L’équipe nationale féminine du Canada a dévoilé la sélection de joueuses pour son camp de deux semaines à Gaithersburg, Maryland. Le camp d’entraînement aura lieu entre le 18 et le 27 mai et précède le voyage de l’équipe nationale à la ville norvégienne de Hamar où l’escouade canadienne disputera un match international contre la Norvège.
Toronto FC has arrived in Vancouver in advance of Match Day Four of the 2010 Nutrilite Canadian Championship. Toronto FC, the championship leader, will face Vancouver Whitecaps FC in what is considered a must win for the host. Vancouver still has three matches left to catch Toronto, but must draw or win to stay alive in the points chase.
Canada’s women’s national team has announced the roster for its two-week camp in Gaithersburg, MD. The camp runs 18-27 May and precedes the national team’s trip to Hamar, Norway for an international match against Norway. The camp is part of Canada’s 2010 preparations for the 2010 CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup, expected to be played this October and November.
The Canadian Soccer Association has welcomed FC Edmonton as the newest professional club in membership. The new membership will allow FC Edmonton to establish itself as a professional club as it prepares to enter a professional league for the 2011 season.
The Canadian Soccer Association recognised its award winners at its evening banquet in Winnipeg, MB today. The banquet was presented in conjunction with the Canadian Soccer Association’s Annual General Meeting, hosted this year by the Manitoba Soccer Association. The banquet celebrated 2010 recipients for the Canadian Soccer Association’s Aubrey Sanford Meritorious Service Award, Ray Morgan Memorial Award, and Award of Merit.
The Canadian Soccer Association membership passed a new governance framework today at its Annual General Meeting in Winnipeg. The annual meeting brings together the Association’s membership, featuring delegates from all 12 provincial and territory members, together with the professional clubs, leagues and athlete representation.
A pair of Toronto FC players have been called to national duty by Canadian men’s national head coach Stephen Hart. Dwayne De Rosario and Julian de Guzman – both key players in Toronto FC’s hopes to repeat as national champions in the Nutrilite Canadian Championsip – will take part in the 24 May international match against Argentina in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The Canadian Soccer Association has announced that both away international matches against Argentina and Venezuela will be broadcast on Rogers Sportsnet. The 24 May match from Buenos Aires, Argentina will be broadcast live on all four Rogers Sportsnet channels at 15:30 ET / 12:30 PT. Rogers Sportsnet will also be broadcasting the 29 May match from Merida, Venezuela, with the schedule to be announced in the coming weeks.
Canada’s men’s national team has announced its rosters for the upcoming camp and matches in South America this 17-29 May. Coach Stephen Hart has selected 24 players, 19 of whom will take part in the 24 May match against Argentina and 16 of whom will take part in the 29 May match against Venezuela.