Women's U-15

10 - 0

Curaçao

Orlando, Florida | ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex

Attendance: 50

CANADA goal by Teni Akindoju (assist by Mya Jones) Teni Akindoju

69'
CANADA goal by Olivia Scott (assists by Julia Kostecki) Olivia Scott

65'
CANADA goal by Julia Kostecki Julia Kostecki

61'
Teni Akindoju
Jordyn Huitema

57'
56'

Curaçao caution to Player Carded
Mya Jones
Caitlin Shaw

54'
Aaliyah Scott
Sydney Kennedy

48'
CANADA goal by Jayde Riviere Jayde Riviere

45'
Alexia Cajilig
Bella Hanisch

44'
CANADA goal by Jordyn Huitema (assist by Caitlin Shaw) Jordyn Huitema

43'
Julia Kostecki
Julianne Vallerand

42'
CANADA goal by Jordyn Huitema (assist by Maya Ladhani)) Jordyn Huitema

37'
CANADA goal by Jordyn Huitema (assist by Isabella Hanisch) Jordyn Huitema

33'
CANADA goal by Jordyn Huitema (assist by Julianne Vallerand) Jordyn Huitema

24'
CANADA goal by Maya Ladhani Maya Ladhani

21'
CANADA goal by Jayde Riviere (assist by Isabella Hanisch) Jayde Riviere

18'
5'

Curaçao caution to Player Carded

Timeline

Women's U-15

KO

KO
5 ' |
18 ' | Jayde Riviere
21 ' | Maya Ladhani
24 ' | Jordyn Huitema
33 ' | Jordyn Huitema
37 ' | Jordyn Huitema
42 ' | Julia Kostecki - Julianne Vallerand
43 ' | Jordyn Huitema
44 ' | Alexia Cajilig - Bella Hanisch
45 ' | Jayde Riviere
48 ' | Aaliyah Scott - Sydney Kennedy
54 ' | Mya Jones - Caitlin Shaw
56 ' |
57 ' | Teni Akindoju - Jordyn Huitema
61 ' | Julia Kostecki
65 ' | Olivia Scott
69 ' | Teni Akindoju
FT

FT

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Curaçao

Match Report

Canada won their fifth match in a row at the 2016 CONCACAF Girls' Under-15 Championship, this time a 10:0 win over Curaçao in the competition's Quarter-Finals. Six different players scored for Canada, with four goals in the first half and six more in the second half.

Goals were scored by Jayde Riviere (18', 45'), Maya Ladhani (21'), Jordyn Huitema (24', 33', 37', 43'), Julia Kostecki (61'), Olivia Scott (65'), and Teni Akindoju (69').

With the 17 August win, Canada are now guaranteed two more matches at the competition in Orlando, FL, USA. Canada's next match is the Semi-Final on 19 August against Mexico.

FIRST HALF:

Canada opened the scoring in the 18th minute after Isabella Hanisch played a through ball to Riviere. Riviere gave Canada the 1-0 lead. Just three minutes later, Ladhani made it 2-0 with a shot from the top of the box.

In the 24th minute, Huitema scored her first of four goals after a cross from left back Julianne Vallerand. In the 33rd minute, Huitema took a pass from right back Hanisch and then scored to make it 4-0 for Canada.

SECOND HALF:

Canada picked up where they left off shortly into the second half. In the 37th minute, Maya Ladhani made her way past a couple of defenders before feeding Huitema for her hat trick goal. Six minutes later, it was Caitlin Shaw's turn to serve as provider as Huitema made it 6-0 for Canada.

In the 45th minute, Riviere went one-on-one against Curaçao before hammering her shot into the net. In the 61st minute, Kostecki fired a rocket from 30 yards out.

From a Kostecki free kick in the 64th minute, Olivia Scott made it 9-0 with a header. Then in the 69th minute, Mya Jones fed Akindoju who completed the scoring at 10-0.

LINEUP & NOTES:

Canada's starting XI featured Sophie Guilmette in goal, Isabella Hanisch at right back, Maya Antoine and Sonia Walk at centre back, Julianne Vallerand at left back, and Olivia Scott, Caitlin Shaw, Maya Ladhani, Jayde Riviere, Sydney Kennedy, and Jordyn Huitema from the midfield up through to the attack.

In the second half, co-coaches Joey Lombardi and Carmelina Moscato replaced Vallerand with Julia Kostecki (42'), Hanisch with Alexia Cajilig (44'), Kennedy with Aaliyah Scott (48'), Shaw with Mya Jones (54'), and Huitema with Teni Akindoju (57').

Curaçao's starting XI featured Sharientely Francisca (goal), Evy Huiskens, Rosheny Kastaneer, Freshemny Michiel, Missuenly Reina, Jurina Kook, Reismarly Tokaay, Julienne Martina, Lindsey Hart, Staygin Stephens, and Aryse Nicholson.

Coach Gesilene Kerindongo replaced Francisca with goalkeeper Tihainy Nicolaas (30'), Nicholson with Thirza Van Aarkel (32'), and Reina with Loenairies Hose (63').

Referee Oshane Nation cautioned both Kastaneer (5') and Stephens (56') of Curaçao. The 70-minute match was played in front of approximately 50 fans at the Field 18 at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.