Calgary United Soccer Association 2018 Annual Report

About Calgary United Soccer Association

Organized soccer in Calgary dates back to 1898 when the Calgary Association Football League held its inaugural season with 6 teams and 140 players. Many iterations and 82 years later, CUSA was founded as an amalgamation of Calgary

Men’s Soccer League and Calgary United Soccer. In its inaugural season, CUSA operated leagues for approximately 30 teams and 600 players. Over the past 35 years the association has grown dramatically today consisting of over 300 teams and 8,000+ registered players and coaches. CUSA offers its members two seasons of play annually (indoor and outdoor) in men’s, women’s and co-ed programs.

Our Vision:

Gateway to Soccer

Our Mission:

Leading adult soccer through inclusion, innovation and opportunity.

Values:

We are dedicated and responsible to our members to maintain and Accountability grow our community through sound judgement and governance.

We act with fairness, justice, honesty, Integrity consistency, and committed to ethical practice.

We are firmly committed to inclusive participation and the richness of Respect diversity. Contents 06 Highlights 08 Executive Summary: CUSA Business Plan 10 Achievement Awards 16 Structure of Soccer in Alberta 18 League Structure 20 Programs 22 Men’s Program 25 Co-ed Program 29 Futsal Program 31 Women’s Program 32 Canadian Soccer Nationals 32 Provincial Results 37 Cups, Tournaments & Special Events 53 Fair Play and Division Champion 55 Discipline Report 59 Social Media 60 Giving Back 61 Financial Review 66 Standings 88 Additional Information 89 Board of Directors

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Letter from the President

Dear members, stakeholders and fans of the beautiful game in Calgary,

It is our pleasure to present the 2018 Annual Report for Calgary United Soccer Association. We are entering into an exciting time for the world’s most popular game in Canada and within our Calgary community. Steven Reed, President of Canada Soccer has stated that the hosting of the 2026 FIFA World CupTM will be a defining moment for Canada Soccer, a once-in-a-generation opportunity. We are that generation: What a fortunate time to be engaged in the sport. While Calgary will not be playing host to any of the games, we will reap the benefit of the enhanced interest in the sport itself. This is already evident with the buzz generated from the announcement of the new Canadian Premier League’s franchise, Cavalier’s FC commencing their inaugural season in 2019. It is momentous to see the largest sport in the city combine with the iconic venue of Spruce Meadows as part of this national venture. We are Many; We are One is demonstrated throughout this initiative!

In the past year a number of significant milestones have been met by our members and the association. Callies Major continue to raise the bar making their 11th trip to the Challenge Cup National Competition since the establishment of the AMSL. Calgary’s own Progressive FC became the first Alberta Men’s team to participate in the Futsal Canada Championships. Canada is recognized worldwide for its strong grassroots participation which is reflected in our membership with programs ranging from the Elite level, challenging for a national title, to the Over 55 and Coed programs where players continue to play for the pure love of the game.

The Board and Administration have successfully completed the five year Strategic Plan and have shared in this Report the Executive Summary and the objectives for the next year and beyond. The specific objectives that we have outlined are in support of CUSA’s broader goals to Uphold the Foundation, Grow the Game and Enrich the Experience for our members. We are extremely proud of our ability to help to build community, new relationships, diversity and inclusion in Calgary through our sport. We know that it fosters personal growth, health and happiness in our membership.

We look forward to building on the momentum of the launch of the CPL and the United 2026 bid success to elevate our game and our association in the City of Calgary. It is the collective effort of our members, administration, board and our partners to capitalize on this opportunity to help elevate the sport in our community, the province and beyond.

All the best in soccer and otherwise to our members during the upcoming year,

Sincerely,

Jasprit Lail

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Highlights

Participation Highlights For the period ended March 31, 2018.

Financial Highlights

CUSA’s financial position remains strong with the Board and Administration working to ensure that members receive good value for their fees.

2018 2017 2016 2015 League Registration Fees 1,777,997 2,005,093 2,094,349 2,118.30 Sponsorship Revenue 4,000 0 2,000 3,000 Total Revenues 2,381,606 2,828,379 2,865,129 2,703,760 Less: Total Expenses 2,371,423 2,494,179 2,532,106 2,440,107 Less: Contribution to Future Facilities Fund 108,200 114,800 117,200 116,000 Change in Unrestricted Net Assets 14,763 349,200 333,023 147,653

Cash 419,119 397,292 542,367 413,145 Investments (Current & Long Term) 1,603,740 1,633,838 1,303,944 1,047,278 Total Assets 3,085,375 3,167,593 3,001,483 1,796,663 Total Liabilities 1,325,857 1,418,258 1,601,346 729,551 Net Assets 1,759,518 1,749,335 1,400,135 1,067,112

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Executive Summary CUSA Business Plan 2017 – 2022

Calgary United Soccer has incredible potential. We’ve always been guided by our deep love of the sport of soccer and our mission to help the sport grow in Calgary and in the Province of Alberta. Our roots go back to 1898 when the Calgary Association Football League held its inaugural season of organized soccer with 6 teams and 140 players. Many iterations and 82 years later, Calgary United Soccer Association (CUSA) was founded as an amalgamation of Calgary Men’s Soccer League and Calgary United Soccer. In its inaugural season, CUSA operated leagues for approximately 30 teams and 600 players. Over the past 35 years the association has grown dramatically today consisting of over 310 teams and 9,000+ registered adult players and coaches. CUSA offers its members two seasons of play annually (indoor and outdoor) in men’s, women’s and co-ed programs.

We have spent considerable time evaluating fresh strategic objectives as a part of our five-year review and we have created plans to achieve such objectives, with the singular view of improving competitions and our members’ experience. This plan represents countless hours of dedicated and thoughtful refinement. We are confident that through this Strategic Plan, Calgary United Soccer can meet its tremendous potential, and help soccer in Calgary reach its potential, too. Objects (2011):  To promote, foster, develop, and manage all aspects of senior amateur indoor and outdoor soccer in District four (4) as defined by the Alberta Soccer Association.  To acquire real estate by purchase or lease, to provide playing fields or structures for the games and social activities of its members.  To make financial arrangements for the acquisition or sale of real property in such a manner as the Association may, from time to time, see fit.  To pursue ways and means of raising funds for the Association and its members.  To promote and foster the transition of players from youth to senior soccer.

Pillars

Uphold the Foundation Act as diligent stewards of the association by regularly assessing and refining policies and procedures related to governance, leadership and financial stability Grow the Game Contribute positively to growth in soccer by delivering superior programs and services while embracing growth and diversity through organizational development and partnerships Enrich the Experience Endeavour to continually improve the experience of members through effective program administration and ensuring access to quality facilities

Strategic Priorities

Strong Communication and Brand Awareness  Improve access to information  Strengthen Partner Association and Community Ties  Enrich relationships within the soccer community Grow and Diversify Services  Retention and recruitment of Membership  Expand playing opportunities across association  Enhanced capacity of membership Strengthen Association  Drive and maintain high satisfaction levels in the Association’s programs  Expand Soccer Related events hosted and promoted  Demonstrated excellence in Association management

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2018 Accomplishments Strong Communication and Brand Awareness  CUSA partners with ProActive Health Group to offer members an opportunity to access a multidisciplinary medical team to receive assessment and an option for treatment for an injury.  Establishment of benchmark of website analytics  Engagement of marketing and digital design firm April 2018  Increased Social Media presence  Supported Calgary Police Services with their Diversity Game in September and their game with the Calgary Drop In Centre during the Indoor Nations Cup.

Grow and Diversify Services  CUSA supports local official, Sunny Marshall, to Dallas Cup April 2017.  17 Nations were represented and 24 teams compete for the 2017 Nations Cup. Sudan captures Open Men’s Title and Ethiopia Masters earn their first title.  Callies Major participates in Challenge Trophy for the 21st time in club history. This was their 11th since joining the AMSL , a record among the Men’s teams.  15 Calgary players invited to participate in Futsal ID camp. Two, Dylan Tooby and Nicolas Gonzalez were invited to join Canadian Men’s National Futsal team for exhibition series in Costa Rico Jan.  Review of referee activity in Calgary District October 2017  Sought input from membership on interest on a 7v7 league both for Indoor and Outdoor April 2018  17 Nations were represented and 24 teams compete for the 2018 Indoor Nations Cup. Afghanistan captures their first Open Men’s Title and Serbia Masters earn their first as well.  Coed League changes format of league to consolidate like teams within divisions April 2018  First Calgary (Alberta) Men’s team attends Futsal National Championship – Progressive FC, finishes 5th of 8 teams April 2018

Strengthen Association  CUSA Board complete development of and approves the 2017-2022 CUSA Strategic Business Plan.  CUSA received Good rating for financial management from City of Calgary for 5th consecutive year.  CUSA successful in receiving Calgary Capital Conservation Grant, $58,075 for Bleacher Replacement at Broadview.  CUSA partners with Soccer Without Boundaries, an innovative multicultural outreach program aimed at integrating new Canadians into their community. It breaks down barriers and lets children feel that they belong. It allows them to build self-esteem, develop leadership skills and strengthen social relationships through teamwork, fair play, and conflict resolution. It also provides their parents and families with a means to volunteer and get involved.  Continued provision of field times for referees to participate in on field training opportunities throughout the year. 2019 Areas of Focus Strong Communication and Brand Awareness  Continue expanding upon work with marketing and brand design firm including the exploration of updating the CUSA Brand.  Formalize means to gather and analyse membership feedback on facilities, programs, social media and website.  Expand strategic relationships with common focus organizations as it relates to facility development and access. Grow and Diversify Services  Continue to review and evaluate programs offered to membership  Continue exposure of 7v7 Outdoor game to target age groups  Engage CMSA and minor clubs about the options for players once graduating from the minor program  Develop a systematic plan to attract, retain and develop competent coaches and officials  Explore interest in the 7v7 non-boarded game  Increase awareness to Futsal program for players and officials Strengthen Association  Assess internal needs to strengthen connection to and support of existing CUSA Community  Review of sport governance best practices and documentation.  Augment funding sources beyond fees to retain access and meet strategic priorities  Investigate options and opportunities via Succession planning for Board and staff.  Explore opportunities to support Calgary’s Canadian Premier League team, the Calvary FC.  Exploit opportunities as the result of the increased profile of the game in Canada as the result of the 2026 vote decision.

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Achievement Awards

At the 2017 Annual General Meeting four individuals were recognized for their ongoing support to the sport of soccer in Calgary and in particular for Calgary United Soccer.

Jack Buckler Award

2017 Recipient: Blizzard Soccer Club

Awarded for the most outstanding contribution to the sport of soccer within Calgary and area.

The Calgary Blizzard Soccer Club began in 1967 when Marino Sedran and Gordon Hawkins took a team of 11 and 12-year- old Calgary boys to represent the province of Alberta at an Expo 67 soccer competition in Montreal. On their return, the team took the name of a defunct Canadian Junior Football team, the “North Hill Blizzards,” and was remodeled around six of the original players.

Sedran and Hawkins coached basically the same group of boys, moving up as the players’ ages changed. They played in a league against other Northwest Calgary teams, which included Montgomery, Highwood, and University Heights. From 1967 to 1977, the team won its way to the National Championships three times and captured the National title in 1971 as the top Juvenile Team in Canada.

By the mid 70s, the Northwest communities needed somewhere for their growing numbers of graduating pee wees and older boys to play. Gary Burkholder, soccer coordinator for Brentwood, and Kermit Newman, soccer coordinator for Triwood, helped fulfill this need along with Sedran, Hawkins, and several other soccer enthusiasts, by developing the idea of a Northwest Zone Club to handle soccer activities from Bantam level and up.

The Calgary Blizzard Soccer Club was registered as a Society in the Province of Alberta on March 14, 1977. The three teams of that year have grown many-fold, with the Club offering both recreational and competitive soccer for boys and girls from U4 to U18 and adult leagues for both men and women. Blizzard delivers programs and services of the highest caliber with many of our players competing at elite levels and receiving university scholarships across Canada and the United States.

Attending to accept this on behalf of the Calgary Blizzards is their long time President, and the 2016 ASA Women of Distinction Award Recipient – Mary Jo Spence

Life Time Achievement

2017 Recipient: Jim Marvill

Awarded to the individual for years of outstanding contribution and unselfish effort towards the growth of the Calgary United Soccer Association.

Born in England, Jim has enjoyed a long career as a graphic designer in the Calgary advertising community. Jim was a player (Goalie) before an injury moved him behind the bench and his coaching career began. He has been a long time coach and manager for the Darts Club. Under his watch Jim and Larry Porier were the ultimate good coach, bad coach pair that developed numerous players and teams, who enjoyed success both in the league and at provincials. Jim has retired as a coach and now enjoys his time as an artist.

President’s Award

2017 Recipient: Gord Rodway

Awarded to the individual who has displayed a dedication in their support and contribution towards the programs of the Calgary United Soccer Association.

Gord was the long time Manager of the Callies Major team and a key part of the team responsible for success and building of the club over the years.

Gord was recognized by Alberta Soccer in 2003 with an Award of Merit for his dedication to the development of the AMSL.

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Kieran McGarrigle Award

2017 Recipient: Leo Donlevy

Awarded annually to an individual for their outstanding contributions that improve the refereeing community in Calgary and area.

Leo has been a soccer referee, assessor, provincial level instructor, mentor and a long time member of the ASA Referee Development Committee. Leo's impact upon the community as an advocate for education and development in it’s striving for excellence was far reaching.

