 goals NASL) 10.0 Sullivan Silva CapitalCity FC (10 goals CSL) 9.00 Danny Koevermans TFC (6 goals MLS) 9.00 Joao Plata TFC (3 goals MLS, 1 goal VC, 2 goals CCL) 9.00 Matthew Contino St. Catherines (9 goals CSL) 9.00 Alex Braletic Serbian White Eagles (9 goals CSL) 9.00 Jarek Whiteman SC Toronto (9 goals CSL) 8.75 Kyle Porter Edmonton (7 goals NASL) 8.0 Akil DeFreitas CapitalCity FC (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Long Tan Vancouver (5 goals PDL, 3 goals MLS Reserve) 8.0 Alessandro Riggi Montreal Academy (8 goals CSL) 7.5 Ryan Johnson TFC (2 goals MLS, 3 goals CCL) 7.5 Eduardo Sebrango Montreal (6 goals NASL) Inactive 13.0 Maicon Santos TFC (6 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 13.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (13 goals PDL) 11.0 Carl Haworth Forest City London (11 goals PDL) 11.0 Oriol Torres Kamloops Excel (11 goals PCSL) 9.0 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (9 goals PDL) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 8.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (8 goals PCSL) All scorers in first two posts, players in bold scored in the past week. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ThiKu Posted September 15, 2011 Share Posted September 15, 2011 To the guy who said "since it is a Voyageurs award it should only go to a Canadian..." Just to play devil's advocate....how many times has a Non-European won European Footballer of the Year? Plenty. But I agree - maybe should just be Canadians playing in Canada? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
James Posted September 15, 2011 Share Posted September 15, 2011 To the guy who said "since it is a Voyageurs award it should only go to a Canadian..." Just to play devil's advocate....how many times has a Non-European won European Footballer of the Year? Plenty. But I agree - maybe should just be Canadians playing in Canada? Then name it something else. The "Voyageurs" is the name for Canadian soccer supporters. Why would we give a Canadian supporters award to a foreigner? I don't have a problem with Hassli scoring goals but why should Canadian supporters give a crap about it let alone give him an award named after Canadian National Team supporters? It just seems odd. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ThiKu Posted September 15, 2011 Share Posted September 15, 2011 Devil's Advocate. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MM2 Posted September 21, 2011 Author Share Posted September 21, 2011 Danny Koevermans scores twice to move onto the leaders's board. The rest of the action involves players from the CSL. CapitalCity's Brazilain player Sullivan Silva nets two to reach the 10 goal mark. SCORING SYSTEM: 1.5 pts MLS, 1.25 pts NASL 1 pt CSL/PCSL/PDL/MLS Reserve Point Leaders Active 18.0 Stefan Vukovic TFC Academy (17 goals CSL, 1 goal MLS Reserve) 17.0 Richard West Brampton (17 goals CSL) 17.0 Tihomir Maletic Toronto Croatia (17 goals CSL) 16.5 Eric Hassli Vancouver (10 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 15.0 Camilo Sanvezzo Vancouver (9 goals MLS, 1 goal VC) 14.0 Kadian Lecky York Region Shooters (14 goals CSL) 12.0 Alexandros Halis SC Toronto (12 goals CSL) 11.25 Shaun Saiko Edmonton (9 goals NASL) 11.0 Jarek Whiteman SC Toronto (11 goals CSL) 10.5 Danny Koevermans TFC (6 goals MLS, 1 goal CCL) 10.0 Sullivan Silva CapitalCity FC (10 goals CSL) 9.00 Joao Plata TFC (3 goals MLS, 1 goal VC, 2 goals CCL) 9.00 Matthew Contino St. Catherines (9 goals CSL) 9.00 Alex Braletic Serbian White Eagles (9 goals CSL) 9.00 Milos Scepanovic Serbian White Eagles (9 goals CSL) 8.75 Kyle Porter Edmonton (7 goals NASL) 8.0 Akil DeFreitas CapitalCity FC (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Long Tan Vancouver (5 goals PDL, 3 goals MLS Reserve) 8.0 Alessandro Riggi Montreal Academy (8 goals CSL) 8.0 Massimo Mirabelli SC Toronto (8 goals CSL) 7.5 Ryan Johnson TFC (2 goals MLS, 3 goals CCL) Inactive 13.0 Maicon Santos TFC (6 goals MLS, 3 goals VC) 13.0 Brandon Swartzendruber Thunder Bay (13 goals PDL) 11.0 Carl Haworth Forest City London (11 goals PDL) 11.0 Oriol Torres Kamloops Excel (11 goals PCSL) 9.00 Scott McCoubrey Hamilton (9 goals PDL) 8.75 Ryan Pore Montreal (7 goals NASL) 8.5 Alan Gordon TFC (4 goals MLS, 2 goals VC) 8.0 Angus Burke Surrey United (8 goals PCSL) 8.0 Niko Marcina Khalsa SC (8 goals PCSL) 7.5 Eduardo Sebrango Montreal (6 goals NASL) All goal scorers in first two posts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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