ANNUAL REPORT Sunday, May 31, 1987 Recreation and Culture HON BILL REID, MINISTER BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION 6255 McKay Avenue / Burnaby, B.C. V5H 2W7
Tel: (604) 430-6401 BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
OFFICERS
President: David M. Fryatt Vice-President: Les Hibbert Directors: Rob Brown Neil Ellett Angus MacSween Roy Nosella Leeta Sokalski Alex Turkington Treasurer: Ivan R. Garrod Registrar : Deryl Hughes Secretarv: Alex Kemp
Professional Staff: Development- Co-ordinator : Alan Churchard
Program______Administrator Alan Errington
Office Staff: Marcey Cameron Sally MacDonald BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
MAY, 31, 1987
BLUE BOY MOTOR HOTEL - VANCOUVER
AGENDA:
1. Presentation of Credentials 2. Roll Call 3. Approval of Minutes 4. President's Report 5. Secretary's Report 6. Treasurer's Report -Auditor's Report 7. Registrar's Report 8. Development Coordinator's Report 9. Report of Committee's 10. Correspondence 11. Consideration of Amendments to Constitution 12o Elections 13. General Business 14. Adjournment
LUNCH HOSTED BY LABATT BREWERIES OF B.C. LIMITED BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
MINUTES
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING - 1986 1
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Minutes of the Annual General Meeting of the British Coumbia Soccer Association held on Sunday, 25 May, 1986, at the Blue Boy Motor Hotel, Vancouver, B.C.
PRESENT: David M. Fryatt, President Les Hibbert, Vice-President Rob Brown, Director Neil Ellett, Director Angus MacSween, Director Roy Nosella, Director Alex Turkington, Director Alan Churchard, Development Co-ordinator Alan Errington, Program Administrator Ivan R. Garrod, Treasurer Deryl Hughes, Registrar Alex Kemp, Secretary
DELEGATES: B. C. YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION
Ron Whitworth Keith Liddiard
BURNABY MEN'S SOCCER LEAGUE
Shawn House
FRASER VALLEY SOCCER LEAGUE
Jim Beveridge Marion Beveridge Garry Knights
INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SOCCER LEAGUE
Gino Bartolomeo
LOWER ISLAND WOMEN'S SOCCER LEAGUE
Terry Crocker Sandy Taylor
NORTH SHORE INTERMEDIATE SOCCER LEAGUE
Keith Millar B.C. Soccer Association Minutes - A.G.M. - 1986
DELEGATES : METRO WOMEN'S SOCCER LEAGUE
Leeta R. Sokalski Malcolm Millar C. Bertelli
PACIFIC COAST SOCCER LEAGUE
Len McAdams Jacques Moon
PENTICTON & DISTRICT MEN'S SOCCER LEAGUE
Leif Devantier
VANCOUVER ISLAND SOCCER LEAGUE
Fred Crossett
VANCOUVER METRO SENIOR SOCCER LEAGUE
Gil McGarva
GUESTS : Norman Colclough, BCSA Referee Assessment Board John Morris, President, B.C. Soccer Referees Association John Meachin, FIFA Referee/Secretary, B.C.S.R.A. T. Patrick Harkness, Vice-President, B.C.S.R.A.
REGRETS : Arthur Shaw, Director, B.C. Soccer Association
The meeting was called to order at 10:00 a.m. with Mr. Fryatt in the chair.
Mr. Fryatt then introduced the Directors, Officers and Professional Staff of the Association, along with the Guests who were present.
Mr. Garrod reported on behalf of the credentials co-mittee.
There were twenty delegates present, with a total of 48 votes.
The credential committee report was received. 3
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BUSINESS:
1. Minutes of 1985 Annual General Meeting
McADAMS/McGARVA that the Minutes of the 1985 annual general meeting be received as printed.- Carried.
There was no business arising from the minutes.
2. OFFICERS REPORTS:
PRESIDENT'S REPORT
Mr. Fryatt gave a brief highlight of his report which was printed in the book of reports.
FRYATT/McADAMS that the report be received as printed.- Carried.
SECRETARY'S REPORT:
KEMP/KNIGHTS that the report be received as printed.- Carried.
AUDITOR’S REPORT
GARROD/K . MILLAR that the report be received as printed and circulated.-Carried.
REGISTRAR'S REPORT:
HUGHES/CROSSETT that the report be received as printed.-Carried.
DEVELOPMENT CO-ORDINATOR:
Mr. Churchard gave a brief summary of his report.
CHURCHARD/M. MILLAR that the report be received as printed.-Carried.
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATOR
Mr. Errington also gave a brief summary of his report.
ERRINGTON/BARTOLOMEO that the report be received as printed. - 4 -
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COMMITTEE REPORTS
1. SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS
MacSWEEN/MOON that the reports on the 1985 B.C. Summer Games; 1985 C.S.A. National Championships and the 1986 B.C. championships be received for information.
-Carried.
2. OKANAGAN REGION SUB-COMMISSIONER
HIBBERT/MOON that the report be received as printed.- Carried.
3. REFEREE ASSESSMENT & EXAMANING
COLCLOUGH/K. MILLAR that Chairman's Report and recording secretary Tom Kelly's report be received as printed.- Carried.
4. REFEREE EDUCATION
HIBBERT/SOKALSKI that report be received as printed.
5. C.S.A. ANNUAL MEETING SUMMARY
KEMP/KNIGHTS that the report be received as printed.-Carried.
CORRESPONDENCE :
1. GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Correspondence from Hon. Grace McCarthy, Minister, Provincial Secretary and Government Services informing Association that the week of May 19, 1986 through to May 24, 1986, will be proclaimed "World Cup Soccer Week in B.C.".
Mrs. McCarthy, on behalf of the Government of British Columbia, congratulated the B.C. Soccer Association on your contribution to the development of players on the National Team. The correspondence was received. 5
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CORRESPONDENCE (cont)
2. ARTHUR SHAW, BCSA DIRECTOR
Correspondence from Mr. Shaw advising that he would not be seeking re-election to the Board.
Mr. Shaw has served the B.C. Soccer programme for the past 38 years, the past thirteen as a member of the Board of Directors.
Mr. Shaw extended his best wishes to the Board and the Staff and thanked them for their friendship and respect which he will cherish forever.
The correspondence was received.
Mr. Fryatt assured the meeting that a suitable memento will be presented to Jlr. Shaw on behalf of the membership of the B.C. Soccer Association in appreciation for services rendered.
CONSIDERATION FOR AMENDMENTS TO CONSTITUTION
Secretary reported that no Amendments had been filed for consideration.
ELECTIONS :
The elections were conducted by Mr. Fryatt.
Four persons to be elected for a two-year term.
Nominated :
Leeta Sokalski by Malcolm Millar Roy Nosella by Gil McGarva Alex Turkington by Keith Liddiard Neil Ellett by Keith Millar
There being no further nominations the chairman ruled the nominees elected by acclamation.
GENERAL BUSINESS:
1. John Morris, president of the B.C. Soccer Referees gave a report on behalf of the B.C. Soccer Referees Association.
He recommended that the B.C. Soccer Association consider the appointment of representatives in the isolated areas of the province. - 6 -
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GENERAL BUSINESS (cont)
2. B.C.S.A. DIRECTORY
Mr. Devantier's recommendation that the Directory be revised semi-annually was endorsed.
3. SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Mr. Knights' spoke of his concern regarding the eligibilty of players participating in the Province Cup championship.
J. BEVERIDGE/McGARVA that the Rules and Regulations for the senior amateur championships be reviewed and the necessary changes be in effect for the 1987 competition.- Carried.
4. Mrs. Beveridge handed over a telegram with several hundred names upon it to Mr. Fryatt and asked him to present same to the Canada team captain prior to the opening game on June 1st, 1986 in Leon, Mexico, on behalf of the soccer community in the Maple Ridge and Fraser Valley region.
There being to further business the Chairman expressed his appreciation on behalf of the Board to the delegates and guests for attending the meeting.
Mr. Fryatt then introduced Labatt Breweries of B.C. representative Glenn Wakefield who was the host for the lunch to be served at the con elusion of the meeting. Mr. Fryatt asked Mr. Wakefield to express the apprection of the B.C. Soccer Association to Labatt's for their continued support of the B.C. Soccer Assoc iation senior amateur and adult education programmes.
The meeting adjourned at 12:05 p.m. 7
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David M. Fryatt, Chairman
Alex Kemp, Secretary
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BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
CHAIRMAN'S REPORT
A number of significant events have taken place in the soccer world since our last annual general meeting. Canada's participation in the World Cup Finals in Mexico for the first time was a historical occasion. Canada surprised the skeptics who predicted the team would be "run out of the park". The team performed well and included the following eleven players who learned their soccer in British Columbia ... Paul Dolan, Bruce Wilson, Randy Samuel, Bob Lenarduzzi, Ian Bridge, Randy Ragan, Dale Mitchell, Jamie Lowery, George Pakos, Mike Sweeney and David Norman. Coincidentally, when Canada entered the.World Cup for the first time in 1957, playing games against the USA and Mexico in the qualifying rounds leading to the World Cup Finals in Sweden in 1958, that team also included eleven players from British Columbia. They were Ken Pears, Dave Stothard, Roy "Buster" Cairns, Doug Greig, Pat Philley, Jack Steele, Gordon Ion, Brian Philley, Art Hughes, Gordon "Gogie" Stewart and Norman McLeod.
