A BC Soccer History Series Report

British Columbia Adult Soccer Championships The History of BC Soccer Adult Provincial Cups: 1892 to date

BC Soccer Daily Province Cup Men’s Open Cup: 1922 to Date

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Introduction Men’s Open ‘A’ Cup The first BC Provincial Cup was held just three Since 1892, British Columbian adult amateur soccer years after the first recorded soccer club in BC was teams have competed to be crowned provincial formed in Victoria in August 1889. champions. The history of the Provincial Cup covers Island was soccer’s first hotbed, as Victoria’s naval the story of the growth and development of the base was home to many British sailors and the sport in the province over the last 125 years. Until Nanaimo district coalfields attracted European 1979, all competitions were for men. miners, who brought with This report covers the history of the ten adult them. The first BC Provincial Cup took place just 20 provincial championships held annually, men’s and years after the first FA Cup in England. women’s, of different ages and calibres. It has been From 1892 to 1904, the trophy for provincial play completed to compile and preserve the history of was the “Nanaimo Football Association Grand BC’s Provincial Cup play. Winning provincial Challenge Cup”, which the Nanaimo district had championships is a tremendous achievement, and commissioned for its own championship in 1891. In this report is designed to preserve and help 1891, four Nanaimo region clubs founded the “BC recognize these teams, players and game officials. Football Association”. This was not a provincial Contents governing body, its only role being the organising committee for a provincial championship which 1 Introduction and History of BC Soccer Pages two to six teams entered each year. The Coal City Adult Open Championships 2 – 3 clubs ensured control of the tournament by initially 2 Most Titles, Streaks, Margins, Medals and 4 – 5 neglecting to advise clubs from other cities of Scorers meetings and decreeing all AGMs and the Final 3 BC Provincial Cup Timeline 6 4 Listing of Open (A Cup) Winners 7 – 8 must be held in Nanaimo. The Nanaimo Challenge 5 History of other BC Soccer Championships 9 – 10 Cup was presented as the trophy. 6 Listing of All B Cup and Age-Limited Cup 11 – 13 In this 13 year period, Island teams won every Winners championship, perhaps due to their strength, but 7 Research Notes, Credits, Contact Us 14 perhaps also due to Mainland disenchantment that 8 Full Details of all Open Final Matches – 15 - 37 Men’s and Women’s competition was not open and fair. In the first year, (Date, venue, teams, score, winning team (New) Westminster AFC entered and won their list and scorers, and game officials) semi-final 4-0 at home. Following a protest that the goalposts were too tall, a replay in Nanaimo was The report is complete in terms of the winners of ordered by the (Nanaimo) executive. Westminster Provincial Cups, and Open Cup finals dates, venues, refused to play, and no other mainland team teams and scores. However there are information entered for eight years. However, there is no doubt gaps, particularly in the record of the Final other clubs were invited to enter, and the Island Matches, for which we have not yet found winning had strong teams. Nanaimo Rangers won the first teams’ full player list and scorers and the game cup, and three in total, with Wellington, Victoria officials in some years. See page 4 if you can help AFC and Garrison (Esquimalt) also repeat winners. fill information gaps. This report will be updated as Island supremacy was demonstrated in an 1899 more information comes to light. invitational tournament in Vancouver, with 2

