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Coastal Program 2012.Pdf GREETINGS FROM THE MAYOR: On behalf of the City Council and the residents of Richmond, it is my pleasure to extend a warm welcome to all participants, coaches, parents, and spectators to the 2012 BC Coastal Cup Championships, being hosted by Richmond Soccer Association from May 5 - 6, 2012, at Minoru Park. Since 1953, the BC Coastal Cup Championships has been recognized as a prestigious event for all competitive youth soccer teams. 300 teams, consisting of 5,000 boys and girls, will compete to be crowned the youth soccer champion teams in BC’s Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island. The top two teams in each division will later face-off in the Coastal Cup finals. Soccer is not only a fast and exciting sport, but it also develops new skills, promotes physical activity, and encourages teamwork and friendship. Sincere congratulations to those who have worked hard to organize this highly anticipated event. I wish all participants the best of luck, and hope that those of you visiting our City will have the opportunity to return. Malcolm D. Brodie Mayor BC Soccer heartily welcomes all players, coaches, officials, volunteers to the 2012 Coastal Cup at Minoru in Richmond! Coastal Cup features some of the best youth teams from the coastal and island regions of the province. Fans, friends and family will be treated to high energy and great caliber soccer in healthy competition. BC Soccer expresses its appreciation to the coaches, volunteers, friends and family members who give their time to the beautiful game and support of this competition. We especially acknowledge the Richmond Soccer Association for once again hosting this event. On behalf of the entire BC Soccer staff and Board of Directors, we wish you a very successful tournament. Finally to the players- good luck! We know that regardless of the outcome, you will put your best foot forward. Charlie Cuzzetto, President, BC Soccer Association Coastal Cup 2012 Final Games May 5th and 6th, 2012: Minoru Park, Richmond www.bccoastalcup.com Teams must check in at Minoru Pavillion one hour before game time. Games must start promptly. Cup Age Home Away Day Time Field U13 Boys A Cup Burnaby Selects Richmond United Sat 3.30 Rmd High U13 Girls A Cup Semiahmoo STL 99 SurDel Sting Sat 9.15 Minoru 2 U13 Boys B Cup Surrey FC Ravens Sunshine Coast Scorpions Sun 12.30 Stadium U13 Girls B Cup Chilliwack Attack Saanich Fusion Sun 1.15 Rmd High U14 Boys A Cup Port Moody AC Select Coquitlam Metro-Ford Crew Sat 11.00 Stadium U14 Girls A Cup Central City Breakers Elite 98 Richmond Synergy Sat 9.00 Stadium U14 Boys B Cup Surrey FC Barca Langley United Silver Sat 1.30 Rmd High U14 Girls B Cup SurDel United Powell River Cobras Sun 11.00 Stadium U15 Boys A Cup Central City Breakers Richmond United Sun 9.00 Stadium U15 Girls A Cup Coquitlam Metro-Ford Galaxy Royal City NW Barcelona Sat 11.30 Rmd High U15 Boys B Cup Central City Breakers Elite South Burnaby Metro Vipers Sat 3.15 Minoru 2 U15 Girls B Cup Ladner Vipers Coquitlam Metro-Ford Black Ice Sun 9.15 Minoru 2 U16 Boys A Cup Richmond United