2011 BCSPL Provincial Cup Final
The U14 (2011) Girls BCSPL Provincial Cup Finals between Fusion FC and Coquitlam Metro-Ford ended in a 2-0 Fusion victory, with both goals coming in a dominant second-half performance. Both teams displayed impressive potential, showing the depth of talent in this age group.
Below are our standouts for the match:
Zoe Ferguson (#13, ST, Fusion FC)
Zoe is aggressive in her pressing, constantly applying pressure to disrupt opponents build up play. She’s strong at turning with pressure on her back and has excellent vision to find teammates and play them in behind. Her physical presence is notable, and she constantly wins 50/50 battles. She also scored an impressive goal, showcasing her ability to make an impact.
Dorcas Chu (#23, Winger, Fusion FC)
Dorcas is a fast and aggressive winger who constantly pushes the tempo. She’s a creative force on the flank, regularly generating chances for her team. Her relentless work rate and high motor made her a true workhorse throughout the match.
Jun Narbett (#27, CB, Fusion FC)
#27 is a reliable and steady center back with a no-nonsense approach. She’s quick to clear danger and gives opponents very little time or space on the ball. Her anticipation and assertiveness allow her to win nearly every loose ball in her area.
Isla Leong (#3, FWD, CMFSC)
Isla Leong stands out for her pace and well-timed runs in behind the defense. She has a knack for quickly turning in tight spaces and getting shots off under pressure. Her movement consistently creates opportunities in the attacking third.
Chloe Alves (#7, CM, CMFSC)
Chloe is a composed and technically sound midfielder with sharp touches and smart distribution. She applies good defensive pressure and plays a central role in organizing play. Her absence in the second half was noticeable, as CMF conceded two goals while she was off the field, underlining her importance to the team.
Giorgia Mele (#17, FWD, CMFSC)
Giorgia showed grit and determination with a strong late-game push. Her attacking run demonstrated urgency and competitive drive as she worked for a late goal. She delivered a quality ball across the box that deserved a finish, but it went unconverted.
2010 BCSPL Provincial Cup Final
The U15 (2010) Girls BCSPL Provincial Cup Finals delivered high drama as North Vancouver FC and Vancouver United FC battled to a hard-fought 1-1 draw, with the title ultimately decided by a tense penalty shootout. Both sides showcased quality, discipline, and resilience in a tightly contested match that saw momentum swing throughout. The victory not only earns North Vancouver provincial championship rights but also secures their spot at the PDP Championships this August, where they’ll be 1 of 2 teams representing British Columbia on the national stage.
Below are our standouts for the match:
Jacqueline Cuthill (#1, GK, North Vancouver FC)
Cuthill was undoubtedly the match’s standout, turning in a game-winning performance between the posts. Her shot-stopping was elite, capped off by three massive saves in the penalty shootout. With clean handling, perfectly precisioned clipped balls to her full backs and midfield, she showed composure well beyond her years. She is special and certainly a talent to watch over the years.
Kaylie Curtin (#9, RW/FWD, North Vancouver FC)
Curtin impressed with her sharp technical ability and confident play in tight spaces. Her first touch consistently set her up to attack defenders, and she showed flashes of creativity by nutmegging multiple opponents. Dangerous in the final third, Curtin brought skill and flair to North Van’s attack.
Siena Jagpal (#11, ST, North Vancouver FC)
Jagpal brought elite-level athleticism and intensity to the pitch. Her relentless work rate and ability to track back defensively set her apart. She played with urgency on both sides of the ball and covered massive ground, showing a competitive edge that elevated her team’s tempo throughout the match.
Sophia Sauer (#10, FWD, North Vancouver FC)
Sauer delivered the moment of the match with a stunning long-range goal – a powerful strike that left the goalkeeper no chance. With pace and an eye for goal, she was a constant threat when given space, and her technical finish highlighted her ability to impact games in key moments.
Sienna Cheesman (#10, CM, Vancouver United FC)
Vancouver United FC central midfielder dictated play with intelligence and control. Vocal and technically sharp, she constantly looked to combine and drive the attack forward. Despite a smaller frame, she bossed the midfield with her engine, awareness, and ability to break lines with smart forward runs and passing combinations.
Ella Benndorf-Puder (#18, CB, Vancouver United FC)
Commanding at the back, Van U’s centre back was a rock defensively. Her strength in tackles stood out, but she also impressed with her calmness on the ball, smart positioning, and sneaky pace. She read the game well and made several crucial interventions to keep her team in it.
Ava Anderson (#12, CAM, Vancouver United FC)
A physical presence in midfield, this attacking midfielder used her big frame and athleticism to drive forward and disrupt North Van’s rhythm. Powerful on the dribble, she was tough to dispossess and provided an important outlet when Van U looked to push up the field.
2009 BCSPL Provincial Cup Final
The U16 (2009) Girls BCSPL Provincial Cup Finals was a thrilling showdown between Langley United (LUSA) and Coquitlam Metro-Ford (CMF), showcasing the grit and determination of two top-tier programs. LUSA jumped out to a 2-0 lead, but CMF showed tremendous resilience, battling back to level the match at 2-2 and force a dramatic penalty shootout. In the end, it was LUSA who held their nerve from the spot, emerging victorious and claiming the provincial title in a match that had everything.