Wellington Rangers, Nanaimo Thistles, Vancouver Since 1961, the men’s A Cup has doubled as the AFC and Kamloops. Wellington, then the provincial qualifier for the Canadian men’s club national champions, defeated Vancouver 4-1 in the final. championships, which BC teams have won 40 times since Nanaimo’s win in 1923. In 1904, the Rev. William Bolton of Victoria proposed a new inclusive association be formed to Women’s Open (A) Cup govern soccer in BC. This BC Football Association Women’s soccer leagues were instituted in the included both Island centres and the mainland. mid-1970s, but they initially played outside BC Soccer was also played widely in the Interior at the Soccer. The Women’s Open A Cup was instituted in time and since. However, due to distance, 1982 when women’s leagues joined the population, and especially different playing Association. seasons and entry regulations, BC’s Open Cups been almost entirely coastal competitions. The first recorded women’s soccer game in BC had been in 1933, between two Nanaimo softball The responsibilities of soccer’s first governing body teams, the Northfield Wideawakes and the Brechin in BC included arranging the “BC Cup” from 1905, Dodo Kids. Northfield won that game and a which teams won the next five rematch a month later, with goals from Dot Beban. times. In 1911, Sir Richard McBride, BC’s Premier, presented the “McBride Shield”, which was the Girls’ soccer was recorded in some BC schools in Provincial Cup trophy through to 1921. Regional the 1950s, but the 1970s saw female soccer firmly honours were split. Victoria West won in 1911, established. A First Nations women’s tournament Cumberland United won in 1920 and 1921, but was won by Alert Bay in 1974, a mainland women’s Coquitlam Ranchers won twice (1912,1915) for the league first played in 1973-1974, the BC Girls mainland’s first victories. The Shield was not Soccer Association was formed in 1975 and varsity awarded four times in those 11 years due to women’s soccer was established. disputes or protests over ineligible players. After rapid growth, in 1981 two lower mainland In 1922, the “Daily Province Cup” (named for the women’s leagues joined BC Soccer and became Vancouver newspaper) was presented to the BC eligible for provincial and national championships, Football Association by its publisher, Walter Nichol, followed by Island women’s teams in 1982. the Lieutenant-Governor. This trophy, on display in The inaugural Women’s Open ‘A Cup’ was won by BC Soccer’s office, has been emblematic of the Burnaby Edmonds in 1982. Richmond teams won men’s provincial championship for nearly 100 three of the first five competitions, following which years. Multiple winners have included the most- two dynasties dominated the Provincial Cup. UBC storied teams in BC’s soccer history: Westminster Alumni, whose players included and Royals, St. Andrews, North Shore United, Victoria Silvana Burtini, won five successive years from West, Gorge, Firefighters and Columbus. 1996 to 2000. In 2004 Surrey United started their The mainland has dominated since 1935, except remarkable run of 11 straight championship from 1975 to 1984 when the Island won seven victories through to 2014. The champions times. In total, mainland teams have been represent BC in Soccer’s national champions 83 times; the Island has won 40 times. championship, the , BC teams All winning teams are from Greater Vancouver, winning ten times since 1987. and the mid-Island coalfields. In forty years of high level provincial women’s However, runners-up have come from Powell River soccer competition, BC players have risen to great (Elks 1927, Villa 1995), Duncan (Native Sons, 1933) prominence nationally and internationally. 47 and Kamloops (Merchants, 1984). Aldergrove Utd. British Columbia women have played for Canada’s (2017) was the easternmost Fraser Valley finalist. senior national team. More than half of these While competition has been for amateur teams, national team players, 27, also won a BC Soccer some teams, notably the Pacific Coast League in Women’s Open Championship Gold Medal with the 1940s-1960s, were openly semi-pro teams. their clubs.

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Most Titles, Streaks, Margins, Medals and Scorers

54 clubs have their names engraved on BC’s Open Longest Consecutive Winning Streaks Championship trophies. The men’s A Cup has been won 123 times, by 41 different clubs. 13 clubs have Surrey United won eleven straight women’s won women’s titles in the 38 years the competition championships from 2004 to 2014, an achievement been held. Which clubs have won the most? Who that no-one has come close to matching. UBC has scored hat-tricks in the final Matches? Alumni women recorded five straight wins in the 1990s. The longest men’s winning streak is held by All-Time Most BC Open Championships Victoria West with four wins from 1979 to 1982. Among the teams winning three straight titles, the Surrey United women’s team has the record for first was Victoria AFC in 1900 to 1902. the most BC Open Championship titles, with 13 since 2004. The men’s leaders are Vancouver 11 Surrey United Women 2004-2014 Firefighters with 12 between 1954 and 1998 and 5 UBC Alumni Women 1996-2000 North Shore United with 11 between 1933 and 4 Victoria West Men 1979-1982 1966. Vic West holds the record for the longest 3 Victoria AFC Men 1900-1902 winning span, their seven titles being won over the 3 Garrison Men 1904-1906 74 years from 1911 to 1984. Columbus men and 3 Men 1929-1931 UBC Alumni women each have six titles to their 3 North Shore United Men 1944-1946 name, and another 18 clubs at least three victories. 3 Vancouver Firefighters Men 1961-1963 3 Surrey Marlins Women 1991-1993

