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2006 CLS Season National Division International Division Windsor Border Stars Toronto Supra Portuguese Laval Dynamites Serbian White Eagles London City Toronto Croatia North York Astros Italia Shooters St. Catharines Wolves Caribbean Selects Oakville Blue Devils Brampton Stallion Home Team Away Team Week 1 Fri May 19, 7:30pm Serbian White Eagles 3 Italia Shooters 2 Sat May 20, 8:00pm Windsor Border Stars 0 London City 0 1st Round - Open Canada Cup Sat May 20, Ottawa St. Anthony Italia 2 Montreal Panellinios 0 (Ottawa won by forfeit) Sun May 21, 5:00pm Hamilton Serbs 1 GS United (Toronto) 0 Week 2 Sun May 28 6:00pm Brampton Stallions 2 Oakville Blue Devils 1 Sun May 28 7:00pm Caribbean Selects 0 North York Astros 0 Sun May 28 7:00pm Italia Shooters 0 Serbian White Eagles 2 Sun May 28 7:00pmToronto Supra Portuguese ppd London City ppd Week 3 Fri June 2 8:30pm London City 0 St. Catharines Wolves 1 June 3 7:00pm Caribbean Selects ppd Serbian White Eagles ppd Sun June 4 7:00pm Italia Shooters 1 Toronto Supra Portuguese 1 Sun June 4 7:00pm North York Astros 2 London City 6 Sun June 4 5:00pm Oakville Blue Devils 4 Brampton Stallions 1 Week 4 Wed June 7 8:15pm St. Catharines Wolves 1 Toronto Croatia 1 Fri June 9 8:00pm Toronto Croatia 5 Caribbean Selects 1 Fri June 9 8:00pm Serbian White Eagles 2 North York Astros 1 Fri June 9 8:30pm London City 2 Toronto Supra Portuguese 2 Sat June 10 7:00pm Border Stars 3 St Catharines Wolves 1 Sat June 10 7:00pm Laval Dynamites 3 Oakville Blue Devils 1 Sun June 11 6:00pmBrampton Stallions 1 North York Astros 4 Sun June 11 7:00pmItalia Shooters 2 Caribbean Selects 1 Sun June 11 7:00pmToronto Supra Portuguese 2 Toronto Croatia 2 Sun June 11 7:00pmLaval Dynamites 1 Oakville Blue Devils 2 Week 5 Wed June 14 8:15pmSt. Catharines Wolves 1 North York Astros 1 Fri June 16 8:30pm London City 1 Oakville Blue Devils 2 Sat June 17 7:00pm Windsor Border Stars 1 Caribbean Selects 2 Sat June 17 8:00pmToronto Croatia 2 Laval Dynamites 2 Sun June 18 3:00pmOakville Blue Devils 0 Laval Dynamites 0 Sun June 18 7:00pm Italia Shooters 1 Toronto Croatia 2 Sun June 18 7:00pm North York Astros 3 Brampton Stallions 0 Week 6 Wed June 21 8:15pm St. Catharines Wolves 1 Toronto Supra Portuguese 1 Fri June 23 8:00pm Serbian White Eagles 2 Laval Dynamites 0 Fri June 23 8:30pm London City 0 Windsor Border Stars 1 (exhibition game) Fri June 23 7:30pm Italia Shooters 2 Cruzeiro (Brazil) 4 Sat June 24 7:00pm Windsor Border Stars 3 Toronto Croatia 1 Sat June 24 7:00pmCaribbean Selects 2 Laval Dynamites 2 Sun June 25 6:00pm Brampton Stallions 6 London City 0 Sun June 25 7:00pm North York Astros 2 Serbian White Eagles 3 Sun June 25 4:00pm Italia Shooters 