Canada's Pan American team were winners over Bermuda by identical 1-0 scores in home and away games played in April and will now take part in the Pan American Games scheduled for Indianapolis in August this year.
The Under 20 Canadian team won the CONCACAF Youth Tournament, held in Trinidad-Tobago last August, without a loss. Ten countries participated in the event. Canada played seven games in all, winning six and tying one with the USA, scoring 23 goals with only 2 against. Canada and the USA qualified for the FIFA Under 20 World Finals to be held in Chile in October this year. It is interesting to note that the Under 20 team played two exhibition games in April against Chile ... winning 2-1 in Toronto and tying 1-1 in Hamilton, Ontario. In July this year Canada will host the second FIFA Under 16 World Youth Tournament in Toronto; Montreal; St. John, New Brunswick; and St.John s, Newfoundland.
The Canadian Soccer Association held its annual general meeting in Winnipeg this year to mark the 75th anniversary of the founding of the organization. Winnipeg was an appropriate site for the meeting as the first inaugural meeting of the "Dominion of Canada Football Association was held in Winnipeg in July, 1912. This year's CSA AGM had a special meaning for me as it was in Winnipeg in 1953 that I attended my first CSA AGM as a delegate from British Columbia.
Congratulations to CSA President Dr. Fred Stambrook for the efficient and orderly manner in which he conducted the meeting. I am sure FIFA President Dr. Joao Havelange and his colleagues in attendance returned to their respective homes favourably impressed and,hopefully, with a better understanding and awareness of what Canadian soccer is all about 9
Congratulations to New Westminster Queens Park Rangers on winning the Province Cup by defeating Norvan ANAF //45 by score of 2-0 at Swangard Stadium in Burnaby on Sunday,May 10th. Congratulations also to Coquitlam Womens Soccer Club on their overtime Provincial Championship win of 4-2 over Victoria James Bay Athletic Club at Swangard Stadium also on May 10th. The two teams will go on to represent British Columbia in the national championship finals to be held in Winnipeg over the Thanksgiving week end in October. We wish them well and hope they are successful in their efforts to bring the national championships back to B.C.
The Vancouver 86ers soccer team of the newly formed professional Canadian Soccer League is scheduled to play its first league game against Edmonton at Swangard Stadium on Sunday, June 7th, at 7:30 p.m. Many soccer people in British Columbia have looked forward to the return of professional soccer to the local sport scene. Many maintain that soccer's development program is incomplete unless we have professional soccer as an added incentive for our younger players. A Canadian league should provide a place for aspiring professional and national team players. Such a league should minimize problems concerning the availability of players for Canada's international commitments. I am pleased to report the Vancouver 86ers recognize BCSA and CSA constitutional requirements and fully aware of its responsibilities regarding other soccer organizations and other soccer activities in the Province. Now that professional soccer has returned in the form of the Vancouver 86ers, and if we are sincere in our belief that professional soccer is needed and will elevate our game in the eyes of the sports community, then it is encumbent on us to support them.
We gratefully acknowledge the financial assistance made available to us by the Provincial Government Physical Fitness and Amateur Sports Fund to help us with our task of promoting and developing soccer throughout the Province.
Our sincere thanks to Labatt's for their financial assistance and help in promoting the Men's and Women's Provincial Championships; for acting as hosts of our annual general meeting and for their assistance with a number of other soccer events throughout the year. Labatt's interest in soccer at the amateur as well as at the professional level, is well known and appreciated by the soccer community.
This annual general meeting marks the end of my tenure as president for the past twelve years. 1 would be remiss if X didn t express my appreciation for the assistance and cooperation I have received from my colleagues on the board; from members of affiliated leagues and associations; and from many other interested soccer people whom I have known over the years at both the provincial and national level. 10
It appears, at the time of writing this report, there will be a major turnover on the BCSA Board -'of Directors. My personal thanks to Vice-President Les Hibbert and to Directors Angus MacSween, Alex Turkington and Rob Brown who have indicated they will not be seeking reelection or continuing on the BCSA Board of Directors. Their support over the years is sincerely appreciated. I wish the new board members well and trust they will find their involvement as directors of the Sport Governing body for Soccer in the Province of British Columbia a rewarding and worthwhile experience.
In addition to the Board members mentioned above, my personal thanks to Directors Neil Ellett, Leeta Sokalski and Roy Nosella; to secretary Alex Kemp; to registrar Deryl Hughes; to treasurer Ivan Garrod; to development coordinator Alan Churchard and to program administrator Alan Errington, for their support and for their keen interest in the affairs of the B.C.Soccer Association and soccer generally.
Our thanks to the BCSA's Referees' Examining and Assessment Board under the chairmanship of Norman Colclough, assisted by Neil Ellett, George Speed, Eric Mason and Tom Kelly; and to the BCSA's Referees' Education Committee under the chairmanship of Dave Roach, assisted by Jack Tinnion, Tom Reakes and Fred Linz.
Congratulations to Dr. Tom Fried, long-time chairman of the CSA Medical Committee, on being the recipient of the Aubrey Sanford Meritorious Award, presented to him at the recent CSA annual general meeting in Winnipeg. The late Aubrey Sanford was a former president of the BCSA and CSA and a member of the B.C.Sports Hall of Fame.
Congratulations to Fred Jopson on his appointment as a life member of the Canadian Soccer Association in recognition of the many years he has served and devoted to youth soccer at the provincial and national levels.
Respectfully submitted
D. President May 31, 1987 B.C.Soccer Association 11
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SECRETARY'S REPORT
The 1986-1987 soccer year in British Columbia was again a very busy one for your Board of Directors, Officers and Staff.
There were seventeen regular board meetings held during the past year along with many committee sessions, and meetings involving the board, officers and the professional staff. The Association's sub-committee s met and filed their reports regularly.
Highlight of the past soccer year was Canada's participation in the F.I.F.A. World Cup Finals held in Mexico. The National team, with no less than twelve players form British Columbia on the roster, did us all proud.
Female involvement in soccer received special attention in 1986 from the Canadian Soccer Association. In late June there was a National Women s Select inter—provincial competition staged in Winnipeg. Following this competition a National Women's Team was selected to represent the country in an international two-game series with the United States. Three players from British Columbia were selected to the National Team which lost the first game of the series 2-0, and then came back with a 2—1 victory. B.C. s Gerri Donnelley scored both goals. Michelle Ring and Cathy Ross were the other two young ladies from this province who were selected to the National Team.
The Women's National Team will compete in a four team tournament hosted by the U.S. Soccer Federation in July, 1987. B.C. Selects will compete in inter—provincial competition in June, again in Winnipeg. A national team selection/training camp will follow.
The C.S.A. senior amateur championships will be staged in Winnipeg over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. New Westminster Queens Park Rangers and Coquitlam Women's Soccer Club will represent this Association in the Challenge Cup and Jubilee Shield competitions.
Staging of National and Provincial programmes for the senior amateur and youth age players put quite a financial burden on both, the C.S.A., B.C. Soccer Association and its affiliate, the B.C. Youth Soccer Association.
Player registration fees were increased by the C.S.A., and as a result, this Association has been forced to increase the cost of the forms to offset the cost to the national body. For the first time, in many years, the board were also forced to increase the cost of affiliation fees to this Association.
It should be noted that with the exception of financial assistance from the Government of B.C., and Labatts, the only other source of income the B.C. Soccer Association has is through the revenue derived from the player registration forms and affiliation fees.
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As well as operating the senior amateur program in this province, the B.C. Soccer Association also makes a substantial financial contribution towards the operation of the B.C. Youth Soccer Association, and the many programmes conducted through the office of the Development coordinator and the Program Administrator for both 'senior' and 'youth' players, referees, coaches and trainers.
You will note in the financial statement that the B.C. Soccer Association suffered a large loss in the past years operation. One of the reasons for the loss was the lack of support from the affiliates for the Summer Soccer School program which was operated throughout the province by this Association.
You will note further in the book of reports that teams representing the B.C. Soccer Association and the B.C. Youth Soccer Association did well in national inter-provincial competition.
My personal thanks to the Board of Directors, my fellow officers, the pro fessional and support staff for their continued support, and also for their keen interest in the affairs of the B.C. Soccer Association and soccer generally,
I also gratefully acknowledge the cooperation received from the staff of the B.C. Youth Soccer Association and senior leagues in membership.
In closing I would be remiss in not thanking the retiring members of the board for the tremendous contribution that they have made to Soccer in British Columbia and Canada for many, many years.
I trust that their contribution will not be taken for granted and that these gentlemen will receive suitable recognition from the membership.
Respectfully submitted
Alex Kemp Secretary B.C. Soccer Association 13
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C.S.A. Annual General Meeting Report:
The 75th Annual communication of the Canadian Soccer Association was held in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on April 3-5, 1987.
Delegates representing the ten provinces and the Northwest Territory were in attendance.
The 75th anniversary meeting was also honored by the attendance of F.I.F.A. President, Dr. Havelange, along with other distinguished members of the governing body, C.O.N.C.A.C.A.F. and the United States Soccer Federation.
