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#SaskProud: Teams Return from Club Nationals
2019-10-14
Teams from around from Regina and Saskatoon represented Saskatchewan at the 2019 Toyota Club National Championships in Edmonton, Charlottetown and St. Johns, respectively.
Under 15 Boys : Lakewood Deportivo - 9th Place
Saskatoon's Lakewood went 0-2-0 in qualification versus Ontario and BC.In the seeding phase, they would blank their three opponents with a 5:0 win over New Brunswick, 5:0 win over Northwest Territories, and a 4:0 win over Nova Scotia.
Under 15 Girls: FC Regina Bluestars - 11th Place
FC Regina would post a 0-2-0 record in qulaification against Newfoundland (1:0) and Quebec (2:0). They would blank the Northwest Territories 3:0, but would fall to Nova Scotia (1:0) and PEI (3:0) to end their tournament.
Under 17 Boys: FC Regina Bluestars - 8th Place
FC Regina would finish the qulaification round with a 0-3-1 record, with losses versus Ontario (5:0), British Columbia (4:2), Manitoba (5:0), and a tie versus New Brunswick (0:0). The team would face Nova Scotia in the seeding phase, ending in a 4:0 loss for the Bluestars.
Under 17 Girls: FC Regina Bluestars - 9th Place
FC Regina would face some very touch competition in the qualification phase, posting a 0-4-0 record with losses versus Quebec (5:0), British Columbia (3:0), Alberta (10:0), and Manitoba (3:0). They would come away with a 2:0 win over New Brusnwick in the seeding phase.
Men: Saskatoon Revolution - 8th Place
The Revs would start their competition with a 1:1 draw versus Quebec. Games two and three would be losses versus Ontario (4:1) and Nova Scotia (2:0). The team would finish the qualification round with a 10:1 win over the Northwest Territories. In seeding, the men would fall 2:0 to Newfoundland in their final game.
Record stats shown as (Win-Loss-Draw)
Under 15 Boys : Lakewood Deportivo - 9th Place
Saskatoon's Lakewood went 0-2-0 in qualification versus Ontario and BC.In the seeding phase, they would blank their three opponents with a 5:0 win over New Brunswick, 5:0 win over Northwest Territories, and a 4:0 win over Nova Scotia.
Under 15 Girls: FC Regina Bluestars - 11th Place
FC Regina would post a 0-2-0 record in qulaification against Newfoundland (1:0) and Quebec (2:0). They would blank the Northwest Territories 3:0, but would fall to Nova Scotia (1:0) and PEI (3:0) to end their tournament.
Under 17 Boys: FC Regina Bluestars - 8th Place
FC Regina would finish the qulaification round with a 0-3-1 record, with losses versus Ontario (5:0), British Columbia (4:2), Manitoba (5:0), and a tie versus New Brunswick (0:0). The team would face Nova Scotia in the seeding phase, ending in a 4:0 loss for the Bluestars.
Under 17 Girls: FC Regina Bluestars - 9th Place
FC Regina would face some very touch competition in the qualification phase, posting a 0-4-0 record with losses versus Quebec (5:0), British Columbia (3:0), Alberta (10:0), and Manitoba (3:0). They would come away with a 2:0 win over New Brusnwick in the seeding phase.
Men: Saskatoon Revolution - 8th Place
The Revs would start their competition with a 1:1 draw versus Quebec. Games two and three would be losses versus Ontario (4:1) and Nova Scotia (2:0). The team would finish the qualification round with a 10:1 win over the Northwest Territories. In seeding, the men would fall 2:0 to Newfoundland in their final game.
Record stats shown as (Win-Loss-Draw)