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Ottawa, Ontario – Canada’s Men’s National Team Head Coach, Frank Yallop, has named his 18-player squad for Canada’s upcoming friendly against Austria on March 1, 2006 in Vienna.
Yallop has recalled several players from Canada’s 0-0 draw against the Americans in late January but has also included several players who have been absent from the last few matches. But despite this, Yallop may have assembled one of his more experienced sides in some time.
Yallop’s Scandinavian-based regulars – Tromso’s Patrice Bernier, FC Copenhagen’s Atiba Hutchinson, and Viking’s Sandro Grande – will be joined by several other Scandinavian-based players that impressed during Canada’s friendly with the USA in late January.
Ottawa, Ontario – Immediately following its two-game series against Mexico in late February, Canada’s Women’s National Team will be hosting two matches in British Columbia against the Netherlands.
The first match of the two-game series will take place on March 1, 2006 at Thunderbird Stadium on the campus of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC. Kickoff has been scheduled for 7pm PT.
The second will be played on March 4, 2006 at Centennial Stadium on the campus of the University of Victoria in Victoria, BC. Kickoff time has been set for 1pm PT. The match will be broadcasted live (on all regional channels) by Rogers Sportsnet.
Ottawa, Ontario – Tout de suite après sa série de deux matchs contre le Mexique, fin février, l’équipe canadienne féminine senior accueillira les Pays-Bas pour deux matchs en Colombie-Britannique.
Le premier match de cette série aura lieu le 1er mars 2006 au stade Thunderdome, situé sur le campus de l’Université de la Colombie-Britannique, à Vancouver. Le coup d’envoi est prévu pour 19 heures, Heure du Pacifique.
Le deuxième match se disputera le 4 mars 2006 au stade Centennial, situé sur le campus de l’Université de Victoria, à Victoria, en Colombie-Britannique. Le coup d’envoi est prévu pour 13 heures, Heure du Pacifique. Le match sera retransmis en direct (sur toutes les chaînes régionales) par Rogers Sportsnet.
Ottawa, Ontario – Canada’s Women’s National Team Head Coach, Even Pellerud, has selected his 18 woman roster for Canada’s upcoming training camp and two-game series against CONCACAF rival Mexico, in the capital city of Baja – Mexicali. The training camp is scheduled to take place from February 21 to 27, 2006.
The team will depart for Mexico on February 21 and will train for two days prior to playing Mexico in Mexicali on February 23, 2006.
Canada and Mexico will then play the second match of the two-game series a little further north in La Quinta, CA on February 25, 2006.
Ottawa, Ontario – Even Pellerud, l’entraîneur-chef de l’équipe féminine du Canada, a annoncé les noms des 18 joueuses qui font partie de l’alignement pour le prochain camp d’entraînement et la série de deux matchs contre le Mexique. Le camp d’entraînement est prévu du 21 au 27 février 2006 et aura lieu à Baja-Mexicali.
L’équipe prend l’avion pour le Mexique le 21 février et s’entraînera pendant deux jours avant de disputer le premier match à Mexicali, le 23 février 2006.
Le deuxième match opposant le Canada au Mexique a lieu un peu plus au nord, à La Quinta, en Californie, le 25 février 2006.
Ottawa, Ontario – Canada’s Women’s National Team Head Coach, Even Pellerud, has released the names of the 16 women that will attend the team’s first training camp of the New Year. The camp will run from January 10-17 in Vancouver, BC.
“The upcoming camp in Vancouver kicks off a very big season for the Women’s team; a season that will conclude in November with the CONCACAF Women’s World Cup Qualifying tournament,” said Head Coach Even Pellerud from the U20 training camp in Sunrise, FL.
“There’s an interesting change in the balance of this roster. Earlier, we had to rely on a lot of our younger players based in NCAA schools, but now we see a large portion of that group graduating and the result is a far more ‘adult’ group of athletes.
Ottawa, Ontario – Even Pellerud, l’entraîneur-chef de l’équipe féminine de Coupe du Monde, a dévoilé les noms des 16 joueuses qui participeront au premier camp d’entraînement de la sélection nationale de l’année 2006. Le camp aura lieu du 10 au 17 janvier à Vancouver, en Colombie-Britannique.
« Ce camp à Vancouver annonce le point de départ d’une saison très importante pour l’équipe féminine, a affirmé Pellerud, qui assistait au camp d’entraînement des mois de 20 ans à Sunrise, en Floride. La saison ne finira qu’après le tournoi qualificatif de la Coupe du Monde de la CONCACAF, en novembre.
Il y a un changement intéressant dans l’équilibre de cet alignement, a-t-il poursuivi. Avant, il fallait compter sur des jeunes joueuses qui évoluaient au sein des équipes universitaires américaines, mais on voit maintenant qu’elles ont, pour la plupart, fini leurs études et le groupe d’athlètes est devenu plus « mûr ».
Ottawa, Ontario – Canada’s Head Coach, Frank Yallop, has announced his squad of 19 players for Canada’s upcoming friendly against the USA on January 22 in San Diego, California.
The Canadians will hold their training camp from January 8–20 in Carson, CA before traveling to San Diego on January 20 for the first match of 2006 for both countries.
The match will be played at Torero Stadium on the campus of the University of San Diego. Kickoff has been set for 5:00pm PT.
VAUGHAN, December 5, 2005 — The Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum located at The Ontario Soccer Centre in Vaughan will induct 9 new members into it’s Hall of Fame on Saturday, April 29, 2006. The purpose of The Soccer Hall of Fame is to recognize and honour the Players and Builders who have made significant contributions to the Game of Soccer in Canada and Ontario both on and off the field.
Randy Samuel, who has played more international games for Canada than any other player, will be one of nine new inductees into The Soccer Hall of Fame and Museum in Vaughan, Ontario in 2006.