The Government of Canada was also represented by the Honourable Otto Jelenik, Minister of Sport.
The meeting convened on the Friday evening and adjourned at Noon on the Sunday afternoon.
The delegates and guests attended a banquet on the Saturday evening. The dinner was hosted by the Manitoba Soccer Association and the Government of Manitoba.
There was a total review of the C.S.A. Constitution and the revised edition is now in its final stages.
Discussion on future increases of player registration fees was ’tabled and will be further discussed at meetings later this year with the Provincial Associations.
The Canadian Soccer Association is a national association comprised of the Provincial Associations with each one asked to pay a per head fee; in other words, a system which is completely fair across the country whether we speak of Prince Edward Island or Ontario. A proposal developed by the Canadian Soccer Association on the "levy system" was, by the slimmest of margins, rejected by the membership at the Special General Meeting of the Association held in October.
These proposals will likely be presented to the membership at its next Special General Meeting and the President's Committee meetings later this year.
Victoria resident, Alex Hylan was re-elected to a two-year term on the Board of Directors.
Respectfully submitted
Alex Kemp Secretary B.C. Soccer Association 14
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TREASURER’S REPORT
Herewith are the financial statement and Auditor's report of the British Columbia Soccer Association for the period April 01, 1986, to March 31, 1987.
Respectfully submitted
Ivan R. Garrod Treasurer B. C. Soccer Association 15
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INDEX
March 31, 1987
Auditors' Report
Statement 1 Balance Sheet
Statement 2 Statement of Revenue, Expenditure and Fund Balance Operating Fund
Statement 3 Statement of Revenue, Expenditure and Fund Balance Building Fund
Statement 4 Statement of Revenue, Expenditure and Fund 3alance Physical Fitness and Amateur Sports Fund
Statement 5 Statement of Revenue, Expenditure and Fund Balance Special Purposes Fund
Notes to the Financial Statements
Pannell Kerr MarGillivrav 16 Fourth Floor 604 Columbia Street New Westminster, B.C. Paimell V3M 1A6 Kerr Telephone (604) 521-3761 MacGiUlvray Telex 04-55402 Chartered Accountants
AUDITORS' REPORT
To the Members of British Columbia Soccer Association.
We have examined the balance sheet of the British Columbia Soccer Association as at March 31, 1987 and the Operating Fund, Building Fund, Physical Fitness and Amateur Sports Fund, and Special Purposes Fund statements of revenue, expenditure and fund balances for the year then ended. Our examination was made in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards, and accordingly included such tests and other procedures as we considered necessary in the circumstances.
In our opinion, these financial statements present fairly the financial position of the Association as at March 31, 1987 and the results of its operations for the year then ended, in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles for non-profit organizations applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year.
New Westminster, Canada. (Formerly Pannell Kerr Forster) May 11, 1987. Chartered Accountants Statement 1 BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION (Incorporated under the Society Act of British Columbia) BALANCE SHEET as at March 31, 1987 ASSETS 1987 ___ 1986 Physical Fitness Special Operating Building and Amateur Purposes Fund Fund Sports Fund Fund Total Total CURRENT 289 90,860 Cash and tern deposits ? 289 s ? - 5 - 5 $ 5,826 6,086 Accounts receivable 5,826 4,121 6,622 Registration forms 4,121 6,750 7,354 Inventory 6,750 9,636 6,649 Prepaid expenses 9,636 26,622 - - - 26,622 117,571 3,192 3,419 PACIFIC COAST SOCCER LEAGUE (1960) SCHOLARSHIP TRUST (Note 2) 3,192 - - - 4,000 5,000 PACIFIC RIM SOCCER LEAGUE TERM DEPOSIT (Note 3) 4,000 - - - GREATER VANCOUVER WOMANS SOCCER ASSOCIATION - - - 31,588 - SCHOLARSHIP FUND (Note 4) 31,588 LAND, BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT 151,465 151,465 151,465 Land 175,185 - 175,185 172,450 Building - 29,484 28,500 Equipment and films 29,484 29,484 326,650 - - 356,134 352,415 36,773 31,259 Accumulated depreciation 14,272 22,501 15,212 304,149 - - 319,361 321,156 I - - 4,000 DEFERRED CHARGES - - - - - 136 136 INCORPORATION EXPENSE 136 - 12,315 4,485 - - INTERFUND RECEIVABLE (PAYABLE) 61,491 ( 78,291) 384,899 451,282 $ 142,241 $ 225,858 S 12,315 $ 4,485 $ $
LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES
CURRENT 21,415 12,089 $ 21,415 $ - $ $ $ 5 Accounts payable _ 25,813 Deferred revenue 37,902 21,415 - - - 21,415 - 3,192 3,419 PACIFIC COAST SOCCER LEAGUE (1960) SCHOLARSHIP TRUST (Note 2) 3,192 - - - “ 4,000 5,000 PACIFIC RIM SOCCER IEAGUE BOND (Note 3) 4,000 - GREATER VANCOUVER WOMANS SOCCER ASSOCIATION - - - 31,588 - SCHOLARSHIP FUND (Note 4) 31,588 70,000 - 70,000 - - 70,000 LONG TEPM DEBT (Note 5) 155,858 12,315 4,485 254,704 334,961 FUND BALANCES 82,046 384,899 451,282 142,241 $ 225,858 5 12,315 $ 4,485 S ?
Approved by the/Directors ridiuiell Kerr ...... Director MncGilllvruy t X G u l Director 18 Statement 2 BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENDITURE AND FUND BALANCE for the year ended March 31, 1987
OPERATING FUND 1987 1986 REVENUE $ 8,925 $ 9,160 Affiliation fees 31,838 37,491 Player registrations 890 1,105 Player transfer fees 2,970 3,135 Referees registrations 17,803 Sundry 10,985 Grants Private, Labatts (B.C.) Ltd. 4,539 20,465 Province of British Columbia 2,000 Provincial Cup 2,000 Administration 3,792 4,500 2,200 Travel, coaching and hosting 3,944 Canadian Soccer Association 12,853 8,492 Publication sales 3,312 3,348 Interest income 1 ,203 3,930 87,251 113,629
EXPENDITURE Office assistance 28,865 39,322 less: recovered from Physical Fitness and Amateur Sports Fund 6,500 10,250 22,365 29,072 6,500 7,250 Honoraria 4,306 5,973 Printing and office supplies 3,449 4,061 Postage, telephone and telegraph 594 853 Rentals, office and meeting room 2,489 3,643 Travel 6,145 3,756 Annual meeting, Canadian Soccer Association 3,038 English Soccer School 1,520 1,316 Insurance 2,662 2,512 Audit fees 350 Memberships 350 ( 210) ( 469) Shawnigan Lake School (recovery) 5,781 Sundry 7,436 1,671 1,668 Depreciation 12,123 6,562 Challenge Cup 4,106 865 Provincial Cup 1,000 B. C. high schools Team Canada exhibition game 2,008 Transfer to — Physical Fitness and Amateur Sports Fund 6,547 14,427 - Building Fund 3,387 5,357 - Soccer Schools Fund and Program Administrator 21 ,873 6,806 110,351 102,791
EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ( 23,100) 10,838 94,308 FUND BALANCE, beginning of year 105,146 FUND BALANCE, end of year, to Statement 1 $ 82,046 $ 105,146
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STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENDITURE AND FUND BALANCE
for the year ended March 31, 1987
BUILDING FUND
1987 1986
REVENUE 10,800 $ 10,200 Rentals 5,357 Transfer from Operating Fund 3,387 14,187 15,557
EXPENDITURE 3,844 3,943 Depreciation 3,092 3,743 Heat and light 591 555 Insurance 2,071 Repairs and maintenance 1,426 2,468 2,378 Property taxes 2,740 2,389 Janitorial supplies - 351 Interest expense 26 127 Sundry 14,187 15,557
“ EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR 155,858 155,858 FUND BALANCE, beginning of year $ 155,853 FUND BALANCE, end of year, to Statement 1 155,858
Pannell Kerr - 20 - Statement 4 BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENDITURE AND FUND BALANCE for the year ended March 31, 1987
PHYSICAL riTNESS AND AMATEUR SPORTS FUND 1987 ______1986 Development Co-ordin- Program ator Grant Grant Total Total REVENUE Grants Province of British Columbia Program $ 17,717 $ 55,926 $ 73,643 $ 88,150 Canada Games 4,000 Youth 41,336 41,336 47,940 Travel, coaching and hosting 1,000 1,000 2,200 Transfer from Operating Fund 1,711 4,836 6,547 14,427 61,764 60,762 122,526 156,717 EXPENDITURE Organization management Staff and administrative assistance 7,542 - 7,542 12,079 Meetings 1,050 1,050 1,000 8,592 - 8,592 13,079 Leadership development Coaching - Course conductors 1,499 1,499 - National Certification 13,324 13,324 12,613 - other 1,894 - 1,894 2,490 less: recoveries ( 4,333) ( 4,333) ( 4,305) 12,384 - 12,384 10,798 8,742 8,742 6,784 Officials , r less: recoveries ( 3,420) ( 3,420) ( 3,585) 5,322 - 5,322 3,199 Assessors 2,966 - 2,966 — less: recoveries ( 1,592) ( 1 ,592) 1,374 - 1,374 - Competitions and athlete development Regional, Provincial 2,000 - 2,000 2,000 Interprovincial 1,045 1,045 2,000 Training camps 6,204 6,204 18,035 9,249 - 9,249 22,035 Newsletter and hosting 1,350 - 1,350 1,314 Development co-ordinator Technical and office assistance 36,701 36,701 36,472 Office rent 1,800 1,800 1,800 Office expense - 12,248 12,248 11,478 Travel 3,513 3,513 3,565 Administrative assistance 6,500 6,500 6,500 - 60,762 60,762 59,815 Grant disbursement Youth and related travel 41,336 - 41,336 47,940 79,607 60,762 140,369 158,180 DEFICIENCY OF REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR (17,843) - ( 17,843) ( 1,463) FUND BALANCE, beginning of year 30,158 30,158 31,621 FUND BALANCE, end of year, to Statement 1 $ 12,315 $ $ 12,315 $ 30,158
