Game reports
Sunday, July 18, 2010
In the last game of the Y-League season Coquitlam Metro Ford hosted Okanagan. The teams battled hard on home field and with six teams playing we had one tie and five wins and all were shut-outs. The Okanagan does not have a U13 Girls team.
The U13 Boys crushed Okanagan with a 5-0 win. The U13 Boys received great news towards the end of the day of having also secured their spot to Florida. The U14 Boys won their game with a final score of 1-0. U15 Boys winning their game 3-0. Both teams have now guaranteed a spot to Florida. The U16 boys ended their season with a 1-0 win. The game proved to be a great rematch.
The U14 girls ended their season with a scoreless shut out of 0-0. They only required one goal to secure a spot to Florida. Unfortunately they were unable to come up with a win. The game proved to be a frustrating result with everyone leaving the field very disappointed. The U16 Girls ended their season with a shut out of 1-0 and have also secured a spot in the National Finals in Florida with their second place league finish.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Coquitlam Metro Ford hosted Revolution with six of our seven teams in action. The final results for this day were four wins, one tie, and one loss. The U16 Boys did not play as there is no Revolution team in this age group.
The U13 Boys worked hard but were unable to bring the game to a tie. They lost the game with a final score of 3–2. Both U14 and U15 Boys completed their games with a shut-out for the second time playing Revolution. The U14 Boys final score was 1 -0 and the U15 Boys 3-0.
The girl’s side also ended their games with shut-outs. With one tie and two wins. The U13 Girls tied their game with a scoreless tie of 0-0. Which was the same score for the second time versus Revolution. This tie for the girls was a good result and have guaranteed them a spot at the North American Finals in Tampa, Florida in November. The U14 Girls won their game 3-0. The U16 girls winning at 1-0 with the same score for the second time.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Coquitlam returned to the soccer field on Sunday to take on Mountain WFC at Town Centre Park. With the World Cup Final taking place this day brought even more excitement to the games. Both our U13 boys and girls played an early game and then we took a break in the day so that everyone could enjoy watching the World Cup. The games resumed later on in the day to complete our game day schedule. With all seven Y-League teams playing each team was ready for a rematch ending the day with three wins, three ties and one loss.
The boy’s four teams were able to only win one game. The U13 Boys came away with a scoreless tie. The U14 Boys won with a shut out of 4-0, making it six shut out games to date. The U15 Boys final score was a tie game of 2 a piece. The U16 Boys unfortunately lost their game with a final score of 2-0.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Coquitlam Metro-Ford Soccer Club was back home in July to finish off the season with four home games. Beginning with hosting Abbotsford on July 10th, Coquitlam’s five Y-League teams played through the blazing heat to finish with three wins, one tie, and one loss. The Abbotsford Club does not have a U13 Girls or a U15 Boys teams.
Out of our three boys teams we came out with a record of two games and one loss. The U13 boys were finally able to win the game in the second half and defeated Abbotsford 2-0. The U14 boys over powered the Abbotsford team with a shut out winning 8-0. The U16 boys battled hard but were unable to win the game, losing 1-0.
The girl’s record for the weekend was one win and one tie. The U16 girls clinched a 5-0 win over Abbotsford. The U14 girls tied their game by a final score of 2-2.
Saturday June 26
The CMFSC Y-League traveled to South Surrey Athletic to play their final game versus Coastal FC. With six teams playing Coastal FC we came home with 3 wins, 2 ties and 2 losses.
The U13 Boys lost their match 0-3, the U14 boys fought hard to come away with a 2-0 win, the U15 boys won 4-1, and the U16 Boys hung in there and were able to tie the game at 2-2. The U13 Girls tied their game 2-2, the U14 Girls won with a 1-0 final score and the U16 Girls came away with a disappointing loss of 1-2.