In his spare time he found time to serve on the CUSA Discipline Committee as well as officiating local games.

Award of Merit

2017 Recipient: Graeme Smiley

Awarded to individuals for time and services rendered in support of Calgary United Soccer Association and its members.

Graeme Smiley understands the power of sport, specifically soccer. He was instrumental in organizing the CPS vs Syrian Soccer Sons. "This is a great opportunity for us to meet and learn more about the Syrian community in Calgary."

Calgary police acting Staff Sgt. Graeme Smiley said the match was an opportunity to build bridges and understanding. "It is kind of a welcome to Canada and a discussion of how, in this case, what we have in common is a love of the game. It just breaks down barriers," Smiley said. "Perhaps where they are from and what they know, does not involve police officers being approachable, being active members of the communities. So we see this as a great breaking down of barriers and we are thrilled that they agreed to play us."

Smiley said it's also a chance to plant a positive seed. "We see this is a great kickoff event, it is consistent with our charitable partner the Calgary Police Foundation. They are involved in prevention, early intervention programs involving youth."

Award of Merit

2017 Recipient: Michael Oliver

Awarded to individuals for time and services rendered in support of Calgary United Soccer Association and its members.

Mike has been a fixture in the Calgary soccer community for several years as both a parent and volunteer coach/official and in recent years as a Board Member of CUSA. Mike still is involved through his involvement on the ASA Competitions Committee. Mike has always been available to represent CUSA at Provincials, City Cups and for many years was the lead presenter for the Player of the Month.

He has also been very active as a regular member of our Discipline Committee. Often being available to fill in on short notice when vacancies occur. Award of Merit – Co-Ed

2017 Recipient: Mike Pointmeier

Awarded to individuals for times and services rendered in support of Calgary Co-Ed Rec Soccer and its members.

Mike is one of the original members of the Coed program and understands what it is about – Fair Play and Sportsmanship. He has supported the league and provided suggestions on means for improvement over the years. Recently he has upped his game and joined the Coed Advisory Committee where he now has direct influence on the rules, alignment and direction of the program.

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Structure of Soccer in Alberta

Calgary United Soccer Association is one of 19 members within Alberta Soccer FIFA Association, the governing body of soccer within the province. Through CUSA, teams and players have a direct link to FIFA, Canadian Soccer through the provincial governing body and Association Canada Soccer. Alberta Soccer Along with CUSA, Calgary Minor Soccer Association Association (CMSA) and Calgary Women’s Soccer Association (CWSA), these 3 organizations make up District 4 within Calgary United Soccer Alberta Soccer.

Alberta Soccer helps set directions that many leagues use as guidelines, such as Team or Club rules and relegations, and referee and coach development. However, each league operates separately. For example, Player the league structures and rules in Edmonton are similar but vastly different than what is used in Lethbridge.

Alberta Soccer hosts all provincial competitions between the minor and senior organizations. Teams that compete and earn the Provincial Championship title in the Challenge Cup and Youth Tier One Championships become the provincial representative at the various National Championships. Alberta Soccer sets out the rules for Provincial Competitions along with recommendations from the district members to set out competition guidelines that are fair for each qualified team.

Soccer remains the largest sport by participation in Alberta with over 95,000 registered players throughout the province. Senior soccer is comprised of approximately 25% of the total membership with Edmonton and Calgary representing over 80% of all registered senior players in the province.

Outdoor 2017 Outdoor 2016 Indoor 2017/18 Indoor 2016/17 CSA Registered Players - Male 475,954 501,389 CSA Registered Players - Female 300,219 317,551 Total CSA Registered Players 834,363 818,940

Senior ASA Players 20,313 20,671 19,741 21,132 Youth ASA Players 63,084 62,307 33,630 33,871 Total ASA Players 83,397 82,978 53,371 55,003

CUSA Men's Players 5,253 5,539 3,675 3,759 CUSA Co-Ed Players 1,533 1,702 1,580 1,851 CUSA Women's Players 131 215 0 157 CUSA Futsal Players 0 0 238 117 Total CUSA Players 6,917 7,456 5,493 5,884

CUSA as % of Senior ASA Players 34.1% 36.1% 27.8% 27.8% CUSA as % of Total ASA Players 8.3% 9.0% 10.3% 10.7%

Within Alberta the majority of the Alberta Soccer registrations are from youth soccer. Senior soccer is comprised of approximately 30% of the total membership with Edmonton and Calgary representing over 80 of all registered senior players in the province. Nation wide Alberta has the fourth largest soccer registration; Senior Soccer in Alberta is second in size behind Ontario.

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League Structure

Number Of Teams Competition Level Provincial Championship National Championship Outdoor Indoor Open Division AMSL (Outdoor) 8 (3 in Calgary) NA Provincial Challenge Cup Challenge Trophy Major (Indoor) NA 8 City Challenge Cup - Premier 10 8 City Premier - Division 1 10 9 City Tier 1 - Division 2 10 10 City Tier 2 - Division Division 3B 20 20 City Tier 3 - 3A Division Division Division 30 29 City - - 4A 4B 4C Division Division Division 30 14 City - - 5A 5B 5C Division Division 16 0 City - - 6A 6B Age Restricted Divisions Master's Elite 7 6 City Masters Major Western Canadians Master's Premier 10 10 City Masters Premier - Master's 1 10 12 City - - Master's 2 10 11 City - - Master's 3 12 0 City - - Over 45A 7 8 City - - Over 45B 10 0 City - - Over 45C 10 10 City - - Over 45D 10 9 City - - Over 55 7 0 City - - Classics – Women’s 6 0 Provincial/City Classics Major/Premier Western Canadians TOTAL: 228 164

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Programs

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Men’s Program

Alberta Major Soccer The Men’s Programs offer competitive league play for players as young as 16 years of age. The League Program also offers age restricted divisions for older players to solely play with others of their age. The minimum age in the Open Division is 16 Men's years of age, players in the Master’s Division players 16 yrs & older must be at least 35, and CUSA offers divisions for Over 45 and 55 age groups as well.

CUSA offers a comprehensive range of leagues Master's and competitions to provide a platform for players 35 yrs & older players of all ages, 16 and above, and of all skill levels. On top of our existing leagues - Open- aged from AMSL through to Division 6, Masters Over 45 (Over 35), Over 45, Over 55, we followed a successful return to CUSA’s running of a Men’s players 45 yrs & older Futsal league with an increased division size, while also introducing a competitive Women’s Futsal league for the first time. Over 55 players 55 yrs & older The league structure is based on promotion and relegation. Teams earn their way into higher divisions through the previous season results. Top performing teams from the Premier, 1st, 2nd and 3rd divisions of the Men’s Open League and of the Masters Premier division qualify to compete in the provincial championships. Provincial Champions from the AMSL and Master’s Elite Divisions qualify for the Canada Soccer National Club Championships.

In total we had teams competing in 25 Outdoor Divisions, 19 Indoor Divisions and 8 different City Cup competitions throughout the year. We continue to work with our teams to be flexible and forward-thinking by providing as many opportunities as possible for them to play soccer. Based on feedback and survey results, we recently featured a successful round of 7 v 7 exhibition games for the Over 55’s teams, with a view to rolling this out more comprehensively in the future as an option for more CUSA divisions.

Newly registered teams in the Open Division are required to start in the lowest division. Those demonstrating strong performance during the season have the option to participate in the league’s Promotional Challenge held at the end of each season. An undefeated team from Division 6 has the ability, through a series of challenge games, to earn a position in Division 3 for the following season. Teams from all other divisions have the ability to move up two divisions based on results from challenge games, i.e. from Division 4 to Division 2.

Promotional Challenges

Outdoor 2017 Indoor 2017/18 Division 1 No Challenge CCSC Croatia defeated White Eagles Division 2 Airdrie United 1 retained No Challenge Division 3 Crusaders FC defeated Chinooks Broheims No Challenge

Age Demographics of the Men’s Program

When making the move from youth soccer to adult programs players are also making the move from age based programs to those based upon prior performance. Within youth programs players and teams move within age groups, with the potential of under aged players playing into older age categories. Within adult programs players are not required to move playing categories as they age and often teams will be comprised of a diverse age range. Graduating U18 Tier 1 teams are predominantly comprised of 18 year olds. Within the AMSL the average player age in the men’s division was 26 in 2012. Teams in adult programs will often supplement their roster with new players however; rarely will an entire team change over between seasons.

While the greatest majority of U19 players start in lower divisions in CUSA, U19 aged players did comprise 7.5% of Division 1 in 2015 with 21 registered players between 10 teams. This is in contrast to the U23 players comprising 40% of the AMSL membership, 31% of Premier and 25% of Division 1. This would be consistent with the time referenced as being required to adjust to the style of adult game and the required physical size to compete. Add to the fact that within U18 the entire program averages 30 teams over the past few years. CUSA Open Men’s Division ranges between 123 to 140 teams, all of which have the opportunity to register U19 players.

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Age Demographics of the Men’s Program

Co-Ed Program

Calgary Co-Ed Rec Soccer Program – Just for Kicks About Co-Ed

Calgary Co-Ed Rec Soccer was first introduced by the Calgary Soccer Federation (CSF) in the summer of 2002. During this time, the break between the Indoor and Outdoor month’s left unused Indoor field space throughout the city of Calgary and allowed for the Introduction of Co-Ed soccer during the summer months. Creating the Co-Ed program allowed for adults (18+) to Competitive learn and enjoy the game of soccer in a fun, social and Austria & Belgium recreational environment.

Calgary United Soccer Association (CUSA) had its first Semi-Competitive inaugural season in the winter 2009 season with a total of Canada & Denmark 75 teams participating. In 2012, CUSA had its full amalgamation of the Co-Ed program and as a result has Intermediate grown to 160 teams annually combined between the Ecuador & Faroe Islands winter and summer indoor/outdoor programs offered.

Calgary Coed strives for adult players to have fun on and Recreational off the field and creates a social atmosphere for players to Ghana & Honudras have fun and learn the game of soccer. It remains the only Alberta Soccer Association (ASA) sanctioned Coed Soccer Ultra-Recreational league in Calgary and the only league with CSA certified Ireland & Japan officials.

Calgary Co-Ed Rec Soccer Recently added the Outdoor 7v7 program in 2015, where teams compete at the Calgary Soccer Centre on smaller artificial turf fields with field dimensions/nets similar to what is offered to the youth Under-12 program offered by Calgary Minor Soccer Association. At the end of each season, the top team within the group wins the divisional finalist and the team with the best Fair Play is awarded the Fair Play winner.

For the summer of 2018 the COED program expanded divisions from a linear divisional alignment, where each division is higher than the next, to a wide alignment, where there are groups teams that create various pools within either Competitive, Intermediate, or Recreational divisions. This will allow the league to shuffle the divisions to allow for more variety in competition, and also reduces concerns teams have when their rosters change between seasons.

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During the season, teams compete in a regular season format, while finishing off the season with 2 play-off games. The top 4 teams in each division compete for the divisional winner, while the bottom teams participate in 2 friendly matches based on their rankings within the season. The team in each division with the best Fair Play wins the Fair Play award. A unique feature to the Indoor program is each division titles are named after countries from around the world.

Season Program Offered Division Offered Facilities Competitive Semi-Competitive Summer Indoor Intermediate Calgary Soccer Centre May – Mid- August Recreational Ultra-Recreational Competitive Semi-Competitive Calgary Soccer Centre Winter Indoor Intermediate Calgary West Soccer October – Late March Recreational The Genesis Centre Ultra-Recreational Competitive Summer Recreational Calgary Soccer Centre Outdoor – 7v7 May - September Artificial Turf

FAIR PLAY – My Game is Fair Play

Fair play is a fundamental part of the game of soccer. It represents the positive benefits of playing by the rules, using common sense and respecting fellow players, referees, opponents and fans. FIFA created the "My Game is Fair Play" slogan to promote playing by the rules, being sportsmanlike, and showing respect for referees, teammates, opponents and fans. It is an easy to remember slogan that ALL players should abide by, on and off the field of play.

The Calgary Coed program followed in the footsteps of Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) to promote the famous “My Game Is Fair Play” slogan by creating the Fair Play Award. The Fair Play Award is awarded to the team with the highest Fair Play points in each division that represents playing by the rules, being sportsmanlike, showing respect to opponents, referees and teammates. Winner of this award are based on their total points accumulated throughout the season + half of their total Fair Play Points. Fair Play Points are earned during each game rated by the referee on a scale from zero (0) to ten (10), with zero being the lowest and ten being the highest. Factors throughout the season such as yellow or red cards received by team officials/players, forfeitures, etc. may affect overall Fair Play ratings. Teams are expected to earn at least 7 Fair Play Points per game over the course of the season.