Pannell Kerr Statement 5 BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
STATEMENT OF REVENUE, EXPENDITURE AND FUND BALANCE
for the year ended March 31» 1987
SPECIAL PURPOSES FUND
1987 ______1986
Program Special Best Ever Administration Programs Program Total Total REVENUE Grant - Province of British Columbia 5 5 - $ 25/000 $ 25,000 $ 40,000 Sponsorship# Woraetco Ltd. - - - - 18,000 Registration fees - 7/247 - 7,247 62,455 Coaching "C" licenses - 768 - 768 2,803 Donations and self support 6/620 2/366 6/299 15,285 1,921 Transfer from operating fund 21/873 - - 21,873 6,806 Lotteries - - 4,538 4,538 -
28/493 10/381 35,837 74,711 131,985
EXPENDITURE Administrative assistance 5 30, 146 less; recovered from Physical Fitness and Amateur Sports Fund 5/000 25/146 - - 25,146 14,816 Honoraria - - 6/600 6,600 26,875 Balls, shirts and crests - - 3/881 3,881 19,480 Travel 207 - 4,871 5/078 15,420 Office expenses 3/ 140 “ - 3,140 8,326 Coaching "C" licenses - 491 - 491 1/697 Clinic expenses - 11/138 - 11,138 5,557 Facilities rentals - - 2/063 2,063 3,494 Referees - - 1,555 1,555 645 Sundry - - 448 448 336 Administration - - 7,200 7/200 - England tour - - 47,212 47,212 - Trainer _ — 73 73 “
28/493 11,629 73/903 114,025 96,646
EXCESS (DEFICIENCY) OF REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURE TOR THE YEAR - ( 1,248) (38,066) ( 39,314) 35,339
FUND BALANCE, beginning of year _ 4,942 38,857 43,799 8,460
FUND BALANCE, end of year, to Statement 1 $ $ 3,694 $ 791 $ 4,485 S 43,799 — —
Rmnell K bit MacGillivniy - 22 - BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
March 31, 1987
ACCOUNTING POLICIES a) Registration forms and inventory
Registration forms and inventory are recorded at cost. b) Building, equipment and films
Building, equipment and films are recorded at cost. Related depreciation is provided using the reducing balance method at the following annual rates:
Building ...... 2 1/2% Equipment and films 10%
PACIFIC COAST SOCCER LEAGUE (1960) SCHOLARSHIP TRUST FUND
The Association established a trust fund in the form of a term deposit to provide an annual scholarship of $300.
PACIFIC RIM SOCCER LEAGUE TERM DEPOSIT
Funds provided as a performance bond are deposited in the name of the Association with interest payable to the Pacific Rim Soccer League. The deposit is refundable $1,000 annually until the balance is reduced to $1,000 which will be retained as a permanent performance bond.
GREATER VANCOUVER WOMANS SOCCER ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The Association administers a scholarship trust fund on behalf of the Greater Vancouver Womans Soccer Association in the form of a term deposit. Annual scholarships are to be provided in the amount of the interest earned on the term deposit.
LONG T E W DEBT 1987 1986 The Province of British Columbia assisted in the purchase of land and building in the form of a non-interest bearing Lottery loan, repayable on the sale of the property $ 70,000 $ 70,000
Pannell Kerr 23
BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
REGISTRAR'S REPORT (01 April, 1986 - 31 March, 1987)
AFFILIATIONS :
Association in Membership: B.C. Youth Soccer Association Italian Canadian Sports South Richmond Sports
Leagues in Membership: (Men) Teams Affiliations: (Men)
Burnaby Soccer League Burnaby Soccer League...... 8 Coquitlam Soccer League (over 30) Coquitlam Soccer League (over 30).... 24 Fiji Soccer League Fiji Soccer League...... 10 Fraser Valley Soccer League Fraser Valley Soccer League...... 71 International Summer Soccer League International Summer Soccer League... 19 Kelowna Premier Soccer League Kelowna Premier Soccer League...... 6 Lower Mainland Soccer League Lower Mainland Soccer League...... 12 Nanaimo & District Soccer League Nanaimo & District Soccer League.... 7 North Shore Intermediate Soccer League North Shore Intermediate Soccer League 18 Pacific Coast Grads Soccer League Pacific Coast Grads Soccer League.... 15 Pacific Coast Summer Soccer League Pacific Coast Summer Soccer League... 8 Penticton & District Soccer League Penticton & District Soccer League... 10 Port Coquitlam Oldtimers Soccer League Port Coquitlam Oldtimers Soccer League 6 Prince George Soccer League Prince George Soccer League...... 9 Richmond Soccer League Richmond Soccer League...... 16 South Pacific Soccer League South Pacific Soccer League...... 5 Vancouver Island Soccer League Vancouver Island Soccer League...... 68 Vancouver Metro Soccer League Vancouver Metro Soccer League...... 105
Leagues in Membership: (Women) Team Affiliations : (Women)
Lower Island Women's Soccer League Lower Island Women's...... 25 Okanagan Valley Women's League Okanagan Valley Women's League...... 6 Powell River Women's League Powell River Women's League...... 4 Vancouver Mentro Women's League Vancouver Metro Women's League...... 56
Non-Amateur League in Membership: Team Affiliations:
Pacific Rim Soccer League Pacific Rim Soccer League...... 4
Associate Members:
Italian Canadian Sports South Richmond Sports
Player Registration Forms Team Recreation Form Form "A" - 3,837 163 Teams Form "R" - 1,302 Non-Amateur - 45 Referee Affiliation Player Transfer Reinstatements
64 147 21 - 24 -
BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
REGISTRAR'S REPORT (01 April, 1986 - 31 March, 1987)
Senior Amateur Player Form "A" (Men)
Fraser Valley Soccer League ...... 1,200 International Summer Soccer League...... 361 Pacific Coast Soccer League (Summer)...... 203 Pacific Coast Soccer League (Grads Division)..... 300 Pacific Rim Soccer League...... 18 Vancouver Island Soccer League...... 497 Vancouver Metro Soccer League...... 2,305
Senior Amateur Player Form "R" (men)
Burnaby Soccer League...... 155 Coquitlam Soccer League (over 30) ...... 458 Fraser Valley Soccer League (over 30) ...... 200 Penticton & District Soccer League...... 220 Prince George Soccer League...... 185
Senior Amateur Recreational Team Form "B" (Men) Teams / Players
Fiji Soccer League...... 10 / 200 Italian Canadian Soccer League...... 12 / 240 Lower Mainland Soccer League...... 12 / 240 Nanaimo & District Soccer League...... 7 / 140 North Shore Intermediate Soccer League...... 18 / 360 Port Coquitlam Oldtimers Soccer League...... 6 / 120 Richmond Soccer League...... 16 / 320 South Pacific Soccer League...... 5 / 100 Vancouver Island Soccer League...... 43 / 860
Non-Amateur Player Registration Forms:
Pacific Rim Soccer League 45 25
BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
REGISTRAR'S REPORT (01 April, 1986 - 31 March, 1987)
Senior Amateur Form "A" (Women)
Lower Island Women's Soccer League...... 150 Vancouver Metro Women's Soccer League...... 298
Senior Amateur Form "R" (Women)
Okanagan Valley Women's Soccer League...... 84
Senior Amateur Recreational Team Form "B" (Women) Teams / Players
Lower Island Women's Soccer League...... 16 / 320 Vancouver Metro Women's Soccer League...... 56 / 1,120
Respectfully submitted
Deryl Hughes Registrar 26 -
BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
Development Co-ordinator's Report
Mr. Chairman, B.C.S.A.-B.C.Y.S.A. Directors, Ladies and Gentlemen:
It gives me great pleasure to present to you a synopsis of programs emanating from the Development Co-ordinator1s office.
OFFICIALS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
The development of quality officials is still a major area of responsibility confronting our sport.
Both the Education Comnittee and Assessment Board are stressing this aspect in referee qualifying clinics for youth and senior soccer and in the practical field monitoring of individuals who have either successfully completed clinics or who wish constructive criticism of their on-field performance.
The combined efforts of the Education Committee, Assessment Board and B.C. Soccer Referees Association has seen Marco Dorantes, F.I.F.A. and CONCACAF instructor, and highly respected Clive Thomas visit our Province.
