Boys U17 Final:
Burnaby
#5 Oliver Ruiz – Midfielder
A physical midfielder who was effective in both defensive and offensive transition moments. Strong in duels and consistently competed well throughout the match. Could improve by taking fewer touches at times, as holding onto the ball too long occasionally led to unnecessary pressure and turnovers.
#3 Jovani Sahota – Wingback
Showed confidence and quality in attacking 1v1 situations and was rewarded with an impressive Olympico goal directly from a corner kick. Contributed well going forward but could improve his defensive transition reactions to help the team recover shape more effectively.
#15 Massimo Ranallo – Attacking Midfielder
A physical player with a strong left foot and an excellent first touch. He was a consistent attacking threat and capped off his performance with a well-earned goal. Displayed good technical ability and composure on the ball throughout the match. Could continue to develop his defensive reactions and improve his decision-making when selecting the best passing option in attacking situations.
Fusion
#10 Bennett Gosal – CB
Demonstrated strong leadership qualities and led by example throughout the match. Showed an excellent passing range and was effective at breaking opposition lines with his distribution. More communication and improved positioning during transition moments would help take his game to the next level.
#11 Akash Varma-Robb – ST
A fast, aggressive forward who worked tirelessly and was rewarded with two goals. His work rate and ability to threaten the opposition were standout qualities. Can continue to improve his ability to receive and play in tight spaces under pressure.
#9 Kian Harvey – ST
Displayed intelligent movement off the ball and strong technical quality throughout the game. Delivered quality service when in possession and consistently found good positions. Could further develop his game intelligence and decision-making to become even more effective in different match situations.
Boys U16 Final:
BFC vs SUSC – 2010 Boys
#4 Evan Seitz (SUSC, CDM)
Seitz anchored the midfield with maturity and consistency. He read the game exceptionally well, won his fair share of battles, and kept possession moving through simple but effective passing. His leadership and organization were evident throughout, while his tackling helped shield the back line.
#22 Jonathan Taylor (SUSC, GK)
Taylor provided a commanding presence in goal and came up with one of the match’s defining moments, producing a point-blank save within the opening minutes. His shot-stopping and ability to control his penalty area gave confidence to the players in front of him.
#7 Darian Kajla (SUSC, MID)
Kajla’s technical quality stood out throughout the match. He controlled the tempo with intelligent distribution, consistently provided dangerous service to teammates, and capped off his performance by scoring the game-winning goal.
#17 Hudson Zanatta (BFC, CB)
The BFC center back displayed excellent game intelligence and composure in possession. He consistently found teammates between the lines and used his physical presence to dominate defensive duels.
#14 Kai Bertram (BFC, CB)
Bertram was influential at both ends of the field, using his physical strength to dominate defensive situations. He also showed confidence on the ball, consistently breaking lines with his passing to initiate attacks.
#12 Jayden Parr-Pearson (BFC, FWD)
Jayden’s pace made him a constant threat. His runs in behind stretched the opposition defense, while his ability to battle with defenders and hold the ball up created opportunities for his teammates.
U15 Boys Final:
The U15 Boys final featured Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC and Surrey United, the two teams representing BC at the upcoming 2026 PDP Canadian National Championships in Montreal, Quebec. The first half was tightly contested, as CMFSC held the majority of possession, while SUSC defended well before, absorbing pressure and looking to threaten in transition. The game turned when CMFSC converted a late first half penalty, which was swiftly followed by a red card for SUSC’s striker for a second bookable offense. CMFSC controlled the second 40-minute half and scored a third goal to seal the championship, as the match ended 3-0.
Michael Suh | ST | Coquitlam Metro Ford SC | 2029 Grad
Suh demonstrated why he’s one of the most dangerous attacking prospects in the 2011 age group. He is rapid and constantly looking to stretch the opponents backline by threatening the space in behind. On the ball, Suh can shift to either side and only needs half-a-yard to force an opposing goalkeeper into action. He calmly slotted his penalty shot, after shifting past the defender and getting fouled in the box on the stroke of halftime.
Ezra Brustolin | CDM | Coquitlam Metro Ford SC | 2029 Grad
Brustolin controlled the tempo of the match from the offset. Sitting at the base of CMFSC’s midfield triangle, he broke up attacking threats from the opponents, as well as keeping his side in possession and breaking pressure with clever outlets. Brustolin reads the game very well and showed greater maturity as the game progressed, as he created more overloads after the sending off, executing his role to perfection.
Todor Krsmanovic | CAM | Coquitlam Metro Ford SC | 2029 Grad
Krsmanovic was the creative driving force during the final for CMFSC. Always looking to pick up the ball in the half space, he drove the attack either from pockets of space. Krsmanovic always found the ball on the half turn, forcing opposing defenders to drop an extra yard, providing the space to find progressive passes to create chances for his teammates.
Brayden Bains | CAM | Surrey United FC | 2029 Grad
Bains is a wiry and electric player, who has the rare ability to be a goal threat from nearly anywhere on the pitch. He effortlessly glides across the pitch with or without possession, as opposing defenders struggle to get near him. With the ball, Bains can beat players in 1v1 situations, or pick passes to break the lines of any defensive structure. Even after going down to 10-men, Bains was a threat that looked to change the outcome of the final until the final whistle.
Samuel Mao | GK | Surrey United FC | 2029 Grad
Mao was constantly under duress during the match, but stood tall and demonstrated his exceptional shot stopping ability. He commanded his box well, and along with his backline, thwarted a number of promising attacking actions from CMFSC. Mao did just about everything in his power to keep the scoreline close as he made numerous saves to keep it close, and provide SUSC with a chance to get a result.
Vlad Rusan | CB | Surrey United FC | 2029 Grad
Rusan tirelessly worked throughout the duration of the 80-minute match, showing no signs of slowing down, even when his side was reduced to 10-men. He is tall, athletic, and strong, making it very difficult to get the better of Rusan in a duel. He seemed to grow stronger in the second half, as more pressure built up, being down a player, and playing as the right sided centreback as his team tried to push more numbers forward to try and get back in the game.
U14 Boys Final:
Port Moody vs LUSA – 2012 Boys
#71 Daniel Shobab (PMSC, FWD)
Shobab was a dangerous attacking outlet on the wing. His direct approach, technical ability, and confidence in one-on-one situations consistently created problems for defenders whether driving down the line or cutting inside.
#77 Nikolas Ozdolenovski (PMSC, MID)
Ozdolenovski impressed with his technical quality and ability to influence the game from midfield. He consistently looked to play dangerous passes behind the defense, pushed the tempo of play, and showed a knack for arriving in key moments, including finding the back of the net.
#7 Jacob Coleman (LUSA, FWD)
Coleman’s pace and directness made him a constant threat. He regularly attacked space behind the defense and used his dribbling ability to create scoring opportunities from both wide and central areas.
#3 Ayrton Galeas-Allen (LUSA, CB)
A natural leader in the back line, Galeas-Allen demonstrated excellent positional awareness and game understanding. His consistent passing between lines helped connect defense to attack, while his tactical intelligence kept the team organized.
#9 Ante Procrnic (LUSA, ST)
Procrnic excelled as a target striker, dominating aerial duels and providing strong hold-up play. His positioning in front of the defensive line and bravery in challenges made him a reliable focal point in attack.
#1 Jake Lloyd (LUSA, GK)
Lloyd was the hero of the penalty shootout, producing two crucial saves to secure victory. Throughout the match he commanded his penalty area confidently, coming off his line effectively and dealing with crosses through a series of strong punches.