1 Laval Dynamites 1 Sun June 25 5:00pm Oakville Blue Devils 3 St. Catharines Wolves 1 Week 7 Thurs June 29 7:30pm Serbian White Eagles 6 Caribbean Selects 0 1st Round - Open Canada Cup Fri June 30 8:38pm London AEK 5 Hamilton Argentina 78 0 2nd Round - Open Canada Cup Sun July 2 2:30pm North York Astros 0 Brampton Stallions 5 Sun July 2 7:00pm Laval Dynamites 2 Ottawa St Anthony Italia 4 Sun July 2 7:00pm Italia Shooters 2 Oakville Blue Devils 0 Sun July 2 8:00pm St Catharines Wolves 0 London AEK 1 Sun July 2 9:00pm Hamilton Serbians 3 Toronto Supra Portuguese 2 Mon July 3 8:38pm London City 4 Caribbean Selects 1 Week 8 Wed July 5 8:15pm St Catharines Wolves 0 Oakville Blue Devils 1 Fri July 7 8:00pm Toronto Croatia 3 Toronto Supra Portuguese 1 Fri July 7 8:30pm London City 0 Brampton Stallions 0 Sat July 8 7:00pm Windsor Border Stars 0 Brampton Stallions 0 Sun July 9 7:00pm Italia Shooters 0 Toronto Croatia 0 Sun July 9 1:00pm Caribbean Selects ppd Windsor Border Stars ppd Sun July 9 3:30pm North York Astros ppd Oakville Blue Devils ppd Week 9 Wed July 12 8:15pm St Catharines Wolves 3 Border Stars 1 Fri July 14 8:00pm Toronto Croatia 6 St Catharines Wolves 1 Fri July 14 8:30pm London City 1 Oakville Blue Devils 5 2nd Round - Open Canada Cup Fri July 14 7:30pm Serbian White Eagles 2 Toronto Lynx (USL) 2 (Toronto Lynx win 4-3 on penalty kicks) Sat July 15 7:00pm Laval Dynamites 0 Italia Shooters 3 Sun July 16 6:00pm Brampton Stallions 6 Caribbean Selects 0 Sun July 16 7:00pm Laval Dynamites 1 Italia Shooters 2 Sun July 16 7:00pm North York Astros 1 St Catharines Wolves 4 Sun July 16 5:00pm Oakville Blue Devils 0 Windsor Border Stars 1 Sun July 16 7:30pm Toronto Supra Portuguese 2 London City 2 North York Astros Team Week 10 Fri July 21 8:00pm Caribbean Selects 1 Toronto Croatia 4 Fri July 21 8:30pm London City 2 Serbian White Eagles 7 Sat July 22 7:00pm Windsor Border Stars 0 North York Astros 0 Sat July 22 7:00pm Caribbean Selects 0 Toronto Croatia 2 Sun July 23 7:00pm North York Astros 2 Windsor Border Stars 2 Sun July 23 7:00pm Laval Dynamites 4 Brampton Stallions 1 Sun July 23 7:00pm Toronto Supra Portuguese 0 Italia Shooters 2 Sun July 23 5:00pm Oakville Blue Devils 3 London City 3 Week 11 Wed July 26 8:15pm St. Catharines Wolves 1 North York Astros 0 Fri July 28 8:00pm Toronto Croatia 5 Toronto Supra Portuguese 1 Fri July 28 8:30pm London City 2 Windsor Border Stars 0 Fri July 28 7:30pm Serbian White Eagles 5 Caribbean Selects 0 Sat July 29 7:00pm Windsor Border Stars 1 Oakville Blue Devils 1 Sat July 29 7:00pm Italia Shooters 0 Laval Dynamites 2 Sun July 30 7:00pm North York Astros 4 Caribbean Selects 1 Sun July 30 7:00pm Toronto Supra Portuguese 1 St. Catharines Wolves 1 Sun July 30 