13 Surrey United Women 2004-2018 12 Vancouver Firefighters Men 1954-1998 Most Goals, Biggest Victories 11 North Shore United Men 1933-1966 7 Victoria West Men 1911-1984 The largest goal tally in any BC “A Cup” Final was in 6 Columbus FC Men 1964-2007 1994, when Coquitlam Strikers Women beat Gorge 6 UBC Alumni Women 1996-2003 FC by 9-0. In the 1940s, two men’s teams scored six 5 Ladysmith Men 1907-1928 goals in a final match. In the third game of a series 5 St. Andrews Men 1916-1951 in 1940, Radials beat North Shore United by 6-1, 5 St Saviours/Van City/Hale-Co Men 1935-1956 and in 1945 North Shore United came out ahead 6- 5 Pegasus FC (NS, ICST) Men 1995-2016 4 Nanaimo City Men 1926-1934 2 against Victoria West. 4 Westminster Royals Men 1929-1936 On three other occasions, a team won the final by 4 Croatia SC Men 1970-2014 4 Westside Men 1989-2000 a five goal margin. In the second game in 1905, 4 Gorge FC Men 2001-2010 Garrison (from Esquimalt) beat Vancouver Celtic by 3 Nanaimo Rangers Men 1892-1895 a 5-0 margin. In the 1979 final, Vic West’s men 3 Victoria Wanderers Men 1894-1897 scored five unanswered goals against Croatia, 3 Victoria AFC Men 1900-1902 Surrey Marlins women achieving the same result 3 Garrison Men 1904-1906 against North Shore United in 1992. 3 Cumberland United Men 1920-1925 3 Norvan ANAF #45 Men 1988-1992 1994 Coquitlam Strikers - W 9-0 Gorge FC 3 Coquitlam/Surrey Strikers Women 1989-1994 1940 G3 Radials - M 6-1 N. Shore Utd 3 Surrey Marlins Women 1991-1993 1945 North Shore Utd - M 6-2 Victoria West 3 Surrey United (Firefighters) Men 2003-2013 1905 G2 Garrison - M 5-0 Van. Celtic While holding the record of eight national club 1979 Victoria West - M 5-0 Croatia SC championships, Westminster Royals won just four 1992 Surrey Marlins - W 5-0 N. Shore Utd BC titles. Before 1961, a separate “Dominion Series” decided BC’s representative in club nationals. From 1953 to 1960, the Royals won four Canadian titles, but no BC Championship.

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Cup Winners’ Medals Hat-Tricks

While a firm analysis of which players have won 15 players have scored 16 hat-tricks in Final the most Provincial Cup winners’ medals has not Matches, twelve being scored by men, four by yet been completed, as some team lists are women. Only Bob Forgie in 1916 scored four goals incomplete, we believe the leading Provincial A in one game, and Frank Ambler is the only person Cup gold medal winner is Kate Qually of Surrey to have repeated, with three goals in the 1947 and United women’s team, who appeared in 12 of their the 1948 Finals. Ambler holds another record - winning teams between 2004 and 2018. From 1985 scoring finals goals for five winning teams (from to 2004, Hall of Fame Goalkeeper Wendy 1942 to 1955). Megan Blaker scored in each of four Hawthorne won 11 cups with four different clubs. straight victories by Surrey United from 2006 to Three other Surrey United players reached double 2009. figures from 2004 on: Nicole Stewart with 11 wins and Theresa Nuttall and Bianca Wilkinson with ten 1916 Bob Forgie *4* St. Andrews - M wins each. Nuttall holds the record for consecutive 1934 George Grey Nanaimo City- M 1936 Jack Coulter Westminster Royals - M victories with ten straight from 2005 to 2014. 1939 Jackie Muir St. Saviours - M Provisionally, on the male side, the leading 1944 Mike McManus North Shore United- M 1947 Frank Ambler St. Andrews FC- M Provincial Cup-winners appear to be eight 1948 Frank Ambler North Shore United- M provincial titles won by Jimmy Spencer of North 1957 Terry Cowan Vancouver Firefighters – M Shore United (1937-1949) and by Vancouver 1961 Art Hughes Vancouver Firefighters – M Firefighters’ Art Hughes (1951-1965). Frank Ambler 1975 Dean Stokes Boxing Club- M (Multiple clubs, 1942-1955) and two Firefighters, 1982 Cathy Nichol Burnaby Edmonds – W Ken Pears (1955-1967) and Doug Greig (1950- 1992 Karen Jones Surrey Marlins – W 1963), each recorded seven Provincial Cup wins. 2005 Randee Hermus Surrey United – W 2007 Tiarnan King Columbus Clan FC- M While referee information for many years’ finals is 2010 Surrey United - W missing, the “All-Time Leading Provincial Final 2018 Nick Soolsma BCT Rovers Tigers Utd – M Referee” title undoubtedly goes to Dan Kulai, available records showing him as having officiated 13 finals between 1945 and 1966, but he very likely refereed others as well. (Kulai also won five Provincial Cups as a player from 1928-1939).