COED Fair Play Principles

Fair play in an attitude that show itself in behavior Playing is a privilege not a right

Hold your opponents and game officials in high esteem for without them there Respect for others would be no game

Show fairness, recognize and appreciate excellence in performance and attitude Sportsmanship regardless of team affiliation, enjoy the sport for its own sake

Demonstrate respect of written and unwritten rules (and the spirit of those rules) by Respect for others following them Friendship Promote fellowship within the soccer community not just for your own team Team Spirit Believe in each other Fair Competition Be part of a just competition; be as cooperative as you are competitive Equality Share the sport with others regardless of creed, ethnicity or ability Integrity Do the ‘right’ thing, show grace when winning, good humor when losing Solidarity Be allies with one another Tolerance Acknowledge, accept and respect differences Care Maintain self-control at all times, be considerate of others

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Co-Ed League Statistics

Division Number of Teams Summer 2017 Winter 2016/17 Indoor Austria 7 6 Competitive Belgium 8 11 Competitive Canada 10 10 Semi – Competitive Denmark 9 7 Semi – Competitive Ecuador 9 10 Intermediate Faroe Islands 9 7 Intermediate Ghana 10 10 Recreational Honduras N/A 10 Recreational Outdoor 7-on-7 7 N/A Recreational Total: 69 71

League # of teams # of Players Male % Female % Summer 2016 – Indoor 71 1492 953 63% 539 37% Summer 2017 - Indoor 69 1376 873 63% 503 37%

Winter 2016/17 81 1817 1184 65% 633 35% Winter 2017/18 71 1579 1023 65% 556 35%

Summer 2016 - Outdoor 7 160 108 67.5% 52 32.5% Summer 2017 – Outdoor 7 156 104 67% 52 34%

Coed Age Demographics

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Futsal Program

This was the 2nd successful season that Futsal has been incorporated into the CUSA programs. The program was previously known as the COPA Futsal league which became an Associate Member within CUSA prior to the Indoor 2016/17 season.

The 2017-2018 season was an exciting season for CUSA Futsal, as a new Women’s division was launched, and it was also the first season that a Men’s team from Alberta would be represented at the National Futsal Championships. What is Futsal?

Futsal is similar to soccer but vastly different. It is a unique, fast-paced indoor sport played across Canada and around the world. The ball is smaller and has less of a bounce which helps players work on their ball control skills. The game is played with 5 players, including the goalkeeper, and 23 minute halves. The last 2 minutes of the second half is stop time and teams get one-30 second time-out per half. Another major difference is that a goalkeeper may only touch the ball once per possession which creates helps create an offensive styled game. The Canadian National Futsal Club Championships are played on hard courts, typically using basketball court sizes.

Canada Soccer is committed to the growth and promotion of the game. At the elite club level, Canada Soccer supports domestic competition through the annual Futsal Canadian Championship. Canada Soccer also supports playing opportunities provided by the National Futsal Team in international competitions including the FIFA Futsal World Cup. Men’s Division

The 2017 – 18 season started on a high note with Canadian Futsal Team’s head coach Kyt Selaidopoulos in Calgary for a Identification Camp in addition to delivering a Futsal Coaching Course. Following the camp two CUSA members, Dylan Tooby and Nico Gonzalez invited to join Team Canada in Costa Rica for a series of friendlies against the Los Ticos. Canada Soccer's Futsal National Team wrapped up a two- match international series with Costa Rica 20 January with a 0:5 defeat to the back-to-back defending CONCACAF Futsal Championship winners. The team featured 10 players making their international debut for Canada along with three players who attended the 2016 CONCACAF Futsal Championship hosted in Costa Rica.

"These matches were an important step in the preparations for the 2020 CONCACAF Futsal Championship giving our younger players top level international experience against the top team in our region," said Futsal National Team Head Coach Kyt Selaidopoulos. "We will continue to work toward preparing the players for the international opportunities that futsal provides, including the Futsal World Cup."

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Team Canada (Costa Rica January 2018)

2017-18 season witnessed 7 men’s teams compete throughout the season for the right to represent Calgary United and the province of Alberta at the Canadian Futsal National Championships. After an undefeated league season Progressive FC encountered a determined young SAIT squad in the Provincial Championship final. SAIT captured the inaugural Provincial Title in an exciting match with a 6-4 final score over Progressive FC. Exam and class schedules did not work in the team’s favor and they were unable to attend. Progressive FC was accepted as the alternate representative and represented Alberta for the first time a Futsal National Championships. Progressive FC finished in 5th place, and was the highest ranked new team to the competition. Women’s Division

Following a successful Women’s Futsal tournament in the spring of 2017, CUSA launched our first ever Women’s Futsal program. The opening season saw varsity teams from SAIT and Ambrose University, as well as the independent teams of PASS FC, Rapids Thunder, Wrangler Raiders and CFC Rangers. SAIT won the division with an impressive 12-0 record.

Futsal Age Demographics

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Women’s Program

The inaugural Women’s Division in CUSA kicked off in the Outdoor season of 2016. Since then, the new program gave female players in Calgary and area a new league to play in. 6 Classics teams participated in CUSA’s Women’s program in 2017. CUSA has worked with the registered teams to help grow the program. One example is the grandfathering of underage players. It was requested that teams could register up to 2 underage players who are at least 27 years or older. This is similar to how the Over 45 division was started and how the Over 55 division currently is. Over the seasons, the minimum age will increase until the age is 30.

The Classics teams have had success at the Provincial level. Phoenix Rebels took Bronze in the top division, Classics Major for Outdoor. For Indoor 2017 18 there was no Classic Division within CUSA.

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Canadian Soccer National Championships

Calgary Callies Major – 11th place finish

Futsal Canadian Championships

Progressive PC – 5th place finish

Provincial Results

The table below highlights recent results for CUSA teams at the Alberta Soccer Provincial Championships

COMPETITION Outdoor 2017 Indoor 2017 18 GOLD Callies FC - CUSA Scottish CHALLENGE CUP Silver Scottish Green & Gold CUSA Major / AMSL Bronze Green & Gold Drillers Fair Play Callies FC - CUSA Drillers GOLD Emerald Exports Palermo FC PREMIER Silver Storm FC – CUSA Cal West Lads Club United- CUSA CUSA Premier Bronze Croatia Dinamo AC Milan Fair Play PASS FC - CUSA GOLD Foothills Darts Spurs FC – CUSA White Eagles TIER I Silver Africana Edmonton Warriors CUSA Division 1 Bronze AC Milan 2 CJSC Azzurri - CUSA Fair Play AC Milan 2 GOLD Dutch Lions Rangers FC TIER II Silver Strikers HPP2 United Nova FC - CUSA CUSA Division 2 Bronze Rising Stars Bumblebee FC Fair Play Dutch Lions GOLD NE United Elite-CUSA Dynamo FC - CUSA TIER III Silver Evolution – CUSA CCSC Croatia - CUSA CUSA Division 3 Bronze Calgary Celtic FC – CUSA Cameroon/RS United Fair Play Cold Lake GOLD Scottish Masters KC Trojans Masters MASTER’S MAJOR Silver Victoria Masters Transilvania O35 - CUSA CUSA Master’s Elite Bronze Transilvania O35 - CUSA Scottish Masters Fair Play Dinosaurs Alumni - CUSA MASTER’S GOLD Eldorado - CUSA Emerald Exports Masters PREMIER Silver Chinooks Blackstars – CUSA Scottish Premier Masters CUSA Master’s Bronze Global United Global United Premier Fair Play Medicine Hat Wild GOLD Green and Gold CLASSICS MAJOR Silver Tsunami Blues

CUSA Classics Bronze Phoenix Rebels – CUSA Fair Play Phoenix Rebels – CUSA

Provincials Senior Outdoor 2017

Callies Major Challenge Cup Gold Outdoor 2017

Foothills Darts Spurs Tier I Gold Outdoor 2017

NE United Elite Tier III Gold Outdoor 2017

Eldorado Kickers Master’s Premier Gold Outdoor 2017

Callies FC – Challenge Cup

PASS FC – Premier

Dinosaurs Alumni – Master’s Major

Phoenix Rebels – Classics Major

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Provincial Senior Indoor 2017/18

Dynamo FC Tier III Gold Indoor 17 - 18

Provincial Senior Futsal 2017/18

SAIT Gold FUTSAL 17 - 18

Cups, Tournaments & Special Events Alberta Major League

The Alberta Major Soccer League (AMSL) started as an idea from Adrian Newman, Bill Malone and Mike Traficante to start a provincial-wide league to help Alberta teams prepare and compete at Provincial and National Championships. The men’s program started play in 1992 and the women’s program began in 1993. The top teams from Calgary, Edmonton, Red Deer and Lethbridge compete for the chance to represent Alberta at Canada Soccer Association’s National Club Championships.

Alberta has captured 17 National Championships, between the men’s and women’s leagues, including 7 men’s championships. The AMSL league play season runs from May to September with the Provincial Championships held as the marque event in Alberta Soccer’s Senior Soccer Fest over the September Long Weekend.

Alberta Major League Men’s Standings Men’s Year League Champions Provincial Champions National Champions 2017 Calgary Callies Calgary Callies NS – Western Halifax FC 2016 Edmonton Scottish Edmonton Scottish AB – Edmonton Scottish 2015 Calgary Villains Edmonton Scottish ON - London Marconi 2014 Lethbridge FC Calgary Callies ON - London Marconi 2013 Edmonton Scottish Edmonton Scottish ON - Gloucester Celtic 2012 Edmonton Scottish Edmonton Scottish QC - Royal Sélect Beauport 2011 Calgary Dinosaurs Edmonton Green & Gold SK - Saskatoon HUSA Alumni 2010 Calgary Dinosaurs Calgary Dinosaurs PE - Churchill Arms 2009 Edmonton Scottish Calgary Callies MB - Hellas SC 2008 Calgary Callies Calgary Callies AB - Calgary Callies 2007 Calgary Callies Calgary Callies AB - Calgary Callies

League MVP:

Ian Greedy Calgary Callies FC

Top Goal Scorer Matteo Valdes Calgary Villains Elite FC

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United Soccer League’s Premier Development League (USL PDL)

Calgary Foothills Football Club began in 2014 within the USL PDL. In their second full season in the PDL Calgary Foothills FC had a Cinderella season making it all the way to the finals. 2017 proved how difficult the feat was to repeat, as they were knocked our in the first round of the PDL Playoffs by the Portland Timbers.

The 2017 squad faced adversity with injuries causing challenges for the team with Elijah Adekugbe sidelined the entire season with an Achilles injury. Following the completion of the PDL season goal keeper Dylon Powley followed in the footsteps of the other goalkeepers and signed a one year contract with FC Gute in Sweden. Simon Thomas, who played for Foothills during their 2014 exhibition campaign, is in his third year in Norway, and is a regular on the Canadian national men’s team. Sean Melvin and Nolan Wirth, who split duties in 2015, have both signed USL deals with Whitecaps FC 2 and Phoenix Rising, respectively. Melvin made his national team debut in January, and Wirth has suited up for the national under 20 team in 2015. The league continues to live up to it’s expectation of being a stepping stone for players to continue to develop following the completion of their university careers.

Black Cup

Est.1913

The Black Cup is the oldest soccer trophy in Calgary. The first competition for the Black Cup was held in 1914. The Calgary Caledonian Soccer Club has been the most successful club in the tournament, winning the trophy 25 times throughout the tournament’s history.

The tournament format is a single-elimination format and is held in September following the completion of Black Cup Champions Provincials. This tournament is the Year Champion Runner-Up only opportunity for AMSL, Premier 2017 Calgary West United Nova Armada and Division 1 teams to compete for a Lads United 2016 Callies Major Foothills Darts Spurs City Cup which makes this 2015 Callies Major Brothers United competition one of the toughest to 2014 Callies Major Hoods FC 2 win. Any registered Outdoor team in 2013 CTFC Imperials Callies O35A Calgary United Soccer is eligible to 2012 Callies Major Callies Elite O35 participate. Black Cup – Registered Teams Division 12 13 14 15 16 17 AMSL/Major 1 1 1 1 1 2 Premier 1 3 4 2 2 1 Division 1 2 2 2 3 4 2 Division 2 0 0 1 2 1 0 Division 3 1 2 3 3 2 4 Division 4 1 1 2 2 2 3 Division 5 1 1 0 1 3 3 Division 6 0 1 0 0 2 1 Master's 1 1 1 2 1 1 Total 8 12 14 16 18 17

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Calgary Cup

Est.1999

The Calgary Cup gives a second and Calgary Cup Champions final opportunity for Division 2, Year Champion Runner-Up 2017 Hoods FC CCCP United Nova FC Division 3 and Master’s Elite teams 2016 Hoods FC 1 Calglen United to win a City Cup. The Cup is a 2015 Tavua Fiji Dinosaurs Alumni O35 single-elimination format and is 2014 Hoods FC 2 Chinooks Elephants traditionally held in September. 2013 Callies Samba Fooz FC 2012 Chinooks Elephants Desert Warriors

Any registered Outdoor team in Calgary United Soccer in Division 2 and lower are eligible to participate.

Calgary Cup – Registered Teams Division 12 13 14 15 16 17 Division 2 4 2 1 2 1 1 Division 3 5 8 5 3 6 7 Division 4 3 2 6 3 1 3 Division 5 3 1 1 3 2 2 Division 6 2 2 0 1 3 1 Master's Elite 2 4 2 2 2 2 Master's Premier 1 0 1 1 0 0 Minor Guest Team 0 0 0 0 1 0 Total 20 19 16 15 16 16

Hoods FC CCCP Tony Marques Memorial Cup

Est.1997

The Tony Marques Memorial Cup has traditionally been a one weekend single-elimination tournament held Tony Marques Memorial Cup during the last weekend in May. It is Champion Runner-Up open to non-provincial teams in the 2017 United Nova FC United Nova Armada Open, Master’s, Over 45 and Over 55 2016 XiFC Crusaders FC 2015 CWSC United Maccabi divisions, as well as the Master’s 2014 Fiji United FC Freemen FC Premier division. Games are 2013 Desert Warriors CPA Blues shortened to two-25 minute halves 2012 Lads Centaur Royals FC which creates a fury of action throughout the weekend.