4:00pm Brampton Stallions 2 Laval Dynamites 1 Week 12 Wed Aug 2 8:15pm St Catharines Wolves 0 Serbian White Eagles 8 Sun Aug 6 7:00pm Caribbean Selects 1 Toronto Supra Portuguese 6 Quart-Finals - Open Canada Cup Fri Aug 4 8:38pm London City 1 London AEK 2 Sun Aug 6 3:00pm Ottawa St. Anthony Italia 1 Windsor Border Stars 0 Mon Aug 7 7:00pm Italia Shooters 0 Brampton Stallions 1 Week 13 Fri Aug 11 8:30pm London City 1 St Catharines Wolves 2 Fri Aug 11 7:30pm Serbian White Eagles 2 Toronto Supra Portuguese 1 Sat Aug 12 7:00pm Caribbean Selects 1 Italia Shooters 1 Sun Aug 13 5:00pm Oakville Blue Devils 5 North York Astros 1 Sun Aug 13 6:00pm Brampton Stallions 1 St Catharines Wolves 0 Sun Aug 13 6:00pm Laval Dynamites 0 Toronto Croatia 2 Sun Aug 13 7:00pm Toronto Supra Portuguese ppd Serbian White Eagles ppd Quart-Finals - Open Canada Cup Sun Aug 13 5:00pm Hamilton Serbians 0 Toronto Lynx 1 Sun Aug 13 7:00pm Serbian White Eagles 0 Harbourview FC (Jamaica) 1 (exhibition game) Week 14 Wed Aug 16 8:15pm St Catharines Wolves 4 Windsor Border Stars 1 Thurs Aug 17 9:00pmItalia Shooters 3 Oakville Blue Devils 1 Fri Aug 18 8:30pm London City 0 Toronto Croatia 6 Sat Aug 19 7:00pm Windsor Border Stars 3 Brampton Stallions 0 Sat Aug 19 8:00pm Toronto Croatia 4 Laval Dynamites 1 Sun Aug 20 3:00pm Oakville Blue Devils 1 Laval Dynamites 1 Sun Aug 20 6:00pm Brampton Stallions 2 Windsor Border Stars 0 Sun Aug 20 7:00pm Italia Shooters 0 Serbian White Eagles 4 Sun Aug 20 7:00pm Toronto Supra Portuguese 4 Caribbean Selects 0 Sun Aug 20 7:00pm North York Astros 1 London City 1 St Catharines Roma Wolves Team Week 15 Wed Aug 23 8:15pm St Catharines Wolves 1 Brampton Stallions 2 Fri Aug 25 8:30pm London City 3 North York Astros 1 Fri Aug 25 7:30pm Serbian White Eagles 0 Italia Shooters 0 Sat Aug 26 7:00pm Windsor Border Stars 0 Toronto Supra Portuguese 1 Sat Aug 26 7:00pm Laval Dynamites 2 Caribbean Selects 0 Sun Aug 27 7:00pm Laval Dynamites 8 Caribbean Selects 0 Sun Aug 27 7:00pm Toronto Supra Portuguese ppd Windsor Border Stars ppd Sun Aug 27 5:00pm Toronto Croatia ppd Serbian White Eagles ppd Sun Aug 27 5:00pm Oakville Blue Devils 2 Italia Shooters 3 Sun Aug 27 8:30pm North York Astros 0 Brampton Stallions 0 Week 16 Semi-Finals Canada Cup (London) Wild-Card Game Sun Sep 3 7:38pm London City 1 – 3 Ottawa St Anthony's Italia Semi-Finals Fri Sep 1 8:38pm London AEK 0 - 1 Toronto Lynx (USL) Mon Sep 4 4:08pm Brampton Stallions 1 – 3 Ottawa St Anthony's Italia Fri Sep 1 8.30 pm North York Astros 1 Oakville Blue Devils 1 Sat Sep 2 7:00pm Caribbean Selects 1 Serbian White Eagles 6 Week 17 Tues Sep 6 9:00pm Toronto Supra Portuguese 0 Italia Shooters 1 Wed Sep 6 8:15pm St.
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