The training and proving ground for Canadian officials is the Confederación Notre-Centroamerican y del Caribe de Fútbol - CONCACAF. Thirty- six officials attended the 1986 B .C.S.A./CONCACAF clinic. The proposed follow up to this clinic is to arrange for B.C. officials to participate in a program directed by the Mexican F.A. whereby our representatives will experience training and practical officiating in the CONCACAF environment of the Mexico Professional Soccer League. In return representatives of the Mexican F.A. will participate in B.C. programs. It is anticipated that this proposal will see British Columbia leading the way in what could be a regular exchange of officials between the twenty-eight member countries of CONCACAF. (The B.C.S.A. appreciates the support of the Best Ever '88 program in assisting the sponsorship of this project).
The Soccer Academy is proving to be a tremendous training ground for producing quality youth referees. Monitoring the development of attendees are Frank Ashdown and Jack Tinnion who use various tournaments to expose the up-and- coming official to the experiences required on the referee step ladder.
A number of referees also attended the International Soccer School Referees course in England, March 6th - 20th 1987.
Communication between referee groups and the Association continues to improve and to this end a meeting for representatives of the B.C.S.R.A., Assessment Board and Referees Education Committee was called to discuss - standardization; CSA/BCSA inter-face; monitoring methods for all youth and senior referees; the development of a technical committee to be responsible for the overall development of officials. A most productive evening. 27
Future happenings: Residential Academy 1987; F.I.F.A. course; CONCACAF exchange; audio visuals; B.C. Summer Games; Instructor course; Assessors course-^ basic youth qualifying and upgrading clinics; basic senior qualifying and upgrading clinics.
Referees Education Committee - D. Roach, J. Tinnion, F. Linz, T. Reakes. Referee Assessment Board - N. Colclough, T. Kelly, N. Ellett, G. Speed, E. Mason.
Clinic Summary 1986-1987:
Zone 1___ 2 3 4 5 6 7___ 8 TOTAL Clinics 4 6 7 4 6 - 3 30 Participants - 71 145 179 96 132 - 41 664
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
1. OBJECTIVES maximize the enjoyment and potential of all soccer players at all ages and skill levels. elevate the calibre of play in B.C. through exposure of players to the Player Development program. ensure all players have the opportunity to participate in the Player Development/Select team program. maximize opportunities for B.C. players to become members of National teams. achieve top ranking in National Select team competitions.
2. SCOPE OF TRAINING AND TALENT IDENTIFICATION PROGRAM a) Local club training and teams. b) District player development programs. c) Select leagues. d) Regional player development camp conducted by appointed regional/district coach and provincial team coach. e) Players from 'd1 invited to attend provincial team concentrations from which final squad will be selected. Exhibition games and sessions by guest coaches assist the provincial coach in this task. f) British Columbia has the benefit of two National Training Centres located at Simon Fraser University and the University of Victoria. The Centres give our players and coaches the opportunity to work with national team staff and be exposed to national training and selection criteria. (A development program for players under 14 years of age is also directed from the Centres). 28
3. COMPETITIONS - Pacific Coast International Tournament - U-16 and U-18 boys and girls. - National Provincial All-Stars - U-18 boys and girls; U-16 boys only. - Western Canada Games - Male and Female. - Best Ever '88 Olympic Development Program.
4. TEAM B.C. - SENIOR MEN (The Best Ever '88 Olympic Program). - The development process outlined under 'Scope of Training and Talent Identification', has greatly assisted in the development of this squad. - Exhibition games are arranged between the 2 National Training Centres. - Team B.C. has a regular exhibition schedule in effect during the summer months. The majority of the squad is involved in University play with SFU, UBC or UVic during September - November. - The squad also had the opportunity to experience international competition during a tour of the United Kingdom. - Squad presently preparing for Western Canada Games.
TEAM B.C. - SENIOR WOMEN - Presently preparing for Western Canada Games. - Finished 4th in 1986 National Championships.
5. NATIONAL RANK OF B.C. ALL-STARS - Under-16 (2nd) Under-18 (2nd) Senior Men (4th) - 10 Provinces compete in all divisions.
6. B.C. ATHLETES REPRESENTING CANADA IN INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION - World Cup (14) - Olympic Games (15) - Under-19 (6) - Under-16 (6) at present. (Preparing for World Cup 1987).
7. INTERNATIONAL RANK OF TEAM CANADA 1st in CONCACAF (Senior) - 1st in CONCACAF (U-19 Youth) 5th in 1984 Olympic Games - 23rd in 1986 World Cup (Out of 152 F.I.F.A. members) - 14th in World Youth Cup (Out of 152 F.I.F.A. members) 29
It is now heartening to see and hear that the Soccer Development Manual devised by the Canadian Soccer Association is being adopted by administrators throughout the Province as guidelines for soccer development in their districts and clubs. The logistics of mini-soccer for players under 10 years seems to be no longer in question, undoubtedly assisted by the fun and participation in evidence at the 1st Annual Safeway Mini-Soccer Festival arranged at B.C. Place.
BEST EVER '88
The B.C.S.A. Best Ever Program continues towards its objective of assisting B.C. players to be selected for the 1988 Canadian Olympic Team through talent identification, training and competitive experience.
The players are coached by Alan Errington and Keith Watts at the National Training Centre located at Simon Fraser University. Both gentlemen work closely with Brian Hughes, director of the National Training Centre, University of Victoria. (Mr. Hughes is also head coach of the National U-16 team that will represent Canada at the 1987 World U-16 Championships).
The Best Ever Program, financially assisted by the Provincial Government also contributes to the development of officials. International experience was gained by this squad during a tour of the United Kingdom. (See A. Errington report). The financial support allowed the B.C.S.A. to invite CONCACAF instructor Marco Dorantes to work with B.C. officials. (See Officials Development Program report).
We are also looking forward to the development of the Canadian Soccer League which will effectively augment the excellent senior and youth leagues that are available in British Columbia. The C.S.L. will be an additional outlet for B.C. players and officials who wish to further their career and participate at the highest possible level.
British Columbia players presently preparing for Canada: 1987 CONCACAF Youth Team 1987 Under-16 World Cup G. Sigurdur J. Vairo B. Baker K. Campbel 1 K. Harris P. Onstadt S. Hayes-Richards G. Hutton B. McMullin D. McKinty G. Blair M. Neil son N. Wilkinson G. Aunger C. Johnstone S. Mi 11er N. Dasovic D. Mobilio R. Collins D. Rodrigues M. Smith L. Davidson C. Bowman S. Macdonald R. Csabai G. Ti totto M. Vandenburg
Olympic Team P. Dolan J. Hughes S. Haberman G. Kern S. Lowther J. Lowery K. Izatt D. Muirhead B. Lenarduzzi N. Gilbert J. Cat!iff D. Sudayko I. Baird 30
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT COMMUTEE - Les Hibbert, Janet Petersen, Leeta Sokalski, Ron Whitworth, Alan Errington, Alan Churchard
BEST EVER PROGRAM ADVISORS - Les Hibbert, Alex Turkington, Alan Churchard
The B.C. Soccer Association is indebted to all staff and players for their full commitment to the program in terms of pride, time and energy, and congratulate them on their deportment both on or off the field.
COACHING DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
This program offers a series of graduated courses through which soccer coaches may upgrade their instructional expertise. It is part of a national program which has been developed co-operatively by the Coaching Association of Canada, National Sport Associations and the provinces to meet an increasing need for more and better trained coaches. In British Columbia the program is being developed co-operatively by the Recreation and Sport Branch and provincial sports associations.
The program provides in one package three major ingredients of successful coaching - theoretical knowledge, technical expertise, and practical experience. When these are combined with the dedication and enthusiasm of our soccer coaches the results should be more enjoyment for more soccer players, with a consequent increase in participation; higher all-round levels of performance; and more satisfaction for coaches.
In British Columbia all coaches irrespective of experience, age, sex or level at which they coach, have available a program which offers formal training in the art of coaching. The B.C.S.A. Coaching Development Program offers both the novice coach and the veteran coach a valuable learning experience.
Summary 1986-1987 Activities Zone 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 TOTAL Clinics 3 7 5 12 7 6 1 2 43 Participants 50 137 75 186 97 98 15 29 687
- Total number of coaches certified under N.C,,C.P. - 7,587. - Total number of active coaches - 4,827 (approx.) - Total number of coaches with 'C' Licence Award - 92. - Total number of coaches with 'B' Licence Award - 15. - 'A' Licence Program being developed. 31
- Staff coaches have the opportunity for further education by: - attending 'C' Licence, 1B1 Licence and 'A' Licence courses. - attending N.C.C.P. Theory of Coaching Clinics. - selected to attend High Performance Coaches Conference. - coaching workshops for All-Star team coaches. - visits by National Team Coach. - visits by International coaches. - involvement in Best Ever '88 program. - involvement in Canadian National Training Centre programs.
LABATTS/PEPSI-CQLA SEMINARS
The B.C.S.A. enjoys the opportunity via these evenings to meet with coaches and players at both the senior and youth level to discuss tactics, teamwork, organization and development programs available. The Football Association Coaching Tactics and Skills films prove very popular at these gatherings in addition to being essential on qualifying clinics.