The competition is named after a past Calgary United Soccer President, the first elected following the amalgamation of Calgary Soccer and United Soccer. Tony played with Juventus in the Men’s Open Premier Division and later in the Master’s Division with many from the same team. Tragically Tony passed away while in Mexico in October 1996.

Tony Marques Memorial – Registered Teams

Division 12 13 14 15 16 17 Division 4 14 10 14 9 4 8 Division 5 10 5 7 6 3 6 Division 6 4 4 3 2 6 0

Master's Premier 0 0 0 2 1 0 Master's 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 Master's 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 Master's 4 0 1 0 1 1 0 Over 45B 0 0 1 0 0 0 Over 45C 0 0 1 0 0 0 Total 28 20 29 20 15 16

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John Burns Memorial Cup

Est.1999

The Airdrie United Soccer Club began a memorial tournament in 1999 honoring John Burns. The competition is held annually for Master’s teams, except Master’s Elite, and Over 45 and Over 55 teams. The tournament uses a single- elimination format throughout the Outdoor season. The Chinooks Blackstars have been the most successful team in the John Burns Memorial Cup, winning the trophy 3 times from 2007 to 2012. John Burns Memorial Cup Champions Champion Runner-Up 2017 Blue Steele Scimitar Eagles The original tournament was 2016 Chinook Blackstars Blue Steele held in a family, friendly 2015 Blue Steele Southside Rangers O45A manner. For each foul or 2014 Southside Rangers O45A Calgary Boom Legends knockdown the player was 2013 Cancelled Due to Calgary Floods 2012 Chinooks Black Stars Callies O35B required to stop and assist his opponent back to his feet. John Burns Memorial Cup – Registered Teams Division 12 14 15 16 17 Master's Premier 3 1 1 2 3 Teams that participate in Masters Master's 1 4 4 5 2 1 Premier and lower are eligible to Master's 2 0 0 0 1 1 participate, including all those registered Master's 3 0 1 0 2 0 in Over 45 and Over 55 Divisions. Master's 4 0 0 0 0 0 Over 45A 3 2 2 3 4 Over 45B 0 1 0 0 0 Total 10 9 8 10 8

Blue Steele Centennial Cup

Est. 2005

The Centennial Cup was first offered in 2005 as a tournament for lower division Master’s, Over 45 and Over 55 teams to coincide with the celebration of the 100th year of soccer in Calgary. The Villains Alumni Soccer Club donated the current trophy in 2008 to award to the tournament’s champion. The Centennial Cup is a single-elimination tournament held throughout the Outdoor season. Teams are eligible for the competition if they are registered outdoor teams in Master’s 2 or lower; Over 45B or lower or any Over 55 team.

Lads Club O35C Centennial Cup Champions Champion Runner-Up 2017 Lads Club Dacia O45 CCSC Croatia O35 2016 Ginos Drillers O35 Rangers Athletics O35 2015 Lads Club O35C Neighbourhoods O35 2014 Selects Southside Rangers O55 2013 Cancelled Due to Calgary Floods 2012 Calgary Storm O35 Villains Alumni O45B

Centennial Cup – Registered Teams Division 12 14 15 16 17 Master's 2 6 6 5 4 6 Master's 3 1 3 2 3 3 Master's 4 2 0 0 1 0 Over 45B 6 4 4 3 3 Over 45C 0 0 2 1 1 Over 45D 0 1 0 0 0 Over 55 0 2 2 1 1 Total 15 16 15 13 14

Lads Club Dacia O45

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Kaiser Cup

Est. 2008

The Kaiser Cup started in 2008 as an Over 55 tournament in recognition for Bernie Kaiser, who, at the time, was CUSA’s oldest active player. Bernie last played in the tournament in 2012. The competition, prior to 2014, was open for Over 55 players in the Over 45 divisions to register a team to vie for the trophy. The 2012 and 2013 editions of the tournament used a round robin format and the team with the most points won the Kaiser Cup. Due to the Calgary floods, the 2013 tournament was cancelled mid-season and no champion was determined.

The Kaiser Cup was only offered to registered Over 55 league play teams after CUSA started offering a division in 2014. Once league play had finished, the top teams in the standings competed for the coveted Kaiser Cup. Southside Rangers O55 became the first Over 55 team to win the Kaiser Cup, followed by Selects O55 Kaiser Cup Champions in 2015. Champion Runner-Up 2017 Southside Rangers O55 Selects 2016 Cochrane Rangers O55 Selects O55 2015 Selects O55 Cochrane Rangers O55 2014 Southside Rangers O55 Selects 2013 Cancelled Due to Calgary Floods

2012 Villains Alumni O45B Southside Rangers O45B

Southside Rangers O55

The Calgary Nations Cup Tournament began in 2006 in memory of the late Davinder Singh Kajla. This annual tournament has seen 36 different nations compete for the Davinder Singh Kajla Memorial Cup. Competing teams will represent nations, and building their rosters with players who are from those nations or have heritage ties back to their grandparents. The goal behind the tournament is to expand knowledge and excitement around soccer and to keep young adults engaged in building a community that recognizes diversity and works together.

This tournament has become the must see soccer event of the summer and highlights diversity, cultural awareness and sportsmanship amongst players, fans and nations. The Nations Cup has also had a global span outside of Calgary and Alberta. A Fijian newspaper ran a story about the tournament after Team Fiji claimed their first Nations Cup victory in 2013.

Over the years, the Nations Cup has offered four different divisions. The Open Division allows for players aged 16 and older to compete, and showcases some of the best soccer talent in the area. The Players aged 35 and older can sign up for the Master’s Division and shows the legacy of many nations. The Over 45 Division highlights that age is not an issue when representing your country. The Women’s Division displays the growth of premier female soccer.

Outdoor Nations Cup

The 13th Annual Outdoor Nation’s Cup was held between August 4th to August 6th 2017. 21 teams registered. The Nations Cup featured tons of excitement and a very rich display of talented players from across Canada. Coupled with the tremendous growth that the tournament experienced, a new logo to mark the beginning of a new decade of the tournament was also unveiled.

The Ethiopia Master’s team was crowned champions, for their first time, of the Over 35 division after a very impressive run in the tournament. In what was a very entertaining and tense finale, Sudan emerged winners in the final Game over Afghanistan to earn the crown of the Men’s Open Division Champions.

2017 Results MVP Men’s Serge Dossou Master’s Abubeker Mohamed Golden Boot Open Men’s Andres Mauricio Rojas Master’s Abubeker Mohamed Goaltender Open Men’s Sergei Levia Master’s Kalton Ngwenya 45

2017 Champions Davinder Singh Kajla Memorial Cup

SUDAN

2017 Champions Hardeep Singh Lail Memorial Cup

ETHIOPIA MASTERS Indoor Nations Cup The 4th Annual Indoor Nations Cup was held between March 26th and April 13th at the Calgary Soccer Centre. Tournament registration was capped at 16 Men’s Open and 6 Men’s Master’s teams who all competed for the coveted championship. After two weeks of competition, in the end Afghanistan emerged as the Men’s Open Champion and Serbia Masters won the Men’s Master’s division. It was a first for both countries.

2017 Results Champion Open Men’s Afghanistan Master’s Serbia O35 Golden Boot Open Men’s Dominic Russo Master’s Mark Slade

2018 Champions Open Men’s

AFGHANISTAN

2018 Champions Masters

SERBIA MASTERS

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2018 Goodwill Game

New for 2018, CUSA partnered with the Calgary Police Service and the Drop in Centre to host a Goodwill Game between the CPS and the Drop in Centre. The game took center stage on Friday April 13, between the Gold Medal matches for the Masters and Open Divisions in front of over a hundred spectators.

The Drop In Center was the crowd favorite – and the CPS team featured CUSA Treasurer Rajinder Uppal in goal – much to the delight of CUSA staff and board members who were in attendance. The Drop in Center had a standout keeper and a great team effort put in by all. The final score was 4-2 for the Drop in Center team.

The Goodwill Game was a great success and we look forward to continuing the partnership into future events. Nation Cup Results

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Co-Ed Tournaments

Calgary Co-ed strives to provide a fun, safe and social atmosphere to the game of soccer with providing various tournaments throughout the year to its members. As well as league play, all tournaments offered throughout the year have a main focus of Fair play and Sportsmanship.

BOXERS, BRAS AND BEERFEST – COED TOURNAMENT

The 13th Annual Boxers, Bras and Beerfest (BBB) Tournament was held on the weekend of September 29-30, 2017 at the Calgary Soccer Centre.

The Boxers, Bras and Beerfest is best known for it’s long tradition of players, referees and coaches wearing boxers and/or bras over their uniforms throughout the tournament. The team that dresses the best during the tournament is awarded the “Best Dressed Team” award.

Originally, when the BBB was first introduced to the Co-Ed program in 2004, it was limited to the first 16 teams to register with Calgary Co-ed, due to limits on field availability. Throughout the years the 16 team maximum was eliminated and extended to unlimited registration due to field availability and the growing interest in the tournament.

During the 2017 tournament, a total of 14 teams took part in the event. Teams were divided into the following categories based on their skill level and/or registered league play team

 Knickers & Drawers (Competitive)  Lingerie (Rec A) – Recreational  Undies (Rec B) - Recreational

Each team played in a total of 4 games over the two day event with 2 games on Friday, September 29th and 2 games (including finals) Saturday the 30th. During the event we saw some unique team outfits such as Ken and Barbie themed uniforms, Borat inspired swimsuits, superheros, and a man with a bright pink tail.

The 14th Annual Boxers, Bras and Beerfest will be held on Friday, September 29th to Saturday, September 30th at the Calgary Soccer Centre.

13th Annual Boxers, Bras and Beerfest Tournament Results Competition Champion Runner Up Knickers & Drawers – Blue Balls CFC Nachos (Competitive) Lingerie – Tier C LKN2SCR Young and the Rested (Recreational A) Undies – Tier D Onion Baggers Onion Baggers (Recreational B)

Best Dressed Team Onion Baggers

Kick the Winter Blues

The 5th Annual Kick the Winter Blues (KTWB) tournament was held on December 15-16, 2017 at the Calgary Soccer Centre. The KTWB was created in 2013 to allow for players/teams to have a fun and social event during the Christmas break. Originally, the tournament was offered as a Men’s and Co-Ed indoor tournament in the month of February. Since 2014, the tournament is now offered in the month of December and is now only offered to the Co-Ed program.

During the 5th Annual KTWB, a total of 8 teams participated in the tournament, where teams were spilt into 2 competition categories:

 Santa Claus – Competitive  Frosty the Snowman – Recreational

During the tournament teams competed in a total of 4 games over the two day event with 2 games on December 15th and 2 games on December 16th. For the first time in the tournament, teams were given Santa Clause hat’s to wear on the field during play.

The 6th Annual Kick the Winter Blues in anticipated for December, 2018.

5th Annual Kick the Winter Blues Tournament Results Competition Champion Fair Play Winner Santa Claus Sweet Feet Grinch Gang Competitive Frosty the Snowman Timberhawks Dancing Elves Recreational

Ken and Barbie – BBB 2017

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Kick the Winter Blues

Winder woman – BBB 2017

Claymore FC COED – BBB 2017 Fair Play and Division Champions

Summer 2017 Winter 2017 - 2018

Austria

1st Fair Play U Mad Bro? Danny Dichio & The Slippery Pigeons Danny Dichio & The Slippery 2nd Fair Play The Call Me Maybes Pigeons Danny Dichio & The Slippery Champion U Mad Bro? Pigeons

Belgium

1st Fair Play Blue Steele Shoot It Straight 2nd Fair Play The Call Me Maybes S. Wanderers Champion Blue Steele S. Wanderers

Canada

1st Fair Play Fresh Meat Fresh Meat 2nd Fair Play Drunk and Looking to Score TCOB Champion Fresh Meat Qa’Pla’

Denmark

1st Fair Play Elegantly Wasted (tie for 1st) Drunk and Looking To Score 2nd Fair Play Trojans FC (tie for 1st) Trojans FC Champion Prestige Worldwide Cheato’s

Ecuador

1st Fair Play Team Tuna Outta Nowhere (tie for 1st) 2nd Fair Play Tripods Team Tuna (tie for 1st) Champion CSC United Outta Nowhere

Faroe Islands

1st Fair Play Turbo Turtles Elegantly Wasted 2nd Fair Play Velocity Dregs Champion Ryenose MUSC Saints

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Ghana

1st Fair Play Rabid Salamanders Football Club Sandwich (tie for 1st)

Turbo Turtles (tie for 1st) 2nd Fair Play Football Club Sandwich Velocity (tie for 1st) Champion LKN2SCR Velocity

Honduras

1st Fair Play Rabid Salamanders

2nd Fair Play Stone Foxes

Champion MUSC Gongshow

Outdoor 7v7 1st Fair Play Tripods

2nd Fair Play Beercelona

Champion CFC Pioneers

Discipline Report

CUSA is committed to providing a competitive, fun and SAFE soccer experience for all its members. This means working with our players, coaches, officials and administration to ensure that our participants adhere to the rules and laws of the competition. Players or teams who do not stay within the rules or who display actions not befitting of the standards set are subject to disciplinary sanctions as per our Discipline Code and procedures.