Below are our standouts for the match:
Yesica Lim (#7, ST, CMFSC)
Yesica Lim played a pivotal role up top for CMFSC, operating intelligently as a false 9. Her hold-up play was exceptional, allowing her to bring midfielders into the game and maintain attacking momentum. She consistently made smart decisions in possession, showing a high soccer IQ and maturity in tight spaces. Lim’s ability to find pockets of space and keep defenders guessing made her a key creative force throughout the match.
Calla MacNeill (#3, RW, CMFSC)
A constant menace on the right wing, Calla MacNeill used her blistering pace and direct approach to stretch the LUSA backline. She was electric every time she touched the ball, regularly beating her defender and driving into dangerous areas. MacNeill capped off her performance with a crucial goal and was a spark for CMF’s comeback. Her relentless energy and attacking threat kept Langley on high alert for the full match.
Eden Kolins (#1, GK, CMFSC)
In a pressure-filled final, Eden Kolins stood tall between the posts for CMFSC. She showed strong hands and excellent shot-stopping ability, coming up with key saves at critical moments to keep her team in the game. Kolins was especially effective dealing with corners and crosses, commanding her box with composure. Her calm presence in goal helped stabilize her team, particularly in the nervy final minutes.
Stella Browne (#18, LW, LUSA)
Stella Browne delivered a match-winning performance for LUSA, scoring both of her team’s goals with her lethal left foot. A constant threat on the left flank, she combined power and finesse, confidently taking on defenders in 1v1 situations. Browne’s physicality, technical skill, and attacking instinct made her nearly unstoppable in the final third. Her ability to produce in big moments was a major factor in LUSA’s title win.
Kyla Roffel (#6, LB, LUSA)
Kyla Roffel played a key two-way role for LUSA at left back, showing great timing and vision in her overlapping runs. With her tall frame and athleticism, she covered ground effectively and supported attacks by taking up advanced positions. Roffel’s ability to transition quickly from defense to offense helped LUSA maintain width and pressure on the flanks, contributing significantly to the team’s dynamic play.
Helena Rooney (#14, CM, LUSA)
Helena Rooney was a composed presence in LUSA’s midfield, dictating play with her solid passing range and comfort on the ball. She often unlocked the game by clipping accurate balls over the top to wingers, shifting the point of attack and stretching the opposition. Rooney also showed confidence when driving forward on the dribble, providing a key link between defense and attack and helping LUSA control the tempo in key phases of the match.
2008 BCSPL Provincial Final
The U17 (2008) Girls BCSPL Provincial Cup Finals ended in a commanding 3-0 victory for Fusion FC over Surrey United. Through a tightly contested first half, both teams battled all over the pitch. However, Fusion found another gear in the second half, scoring three unanswered goals to claim the title, and a trip to the PDP Championships this Summer.
Below are our standouts for the match:
Rayna Lally (#12, FW, SUSC)
Rayna Lally is a strong, fast winger who consistently challenges her fullbacks. She drew attention early in the match with her direct, aggressive play. Her work rate is high, relentlessly pressing to win the ball back after losing possession. She frequently looks to cross the ball into the box, creating some great chances for Surrey United from wide areas.
Irelyn Binnendyk (#22, GK, SUSC)
A commanding and vocal presence in goal, Irelyn Binnendyk confidently directs her back line. She’s not afraid to come off her line and makes quick, decisive reads on plays. Despite Surrey United’s 3-0 loss, she made some fantastic saves which kept SUSC in the game throughout the first half. Irelyn is an athletic and agile keeper who is definitely one to watch.
Luna Rivera (#10, CDM, SUSC)
Luna Rivera plays a solid defensive role with a strong physical presence and a powerful strike. She delivers quality service on set pieces and consistently contributes on both ends of the pitch. Her experience with the Philippines U17 national team is evident in her composure and game awareness, bringing an elevated level of play to the midfield.
Tessa Langelaan (#18, CB, Fusion FC)
Tessa Langelaan is a composed centre back who times her tackles perfectly and isn’t afraid to go to ground when necessary. Her confidence in 1v1 defending stands out, especially given she’s a 2009 born playing a year up. She reads the game well and shows maturity beyond her years in high-pressure situations.
Alix Boogemans (#9, CAM, Fusion FC)
It was hard to pick standouts from a very talented Fusion FC midfield, but Alix Boogemans’ brilliant goal to open the scoring made her a no-brainer. She is the engine of the team, dictating the tempo and controlling possession with a high completion rate. She handles set-pieces for Fusion FC, making her a valuable asset in various scenarios.
Paige Morris, (#16, FW, Fusion FC)
Paige Morris came on in the second half for Fusion FC and completely changed the game. The game noticeably calmed down, and fusion’s attack was looking more and more threatening. Her strength, speed, and athleticism added an attacking spark that lead to three unanswered goals, including an assist on the first. She made a major impact coming off the bench, showcasing her ability to shift the momentum.
Maddie Mori (#81, FW, Fusion FC)
Maddie Mori is fast, technically sharp, and made her mark scoring a stunning goal to seal the deal for Fusion. Her intelligent movement and awareness consistently put her in dangerous positions. Beyond scoring, she’s consistently involved in the attack, linking up play and pressing high to disrupt SUSC’s build up.