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Game Day Program O M 2011 GGaammee DDaayy PPrrooggrraamm The Ottawa Fury Soccer Club Ottawa’s ONLY USL Affiliated Team Ottawa Fury Men The Leader of the Pack in the PDL • Back-to-Back Northeast Division Champions • Reached Eastern Conference Finals in 2010 • All-time Record of 51-27-8 • Undefeated in Regular Season at Home in Over 3 Years (21-0-6) Ottawa Fury Women The Jewel of the W-League • Reigning Great Lakes Division Champions • All-time Record of 104-23-16 • 8 Straight Playoff Appearances • 7 Consecutive Division Titles • 5 W-League Final Four Appearances • 2-Time Regular Season Champions (2005 & 2007) • 18 Current and Former Players on Canadian Women’s National Team Ottawa Fury Youth and Academy Programs The Next Generation of Soccer Talent Plays Here • 2010 Super Y-League North American Champions (U17 Girls) • #2 Ranked Club in North American Among 65+ Super Y-League Clubs • 70+ US College Scholarship Winners • 15 New England Division Titles in Program History • Elliot Simmons (Academy) Signs Contract with MK Dons (England) 458 MacLaren Street Floor 2 Ottawa, ON K1R 5K6 613.235.FURY www.ottawafury.com W e Ottawa Fu ry l c 2011 Game Day Program o m WELCOME TO ANOTHER SEASON OF FURY SOCCER. Four games over the opening weekend is an exciting way to begin. A warm welcome e to the Rochester Ravens, Western Mass Pioneers, Laval Comètes and Vermont Voltage. Last year was a tremendous one for the Club. Our 17 Girls won the North American Super Y-League Championship, we were ranked 2 nd of all SYL clubs in North America for performance on and off the field and our W-League and PDL teams both won their divisions for the 7 th and 2nd successive year respectively. The Men and the Women both advanced to the Conference Finals before falling to the Buffalo Flash and Reading Rage. There is a brand new look to the Fury Women this year. With so many of our 2010 players representing Canada, Australia and New Zealand in this summer’s World Cup in Germany, new head coach Dom Oliveri has been extra busy bringing together a new squad with the potential to contend for this year’s W-League championship to be held in Seattle. The team started off the season with back to back victories at Rochester and Hamilton last weekend, It will also be a very fresh and young looking PDL team in 2011 with a number of fan favorites like Will Beaugé and Justin Dasah having lost their U-23 status and others such as Adrian LeRoy and Martin John moving on to professional careers with FC Edmonton and Cardiff City. With 2010 coach Carl Valentine accepting a position with the MLS Vancouver Whitecaps, new coach Steve Payne has the task of building a new squad. The Men started off the season with a loss in Hamilton last Sunday. This weekend, the Men will be out to protect our very impressive 26 game unbeaten home record in regular season PDL play. With plans for a refurbished Frank Clair stadium in the works, the possibility of a pro soccer team and Ottawa bidding to host the 2014 (U-20) and 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup, the future for soccer in Ottawa looks bright! Success brings it rewards but also places increased financial burdens on the Club and its teams. Ensuring that our W-League, PDL and youth teams have access to the very best facilities, coaching and competition is only possible due to the assistance of our sponsors, advertisers, partners and in the case of our younger players, our parents. A huge thank you to all and to all our supporters. Enjoy a summer of great soccer. John Pugh Owner and CEO Be Part of It 201 1 Ottawa Fury Game Day Program 1 Home Opening Weekend BE PART OF IT! Friday, June 3 – 7pm Fury Women vs. Rochester Ravens (2-0-0) (1-1-0) Halftime – Musical Balls – Who will be the last one standing? Saturday, June 4 – 3pm Fury Men vs. Western Mass. Pioneers (1-0-1) (3-0-1) Halftime – Crossbar Challenge – How good is your accuracy? SUNDAY’S WITH THE SU N Sunday, June 5 –12pm Fury Women vs. Laval Comètes (2-0-0) (1-0-1) Fury Men vs. Vermont Voltage – 3pm (1-0-1) (0-2-2) Fury Fittest Fan Competition! Season long competition with winners advancing to Championship Final on July 24 th with a chance to win a great prize package from the Ottawa High Performance Center (OHPC) and Radisson Hotels. Show Your Fury! Furious Fan of the Game Will Receive a $20 Gift Card from Fratelli Restaurants! Make Some NOISE and Cheer Our Fury to Victory! Are You Smarter Than the Fury Interns? Try your hand at outsmarting the Fury Intern’s trivia contest and win some great prizes courtesy of Pizza Pizza, Key to the City and the Ottawa Fury! 201 1 Ottawa Fury Game Day Program 3 2011 Ottawa Fury Schedule Ottawa Fury Women DATE OPPONENT TIME STADIUM Sat. May 28 Rochester Ravens 3:00pm Aquinas Institute