Teams and players sometimes, either mandatorily or when choosing to, appear before our Discipline Committee panel at our weekly Discipline Hearings evening. This is our member’s opportunity to discuss the circumstances regarding their alleged misconduct and a decision is reached based on all the evidence presented.

Our Committee consists of three volunteers who adjudicate at these evenings. Their experience and judgement allows a considered and fair decision to be made.

The 3 members are comprised of:

1. An experienced Chairperson who is often still playing within our Leagues or involved in some capacity. 2. An experienced referee who can offer insight from an official’s perspective. 3. A member-at-large. This can be any responsible individual from any club within our system. Twenty of our members kindly volunteered their time to represent on the Discipline Committee. Eight had not sat on the Committee before – this is mutually-beneficial – players and coaches get the opportunity to be a positive impact as part of the decision-making process, while also being able to take what they have learned from the experiences back to their clubs to help when faced with any similar incidents out on the field in the future.

CUSA continues to encourage an open, transparent two-way relationship; working with the teams and players to not only deliver the appropriate punishments when warranted, but also to provide advice and support to help try and minimize future inappropriate conduct.

2017 2016 2015 2017 18 2016 17 2015 16 OIAL (Offensive/Insulting/Abusive Language) 40 37 57 34 40 36 Violent Conduct 61 52 65 41 50 40 Boarding (Coed Indoor*) 10* - - 88 77 102 Second Caution 115 121 130 104 124 146 Red Cards (total) 296 301 335 298 328 383

Discipline Cases By Review 201 304 300 355

By Committee 29 21 31 31 28 28 Sent to Alberta Soccer (annual) 11 10

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Referee Management Operations Committee

The Referee Management Operation Committee (RMOC) is an operational Committee comprised of the different Calgary soccer associations (CUSA, CMSA, and CWSA) who work in partnership with 2 nominated, respected referee representatives who meet monthly to discuss everything relating to our referees, to ensure the best communication between the leagues and officials.

The mandate of RMOC is:

 To support the development of referees in Calgary  To set game ratings and referee ratings for all referees assigned by the Calgary Referee Scheduler  To set payment rates, subject to the approval of the Leagues, and to facilitate remuneration of referees.  To schedule referees  To establish, manage and monitor the contracts of the Referee Scheduler and Referee Payments Coordinator  To recommend to ASA appointments for regional and national training and for the Referee Development Committee

In the last 12 months RMOC has worked on the following projects:  RMOC changed ratings format for newer referees who show potential and enthusiasm which allows them to be scheduled middle opportunities sooner.  Introduced a Referee Enhanced Development (RED) Program which targets 16-24yr age group. RMOC prioritize early mentorship for this group and also utilize CDSRA for classroom education.  Updated Mentorship form for the Indoor 2017/18 and Outdoor 2018 game.  Mentors were added, now up to 31  126 Mentorships were completed for the 2017/18 Indoor season  Identified and scheduled up and coming referees in Tournaments and Pre Season games  RMOC Representatives presented at (6) Refresher courses  RMOC met with (2) referees for hearings  RMOC Representatives assisted ASA with Referee concerns  RMOC Representatives met with (9) referees on (3) different occasions for one on one conversations regarding their performances  RMOC Representatives were assigned as District Referee Assistants (DRA)

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The Calgary District Soccer Association (CDSRA) is an organization for the development and improvement of referees. It is the only organization that offers post entry level training of referees in District 4 (Calgary) and surrounding districts (Foothills, Airdrie, Big Country). The CDSRA currently has approximately 100 members.

Twice in every month and year round the CDSRA offers integrated referee training classes (IRT) in Calgary for its members. These classes are taught by ASA instructors and we are lucky enough to have 2 CSA National Instructors within our association who have access to the latest FIFA and CSA training modules. This gives our members the best possible training available to any referees worldwide and the better the referees we have in the soccer community, of course means the betterment of soccer in general for CUSA and its member teams. This IRT training is not just limited to CDSRA members, any referee who is registered to referee CUSA games can attend up to 2 sessions for free to see what it is all about before deciding to join.

In 2018 the CDSRA in collaboration with RMOC has embarked upon a program targeted at new and younger referees in order to help them develop and provide the tools to help them gain their confidence in their first few years refereeing. This new program is called RED and the first training session in May with monthly classes planned throughout the summer.

CDSRRA is a non-profit organization and the biggest percentage of our modest membership fee goes into the cost of the IRT training. Our biggest challenge is arranging field time for the IRT classes. This is because of the cost and time slots available on suitable fields that are accessible for all referees. CUSA has been very supportive of the CDSRA in past years by kindly providing this field time free of charge from their own fields like Broadview or from spare time slots at the Calgary Soccer Centre – without this kind of support from CUSA, the IRT training sessions would not be able to be the success that they have been and for this, the CDSRA and all referees in Calgary that attend these sessions are truly grateful!!

The CDSRA would like to take this opportunity to thank CUSA for their support and look forward to working together for many future years for the development of Soccer in Calgary.

Laurie Hastings President

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Giving Back

Soccer Without Boundaries is a grassroots volunteer group has grown into an innovative multicultural outreach program aimed at integrating new Canadians into their community. Soccer is something they all share, regardless of their culture, creed or nationality, and Soccer Without Boundaries is designed to bring them together. It breaks down barriers and lets children feel that they belong. It allows them to build self-esteem, develop leadership skills and strengthen social relationships through team work, fair play, and conflict resolution. It also provides their parents and families with a means to volunteer and get involved.

The program runs all year, in-door and outdoor, on the strength of its wonderful volunteers: coaches, assistant coaches, helpers and donated soccer gear (shin guards, shoes, balls). To help engage the program with CUSA Members the kids escorted the two finalists onto the pitch for the Championship Match for Nations Cup.

CUSA members contribute $10 from each team registration to this program.

KidSport Calgary is the largest of the 178 KidSport chapters working across Canada. Its mission is to make sure no child is on the sidelines because they cannot afford sport registration fees. According to a 2014 CIBC national survey, a third of Canadian children cannot afford to participate in organized sports due to high registration fees. Alberta has the highest costs of children's sport in Canada; on average, Alberta parents spend $1,428 per child each year to participate in sports.

In 2017 KidSport Calgary helped 4974 kids, helping pay over 1.3 million dollars in sports fees over the course of the year.

The Calgary chapter of KidSport was founded in 1995 and is an amateur athletic association rather than a registered charity. It is eligible to issue donation receipts.

Financial Review

On June 6, 2018 the independent external auditors of Lockhart LLP carried out the audit on Calgary United Soccer Association for the year ended March 31, 2018 in accordance with Canadian accounting standards for not-for-profit organizations.

The Finance and Audit Committee plays a critical role in financial and governance matters at CUSA and oversees the integrity of the financial statements, preparation of the budget, internal controls, policies, and procedures. There is a strong focus on meeting the operational needs of the Association while continuing to provide the resources for the growth of the sport by reinvesting future surpluses in the development infrastructure, officials and coaches to deliver a diverse array of affordable programs to its members.

Revenue and Expenses

In 2018 CUSA committed to attain financial sustainability by using a well-managed financial system and through building alliances in the community. Obtaining increased third party partnership revenues remain a goal of the association. CUSA has established partnerships with a growing number of companies that provide products and services to our members. Fishers Soccer Shack and ProActive Health Group provide value added benefits for our membership. Over the past four summers CUSA has employed a summer student to assist with organizing a busy slate of tournaments and cups, this position is 75% grant funded. CUSA qualifies for a Casino license every couple of years, and with providing volunteers to work at the event in turn CUSA receives gaming funds that are allocated to on- field expenses. Grants fund the Board’s efforts on implementing the next phase of CUSA’s Strategic Plan.

CUSA continues to devote its use of funds to on-field activities, with over 72% of all expenditures disbursed directly to on-field expenses excluding administrative items. CUSA supports automation and innovation in the delivery of its services and has seen success in eliminating redundancies and increasing efficiencies. For instance, CUSA’s steadfast commitment to best banking practices has seen better than average returns on investment certificates and stronger results when combined with annual reviews and favorable reductions of processing fees on electronic financial transactions. In 2018 CUSA identified various third party information technology and insurance contracts to go to market with consolidation or replacement resulting in a small cost savings to the association.

The ”Gross Municipal Amateur Sport Product” in Calgary was over $1.2 billion, which represents the sum of expenditures such as private household consumption (over $715 million), various levels of government spending (nearly $150 million), balance of trade (over $350 million), and other private capital investments.

While contributing to amateur sport in Calgary, volunteers provided an estimated 15 million hours.

Economic Significance of Amateur Sport in Calgary, 2018

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CALGARY UNITED SOCCER ASSOCIATION Statement of Operations March 31, 2018 2018 2017 REVENUE Outdoor program $ 987,209 $ 1,086,028 Indoor program 790,788 919,065 Alberta Soccer Association 252,318 261,863 Future Facility fund contributions 108,200 114,800 Tournaments and league cups 89,782 111,656 Donations 42,435 197,756 Amortization of deferred capital contributions 29,099 36,206 Interest revenue 23,774 19,564 Casino 20,537 56,330 Grants 16,264 6,111 Inter-association administrative support 10,000 10,000 Membership meetings and miscellaneous 7,200 9,000 Sponsorship 4,000 - 2,381,606 2,828,379 EXPENSES Field rentals - indoor 456,164 494,275 Field rentals - outdoor 406,855 425,293 Salaries and benefits 383,829 382,772 Referee fees 382,230 391,578 Alberta Soccer Association 250,021 275,073 Tournaments and league cups 95,186 125,378 Licenses and contracts 49,673 45,994 Bank charges and processing fees 49,124 48,781 Office rent and janitorial 40,058 43,383 Trophies and awards 38,124 47,080 Amortization 33,679 36,206 Referee program administration 27,608 26,913 Repairs and maintenance 26,365 29,250 Team travel 22,750 11,250 Membership meetings 21,023 19,649 Utilities - Broadview and office 20,841 18,661 Office supplies 19,219 21,194 Donations 15,485 13,940 Professional fees 10,148 10,072 Bad debts 7,536 13,684 Insurance 6,681 7,078 Miscellaneous 5,008 Advertising and promotion 2,626 5,503 Referees and coaching clinics 1,190 1,172

2,371,423 2,494,179 EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES BEFORE OTHER ITEMS $ 10,183 $ 334,200 Other Revenue – Expense recoveries - 15,000 EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES 10,183 349,200

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CALGARY UNITED SOCCER ASSOCIATION Statement of Financial Position March 31, 2018 2018 2017 ASSETS CURRENT Cash $ 419,119 $ 397,292 Restricted cash (Note 2) 51,650 5,180 Investments (Note 3) 1,383,627 1,367,888 Accounts receivable 864,683 956,913 Prepaid expenses 57,259 52,831 2,776,338 2,780,104

LONG TERM INVESTMENTS (Note 3) 220,113 265,950 CAPITAL ASSETS (Note 4) 88,924 121,539 $ 3,085,375 $ 3,167,593 LIABILITES AND NET ASSETS CURRENT Accounts payable $ 19,215 $ 39,867 Wages payable 13,550 18,659 Goods and services tax payable 36,518 42,730 Team fees and team deposits received 1,187,577 1,264,763 Deferred cash contributions (Note 2) 51,650 5,180 1,308,510 1,371,199

DEFERRED CONTRIBUTIONS RELATED TO CAPITAL ASSETS (Note 5) 10,783 39,882 PERFORMANCE BONDS 6,564 7,177 1,325,857 1,418,258 NET ASSETS Unrestricted fund 1,050,077 1,144,579 Invested in capital assets 78,141 81,656 Future Facility Fund (Note 6) 631,300 523,100 1,759,518 1,749,335 $ 3,085,375 $ 3,167,593 COMMITMENTS (Note 7)

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Standings

Outdoor 2017

AMSL - Men's MP W D L GF GA GD Pts Calgary Callies 14 9 1 4 31 15 16 28 Edmonton Green & Gold 14 7 6 1 21 9 12 27 Edmonton Scottish 14 8 3 3 26 14 12 27 Calgary Villains Elite FC 14 7 4 3 24 19 5 25 Lethbridge FC 14 4 5 5 26 28 -2 17 Edmonton Drillers 14 4 3 7 23 24 -1 15 Calgary Dinosaurs 14 2 4 8 19 35 -16 10 Edmonton Victoria 14 0 4 10 20 46 -26 4

Premier MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP CJSC A 18 12 3 3 46 19 27 39 163 Pass Fc 18 11 1 6 48 34 14 34 120 Storm Fc 18 9 6 3 32 21 11 33 134 Calgary West Lads Club United 18 9 5 4 30 19 11 32 172 Foothills Darts Premier 18 10 1 7 37 29 8 31 198 Calgary Sportif FC 18 9 0 9 38 32 6 27 144 Callies Bhoys 18 7 4 7 42 38 4 25 160 FC Albania 18 4 2 12 27 40 -13 14 128 Chinooks Bafana Bafana 18 4 2 12 16 42 -26 14 153 Calgary Villains Elite Reserves 18 2 2 14 14 56 -42 8 148