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BC Provincial Cup Timeline

HOF = Member of Soccer Hall of Fame of BC. Until 1979, all events relate to men’s Cup play “Provincial Cup/Champions/title” = Open A Cup unless stated

1892 Nanaimo Rangers win inaugural BC Provincial Cup 1894 Victoria Wanderers win Lower Island’s first BC Cup title 1903 HOF , Louis Martin and Joe Peters first First Nations players to win BC Open Cup 1904 Founding of first soccer governing body, BC Football Association 1911 McBride Shield presented as BC Provincial Cup trophy 1912 Coquitlam Ranchers win Lower Mainland’s first cup title 1916 Bob Forgie scores four goals in final, still a record 1918 McBride Shield withheld over disputes/ineligible players, fourth time in six years 1921 Ladysmith, the first BC team to enter Canada Soccer championship, finishes runners-up 1922 First BC Provincial Cup played for newly presented Daily Province Cup 1923 Nanaimo Wanderers win BC’s first (Ladysmith are BC Champions) 1930 HOF team Westminster Royals win first of four BC titles, then a record 1933 Duncan Native Sons, a Cowichan team of mainly First Nations players, reach BC finals 1939 Rebirth of Pacific Coast League, BC’s top calibre league for next 35 years 1948 HOF Frank Ambler scores a hat-trick in the final match for the second successive year 1957 Canada play first-ever World Cup qualifying game. Starting 11 players and coach all from BC 1961 BC Provincial Cup becomes qualifying competition for Canada Soccer national championship 1966 North Shore United win then-record 11th provincial title 1975 London Boxing Club win Victoria’s first provincial title since 1911 (64 years)

1979 Burnaby win the first ever BC championship for women (Summer Games = B Cup) 1982 Burnaby Edmonds win first ever BC Open (A Cup) for women 1984 Kamloops Merchants men reach Open Cup final, only Interior team to do so 1984 HOF club Victoria West men win their sixth title in nine years 1991 HOF club Vancouver Firefighters win the first BC men’s Masters Championship 1995 Powell River Villa men reach final, the last non-Greater Vancouver/Victoria team to do so 1998 HOF club Vancouver Firefighters men win then-record 12th BC Championship 2001 UBC Alumni women win then-record fifth straight BC Championship 2014 HOF team Surrey United women win record 11th straight BC championship 2018 HOF team Surrey United women win record 13th BC championship 2020 COVID pandemic causes first cancellation of BC Provincial Cup since 1910

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BC Soccer Provincial Cup Winners: Men’s Open (A) Cup

Nanaimo Challenge Cup (1892-1904) 1892 Nanaimo Rangers 1893 Nanaimo Rangers 1894 Victoria Wanderers 1895 Nanaimo Rangers 1896 Victoria Wanderers 1897 Victoria Wanderers 1898 Wellington Rovers 1899 Wellington Rovers 1900 Victoria AFC 1901 Victoria AFC 1902 Victoria AFC 1903 Nanaimo 1904 Esquimalt Garrison BC Cup (1905-1910) 1905 Garrison 1906 Garrison 1907 Ladysmith FC 1908 Nanaimo United 1909 Ladysmith FC 1910 Believed not held McBride Shield (1911-1921) 1911 Victoria West 1912 Coquitlam Ranchers 1913 Withheld 1914 Withheld 1915 Coquitlam Ranchers 1916 St. Andrews 1917 Withheld 1918 Withheld 1919 Wallace Shipyard 1920 Cumberland United 1921 Cumberland United Daily Province Cup (1922 to date)