BRITISH COLUMBIA ATHLETIC AWARD
1986 recipients of this award, provided by the Provincial Government were: D. Muirhead; N. Gilbert; G. Sigurdur; J. Gurniak; R. Collins; G. Titotto, J. Vairo.
The Award provides financial assistance to B.C. athletes who are striving for excellence. The athletes assisted by the program are expected to maintain their commitment to athletic training and competition and, wherever feasible, to continue their academic or working careers in B.C., and assist with the development programs of the sport governing body.
B.C. SUMMER GAMES
The 1987 Summer Games will be hosted by Delta, July 20th - 23rd. Our zone representatives deserve medals for the tremendous effort they put into successfully organizing the playdowns which result in one male team and one female team representing each zone at the Summer Games Final Competition.
The Summer Games are proving to be a vital contact vehicle for the Association in non-affiliated areas, and assisting in the awareness of development programs through the Association. A giant step forward has been taken in the Terrace area where Richard Hassett, and colleagues, have used the Summer Games to develop league organization and officials development. 32
INTERNATIONAL SOCCER SCHOOL
The 5th Annual 'soccer saturation experience' was again judged to be a tremendous success by the players and referees in attendance. The players experienced 4 wins and 2 losses in addition to the words of wisdom from F.A. staff coach John Bramley, Gordon Banks and Irish F.A. Director of Coaching Alan Wade. Referees were tutored by F.A. Instructor Wilf Coffmann and assessed whilst officiating matches. Professional teams viewed included Arsenal, Chelsea, Sheffield Wednesday, Coventry City, Tottenham Hotspur, Watford.
B.C.S.A. SUMMER SOCCER ACADEMY
This program is also earning a permanent place in the Annual Program Calendar. The boys residential course has blossomed from its inaugural 1983 registration of thirty-six to a 1986 full-house of one-hundred-ten. The fifty- one referees and coaches also had the opportunity to upgrade their qualifications under the expert eyes of Clive Thomas, John Jarman, Barrie Clark and the effervescent Paul Sturrock. Lou Moro was always on hand to assist both participants and staff to complete the demanding but thoroughly enjoyable course content.
Soccer Academy 1987 will see the introduction of two new programs, namely a High Performance Coaches Week supported by the National Coaching Institute, and a residential course for girls.
The Association truly appreciates the assistance of Keith Liddiard, B.C.Y.S.A. Executive Director, in the Academy organization, and is fortunate to be able to make use of the excellent facilities at Shawnigan Lake Boys School.
The B.C.S.A. is now able to offer members a full menu of soccer school experiences ranging from daily clinics, residential and international programs.
COMMUNICATIONS
I would like to think that communication between the Association and affiliates is gradually improving but still have to be convinced that this is the case. All parties must continue to make a concentrated effort to effectively communicate with one another. The Whistle Magazine, B.C.S.A. Newsletter, 60 Minutes of Soccer, Labatts and Pepsi Nights, and the televising of Provincial Tournaments all meet with varying degrees of success in this area.
The people who have assisted in the successful organization and implementation of development programs this year are too numerous to mention. However, the passing of Charlie McCullagh and Midge Ashdown was a jolt to our B.C. Soccer family. Charlie was a person who gave his all to soccer and certainly kept me on my toes with his no-nonsense constructive comments on the game and various programs. Midge was always a permanent fixture on the soccer scene particularly at the Tournament of Champions. Her visits to the office were always fun. Both Charlie and Midge had a deep love for soccer and soccer people. We miss them both very much. - 33 -
Before starting my 1987 Annual Report I must take this opportunity to thank Alan Errington for his untiring efforts on behalf of soccer development and organization; Keith Liddiard for his determination to make the next event better than the last and remembering to have a laugh at all times; the B.C.S.A. and B.C.Y.S.A. Boards for all their questions; Mr. David Fryatt and Mr. Alex Turkington for the inexhaustible streams of advice and encouragement; to Marcey, Sally, Lynn and Sandra for bringing me back to earth when I float off in program development fantasy, and for keeping calm in every crisis.
It has been a hectic but exhilerating year. Soccer is certainly alive and well in Canada, and I am sincerely appreciative of the opportunity to be involved in the British Columbia soccer scene.
Respecfully submitted,
Alan Churchard Development Co-ordinator - 34 -
PROGRAM ADMINISTRATORS ANNUAL REPORT
It gives me great pleasure to submit the following report for the Program of the British Columbia Soccer Association over the past year.
COACHING DEVELOPMENT
N.C.C.P. LEVELS I - II - III of the Canadian Soccer Association - Technical.
LEVEL I Courses - 28 (number of participants) 477 LEVEL II Courses - 9 If II II 140 LEVEL III Courses - 6 It It II 75
Number of Instructors conducting courses 26
The participation on the coaching courses has risen in all LEVELS, 1 thru III which is very encouraging. The co—ordinators in the various Districts have once again done themselves proud by doing a first rate job in organizing the courses and making sure that everything runs smoothly before, during and after the course .
The Staff Coaches have done a super job and always conduct themselves in a very professional manner.
It is nice to see a lot of new instructors coming up through the program, and more people being used to conduct the courses in all areas of the Province.
REFEREE DEVELOPMENT
Youth Referee Courses - 23 (number of participants) 505 Youth Referee Upgrade Courses - 6 " " " 137
Number of Instructors conducting courses 21
The quality of referees in B.C. is in my humble opinion the best in Canada. I have travelled to many Provinces over the years as well as many States and have to say that generally our Referees are far superior in their knowledge of the game and their interpretation of the Laws.
This, I am sure, is a result of the excellent programs put on by our Referee^ Instructors throughout the Province. We are very fortunate to have such dedic ated people with a great deal of practical experience to pass on knowledge to beginner referees. 35
SOCCER SAFETY COURSES
Only 1 course was conducted during the past year for Soccer Safety.
Lou Moro travelled to Quesnel to conduct the course which was well received by all 18 who attended.
The course we offer is exactly what it is called, "Soccer Safety" and is de signed to act as a basic knowledge of what and what not to do to prevent and treat soccer related injuries. I am sure that if more Districts offered these courses and encouraged their Coaches, Managers and Referees to attend, the players would be cared for better and the soccer field would be a safer place.
SOCCER SCHOOLS
The Soccer School Program offers different levels of schools for players of various skill level and intensity.
The "International Soccer School" offers the ultimate experience for players, giving them good coaching by highly qualified English F.A. Staff Coaches as well as good competitive games. This is capped by a tour of the world famous Wembley Stadium, as well as trips to top league games.
"Shawnigan Lake Soccer Academy" again, offers a very good experience for the more dedicated players, offering a one week live-in course which is staffed by World Class Coaches.
"Tony Waiters World of Soccer" offers a live-in course in the Interior as well as one week of day schools in the Lower Mainland. A Goalkeeper School is also on the program for the aspiring young goalkeeper in the Province, and a "Fun School" is available for the younger players to attend.
"Credit Union Soccer Schools" which was fromerly "Loomis Soccer Schools" are conducting day schools (5 days a week for 3 hours per day) catering to be ginner players in and around the Lower Mainland as well as Vancouver Island (DUNCAN). They also have specialized Goalkeeper Schools and Team Schools for local teams to get a good pre-season start.
Both, Credit Union Soccer Schools and Tony Waiters World of Soccer, School of Excellence" have been approved by the B.C.S.A. and are recommended by the Association for your Districts to support.
It is encouraging to see a lot of the same players returning to the various schools year after year, and also progressing from the day schools to the live- in schools, obviously striving to attain more knowledge of the game they love playing. 36
NATIONAL TRAINING CENTRE (S.F.U.)
A lot of work has been accomplished at the N.T.C. over the past year. It has certainly been the busiest year I can remember.
The World Cup Team played in Mexico for their first ever World Cup with a lot of preparation being done here in Vancouver and many of the players feeling pleased about coming back home from their various clubs from all corners of the world.
The U.19 Youth Team has qualified for the World Youth Finals to be held in Chile in October. A dozen or so players from the Lower Mainland have been training regularly at the Centre in preparation for the CONCACAF Tournament held in Trinadad last August and are continuing their training toward the October finals.
The Youth U.17's are in the World Finals to be held in Canada in July and a good number of the players are from the N.T.C. A lot of work has been done during the past year to help prepare this team for their first World Cup.
A Youth Under 16 Team has been training for the past year to develop players for the next stage of International Competition, many fine prospects are surfacing and the future looks good for players in this corner of the country.
It is now in the planning to run programs for U.14, U.15, U.16, U.18, U.19 and Senior boys. U.16, U.18 and Senior Women.
Lights are being installed at the N.T.C. on the "all weather field" giving us access to more night time training. With all of the different age groups work ing in harmony it will help to get us a conveyor belt of National Team Players for the future. Not only will this develop players, but it will also give an opportunity for Coaches and Managers as well as Trainers to gain valuable ex perience working with elite players.
BEST EVER
During the past year the Best Ever Program has been working to develop B.C. players for the 1988 Olympics.
Intersquad games have been played with the Lower Mainland players taking on the Vancouver Island Team with some very entertaining games and some excellent per formances. Games have also been played against local senior opposition.
In August the Best Ever Team went on a tour of the U.K. with games arranged against professional clubs in England and a non-league club in Wales. 37
Program Administrators report - cont'd....