Division 1 MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Calgary Boom Fc 18 13 1 4 63 27 36 40 159 Foothills Darts Spurs 18 12 2 4 46 26 20 38 160 Tavua Fiji 18 12 1 5 48 36 12 37 134 Callies Blizzards 18 7 6 5 29 28 1 27 78 Villains Alumni 1 18 7 5 6 36 26 10 26 155 Pass Fc Utd 18 6 6 6 27 31 -4 24 150 Brothers United 18 5 4 9 35 44 -9 19 128 Hoods FC1 18 5 3 10 24 28 -4 18 143 CJSC Azzuri 18 4 6 8 21 36 -15 18 137 Calgary Ethiostar 18 2 0 16 16 63 -47 6 97

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Outdoor 2017

Division 2 MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP South Boys FC1 18 15 1 2 64 17 47 46 159 Calgary West Lads Club 2 18 12 3 3 40 20 20 39 127 Calgary Boom FC Phoenix 18 11 3 4 43 28 15 36 143 Avalanche FC1 18 8 5 5 46 32 14 29 173 Foothills Darts United 18 8 2 8 37 37 0 26 191 CCSC Croatia 18 6 5 7 22 24 -2 23 119 Pass Fc Storm 18 6 3 9 28 36 -8 21 143 Airdrie UTD 1 18 4 3 11 33 49 -16 15 156 Abysinnia 18 3 3 12 23 39 -16 12 24 Eritrean Salina 18 2 2 14 18 72 -54 8 110

Division 3A MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Evolution FC 18 15 2 1 85 21 64 47 167 White Eagles 18 12 2 4 60 19 41 38 123 Punjab Eagles 18 11 4 3 59 26 33 37 110 Desert Warriors FC 18 10 2 6 50 28 22 32 64 Rogues 18 9 3 6 33 36 -3 30 152 Timberhawks 18 5 4 9 34 47 -13 19 139 Chinooks Broheims 18 5 3 10 33 48 -15 18 143 Alberta United FC 2.0 18 5 1 12 26 68 -42 16 116 Maccabi 18 3 2 13 28 65 -37 11 144 Rangers Athletics 18 3 1 14 22 72 -50 10 151

Division 3B MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP NE United FC Elite 18 15 3 0 65 11 54 48 175 Calgary Celtic FC 18 14 3 1 60 17 43 45 125 Rangers FC 18 9 3 6 48 34 14 30 145 Hoods FC CCCP 18 9 2 7 41 36 5 29 134 Calgary West Lads Club 3 18 8 2 8 30 32 -2 26 185 WHU Aliens 18 7 4 7 40 39 1 25 128 SWU Relics 18 5 4 9 40 52 -12 19 158 Cochrane Rangers 18 5 3 10 32 54 -22 18 157 Chinooks Raiders 18 3 1 14 20 66 -46 10 144 SWC Royals 18 1 3 14 25 60 -35 6 100

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Outdoor 2017

Division 4A MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Miyagis FC 16 11 3 2 50 28 22 36 116 CFC Raiders 16 11 2 3 45 21 24 35 90 Mac United 16 8 4 4 45 41 4 28 144 Fc Wizards 16 8 3 5 47 29 18 27 141 Cascade Bulldogs 16 8 2 6 43 34 9 26 128 Neighbourhoods 16 6 1 9 41 46 -5 19 148 XIFC 16 5 3 8 25 35 -10 18 139 Villains Alumni 2 16 3 3 10 33 55 -22 12 128 Punjab United 16 1 1 14 19 59 -40 4 125 SVK City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Division 4B MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Boca Atletico 16 14 0 2 50 14 36 42 113 Stella Clavisque 16 10 2 4 45 21 24 32 119 Calgary Boom FC Revolution 16 10 2 4 49 32 17 32 147 Neighbourhoods United 16 8 5 3 39 26 13 29 145 Chinooks Chipolopolo 16 7 2 7 30 23 7 23 144 VSC Alliance 16 4 3 9 26 45 -19 15 169 SWU South City FC 16 4 2 10 34 38 -4 14 130 CFC Kamikaze 16 1 5 10 19 54 -35 8 138 Barrabrava FC 16 1 5 10 15 54 -39 8 123 Afrosharks 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Division 4C MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP United Nova FC 18 14 4 0 93 14 79 46 158 Centurions FC 18 12 5 1 47 15 32 41 168 Callies United 18 9 6 3 45 25 20 33 136 Eagles 18 9 2 7 39 32 7 29 158 EMFC Blue Devils 18 8 2 8 53 43 10 26 171 FK Beli Orlovi Srbija 18 7 3 8 37 55 -18 24 155 Ne Utd FC Selects 18 6 6 6 28 28 0 24 147 Ismaili 18 4 2 12 28 65 -37 14 115 Royals Storm FC 18 2 6 10 27 52 -25 12 148 CPA Blues 18 1 0 17 11 79 -68 3 120

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Outdoor 2017

Division 5A MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Glenn Rovers YYC 18 15 3 0 74 18 56 48 131 United Nova Armada 17 14 1 2 69 18 51 43 161 NE United Titans 18 9 4 5 49 46 3 31 161 Eldorado Kickers B 18 9 3 6 59 40 19 30 146 PASS FC Arsenal 18 7 5 6 39 29 10 26 149 Torcida FC 18 7 4 7 55 40 15 25 153 Pilsner FC 18 6 5 7 58 46 12 23 153 Airdrie United 2 17 6 1 10 41 44 -3 19 169 Blizzard Albion 18 1 1 16 10 77 -67 4 103 The Fighting Peacocks 18 1 1 16 12 108 -96 4 167

Division 5B MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Crusaders FC 18 12 3 3 44 22 22 39 178 Sampdoria 18 11 1 6 38 29 9 34 113 SWU Cruzeiro 18 10 3 5 41 31 10 33 148 Sporting Calgary 18 9 2 7 43 32 11 29 122 Okotoks United 18 7 4 7 43 38 5 25 161 China 18 7 4 7 34 36 -2 25 181 Southside Rangers 18 7 4 7 28 35 -7 25 130 EMFC United 18 6 0 12 38 41 -3 18 139 PSA FC 18 4 6 8 20 26 -6 18 146 Latin Furia 18 2 3 13 26 65 -39 9 159

Division 5C MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Futball Brigade 18 13 2 3 52 23 29 41 164 South Boys FC 2 18 12 2 4 49 25 24 38 154 United Nova Vega 18 11 3 4 58 28 30 36 111 CFC Dynamos 18 11 1 6 41 27 14 34 157 Fiji United FC 18 10 1 7 54 45 9 31 158 Red and Gold FC 18 7 1 10 47 47 0 22 156 WHU Velocity 18 7 0 11 44 52 -8 21 149 Crotone 18 7 0 11 48 66 -18 21 170 Cochrane Soccer Club 18 3 2 13 28 67 -39 11 107 Calgary West Lads Club Freemen 18 2 2 14 27 68 -41 8 156

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Standings

Outdoor 2017

Division 6A MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Batista Bombs FC 18 15 1 2 95 22 73 46 174 Rangers Royals 18 14 2 2 93 26 67 44 130 Calgary Inter FC 18 13 2 3 84 26 58 41 160 Desert Scorpions 18 11 2 5 67 35 32 35 158 Fooz FC 18 9 2 7 54 40 14 29 169 MSB United 18 7 0 11 49 59 -10 21 194 Callies Rovers 18 3 2 13 22 62 -40 11 164 Calgary Shamrocks 18 2 1 15 30 99 -69 7 178 Egypt 18 1 0 17 13 138 -125 3 175

Division 6B MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Raiders FC 18 16 1 1 82 27 55 49 154 VSC United 18 10 2 6 32 35 -3 32 190 Avalanche FC2 18 9 1 8 62 65 -3 28 171 United Nova Spitfire 18 8 1 9 53 38 15 25 163 GDC FC 18 7 1 10 37 40 -3 22 162 Goal United FC 18 4 3 11 53 61 -8 15 153 YYC United FC 18 3 3 12 33 86 -53 12 115 Royal West Nacional 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Outdoor 2017

Masters Elite MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Transilvania O35 18 17 1 0 85 11 74 52 135 Dinosaurs Alumni O35 18 12 1 5 51 31 20 37 142 Lads Club O35A 18 10 2 6 36 36 0 32 166 Callies O35 18 7 4 7 42 36 6 25 157 Santiago Wanderers 18 5 3 10 28 52 -24 18 149 Chinooks Elephants 18 4 3 11 38 48 -10 15 200 Brothers United O35 18 1 0 17 22 88 -66 3 173

Masters Premier MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Eldorado Kickers C 18 14 1 3 74 40 34 43 143 Chinooks Blackstars 18 12 3 3 60 26 34 39 200 Lads Club O35B 18 12 3 3 50 25 25 39 147 Rampant Lions 18 9 2 7 51 45 6 29 125 Airdrie United O35A 18 8 4 6 42 33 9 28 153 Scimitar Eagles 18 9 1 8 49 42 7 28 134 Calgary Ital 18 9 1 8 41 55 -14 28 132 Chile 18 4 0 14 28 57 -29 12 164 Eagles O35 18 3 0 15 20 61 -41 9 99 Timberhawks O35 18 2 1 15 19 50 -31 7 160

Masters 1 MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Blue Steele 18 13 2 3 61 33 28 41 193 White Eagles O35 18 12 2 4 59 27 32 38 145 Lads Club O35C 17 11 2 4 49 30 19 35 158 Calgary Storm O35 18 8 3 7 34 30 4 27 178 Andinos O35 18 6 3 9 30 39 -9 21 136 Lions - Ship & Anchor 18 5 5 8 39 48 -9 20 166 Rangers FC O35 17 6 2 9 32 45 -13 20 191 Southside Rangers O35 18 5 4 9 25 50 -25 19 134 Calgary Boom FC Legends 18 4 6 8 31 33 -2 18 169 Cyclones Masters 18 4 1 13 22 47 -25 13 195

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Standings

Outdoor 2017

Masters 2 MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Rangers Athletics O35 17 13 3 1 50 24 26 42 187 Napoli Vecchia Scuola 18 12 2 4 58 31 27 38 145 Boca Seniors 18 11 4 3 44 31 13 37 135 Rogues Masters 17 12 0 5 44 34 10 36 152 Sunstone O35 18 9 2 7 53 34 19 29 198 Pisco SC 18 9 2 7 35 31 4 29 128 Wolves Soccer Club 18 7 1 10 38 45 -7 22 164 Calgary Gunners O35 18 2 5 11 24 41 -17 11 123 Neighbourhoods O35 18 2 0 16 36 62 -26 6 141 Los Blancos 18 1 3 14 17 66 -49 6 102

Masters 3 MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Villains Alumni Masters 18 13 3 2 58 17 41 42 192 Airdrie United O35B 18 11 5 2 43 18 25 38 157 Fusion FC O35 18 11 3 4 52 27 25 36 176 V Bros United FC 18 9 6 3 49 33 16 33 128 Ginos Drillers 18 9 4 5 44 23 21 31 127 FC International 18 7 4 7 34 40 -6 25 152 CKSC 18 5 4 9 50 51 -1 19 170 Weekend Warriors 18 5 3 10 31 51 -20 18 178 Cochrane Rangers O35 18 4 5 9 36 45 -9 17 156 CCSC Croatia O35 18 5 2 11 26 47 -21 17 150 Eldorado Kickers D 18 4 2 12 33 58 -25 14 184 Cochrane SC O35 18 3 3 12 24 70 -46 12 172

Standings

Outdoor 2017

Over 45A MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP White Eagles O45A 18 12 4 2 67 38 29 40 184 Southside Rangers O45A 18 9 2 7 47 35 12 29 137 Scimitar Blizzards 18 7 7 4 42 36 6 28 163 Chinooks 1974 18 8 2 8 41 44 -3 26 127 Lads Club O45A 18 6 5 7 37 32 5 23 181 SD Serbia O45 18 5 3 10 38 47 -9 18 103 FC Grasshoppers O45 18 4 1 13 32 72 -40 13 139

Over 45B MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Lads Club Dacia O45B 17 14 2 1 71 23 48 44 153 Villains Alumni O45 18 10 5 3 49 29 20 35 182 FC Stars 18 9 6 3 60 25 35 33 139 Cyclones O45 18 10 0 8 37 43 -6 30 195 Renegade Hoods 17 9 2 6 47 33 14 29 195 Cochrane Rangers O45B 18 6 5 7 51 43 8 23 144 Punjab Eagles O45 18 5 3 10 25 71 -46 18 162 Southside Rangers O45B 18 4 5 9 30 45 -15 17 169 Storm FC O45 18 4 3 11 41 47 -6 15 173 Chile O45 18 2 1 15 16 68 -52 7 78

Over 45C MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Suns FC 18 15 1 2 80 26 54 46 197 Eagles O45 18 13 2 3 61 24 37 41 162 CCSC Croatia O45 18 10 4 4 39 22 17 34 165 White Eagles O45-2 18 9 4 5 45 33 12 31 156 Crusaders O45 18 8 6 4 39 32 7 30 171 Hoods United O45 18 7 5 6 43 34 9 26 181 Red Devils O45A 18 6 3 9 30 45 -15 21 152 EMFC United O45 18 3 2 13 27 60 -33 11 173 Rangers Royals O45 18 3 2 13 22 63 -41 11 196 FC Stallions Old Boys 18 1 1 16 29 76 -47 4 129

