2010 Challenge Trophy

2010 Canada Soccer National Championships
The Challenge Trophy
Tournament details
CountryCanada
Defending championsWinnipeg Hellas SC
Final positions
ChampionsPEI FC (Avondale Islanders) (1st title)
Runners-upVictoria Gorge FC

The 2010 Canada Soccer National Championships (officially the BMO National Championships for sponsorship reasons) was the 88th staging of Canada Soccer's amateur football club competition. PEI FC (Avondale Islanders) won the Challenge Trophy after they beat Victoria Gorge FC in the Canadian Final at UPEI Field in Charlottetown on 11 October 2010.[1]

Ten teams qualified to the final week of the 2010 National Championships in Charlottetown. Each team played four group matches before the medal and ranking matches on the last day.

On the road to the National Championships, PEI FC beat PEI Selects (Charlottetown Abbies SC) in the 2010 PEI Final.

Defending champion Hellas SC of Manitoba failed to qualify as they lost to Lucania SC in the semi-final round in the Manitoba play down.

Seeding

The seeding is based on the results from the previous year. New Brunswick did not send a team this year, so the host gained a second entry.

  1. Manitoba
  2. Quebec
  3. Prince Edward Island
  4. Alberta
  5. British Columbia
  6. Newfoundland Labrador
  7. Nova Scotia
  8. Saskatchewan
  9. Ontario
  10. Prince Edward Island 2 (Guest team)

Teams

Group 1
1. Manitoba Winnipeg Lucania FC
4. Alberta Calgary Dinosaurs
5. British Columbia Victoria Gorge FC
8. Saskatchewan Huskie Alumni
9. Ontario AEK London FC

Group 2
2. Quebec Royal Select de Beauport
3. Prince Edward Island1 Churchill Arms
6. Newfoundland and Labrador Holy Cross Kirby
7. Nova Scotia Halifax Dunbrack
10. Prince Edward Island2 PEI Selects

  • tba (ON) Final scheduled for 19-Sep-2010 Official Site
  • tba (NL) There are six team playing for the right to represent NL – Holy Cross, St. Lawrence Laurentians, Mt. Pearl, Feildians, CB Auto Strikers FC, Western United FC.