Derby County, Mansfield, Chesterfield and Bristol Rovers were the opposition in England and Bridgend were our opposition in Wales. The tour was a great learning experience for both the staff and the players.
Progression was evident in each game we played as we adjusted to the top level game played at a very fast pace. The results were not favourable as we lost the first three games, but the staff still felt confident that the end result was how much our players had learned during the games and the preparation for the games. The game in Wales against Bridgend we should have won but alas, another defeat of 2-1, but the players still held their heads high as this was our best performance to date. Our next game against Bristol Rovers saw us play as a different team to when we first arrived in Britain. We won 2-1 with some outstanding performances.
The staff of Keith Watts, Lou Moro and Alan Churchard did a very professional job in all of the preparation leading up to and indeed, the tour itself, I thank them very much.
SUMMARY
I would like to pass on my appreciation to the many people who have assisted me in the various programs, but they are too numerous to mention individually, once again, thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Special thanks to Alan Churchard for his support over the year and to Keith Liddiard for his help and experience. Thanks to the girls in the office, Marcey Cameron, Sally McDonald, Lynn Duncan and Sandra Harvey for putting up with me. Les Wilson, for giving me the benefit of his experience in all areas of the game. Dave Fryatt and the Board of Directors and all of the Instructors and Co-ordinators who have helped make all of the programs work.
Good Luck to the Vancouver 86ers and the new Canadian Soccer League. Good Luck to the Olympic Team in their progress to Korea 88 and the Youth Under 19 Team for their 2nd Youth World Cup in succession to be held in Chile in October. Best wishes to the Youth Under 16's Team who are participating in their first ever World Cup here in Canada, and to all of our B.C. All Star Teams (Boys and Girls) .
Soccer is booming in B.C. and I am proud to be a part of it.
Respectfully Submitted:
Alan Errington Program Administrator 38
L A B A T T ' S SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS (Men's Competition)
Lower Mainland Inter-League (Qualifying Rounds)
Fraser Valley Soccer League (2 Teams) International Summer Soccer League (1 Team) Pacific Coast Soccer League (1 Team) Vancouver Island Soccer League (1 Team) Vancouver Metro Soccer League (4 Teams)
Team Entries:
F.V.S.L. Coquitlam Celtic - North Delta I .S.S.L. Japan P . C. S . L. Vancouver Croatia V.I.S.L. University of Victoria V.M.S.L. Vancouver Firefighters "B"; Richmond Canadians; N/W Queens Park Rangers; Norvan ANAF #45
Round 1: Richmond Canadians 6, Japan 1
Round 2: Vancouver Firefighters "B" 1, Norvan ANAF #45 5 Richmond Canadians 2 , N/W Queens Park Rangers 3 overtime. University of Victoria 0, Vancouver Croatia 2 Coquitlam Celtic 2, North Delta 1
PROVINCE CUP (Semi-finals)
Coquitlam Celtic 1 N/W Queens Park Rangers 4 Norvan ANAF #45 2 Vancouver Croatia 1
PROVINCE CUP FINAL: N/W Queens Park Rangers 2, Norvan ANAF #45 0 39
L A B A T T ' S SENIOR AMATEUR CAHMPIONSHIP (Women's Competition)
Inter-League:
Metro Women's Soccer League (2 Teams) Lower Island Women's Soccer League (2 Teams)
Team Entries:
L. I .W.S.L. - James Bay Athletic - Nanaimo Regal Tigers M. W.S.L. - Richmond Kornerkicks - Coquitlam Women
Semi-Finals :
James Bay Athletic 2, Richmond Kornerkicks 0 Coquitlam Women 2, Nanaimo Regal Tigers 0
LABATT CUP FINAL:
Coquitlam Women 4, James Bay Athletic 2 (overtime) 40
BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION REFEREES ASSESSMENT AND EXAMINING BOARD
The 1986-87 year for the Assessment Board/ as in the past years, was a very busy one. With so much work to be done in the assessment program we found it necessary to re-organize some of the duties of the committee. One full board member was added (Eric Mason). The committee is now Neil Ellett - Vice-Chairman, Tom Kelly - Data Records, George Speed - Recording Secretary, Eric Mason - Liason Education Board. We feel that a positive step was taken with the inclusion of a liaison person from each area association. This way minor problems can be dealt with.
Thanks mainly to the hard work of George Speed, all referees are now on a computerized recording and reporting system.
The B.C. Summer Games were a great success. My thanks to all the referees and assessors that made the long trip to Cranbrook. Let us hope that the weather in Delta will be much better.
Our two F.I.F.A. referees, Bob Allen and John Meachin, in the past year have had international appointments. Also, our National referees, Dave Brummitt, Ivan Chabada, Gordon Rogers and Bob Sawtell, were given National appointments. Our congratulations to themn all for a job well done. Our special congratulations to Bob Allen who has now received his F.I.F.A. badge and is now a full F.I.F.A. referee.
There were three Class 1 referees that the board felt had fulfilled the requirements to be recommended to the C.S.A. Referees Committee as Nominated National referees: Rob Brown, Len Coombes, Terry Rowe.
Arrangements have been made for assessors to attend the Kelowna Tournament on May 15 - 18, 1987, and the Terrace & District Tournament in June.
All officials that were selected for the 1987 Summer Games in Delta have been notified, along with a full assessment panel that will be monitoring their performance on and off the field.
There are two assessors clincs planned: one September 25 - 27, 1987 in the Fraser Valley and one October 23 - 25, 1987 in the Vancouver area.
At this time I would like to thank Alan Churchard, B.C.S.A. Development Coordinator, John Meachin B.C.S.R.A. Secretary, Jack Tinnion - Education, and Len Bridgeman representing the Vancouver Island referees, who made many long trips from Victoria on their behalf. I appreciate your efforts on behalf of referees. - 41
My sincere thanks to the members of the Assessment Board: Neil Ellett, Tom Kelly, George Speed and our new member, Eric Mason. Eric comes with many years experience in refereeing, assessing and administration and I know he will be a valuable asset to the Assessment program in the future.
My last thank you goes to Marcey Cameron for all the work she puts in on behalf of referees. It is very much appreciated.
Respectfully submitted.
NORMAN COLGLOUGH Chairman - Assessment Board - 42 -
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REFEREES ASSESSMENT AND EXAMINING BOARD
A total of 189 assessments have been recorded during the period from June, 1986 - May, 1987.
Referee Upgrading:
The following upgrading of Referees took place during the past year:
September, 1986:- CLASS THREE to CLASS TWO - 8
INTERM CLASS THREE to CLASS THREE - 7
November, 1986:- CLASS TWO to CLASS ONE - 1
April, 1987:- CLASS THREE to CLASS TOO - 7 CLASS THREE to CLASS TOO - 11 INTERM CLASS THREE to CLASS THREE - 11
Respectfully submitted
Tom Kelly Scheduler Referees Assessment and Examining Board 43
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B. C. SUMMER GAMES - 1986
MEN'S COMPETITION (Cranbrook, B.C.)
GOLD MEDAL Vernon Brass Rail SILVER MEDAL: Victoria Sagres BRONZE MEDAL: Cranbrook Rovers
RESULTS (Friday, July 11th)
Cranbrook Rovers 2, Fraser Valley Blackhearts 1 North Shore Nationals 1, Prince Rupert Tilden Athletics 5 Vernon Brass Rail 3, Delta United 0 Victoria Sagres 3, Williams Lake Fraser Inn Hotel 1 Fraser Va-ley Blackhearts 1, North Shore Nationals 0 Cranbrook Rovers 2, Prince Rupert Tilden Athletics 1 Vernon Brass Rail 1, Victoria Sagres 1 Delta United 0, Williams Lake Fraser Inn Hotel 2
Saturday, July 12th Delta United 0, Victoria Sagres 9 Cranbrook Rovers 1, North Shore Nationals 2 Fraser Valley Blackhearts 4, Prince Rupert Tilden Athletics 3 Vernon Brass Rail 3, Williams Lake Fraser Arm Hotel 2 Semi-Finals: Fraser Valley Blackhearts 1, Vernon Brass Rail 2 Victoria Sagres 1, Cranbrook Rovers 0
Sunday, July 13th Championship Game (Gold and Silver Medal)
Vernon Brass Rail 4, Victoria Sagres 1
Consolation Final (Bronze Medal) Fraser Valley Blackhearts 1, Cranbrook Rovers 4 - 44 -
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B . C . SUMMER GAMES - 1986
WOMEN’S COMPETITION (Cranbrook, B.C.)
GOLD MEDAL: Surrey Marlins SILVER MEDAL; Williams Lake Strikers BRONZE MEDAL: Vancouver Dave's F.C.