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Standings

Outdoor 2017

Over 45D MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Calgary United Old Bhoys O45 18 14 4 0 68 24 44 46 205 Airdrie United O45 18 12 4 2 68 29 39 40 196 Wolf Pack 18 11 3 4 69 29 40 36 169 VN45 18 10 5 3 45 18 27 35 109 CJSC Blues O45 18 10 0 8 60 59 1 30 161 Rangers Athletics O45 18 5 5 8 33 37 -4 20 180 Beddington United 18 4 1 13 42 70 -28 13 169 SWU Relics O45 18 3 3 12 23 71 -48 12 207 Rovers O45 18 2 5 11 21 53 -32 11 162 Red Devils O45-2 18 3 2 13 21 60 -39 11 192

Over 55 MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Southside Rangers 55 18 10 5 3 48 31 17 35 189 Selects 17 8 5 4 38 27 11 29 146 Lads Club O55 18 8 5 5 35 25 10 29 141 Cochrane Rangers O55 18 7 3 8 32 39 -7 24 152 Explorers 18 7 3 8 37 44 -7 24 203 Rangers FC O55 18 3 6 9 30 44 -14 15 151 Villains Alumni 55 17 3 5 9 21 31 -10 14 198

Women's Classics MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Phoenix Rebels 13 11 1 1 48 11 37 34 152 Jaguars 14 11 0 3 37 22 15 33 153 Revolution FC 14 7 1 6 31 17 14 22 138 Alliance 15 6 1 8 24 35 -11 19 148 Forza 15 3 2 10 14 33 -19 11 150 Crue 15 2 1 12 12 48 -36 7 149

Standings

Indoor 2017-2018

Major MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Dinosaurs Major 14 11 0 3 73 40 33 33 135 Calgary Sportif FC 14 8 4 2 65 40 25 28 130 Calgary Villains Elite FC 14 8 3 3 57 28 29 27 110 Foothills Darts Spurs Major 14 8 1 5 57 48 9 25 157 CJSC A 14 7 1 6 52 53 -1 22 94 Callies Major 14 4 2 8 61 61 0 14 122 Sparta FC 14 3 1 10 34 71 -37 10 123 Evolution FC 14 1 0 13 20 78 -58 3 160

Premier MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP PASS FC 14 11 1 2 49 27 22 34 168 Calgary West Lads Club United 14 9 1 4 58 34 24 28 106 Foothills Darts Premier 14 7 3 4 50 41 9 24 149 FC Albania 14 8 0 6 51 44 7 24 108 Calgary Villains Proline Soccer Institute 14 7 2 5 51 49 2 23 131 Storm FC 14 4 1 9 26 43 -17 13 114 Calgary Boom FC 14 3 2 9 45 64 -19 11 107 NE United FC Elite 14 0 4 10 31 59 -28 4 138

Division 1 MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP CJSC Azzurri 16 10 3 3 57 38 19 33 152 Chinooks Bafana Bafana 16 9 4 3 67 36 31 31 105 Hoods FC1 16 10 1 5 56 48 8 31 147 Dinosaurs 16 9 2 5 58 37 21 29 146 PASS FC United 16 7 1 8 57 65 -8 22 136 Foothills Darts United 16 6 3 7 61 58 3 21 145 Villains Alumni 1 16 5 3 8 48 63 -15 18 142 White Eagles 16 3 2 11 40 70 -30 11 100 South Boys FC 1 16 2 3 11 41 70 -29 9 93 FK BiH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Standings

Indoor 2017-2018

Division 2 MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP United Nova FC 18 13 2 3 76 42 34 41 135 Callies Bhoys 18 11 3 4 80 40 40 36 197 Avalanche FC1 18 11 0 7 56 45 11 33 187 PASS FC Alumni 18 8 7 3 81 53 28 31 169 Torcida FC 18 9 3 6 51 42 9 30 124 Cedars FC 18 7 4 7 49 51 -2 25 101 Calgary Boom Phoenix 18 7 3 8 71 57 14 24 158 Timberhawks 18 6 1 11 42 74 -32 19 166 Airdrie United 1 18 4 2 12 51 73 -22 14 189 SVK 18 1 1 16 33 113 -80 4 173

Division 3A MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Dynamo FC 18 15 2 1 102 43 59 47 161 Calgary West Lads Club 2 18 12 2 4 81 33 48 38 143 CFC Raiders 18 10 4 4 63 38 25 34 158 Rangers FC 18 9 3 6 60 46 14 30 146 Chinooks Chipolopolo 18 9 1 8 42 45 -3 28 134 FPF 17 7 3 7 51 57 -6 24 129 Stella Clavisque 18 7 2 9 40 60 -20 23 120 FK Beli Orlovi Srbija 15 3 1 11 23 55 -32 10 35 Neighbourhoods 17 2 4 11 34 78 -44 10 140 EMFC United 17 1 2 14 27 68 -41 5 124

Division 3B MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP CCSC Croatia 18 14 3 1 88 30 58 45 87 Calgary Inter FC 18 14 0 4 113 58 55 42 167 EMFC El Salvador 18 12 2 4 72 37 35 38 100 WHU Aliens 18 11 0 7 77 61 16 33 139 Rogues 18 6 2 10 56 71 -15 20 144 NE United FC Select 18 6 2 10 39 73 -34 20 152 PASS FC Infinity 18 5 2 11 55 91 -36 17 125 Crusaders FC 18 4 4 10 52 65 -13 16 178 FC Wizards 18 5 1 12 52 84 -32 16 135 Calgary Celtic 18 4 2 12 40 74 -34 14 64

Standings

Indoor 2017-2018

Division 4A MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Desert Warriors FC 20 14 1 5 94 65 29 43 102 Alberta United FC 2.0 20 11 3 6 63 44 19 36 88 Neighbourhoods United 20 11 3 6 59 43 16 36 176 Cruzeiro 20 10 2 8 66 51 15 32 171 PSA FC 20 9 5 6 48 40 8 32 180 Eagles 20 9 4 7 70 49 21 31 142 Calgary West Lads Club 4 20 7 2 11 56 85 -29 23 193 United Nova Armada 20 6 4 10 56 53 3 22 157 Southside Rangers 20 7 0 13 53 86 -33 21 138 Red & Gold FC 20 4 0 16 39 88 -49 12 131

Division 4B MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP SWU Relics 20 15 3 2 87 37 50 48 135 Pilsner FC 20 13 3 4 73 50 23 42 185 MAC United 20 13 2 5 84 45 39 41 129 CFC Kamikaze 20 10 3 7 76 69 7 33 155 Calgary Boom Revolution 20 9 5 6 60 56 4 32 190 CCSC Dinamo AFPC 20 8 3 9 49 51 -2 27 170 VSC Alliance 20 7 5 8 64 64 0 26 180 Latin Furia 20 7 1 12 55 82 -27 22 152 XiFC 20 2 4 14 45 75 -30 10 177 MSB United 20 1 1 18 37 101 -64 4 195

Division 4C MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Centurions FC 20 19 0 1 75 32 43 57 183 PASS FC SAFTB 20 15 0 5 70 40 30 45 148 Calgary West Lads Club 3 20 11 3 6 68 48 20 36 180 EMFC Blue Devils 20 11 1 8 65 61 4 34 193 Villains Alumni 2 20 9 1 10 68 54 14 28 216 Ismaili 20 6 3 11 44 55 -11 21 154 Sampdoria 20 6 2 12 53 71 -18 20 147 Airdrie United 2 20 5 3 12 56 72 -16 18 174 United Nova Spitfire 20 5 2 13 47 79 -32 17 183 Avalanche FC2 20 4 3 13 57 91 -34 15 187

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Standings

Indoor 2017-2018

Division 5A MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Crotone 20 16 0 4 105 43 62 48 154 South Boys FC 2 20 15 2 3 91 50 41 47 149 Rangers Royals 20 13 2 5 97 64 33 41 188 Cochrane Rangers 19 9 1 9 82 78 4 28 179 Eldorado Kickers B 20 8 3 9 68 73 -5 27 187 VSC United 20 3 4 13 33 89 -56 13 162 Club De Cuervos 19 3 3 13 38 84 -46 12 184

Division 5B MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP NE United Titans 20 13 0 7 122 68 54 178 39 Fooz FC 20 12 0 8 76 57 19 165 36 Royal Stars FC 20 11 0 9 97 79 18 178 33 Peshmerga 20 9 1 10 68 67 1 109 28 Typhoon FC 20 6 2 12 52 114 -62 141 20 Callies Rovers 20 5 2 13 48 75 -27 165 17 CFC Dynamos 20 4 4 12 45 81 -36 172 16

Standings

Indoor 2017-2018

Master's Elite MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Transilvania O35 15 13 1 1 99 27 72 40 136 Callies O35 15 9 2 4 53 38 15 29 128 FK Beli Orlovi Srbija Masters 15 7 1 7 43 57 -14 22 113 Lads Club O35A 15 6 2 7 49 48 1 20 132 Calgary Ital 15 3 2 10 39 78 -39 11 105 Chinooks Elephants 15 2 2 11 33 68 -35 8 147

Master's Premier MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Chinooks Blackstars 18 16 1 1 99 58 41 49 192 Rotary R O35 18 12 0 6 92 82 10 36 186 Blue Steele 18 11 2 5 79 54 25 35 168 Eldorado Kickers C 18 9 2 7 71 69 2 29 114 Chile 18 8 2 8 67 62 5 26 112 Lads Club O35B 18 6 4 8 55 65 -10 22 138 Scimitar Eagles 18 6 1 11 57 60 -3 19 167 Black Eagles 18 6 0 12 61 80 -19 18 165 Calgary Storm 035 18 5 0 13 59 77 -18 15 168 Airdrie United O35A 18 4 2 12 51 84 -33 14 154

Master's 1 MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP White Eagles O35 20 18 2 0 135 41 94 56 109 Fusion F.C. O35 20 16 0 4 73 49 24 48 194 Calgary Boom Legends 20 15 2 3 91 38 53 47 174 Boca Seniors 20 10 2 8 66 76 -10 32 151 Napoli Vecchia Scuola 20 9 4 7 68 58 10 31 166 Andinos O35 19 9 3 7 52 54 -2 30 145 Rangers FC O35 20 9 2 9 65 69 -4 29 162 Rangers Athletics O35 20 8 3 9 66 68 -3 27 193 Rampant Lions 20 6 1 13 72 85 -13 19 142 Lions - Ship & Anchor 20 5 0 15 54 82 -28 15 156 Southside Rangers O-35 19 2 2 15 39 72 -33 8 177 Eagles O35 20 1 1 18 31 120 -89 4 125

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Standings

Indoor 2017-2018

Master's 2 MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Atletico Ogden FC 20 16 2 2 118 39 79 50 128 Pisco SC 20 16 1 3 91 46 45 49 157 Punjab United 20 15 1 4 108 57 51 46 162 Rogues Masters 20 12 1 7 85 56 29 37 173 CCSC Croatia O35 20 9 0 11 81 83 -2 27 177 Sunstone O35 20 8 3 9 77 79 -2 27 202 Neighbourhoods O35 20 7 1 12 57 99 -42 22 168 Calgary Gunners O35 20 6 2 12 47 72 -25 20 148 FC Calgerona 20 5 2 13 48 78 -30 17 124 Eldorado Kickers D 20 5 2 13 49 93 -44 17 205 Airdrie United O35B 20 2 3 15 33 92 -59 9 178

Over 45 MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP FC STARS 20 15 1 4 84 54 30 46 150 Lads Club Dacia O45B 20 14 1 5 95 58 37 43 124 White Eagles O45A 20 13 1 6 103 60 43 40 174 Southside Rangers O45A 20 10 2 8 81 72 9 32 151 Scimitar Blizzards 20 9 3 8 67 58 9 30 213 Chinooks 1974 20 10 0 10 74 73 1 30 157 Lads Club O45A 20 2 3 15 38 79 -41 9 192 Cyclones O45 20 1 1 18 36 124 -88 4 228

Over 45C MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Suns FC 18 14 1 3 75 48 27 43 202 Hoods United O45 18 10 2 6 64 54 10 32 186 Eagles O45 18 10 1 7 57 40 17 31 157 Explorers 18 10 1 7 86 79 7 31 178 White Eagles O45-2 18 9 2 7 58 60 -2 29 140 CCSC Croatia O45 18 8 2 8 80 54 26 26 154 Storm FC O45 17 5 1 11 54 74 -20 16 157 Red Devils O45A 17 4 2 11 43 78 -35 14 158 Calgary United Old Bhoys 18 3 2 13 50 80 -30 11 166

Standings

Indoor 2017-2018

Over 45D MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP EMFC United O45 20 18 0 2 137 35 102 54 200 Ismaili O45 20 15 1 4 100 36 64 46 179 Rangers Athletics O45 20 14 0 6 90 48 42 42 210 Airdrie United O45 20 9 3 8 63 59 4 30 177 CJSC O45 20 8 2 10 59 74 -15 26 201 SWU Relics O45 20 6 3 11 44 86 -42 21 225 Rovers O45 20 2 3 15 23 90 -67 9 192 Red Devils O45 2 20 1 2 17 26 114 -88 5 226

Men's Futsal MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP Progressive FC 12 12 0 0 78 33 45 36 104 SAIT Men's 12 9 0 3 83 53 30 27 102 Los Panas FC 12 7 0 5 69 60 9 21 73 Smash Bros 12 6 1 5 94 62 32 19 97 Ambrose Lions 12 4 2 6 63 68 -5 14 92 FC Raiders 12 2 0 10 70 92 -22 6 85 Barrabrava FC 12 0 1 11 19 108 -89 1 85