Schedule and results

6 October 2010 Calgary Dinosaurs Alberta 0-2 British Columbia Victoria Gorge FC Charlottetown, PE
09:30 Jamie Merriman
Kallen Holden
6 October 2010 Winnipeg Lucania FCManitoba 0-1 Saskatchewan Huskie United Alumni Charlottetown, PE
12:30 David Patterson Stadium: UPEI
Referee: Dave Gantar
6 October 2010 Churchill ArmsPrince Edward Island1 2-0 Newfoundland and Labrador Holy Cross Kirby Charlottetown, PE
19:00 Michel Daoust-Wheatley Stadium: UPEI
Referee: Geoff Gamble
6 October 2010 Royal Select de Beauport Quebec 0-2 Nova ScotiaHalifax Dunbrack Charlottetown, PE
16:00 Jonattan Cordoba
Ryan Devereaux		 Stadium: UPEI
Referee: N. Rewuski
7 October 2010 Winnipeg Lucania FCManitoba 0-0 Ontario AEK London FC Charlottetown, PE
12:00 Stadium: UPEI
7 October 2010 Calgary Dinosaurs Alberta 0-0 Saskatchewan Huskie United Alumni Charlottetown, PE
09:30
7 October 2010 Royal Select de Beauport Quebec 4-1 Prince Edward Island2 PEI Selects Charlottetown, PE
14:30 Said Bouajila Cedric Essockamba Augustin Manga-Iko CSA Report Rob Diamond Stadium: UPEI
7 October 2010 Churchill Arms Prince Edward Island1 1-0 Nova ScotiaHalifax Dunbrack Charlottetown, PE
19:30 Brett Norton
8 October 2010 Winnipeg Lucania FCManitoba 0-1 Alberta Calgary Dinosaurs Charlottetown, PE
12:00
8 October 2010 Victoria Gorge FC British Columbia 1-1 Ontario AEK London FC Charlottetown, PE
10:30
8 October 2010 Royal Select Beauport Quebec 0-0 Prince Edward Island1 Churchill Arms Charlottetown, PE
19:30
8 October 2010 Newfoundland and Labrador Holy Cross Kirby 1-1 Prince Edward Island2 PEI Selects Charlottetown, PE
14:30
9 October 2010 Winnipeg Lucania FCManitoba 1-2 British Columbia Victoria Gorge FC Charlottetown, PE
9:30
9 October 2010 Huskie United Alumni Saskatchewan 1-2 Ontario AEK London FC Charlottetown, PE
12:00
9 October 2010 Royal Select de Beauport Quebec 2-1 Newfoundland and Labrador Holy Cross Kirby Charlottetown, PE
15:00
9 October 2010 Halifax DunbrackNova Scotia 2-1 Prince Edward Island2 PEI Selects Charlottetown, PE
12:00
10 October 2010 Calgary Dinosaurs Alberta 2-2 Ontario AEK London FC Charlottetown, PE
11:30 Stadium: Cornwall Fields
10 October 2010 Victoria Gorge FC British Columbia 1-0 Saskatchewan Huskie United Alumni Charlottetown, PE
09:30 Stadium: Cornwall Fields
10 October 2010 Churchill Arms Prince Edward Island1 1-0 Prince Edward Island2 PEI Selects Charlottetown, PE
17:00 Stadium: UPEI
10 October 2010 Holy Cross Kirby Newfoundland and Labrador 0-2 Nova ScotiaHalifax Dunbrack Charlottetown, PE
12:00 Stadium: UPEI
11 October 2010 9,10 Game Winnipeg Lucania FCManitoba 3-1 Newfoundland and Labrador Holy Cross Kirby Stratford, PE
08:00 Stadium: Stratford
11 October 2010 7,8 Game 4th Place Group 1 Saskatchewan Huskie United Alumni 5-2 4th Place Group 2 Prince Edward Island2 PEI Selects Stratford, PE
10:00 Stadium: Stratford
11 October 2010 5,6 Game 3rd Place Group 1 Calgary Dinosaurs Alberta 5-4 3rd Place Group 2 Royal Select de Beauport Quebec Stratford, PE
10:00 Stadium: Stratford
11 October 2010 3,4 Game 2nd Place Group 1 Ontario AEK London FC 2-3 2nd Place Group 2 Nova ScotiaHalifax Dunbrack Cornwall, PE
11:30 Stadium: Cornwall Fields
11 October 2010 1,2 Final 1st Place Group 1 Victoria Gorge FC British Columbia 0-2 1st Place Group 2 Prince Edward Island1 Churchill Arms Charlottetown, PE
11:30 report Brett Norton
Ryan Anstey		 Stadium: UPEI
Referee: Sylvain Petrescu

Rosters

Gorge FC

Main article: Gorge FC

In the provincial final, Karpati's squad Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
— GK   Joel Galbraith
— DF   David Gustar
— DF   Liam Girard
— DF   Robbie Veenhof
— DF   Kyle Finner
— MF   Patrick Gawrys
— MF   Sean Battistoni
— MF   Kevin Mennie
— MF   Will Moore
— FW   Chad Kalyk
— FW   Kellen Holden
No. Pos. Nation Player
—   Russell Anderson
—   Zeke Cabell
—   Greg Fiddick
—   Gord Johnson
—   Romaie Martin
—   Jamie Merriman
—   Quinn Van Gylswyk
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Halifax Dunbrack