Coquitlam Metro-Ford Bayern Sat 1.15 Minoru 2 U16 Girls A Cup Port Moody Storm West Van Rangers Sat 1.00 Stadium U16 Boys B Cup Guildford Extreme Comox Valley Red Devils Sun 11.10 Minoru 2 U16 Girls B Cup Chilliwack Attack Saanich Fusion Sun 11.20 Rmd High U17 Boys B Cup West Vancouver Spuraways Central City Breakers Tigers Sat 11.15 Minoru 2 U17 Girls B Cup Port Coquitlam Fury Nanaimo Impact Sun 12.30 McNair (Grass) U18 Boys A Cup Richmond United Central City Breakers Pegasus Sat 3.00 Stadium U18 Girls A Cup Richmond Red Hot Selects Surrey FC Pegasus Sat 5.00 Stadium U18 Boys B Cup North Delta United North Vancouver FC Fury Sat 5.15 Minoru 2 U18 Girls B Cup Central City Breakers Elite 94 Cliff Avenue United Sun 1.00 Minoru 2 Stadium is Minoru Park Stadium AT. Minoru 2 is Minoru #2 AT Awards ceremony for all teams Sunday. Rmd High is Richmond High AT. See map on web-site for details Arrive by 3.30 for 4.00 start McNair is at Francis and No. 4 Rd. A Cup - Boys U13 – Burnaby Selects Shirt #. Fir s t Nam e Last Name HEAD COACH Frank Iuele 2 Tyler Kattler Asst. COACH Mario Montagliani 3 Tak Tasaka Team Manager Robert Kattler 4 Gurinder Nijjar 5 Matteo Iuele 6 Todor Baljak 7 Abobaker Ghaus 8 Mathew Manetta 9 Sekawnee Baker 10 Anthony Prpic 13 Isaac Perkins 14 Kolby Buljevic 15 Mario Junior Greco 17 Devon Sandhu 18 Matteo Montagliani 20 Cristiano Basso 21 Aleksandar Kalajdzic U13 – Richmond United Shirt No. Last Name: First Name: Team Manager: Minato Bob 1 Roberts Jordan Head Coach: Dunham Greg 2 Minato Sean Assista nt Coa ch: Sandhu Shawn 3 Yilmaz Mutlu Assista nt Coa ch: Sciascia Roberto 4 Gomez Juan 5 Tong Andrew 6 Legge Jack 7 Dhillon Jovandeep 8 Leal Cole 9 Hooper Logan 10 Loveland Matthew 11 Sandhu Jordan 12 Lorenz Jacob 13 Pinter Patrick 14 Cantwell Zachary 15 Jagde Talvinder 16 Balen Zachary 17 Mavis Ryder 18 Khayrallah Ayan U14 – Port Moody AC Select Nikolas Schwartz Head Coach Johnny Millin Marko Misuric Assitant Coach Peter Kamner Mustafa Yousef Assistant Coach Domingo Torres Aaron Kim Jeremy Judd Garrett Shum Patrick Serrano Nicolaj Erhold Adam GenoveseKio de Torres, Malik Brown Belal Raufi Stefan Kamner Austin Cho Brendan Detta Jason Millin Mathew Clay Mathew Le U14 – Coquitlam Metro Ford Crew 2 - Jeremy Basic Head Coach - Marke Fox 3 - Liam Macdonald Assistant Coach - Elvio Cuzzette 4 - Lorenzo Di Tomaso Manager - Tim Archbold 5 - Zachary Pinto 6 - Enoc Flores 7 - Matteus Fox 8 - Giovanni Lazar 9 - Olindo Zecca 10 - Aiden Conners 11 - Aaron Woosnam 13 - Jacob Archbold 14 - Eugene Maltsev 15 - Devin Desaulniers 18 - Luca Lapore 22 - Jared Horvath 23 - Malcolm Sanchez A Cup - Boys U15 – Central City Breakers Shirt No. Last Name: First Name: 10 Bains Gurkirat "Gary" Team Manager: Nishi Basra 12 Basi Surajvir Head Coach: Paul Bahia 9 Bassi Jagvir "Juggy" Assistant Coach: Gary Badesha 5 Bassi Manjit Assistant Coach: Sukh Garcha 7 Basra Amir 14 Gill Gurjot 3 Grainger Duncan 1 Gill Amitoj 13 Purewal Rajan 8 Uppal Rajan 4 Hundal Gurpreet U15 – Richmond United Shirt # First name Last name Coach: Roberto Sciasca 15 Murat Aygun Brent Branker 19 Vinz Balitaan Asst Coach: Paul Legge 2 Don Ballescas Manager: Susan