RESULTS: (Friday, July 11th)
Cranbrook Strikers 0, Surrey Marlins 5 Vancouver Dave's F.C. 5, Terrace Skeena Hotel 0 Victoria Oak Bay Waves 0, Williams Lake Strikers 3 Penticton Copper Mug 6, New Westminster Hyacks 0 Surrey Marlins 7, Vancouver Dave's F.C. 2 Cranbrook Strikers 4, Terrace Skeena Hotel 0 Penticton Copper Mug 4, Victoria Oak Bay Waves 4 New Westminster Hyacks 0, Williams Lake Strikers 12
Saturday, July 12th Pentictor Copper Mug 0, Williams Lake Strikers 2 Surrey Marlins 10, Terrace Skeena Hotel 0 New Westminster Hyacks 1, Victoria Oak Bay Waves 2 Cranbrook Strikers 2, Vancouver Dave's F.C. 5 Semi-Finals: Surrey Marlins 3, Penticton Copper Mug 0 Williams Lake Strikers 3, Vancouver Dave's F.C. 1
Sunday, July 13th Championship Game (Gold and Silver Medal)
Surrey Marlins 3, Williams Lake Strikers 2
Consolation Final (Bronze Medal)
Penticton Copper Mug 1, Vancouver Dave's F.C. 2 - 45
BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION CANADIAN SOCCER ASSOCIATION SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP -CHALLENGE CUP - 1986-
MEN'S COMPETITION:
ROCK FOREST, QUEBEC / OCTOBER 10-13, 1986
GOLD MEDAL: Hamilton Steelers (Ontario) SILVER MEDAL: Vancouver Croatia (British Columbia) BRONZE MEDAL: Edmonton Ital Canadians (Alberta)
RESULTS; Friday, October 10; (Qualifying Round)
Vancouver Croatia 2, Olde Dublin Pub (P.E.I.) 0 Hamilton Steelers 1, Dollard (Quebec) 0
Saturday, October 11; (Qualifying Round)
Winnipeg Germania 0, Olde Dublin Pub, 1 Hamilton Steelers 1, Dollard 0
Sunday, October 12; (Qualifying Round)
Winnipeg Germania 1, Vancouver Croatia 6 Edmonton Ital Canadians 6, Dollard 2
Monday, October 13;
Championship Game;
Hamilton Steelers 1, Vancouver Croatia 0.
Final Standings; 1. Ontario 2. British Columbia 3. Alberta 4. Atlantic Region 5. Quebec 6. Manitoba - 46
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CANADIAN SOCCER ASSOCIATION SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP -JUBILEE TROPHY-
WOMEN*S COMPETITION:
ROCK FOREST, QUEBEC / 10-13 OCTOBER, 1986
GOLD MEDAL Edmonton Angels (Alberta) SILVER MEDAL: Richmond Komerkick (British Columbia) BRONZE MEDAL; Dorval (Quebec)
RESULTS: Friday, October 10: (Qualifying Round)
Richmond Komerkick 3, Saskatoon Canadians 0 Edmonton Angels 2, Scarborough United (Ont) 1
Saturday, October 11: (Qualifying Round)
Scarborough United 1, Lunenburg Lasers (N.S.) 0 Dorval 2, Saskatoon Canadians 0
Sunday, October 12: (Qualifying Round)
Richmond Komerkick 0, Dorval 0 (tie) Edmonton Angels 3, Lunenburg Lasers 0
Monday, October 13:
Championship Game:
Edmonton Angels 6, Richmond Komerkick 3 (overtime) (Regulation Time: 2-2)
Final Standings: 1.. Alberta 2. British Columbia 3. Quebec 4. Ontario 5. Nova Scotia 6. Saskatchewan - 47
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CANADIAN SOCCER ASSOCIATION SENIOR AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP -WOMEN'S INTER-PROVINCIAL SELECT-
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA (June 1986)
Ontario 3, British Columbia 1 British Columbia 7, Saskatchewan 2 Maritimes 0, British Columbia 0 British Columbia 0, Alberta 1
British Columbia placet! fourth in this first ever Women's inter-provincial Select team competition which was used by the National Team selectors in selecting the players to represent Canada in the International game versus the U.S. last July. The games vs the United States were played in Minnesotr.a. B.C. players Gerri Donnelley, Michelle Ring and Cathy Ross were selected to the National team. The U.S. won the first of the two-game series 2-0. Miss Donnelley scored both goals to lead Canada to a 2-1 victory in the second contest.
B.C. WOMEN'S SELECT TEAM: Vicky Brkich (Richmond Athletics) Gerri Donnelley (Surrey Beavers) Cathy Fuller (Richmond Komerkick) Zabine Mohamed (U.B.C.) Julie Mcfaden (Wesburn) Val Buckham (Richmond Kornerkick) Angela Norman (U.B.C.) Kathy Ross (Fraservale) Joy Stark (Richmond Kornerkick) Michelle Spees (Nanaimo Regal Tigers) Kelley Robinson (Vancouver Meralomas) Terry Newell (Surrey.Beavers) Nancy Sutherland (Richmond Kornerkick) Shannon Scott (U.B.C.) Michelle Ring (Aldergrove United) Wendy Hawthorne (Richmond Kornerkick Manager: Leeta Sokalski Coach: Brian Thomson Assistant Coach: Jim Sutherland - 48
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CANADIAN SOCCER ASSOCIATION UNDER-18 SELECT CHAMPIONSHIP -Boys Competition-
QUEBEC CITY, QUEBEC (August 3-7, 1986)
GOLD MEDAL: Ontario SILVER MEDAL: British Columbia BRONZE MEDAL: Quebec
Sunday, August 3 : Tuesday, August 5 : Ontario 3, Alberta 0 Ontario 10, Manitoba 1 British Columbia 4, Saskatchewan 0 British Columbia 2, Maritime 0 Newfoundland 2, Manitoba 3 Alberta 6, Newfoundland 0 Quebec 2, Maritimes 0 Saskatchewan 0, Quebec 5 Monday. August 4 : Thursday, August 6 : Ontario 8, Newfoundland 0 Newfoundland 2, Maritimes 1 British Columbia 4, Quebec 1 Manitoba 3, Saskatchewan 1 Alberta 3, Manitoba 1 Alberta 0, Quebec 1 Saskatchewan 3, Maritimes 2 British Columbia 1, Ontario 3
B.C. UNDER-18 SELECT TEAM:
Shel Brodsgaard (Victoria) Dan Crouch (North Vancouver) Rod Schenoni (Coquitlam) Paul Foster (Delta) Nick Dasovic (Burnaby) Tom Kim (Vancouver) Steve Burns (Richmond) Dave Fiorvento (North Vancouver) Mario Montagliani (Vancouver) Mike Smith (Burnaby) Mike Mosher (Vancouver) Colin Pettingale (Vancouver) Renato Vincelli (Burnaby) Raymond Pang (Vancouver) Steve Tong (Vancouver) Paul McCallum (Delta) Manager: Maurice Edward (North Vancouver) Coach: Vince Alvano (North Vancouver) Asst. Coach: Gerry Macey (North Vancouver) - 49
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CANADIAN SOCCER ASSOCIATION UNDER-16 SELECT CHAMPIONSHIP -Boys Competition-
CALGARY, ALBERTA (August 10 - 15, 1986)
GOLD MEDAL: Quebec SILVER MEDAL: British Columbia BRONZE MEDAL: Ontario
Sunday, August 10: Thursday, August 14: British Columbia 7, Nova Scotia 0 British Columbia 2, Ontario 1 Saskatchewan 0, Ontario 8 Saskatchewan 2, Quebec 4 Alberta 0, Quebec 2 Alberta 4, Nova Scotia 0
Monday, August 11: Friday, August 15: British Columbia 4, Alberta 0 Quebec 4, Nova Scotia 2 Saskatchewan 2, Nova Scotia 5 Alberta 2, Ontario 2 Ontario 1, Quebec 2 British Columbia 5, Saskachewan 0
Tuesday, August 12: British Columbia 0, Quebec 1 Saskatchewan 0, Alberta 10 Ontario 8, Nova Scotia 0
B.C. UNDER-16 SELECT TEAM:
Vince Roffolo (Victoria) Brad Baker (North Vancouver) Tony Clarke (Burnaby) Paulo Bordignon (Surrey) Chad Johnson (Delta) Steven MacDonald (Vancouver) Gary Blair (Vancouver) Cameron Brown (Vancouver) Russell Collins (Delta) Jack Wendt (North Vancouver) Guito Tittoto (Burnaby) Robbie Csabai (Vancouver) Mike Vanderberg (Surrey) Kenny Campbell (North Vancouver) Ian Carrol (Powell River) Steve Millar (Coquitlam)
Manager: Larry Engman (Mission) Coach: Gary Knihnitsky (Burnaby) Asst, Coach: Joe Iacobellis (Port Moody) - 50 -
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CANADIAN SOCCER ASSOCIATION NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS -PETRO-CANADA BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB COMPETITION-
Under-18 Girls:
Champion: Scarborough United (Ontario) Runner-Up: Surdel Cyclones (British Columbia)
Under-18 Boys: Champion: Edmonton Juventus (Alberta) Runner-Up: Bourassa (Quebec)
Under-16 Girls: Champ ion; Richmond Oldon Pirates (British Columbia) Runner-Up: Scarborpugh United (Ontario)
Under-16 Boys: Champ ion: Wexford Display (Ontario) Runner-Up; Montreal Concordia (Quebec)
Under-14 Girls: Champion: Oakville Angels (Ontario) Runner-Up: Dartmouth United (Nova Scotia)
Under-14 Boys: Champion: Vancouver Roma Hall (Vancouver) Runner-Up: Burrlington Ridge Rangers (Ontario) BRITISH COLUMBIA SOCCER ASSOCIATION
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