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
21   Kostek Bedoa-Gorski
19 FW   Ryan Devereaux
11 FW   Alexander Devereaux
4 DF   Adam Dowie
— MF   Chris Haugn
—   Brett Norton[2]
—   Sean Kodejs
—   Danny Worthington
— DF   Wes Hawley
No. Pos. Nation Player
10 MF   Jonattan Cordoba
22 FW   Alexandera Cordoba
— DF   Kerry Weymann
— DF   Danny Leblanc
— DF   Shawn Kodejs
— GK   Ben Ur
— MF   Peter Garonis
—   Billy Connolly
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PEI Selects

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
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6 Canada CAN Rob Diamond
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No. Pos. Nation Player
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15 Canada CAN
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Churchill Arms

Main article: Churchill Arms FC

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Canada CAN Matt Lally
2 Canada CAN Rob Aiken
3  
4 Canada CAN Graham Ashworth
5  
6 Canada CAN Jon Vos
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8 Canada CAN Matt Thomas
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10 Canada CAN Ryan Anstey
No. Pos. Nation Player
11  
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17 Canada CAN Dan McAleer
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29 Canada CAN Josh Vessey

Qualifiers

The following are details of each of the provincial finals that will determine each representative. New Brunswick is serving a suspension , so PEI as host will get 2 teams. List of Challenge Trophy 2010 teams

16 May 2010 British Columbia
BC Cup Final		 Gorge FC 2-1 Surrey United Firefighters Victoria, BC
14' Sean Battistoni
Kellen Holden		 News Niall Thompson Stadium: Royal Athletic Park
Attendance: 1000
6-Sep-2010 Alberta
Mike Traficante Challenge Cup		 Edmonton Scottish v Calgary Dinosaurs Edmonton, AB
Report Stadium: Edmonton Soccer Complex
Saskatchewan v
28-Aug-2010 Manitoba
Club Championship		 Lucania SC v Sons of Italy Lions SC Winnipeg, MB
Stadium: Winnipeg Soccer Complex
14-Sep-2010 Ontario
Ontario Cup		 Ottawa Royals or Brampton Ebony Jrs v Toronto Blackstar or AEK London
5-Sep-2010 Quebec Coupe du Québec Saputo AAA Royal Select de Beauport 1-0 (AET) Corfinium St. Leonard Laval, QC
22-Aug-2010
25-Aug-2010 Prince Edward Island Challenge Series		 Avondale Islanders 2-1
1-0		 PEI Selects Charlottetown, PEI
Stadium: UPEI Turf
17-Aug-2010 Nova Scotia NSSL Playoff Final[3][4] Suburban FC 2-2 (pk) Halifax Dunbrack Halifax, NS
Mesut Mert
Ian Greedy		 Ryan Devereaux
Jon Cordoba		 Stadium: Mainland North Common
5-Sep-2010 Newfoundland and Labrador Challenge Cup Provincial Championship Mount Pearl 1-3 Holy Cross Burin Peninsula, NL
Ian Macleod report news Aaron Anstey
Matthew Breen
Zack Wade		 Stadium: Centennial Field
15-Aug-2010 New Brunswick Senior A Championship Fredericton Picaroons Reds 6-0 Fredericton Wanderers Fredericton, NB
Karel Prickett 30' 70'
Calen Smith 44'
Jon Crossland 50' 70+'
Pete Kelly 55'		 News Chris James (gk) downward-facing red arrow 45' - Marcus Hallettupward-facing green arrow 45' Stadium: Chapman Field

References

Notes

  1. ^ Dheensaw, Cleve (2010-05-16). "Gorge FC regains B.C. men's soccer title". Times Colonist. Archived from the original on May 22, 2010. Retrieved 2010-06-11.
  2. ^ "Dunbrack falls to 1-1". Metro News. 2010. Archived from the original on 1 January 2014. Retrieved 1 December 2014.
  3. ^ Mosher, Monty (15 Aug 2010). "Suburban tops Cape Breton for spot in championship match". The Chronicle Herald. Retrieved 15 August 2010.
  4. ^ "Dunbrack takes men's Premiership | Metro". Archived from the original on 2014-01-02. Retrieved 2014-01-01.

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