Women's Futsal MP W D L GF GA GD Pts FP SAIT Women's 12 12 0 0 93 22 71 36 114 PASS FC 12 5 3 4 46 45 1 18 117 Rapids Thunder 12 5 3 4 47 49 -2 18 119 Wrangler Raiders 12 6 0 6 41 51 -10 18 116 Ambrose Lions 12 3 4 5 34 46 -12 13 116 CFC Rangers 12 0 0 12 16 64 -48 0 102

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Standings Summer 2017 Co-Ed Season

Austria MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts

Danny Dichio & The Slippery Pigeons 16 16 0 0 87 19 68 48 142 119 U Mad Bro? 16 11 3 2 76 49 27 35 152 111 Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch 16 9 4 3 75 53 22 30 133 96.5 S. Wanderers 16 7 8 1 51 59 -8 22 138 91 Skirts and Kilts 16 4 11 1 44 80 -36 13 142 84 Timberhawks 16 2 14 0 34 81 -47 6 141 76.5 United FC 16 3 12 1 51 77 -26 10 127 73.5

Belgium MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts Blue Steele 16 13 2 1 86 48 38 40 147 114 Ligers 16 12 4 0 88 49 39 36 133 103 Shoot It Straight 16 8 7 1 61 66 -5 25 154 102 The Call Me Maybes 16 8 8 0 55 55 0 24 155 102 Onion Baggers 16 6 9 1 43 60 -17 19 154 96 Vicious and Delicious 16 8 7 1 75 70 5 25 141 95.5 Mega Whats 16 4 10 2 44 58 -14 14 148 88 Qa’Pla 16 2 14 0 36 82 -46 6 154 83

Canada MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts Moose Knuckles 16 10 5 1 78 53 25 31 155 109 Fresh Meat 16 10 6 0 62 54 8 30 152 106 Rompe Palle 16 9 6 1 66 50 16 28 153 105 Wolfpack 16 8 5 3 52 44 8 27 141 97.5 Claymores FC 16 7 8 1 54 52 2 22 151 97.5 Drunk and Looking to Score 16 6 8 2 33 45 -12 20 155 97.5 Goaldiggas 16 8 6 2 54 53 1 26 128 90 Timberhawks 2 16 6 8 2 54 65 -11 20 140 90 Kensington Wednesdays 16 5 9 2 52 58 -6 17 136 85 Super Serious Soccer Squad 16 3 11 2 43 74 -31 11 142 82

Denmark MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts Prestige Worldwide 16 15 1 0 72 29 43 45 153 122 Elegantly Wasted 16 7 5 4 66 47 19 25 152 101 Jimmy Kick-Its 16 8 6 2 47 47 0 26 144 98 Goalschlager 16 7 8 1 52 67 -15 22 149 96.5 Trojans FC 16 5 8 3 54 61 -7 18 148 92 Outta Nowhere 16 11 4 1 73 39 34 34 111 89.5 Locos Amigos 16 2 10 4 34 63 -29 10 148 84 Cheato's 16 4 9 3 55 73 -18 15 136 83 Monstars 16 3 11 2 39 66 -27 11 138 80 Standings

Summer 2017 Co-Ed Season

Ecuador MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts Tokidoki 16 10 5 1 79 55 24 31 158 110 Tripods 16 11 4 1 79 54 25 34 148 108 Alberta Beef 16 11 5 0 75 47 28 33 149 108 CSC United 16 10 5 1 65 44 21 31 148 105 Victorious Secret 16 11 3 2 87 55 32 35 138 104 Knobs & Knockers 16 5 9 2 51 75 -24 17 153 93.5 Domestic House Cats 16 3 13 0 45 89 -44 9 160 89 Purple Cobras 16 4 11 1 48 74 -26 13 150 88 Team Tuna 16 3 13 0 45 81 -36 9 158 88

Faroe Islands MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts Velocity 16 13 1 2 70 27 43 41 155 119 Ryenose 16 13 3 0 87 40 47 39 151 115 Ball Busters 16 10 6 0 61 47 14 30 153 107 Turbo Turtles 16 8 6 2 58 62 -4 26 159 106 Retro Blitz 16 7 8 1 55 59 -4 22 157 101 Storm FC 15 5 8 2 79 88 -9 17 134 84 Dregs 16 5 11 0 61 89 -28 15 136 83 MUSC GongShow 16 3 12 1 40 78 -38 10 142 81 Just for Fun 15 2 11 2 54 75 -21 8 136 76

Ghana MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts Octosharks 16 13 3 0 73 34 39 39 148 113 LKN2SCR 16 11 3 2 75 41 34 35 149 110 Crushenbru SC 16 12 3 1 70 40 30 37 144 109 Rabid Salamanders 16 8 6 2 62 55 7 26 158 105 Football Club Sandwich 16 7 7 2 57 56 1 23 159 103 Red Eyes 15 8 6 1 52 49 3 25 141 95.5 TigerballZ 16 5 10 1 54 73 -19 16 157 94.5 MUSC Rabble 16 4 10 2 47 64 -17 14 154 91 Young and the rested 15 4 9 2 32 44 -12 14 145 86.5 Rat Pack 16 0 15 1 25 91 -66 1 160 81

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Standings

Summer 2017 Co-Ed Season

Outdoor 7 vs 7 MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts CFC Pioneers 18 13 2 3 49 15 34 44 172 130 McKinley Burkart Football Club 17 10 4 3 43 28 15 33 160 113 CFC Sabres 18 8 7 3 50 36 14 27 167 110.5 Tripods 18 2 14 2 25 72 -47 8 201 108.5 Beercelona 16 8 4 4 37 18 19 28 158 107 Midnight Raiders FC 18 6 10 2 39 49 -10 20 165 102.5 Lions 17 5 11 1 36 61 -25 16 132 82

Standings

Winter 2017- 2018 Co-Ed Season

Austria MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts DDSP 15 15 0 0 90 30 60 45 127 108.5 U Mad Bro? 15 11 4 0 76 54 22 33 135 100.5 United FC 15 8 7 0 67 62 5 24 142 95 MMFB 15 8 7 0 82 68 14 24 130 89 The Call Me Maybes 15 2 13 0 33 82 -49 6 146 79 Skirts and Kilts 15 1 14 0 33 85 -52 3 131 68.5

Belgium MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts Blue Steele 18 17 1 0 119 52 67 51 152 127 Timberhawks 18 11 5 2 96 79 17 35 176 123 S. Wanderers 18 12 5 1 77 56 21 37 162 118 Ligers 18 11 5 2 99 64 35 35 165 117.5 McKinley Burkart Football Club 18 9 5 4 85 71 14 31 157 109.5 Grasshoppers FC 18 9 8 1 76 71 5 28 156 106 Mean Machine 18 6 11 1 69 84 -15 19 174 106 Shoot It Straight 18 3 14 1 49 98 -49 10 170 95 Vicious and Delicious 18 3 14 1 59 99 -40 10 166 93 CFC Sabres 18 4 8 6 64 80 -16 18 147 91.5 Claymores FC 18 3 12 3 51 90 -39 12 139 81.5

Canada MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts TCOB 18 11 3 4 77 57 20 37 174 124 Tropic Thunder 18 12 4 2 101 67 34 38 168 122 Beastmode 18 10 6 2 91 78 13 32 176 120 Qa’Pla' 18 9 6 3 85 81 4 30 173 116.5 Rompe Palle 18 8 7 3 82 75 7 27 168 111 Fresh Meat 18 6 10 2 52 76 -24 20 179 109.5 Onion Baggers 18 8 8 2 77 72 5 26 158 105 Ball Hoggz 18 9 6 3 82 62 20 30 134 97 Kensington Wednesday 18 5 12 1 56 77 -21 16 146 89 Tripods 18 0 16 2 52 110 -58 2 150 77

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Standings

Winter 2017- 2018 Co-Ed Season

Denmark MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts Goalschlager 18 11 4 3 71 56 15 36 161 116.5 Cheato’s 18 12 6 0 78 53 25 36 132 102 Prestige Worldwide 18 6 8 4 58 66 -8 22 159 101.5 Rockyview Rovers 18 7 9 2 57 51 6 23 154 100 Drunk and Looking to Score 18 4 10 4 44 66 -22 16 164 98 Timberhawks 2 18 9 6 3 61 55 6 30 134 97 Trojans FC 18 4 10 4 56 78 -22 16 160 96

Ecuador MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts

Outta Nowhere 18 13 2 3 82 41 41 42 167 125.5 Kam United 18 13 5 0 89 51 38 39 171 124.5 Alberta Beef 18 9 7 2 64 51 13 29 165 111.5 CSC United 18 9 6 3 63 56 7 30 162 111 Wolfpack 18 7 8 3 58 60 -2 24 172 110 Moose Knuckles 18 5 10 3 47 62 -15 18 173 104.5 Purple Cobras 18 7 6 5 49 57 -8 26 160 104 Beercelona 18 8 8 2 55 51 4 26 153 102.5 Team Tuna 18 2 14 2 42 86 -44 8 177 96.5 Brewhouse Degenerates 18 5 12 1 40 74 -34 16 149 90.5

Faroe Island MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts Jimmy Kick-Its 18 16 1 1 84 41 43 49 160 129 Elegantly Wasted 18 12 5 1 87 54 33 37 176 125 MUSC Saints 18 9 7 2 88 82 6 29 167 112.5 Tokidoki 18 8 10 0 69 75 -6 24 167 107.5 Locos Amigos 18 7 10 1 63 58 5 22 170 107 Storm FC 18 5 13 0 75 107 -32 15 171 100.5 Dregs 18 3 14 1 64 113 -49 10 172 96

Standings

Winter 2017- 2018 Co-Ed Season

Ghana MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts Velocity 18 16 2 0 104 39 65 48 180 138 Ryenose 18 14 4 0 93 62 31 42 168 126 Turbo Turtles 18 10 6 2 80 73 7 32 180 122 Football Club Sandwich 18 9 7 2 56 59 -3 29 180 119 Octosharks 18 7 9 2 65 62 3 23 177 111.5 Ball busters 18 8 9 1 79 80 -1 25 172 111 Retro Blitz 18 6 9 3 63 69 -6 21 173 107.5 Domestic House Cats 18 6 10 2 58 70 -12 20 175 107.5 Hot Danger 18 4 13 1 54 89 -35 13 180 103 Knobs & Knockers 18 3 14 1 39 88 -49 10 177 98

Honduras MP W L D GF GA GD Pts FP TPts

Stone Foxes 18 15 3 0 83 32 51 45 176 133 MUSC Gongshow 18 16 1 1 76 33 43 49 158 128 Rabid Salamanders 18 10 5 3 72 52 20 33 177 121.5 Crushenbru SC 18 11 6 1 76 47 29 34 170 119 LKN2SCR 17 9 5 3 78 54 24 30 167 113.5 Young and The Rested 18 5 12 1 36 61 -25 16 174 103 TigerballZ Z 18 4 12 2 64 97 -33 14 176 102 Red Eyes 18 4 14 0 56 90 -34 12 170 97 Floor Play 18 5 9 4 45 64 -19 19 155 96.5 Rat Pack 17 2 14 1 38 94 -56 7 170 92

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Additional Information

CUSA Discipline Committee Chairs: Celest Herauf Ann Blackwood Brian Atkinson Mike McMahon Joshua Wood Clayton Becker

Referee Representatives: Garth Elgie Nik Rasula Dustin Friesen Richard Sansregret Mario Moretti Michael Mund Greg Enno Ron Stephenson

Members at Large: Ann Blackwood Brian Bolger Paul McMullen Gui Diegoli-Rosini Maritess Eloursa Escanela Mike Pointmeier Ian McMahon

Coed Advisory Committee Clayton Becker: Timberhawks Mike Pointmeier: Velocity Scott de Koning: Young and the Michael Mund: The Other Team Rested Sara Richard: Super Sonic Avengers

Calgary’s Nations Cup Committee Iain Sneddon Sabrina Kajla Karen Kajla Maria Marshall – Referee in Chief

CUSA Life Members

The Lifetime Achievement Award has been presented to the following individuals for years of outstanding contribution and unselfish effort towards the growth of the Calgary United Soccer Association.

Ron Coldrick Henry Sattler (2005) Peter Farrell (2011) Ian Swift Chris Sore (2007) Steve Hill (2013) Pier Siccardi Peter Moonen (2008) Peter Welsh (2015) Peter McKenzie Felicia Swift (2009) Jim Marvill (2017) William A Alistair Fraser (2010) Malone(1998) Pietro Jim Britton (2011) Castagnaro(2003)

Board of Directors

President : Jasprit Lail

First Vice President : Bill Malone

Second Vice President : Peter Newman

Treasurer : Rajinder Uppal, CPA, CGA

Directors : Jennifer Charlebois John Courtliff Megan Kossowan Mwandibhuya (Kennedy) Mutepfa Pablo Romero Sean Wilson Tayfun Zehir

Administration :

Executive Director : Pearl Doupe

Office Manager : Patti Newfield

Program Coordinator Administration : Ric Blackwell

Program Coordinator Administration : Adelle Young / Devin Varsek

Program Coordinator Co-Ed : Jaleesa Johnson / Gary Freed

Suite 183 4000 Glenmore Court SE Calgary, AB T2C 5R8 403.270.0363 www.cusa.ab.ca www.calgarycoedsoccer.com

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