Sun. May 29 Hamilton FC Rage 2:00pm Ivor Wynne Stadium Fri. June 3 Rochester Ravens 7:00pm Algonquin College Sun. June 5* Laval Comètes 12:00pm Algonquin College Sat. June 18 London Gryphons 1:00pm North London Stadium Sat. June 25 Québec City Amiral 1:00pm Francois-Xavier Garneau Wed. June 29 Québec City Amiral 7:00pm Algonquin College Sat. July 2 London Gryphons 7:00pm Algonquin College Wed. July 6* Toronto Lady Lynx 11:00am Centennial Park Stadium Sat. July 9 Hamilton FC Rage 3:00pm Algonquin College Sat. July 10 Laval Comètes 3:00pm Bois-De-Bologne Centre Sat. July 16* Toronto Lady Lynx 7:00pm Algonquin College Denotes Rogers TV Broadcast | * Denotes PDL/W-League Double-Header HOME AWAY Fury Games Broadcasted Exclusively on Rogers TV Cable 22 201 1 Ottawa Fury Game Day Program 5 2011 Ottawa Fury Schedule Ottawa Fury Men DATE OPPONENT TIME STADIUM Sat. May 28 FC London 7:30pm Waterhouse Stadium Sun. May 29* Hamilton FC Rage 6:00pm Ivor Wynne Stadium Sat. June 4 Western Mass Pioneers 3:00pm Algonquin College Sun. June 5* Vermont Voltage 3:00pm Algonquin College Sat. June 11 MPS Portland Phoenix 6:00pm Memorial Field Sun. June 12 New Hampshire Phantoms 5:00pm Portsmouth H.S. Wed. June 15 Vermont Voltage 7:00pm Algonquin College Sun. June 19 New Hampshire Phantoms 3:00pm Algonquin College Fri. June 24 Vermont Voltage 7:00pm Collins-Perley S.C. Sat. June 25 Western Mass Pioneers 7:00pm Lusitano Stadium Sat. July 2 Vermont Voltage 7:00pm Collins-Perley S.C Wed. July 6* Toronto Lynx 2:00pm Centennial Park Sun. July 10 MPS Portland Phoenix 3:00pm Algonquin College Sat. July 16* Toronto Lynx 3:00pm Algonquin College Wed. July 20 Hamilton FC Rage 7:00pm Algonquin College Sun. July 24 FC London 3:00pm Algonquin College Denotes Rogers TV Broadcast | * Denotes PDL/W-League Double-Header HOME AWAY Fury Games Broadcasted Exclusively on Rogers TV Cable 22 201 1 Ottawa Fury Game Day Program 7 TTootttteennhhaamm HHoottssppuurr Player Development Program July 4–8 & July 11–15 Tottenham Hotspur Coaches A professional training environment providing players aged 8-14 with a true Academy-like experience. Paul Griffiths Phil Heseltine Luke Jones UK Development Officer Head Coach, Turnford Head Coach, Turnford • UEFA B License Sports College Sports College • Head of UK Football • UEFA B License • FA Levels One & Two Development • Level 2 Coaching • Currently undertaking • Level 2 Coaching Certificate UEFA B Licence • FA Certification in • Played Semi-Pro at Talent Identification Billericay Town Program Elements among others Will Include: • Individual Player “There is a great interest in Tottenham Hotspur from around the world and the Club can play a role in raising the profile of football Assessment & Talent in Canada. The Tottenham Hotspur Football Development Program Identification Review in Ottawa will provide young people with the opportunity to • On & Off-Field Training play the game and the Club will be working with the Ottawa • Small-Sided Games Fury, in what is hoped to be one of many Player Development • Camp T-Shirt Programs involving Tottenham Hotspur in Ottawa.” • Ottawa Fury Tickets – Harry Redknapp, Proudly sponsored by: Manager, Tottenham Hotspur For more information or to register visit www.ottawafury.com 201 1 Ottawa Fury Game Day Program 9 Ottawa Fury Notebook Friday, June 3 rd TODAY’S GAME BETWEEN THE OTTAWA FURY (2-0-0) and the Rochester Ravens (1-1-0) marks the home opener for the Fury Women who are coming off an impressive road trip to open the season that saw them defeat Rochester (2-0) and Hamilton (1-0) returning to the Nation’s Capital with all six possible points to kick the 2011 W-League season off in good form. The Fury enter 2011 having won the division the past seven seasons and will have the Laval Comètes, Quebec City Amirals and Toronto Lady Lynx, among others, looking to knock them off their perch. Over the past 8 seasons the Fury Women have been the jewel of the W-League, but have yet to capture their crown – Ottawa is the league’s most successful franchise not to have women the W-League Championship owning the league third best all-time record (104-23-16). As always the goal is to win the W-League Championship so the Fury hope to produce another dominant season and book their ticket to Seattle, WA home of the 2011 Championship Finals. New faces will be aplenty for the Fury Women this season beginning at the head coach position where long-time W-League assistant coach Dom Oliveri takes over the head coaching reigns and has assembled a strong group of NCAA talent after losing many international players like Amber Hearn, Ria Percival, Aivi Luik and Tameka Butt to the FIFA Women’s World Cup as they represent their respective countries this summer in Germany.
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