CMFSC Y-League teams have now finished their away games and will be playing their next four and final games at home hosting
Abbotsford Saturday July 10
Mountain Sunday July 11
Revolution Saturday July 17
Okanagan Sunday July 18
Saturday June 19
All seven CMFSC Y-League traveled to the Island to play West Coast Capitals. Our teams were looking forward to playing West Coast for the second and last time in this season. The clubs seven teams came away with six wins and one tie. Out of the seven games we also recorded five shout-outs from the U13 (4-0), U14 (2-0), U15 (5-0) boys along with the U14 (2-0) and U16 (1-0) Girls. The U16 boys tied with no goals scores and the U13 Girls won 2-1.
Sunday June 13
The Super Y-League traveled to Vernon to play against Thompson – Okanagan WFC. It was a hot day at the soccer field, but all six teams fought hard with three wins, two ties and one loss.
The U13 Boys tied their match 1-1. The U14 Boys remain undefeated as they battled to come out with a 2-0 win against Thompson – Okanagan. The U15 Boys lost 0-1 – first loss of the season, U16 Boys tied 0-0, the U14 Girls won 3-0 and the U16 Girls won 3-1. The Under 13 girls did not play this weekend as the Okanagan doesn’t have a Under 13 Girls team.
Sunday, June 6
Coquitlam Metro-Ford Soccer Club traveled to Abbotsford. Only five of the seven Y-League teams were in action as Abbotsford doesn’t have an Under 13 girl’s teams or an Under 15 boy’s team. The record for the weekend was four wins and one loss. The Under 14 Girls won 4-2 and the Under 16 Girls won 2-0. The Under 13 Boys won 2-1. Under 14 Boys won 3-2, and the Under 16 boys lost 1-4.
Saturday, June 5
Coquitlam Metro-Ford Soccer Club was hosted by Mountain WFC. All seven teams were in action with one win, five ties, and one loss. On the boy’s side the Under 13’s tied 0-0, Under 14’s ties 1-1, Under 15’s won 4-0, and the Under 16’s lost 0-1. On the girl’s side the Under 13’s tied 1-1. Under 14’s tied 0-0, and the Under 16’s tied 0-0.
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Coquitlam Metro-Ford Soccer Club continued their second week of Super Y-League action hosting West Coast. Teams had a successful day at the Town Centre soccer fields. Coquitlam’s seven Y-League teams played to win five out of seven games with one tie and one loss.
Our U-14 boys have registered yet another three points. The final score was 7-1. Good start resulted in 2-0 lead after five minutes. The team relaxed and allowed the opponent to even up the play, which led to a goal for 2-1 score. It took the team a while to get back on track ending the first half at 4-1. Second half showed some great moments with total control in the rest of the game. Three more goals confirmed our strength in attacking soccer.
The U16 Boys Y-League drew the visiting West Coast Capitals team 1-1. What turned out to be a slow paced drawing out affair, the boys from CMF had a number of chances to win the game but were unable to do so. The Capitals opened the scoring in the 60th min, CMF responded swiftly with a tally of their own in the 68th minute from striker Stashan Coady. A great through ball from Austin Derksen, Coady was able to outrun the defender to quickly slot the ball home under a diving keeper. Not settling for a draw the CMF boys pushed forward for a winning but were unable to find it, they created a number of chances late in the game, and at times looked like the winner was coming but to no avail. Players that deserve special recognition for their play are striker Stashan Coady and defender Sam Coulter. Coady again came up with a tally for his team when they needed it most and was a thorn in the sides of the Capital defenders all day, he did extremely well keeping his team in possession and holding off defenders to keep the ball in attack. Coulter commanded his back four to perfection and seemed to be everywhere he stopped numerous scoring chances and was instrumental in starting attacks from the back. His tireless running and ability to read the play made for a frustrating afternoon for the Capitals forwards.
All teams are looking forward to a rematch on Saturday June 19 traveling to Victoria.