Gautreau, Jim Platis 17 Peter Bekenn 10 Noah Chimich 11 Damon Couling 9 Leuvin Ray Ebora 16 Jerry Fan 7 Devon Gautreau 14 Duva Karunakaran 6 Fraser Kirkland 12 Matthew Legge 2 Ovie Odjegba 5 Jarett Paiva 8 Christos Platis 13 Alexander Tait 18 Ivo Wright U16 – Richmond United Shirt #. First Name Last Name 4 Adrian Hui Head Coach Ted Lorenz (GK) Andrew Donald Roberto Sciascia 16 Andrew Lipton Assistant Coach Kel Tang 9 Andy Ng (GK) Christian Zimmermann 2 Cole Metcalfe 12 Connor McFadyen 7 Conor O'Loughlin 8 Daniel Gomez 6 Glen Kirkland 11 Gordan Andjelic 18 Ian Weber 10 Jesse Levinkind 5 Kourino Hazebrouck 14 Mitchell Jesson 17 Pavel Yim 19 Sahawna Baker 15 Theo Lorenz U16 – Coquitlam Metro Ford Bayern #14 Marko Boskovic Head Coach Adam Kahnamelli #9 Matthew Budai Assistant Coach Kia Mirzahossein #17 Tyler Da Silva Assistant Coach Dave Jones #4 Matteo Gallaccio Manager Laverne Da Silva #16 Christian Guzman #8 Tanner Jones #22 Krsto Lulic #3 Anthony McKave #15 Corey McTavish #7 Callum Milner #10 Michael Mobilio #11 Ryan Mobilio #19 Carlos Nino GK Nazzareno Russo #13 Taylor Witala #6 Matthew Zwimpfer A Cup - Boys U18 – Richmond United Shirt No. Last Name: First Name: 19 Cau Alessandro Team Manager: Angela Boskovic 9 Escobar Alexander Head Coach: John Gattens 24 GK Boskovic Ante Assista nt Coa ch: Jeff Kemp 20 Matok Armando Assista nt Coa ch: Roberto Sciascia 16 Kennedy Fergus 6 Sidhu Jaspal 14 Kemp Kyle 4 Hajibeigy Majid 8 Ribi Marcus 15 Cau Massimo 5 Radosevic Nik 10 Sangha Rylan 11 Jamal Tawfiq 7 Baluch Wassem U18 – Central City Breakers Pegasus Shirt No. La st First Name: Team Manager: Terry Grewal 12 Bal Sunveer Head Coach: Robby Toor 15 Bassi Jaskaran 8 Dhandha Gurjodh 14 Dhillon Matthew 4 Grewal Aman 6 Grewal Perneil 7 Hothi Amrit 5 Lidder Amar 10 Parhar Mandip 1 Sahota Bavan 3 Sidhu Arashdeep 9 Sihota Patrick 13 Singh Juggy 11 Johal Ronnie A Cup - Girls U13 – Semiahmoo STL 99 SOUTH FRASER STL 99 U13 Metro Coach : Mike Richards Shirt #. First Name Last Name Asst Coach : Paul Cottrell 8 Lauren Cottrell Manager : Christine Johnson 7 Hayley Cumiskey 10 Kennedy Fulcher 16 Makayla Johnson 11 Taylor Kendrick 14 Casey Marshall 15 Nadia Prokopich 9 Kate Richards 4 Danika Unger 12 Shae Wessler 5 Mikaela Wheatley 17 Rebecca Wilson 6 Ally Wray U13 – Surdel Sting Jersey # Name Coaches 1 Joven Sandhu Kevan Cornes 3 Kylie Robertson Wayne Trafton 4 Kassandra Sandhu Paul Costa 6 Taylor Russell John Russell 7 Jamie Cornes 8 Skye Moore 9 Kelsey Craddock 11 Armani Takhar 13 Samantha Kaltenegger 14 Logan Bailey 15 Patty Dun 16 Allison Scanks 17 Brittany Costa 19 Meghan Lindsay 22 Ravneet Sandhar 23 Hailey Lemon 31 Riley Moore U14 – Central City Elite 98 Shirt No. First Na me Last Name 2 Jeevan Parhar Head Coach Kash Sidhu 3 Seerit Lally Assistant Coach Kam Toor 4 Mehar Waraich Assistant Coach Jas Biln 5 Jas Kang Team Manager Brinder Lally 6 Kayla Smith 7 Harroop Malli 8 Gurkarn Chohan 9 Raveena Biln 11 Manisha Toor 12 Sneha Sandhu 13 Taylor Bearman 14 Jessica Galbraith 15 Jerrica Bardaro 17 Priya Sidhu G Maria Palmegiani 18 Moneet Pannu 19 Gagan Pamma U14 – Richmond Synergy Shirt No.
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