UBC’S Jesse Symons and York’s Mark-Anthony Kaye are being recognized by MLS Works for their community work. Continue reading U SPORTS SOCCER: UBC’s Symons and York’s Kaye recognized by MLS Works
Joel Waterman has set the steps for success, making his way from U SPORTS to MLS. Continue reading Trinity to History: Joel Waterman is paving a path for U SPORTS grads
Canada West teams are back in action, albeit not U SPORTS sanctioned. Continue reading U Soccer Update: CanWest teams pursuing friendlies and local leagues
Professional level stadiums and picturesque pitches highlight the U SPORTS National Soccer Championships. Continue reading U SPORTS M/W SOCCER: A Look at the National Championship Hosts for 2021-23
Trois-Rivières, QC- They were on track for a dream season until falling in the provincial final, but where some teams would fold under the disappointment, Les Patriotes seemed to take their RSEQ loss as fuel. They packed it with them as they headed towards their victor’s home on their hunt for their first ever national title. Men’s Soccer- Champions at Last For the first time … Continue reading A Banner is the Best Revenge: A Look Back At UQTR’s Soccer Title
Vancouver, BC- There is a hole in Canadian soccer player development. Many of the country’s top players are a part of academies operated by teams in Major League Soccer, although few make it to the pinnacle of their organization. After not being able to crack an MLS roster, many of these players turn to collegiate soccer, however, this exposes a greater problem inside MLS Canadian … Continue reading There’s a problem Canada’s MLS player development model, and U SPORTS is here to fix it
How did the Ontario teams and draft picks doin the annual CPL U Sports draft? Continue reading U Sports Soccer: Reviewing Ontario’s Canadian Premier League draft picks
A crazy match with crazy fans and a crazy goalie. The final of the 2019 U Sports men’s soccer championships was a spectacle both in the stands and on the pitch. Continue reading U Sports Soccer: That night at Cepsum when UQTR made history
The UBC Thunderbirds advance to their second straight fifth place game at the U Sports national soccer championship in Montreal. Continue reading U Sports Soccer: Thunderbirds regroup, advance to 5th place match
Carleton Ravens The Carleton Ravens have had a memorable season already. They captured the OUA title for the first time since 2006, and boast a roster that could legitimately challenge for the national title. While the ravens failed to beat out the york lions in the regular season, the OUA final was a different story. At no point during the final match did the ravens … Continue reading U Sports Soccer: The OUA are bringing the heat to Montreal