Saturday May 15, 2010
Coquitlam Metro-Ford Soccer Club opened their inaugural season in the Super Y-League at Town Centre. The club hosted Coastal FC on Saturday, May 15th and were away on Sunday May 16, 2010 against the Revolution FC. The club’s seven Y-League teams, who range from U13-U16 boys and girls, won eight out of the 13 matches.
The CMF U13 Boys began the new season with a 2-1 victory over Coastal, sparked by Ahmed Ramadan’s header in the second half. Ramadan crashed in Kyle Jones’ free kick to give Coquitlam a temporary 2 goal lead. In the second match this squad wasn’t as dominant, falling 3-1 to Revolution. Dylan McCrindle put Coquitlam ahead at the break, but the Surrey rival responded with 3 unanswered goals over the last half.
The U14 Boys appear in fine form. They posted a pair of shutouts besting Coastal 5-0 and Revolution 6-0 in the first weekend of action. In the opener Coquitlam took lead on an own goal followed up a pair by Josh Brown and singles by Fletiche Hutchinson and Justine Virk. Their second game was much like their first, with the boys grabbing a lead and moving from there. The Surrey based Revolution did put up some resistance in the early going before Brown opened the scoring with his first two. Completing the offense were Giordano Baldonero, Curtis Ogilvie, Mitchel Popadynetz and Saman Purewal.
U15 boys despite some new faces and numerous changes, the CMF U15 Boys side is expecting to build on last year’s success. After some adjustment the effort rewarded Sunday in a 7-0 triumph over Revolution. Jorge Brizuela and Adam Jones set the tone two goals apiece, while Lucas Krivak, Jun Lee and James Najman chipped in singles. In its first game Coquitlam got three second half markers from Razvan Gheorghe, in a 3-0 victory over Coastal FC.
In a hard fought, scrappy battle the CMF U16 boys put together enough moment of brilliance to top the Coastal 3-1. Striker, Stashan Coady opening the scoring converting a great set up from Graeme Meers. A lot of hard work and creative pressure resulted a 2-0 lead off of an own goal. Ten minutes into the second half Sam Coulter headed home the clubs third tally. Also turning in strong performances were Cole Almond, Austin Derksen.
The Under 13 Girls started their season with a strong performance on Saturday against Coastal wining 2-0. There were many strong individual performances in this game and goal scorers were Juliana Manella and Jessica Fillipelli. On Sunday the Under 13 Girls tied 0-0 with Revolution. Sierra Lomardesse recorded both of the shut-outs and the back-line in both games was solid.
The U14 girls began their first game of the season well carrying the play in the first half but could not find the back of the net. The back line anchored by Sophia Fabbro limited Coastal's chances towards goal. Emma Caine, began to generate some attack down the left side into the 2nd half. In the 50th minute she ended an impressive run by beating the right back wide and slicing a pin-point pass to striker, Dana Townsend who had found a seam in the crowded area. Townsend clinically one timed the ball low beyond the diving keeper. The CMF girls bent and eventually broke 10 minutes from time giving up a tying goal. Mikela Fong and Jamie Culpo turned in a fine performances for CMF. In their second game of the weekend Surrey struck in the first minute off a corner. The 2nd half was another story as our girls took the game to the Argentine jerseys. Sydney Weeks, having an outstanding game at right back, stepped into a ball deep into Revolution territory sending it to back post from 35 yards. Dana Townsend's run at goal held the keeper on her line just long enough that when she finally made a stab at the ball it was out of reach. It came off her fingertips kindly to Arianna Johnston cleaning up at the back post bringing the score level. CMF pressed hard for the winner but could not find it resulting in the second tie in as many days.
The CMF U16 girls were up to task in the double header opening weekend. Playing Coastal to a 0-0 stand still in the first game, then registered a 1-0 win over Revolution in the second. The lone goal came off the foot of Gina Fabbro, while goalkeepers Lauren Askew and Emily Wilson were terrific in tandem each recording a shutout. Setting the tempo at midfield were Dayn McGregor and Trietse Reading, while Lena Soutar was rock solid on the back line.