1922 St. Andrew’s FC 1923 Ladysmith FC 1924 Ladysmith FC 1925 Cumberland United FC 1926 Nanaimo FC 1927 Nanaimo FC 1928 Ladysmith FC 1929 Westminster Royals FC 1930 Westminster Royals FC 1931 Westminster Royals FC 1932 Nanaimo City FC 1933 North Shore United FC 1934 Nanaimo City FC 1935 St. Saviours FC 1936 Westminster Royals FC 1937 North Shore United FC 1938 North Shore United FC 1939 St. Saviours FC 1940 Radials FC 1941 North Shore United FC 1942 Boeings FC 1943 Pro-Rec FC 1944 North Shore United FC 1945 North Shore United FC 1946 North Shore United FC 1947 St. Andrews FC 1948 North Shore United FC 1949 North Shore United FC 1950 St. Andrews FC 1951 St. Andrews FC 1952 Vancouver City FC 1953 Vancouver City FC 1954 Vancouver Firefighters FC 1955 Vancouver Firefighters FC 1956 Hale-Co FC 1957 Vancouver Firefighters FC 1958 Capilano FC 1959 Capilano FC 1960 Carling’s North Shore 1961 Vancouver Firefighters FC 1962 Vancouver Firefighters FC 1963 Vancouver Firefighters FC 1964 Columbus Carling 1965 Vancouver Firefighters FC 1966 North Shore Luckies FC 1967 Vancouver Firefighters FC 1968 Columbus FC 1969 Columbus FC 1970 Croatia FC 1971 Eintracht Vancouver 1972 New Westminster Blues 1973 Vancouver Firefighters FC 1974 Lobbans 1975 London Boxing Club, Victoria 1976 Victoria West FC 1977 Columbus FC 1978 Columbus FC 1979 Victoria West FC 1980 Victoria West FC 1981 Victoria West FC 1982 Victoria West FC 1983 Vancouver Firefighters FC 1984 Victoria West FC 1985 Vancouver Croatia SC 1986 Vancouver Croatia SC 1987 New Westminster QPR 1988 NorVan ANAF 1989 Westside Primo 1990 Vancouver Firefighters FC 1991 NorVan ANAF 1992 NorVan ANAF 1993 Westside Rino FC 1994 Coquitlam Metro-Ford Wolves 1995 North Shore Pegasus 1996 Westside CIBC 1997 North Shore Pegasus 1998 Vancouver Firefighters FC 1999 Coquitlam Metro Ford SC 2000 Westside FC 2001 Gorge FC 2002 Gorge FC 2003 Surrey United 2004 Pegasus FC 2005 Sporting Club of Vancouver 2006 Sapperton Rovers 2007 Columbus Clan FC 2008 Gorge FC 2009 West Vancouver FC 2010 Gorge FC 2011 ICST Pegasus 2012 Surrey United Firefighters 2013 Surrey United Firefighters 2014 Croatia SC 2015 EDC Burnaby 2016 Pegasus FC 2017 Club Inter 2018 BCT Rovers Tigers Utd 2019 CCB LFC United 2020 Not held

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BC Soccer Provincial Cup Winners: Women’s Open (A) Cup

Instituted 1982, to date 1982 Burnaby Edmonds 1983 Richmond Superstars 1984 James Bay Athletic Assn 1985 Richmond Kornerkicks 1986 Richmond Kornerkicks 1987 Coquitlam SC 1988 Coquitlam United 1989 Surrey Strikers 1990 Coquitlam Strikers 1991 Surrey Marlins 1992 Surrey Marlins 1993 Surrey Marlins 1994 Coquitlam Strikers 1995 Gorge United 1996 UBC Alumni 1997 UBC Alumni 1998 UBC Alumni 1999 UBC Alumni 2000 UBC Alumni 2001 Burnaby Canadians 2002 Burnaby Canadians 2003 UBC Alumni SportsTown 2004 Surrey United 2005 Surrey United 2006 Surrey United 2007 Surrey United 2008 Surrey United 2009 Surrey United 2010 Surrey United 2011 Surrey United 2012 Surrey United 2013 Surrey United 2014 Surrey United 2015 North Shore Girls Renegades 2016 Richmond FC 2017 Surrey United 2018 Surrey United 2019 Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC 2020 Not held

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The History of the Adult Provincial “B Cup”, Masters and Under 21 Cups

While the Open Provincial Championships played for the “A Cup” is held to find the best amateur soccer team in the province, additional adult championships have been held to provide competition for players below this open competitive level. The “B Cup” is an open-age Challenge Cup for “recreational” players below the “A Cup” calibre, which has also given more opportunity for Interior teams to be involved. Age-limited cup competitions are also held for players newly graduated from youth and at the older-age “Masters” levels.

Men’s (Recreational) ‘B’ Cup also switched to April/May timing in 2011. Since 1996, there has been a rich variety of cup winners Various BC championships were held below the from across the Coastal region, no city providing Open calibre for Intermediate and/or Junior men’s winners in two successive years. teams at various times before the 1970s, research on which is in progress. Men’s Masters Cup In 1978, the first BC Summer Games was held in In 1991, BC Soccer introduced the first Masters Penticton, with men’s soccer being one of the level provincial championship for male players sports included for play between eight regions of aged over 30, recognizing that playing careers were the province. With the help of BC Soccer’s lasting longer, with increased desire to play appointed liaison, the BC Summer Games served as competitively in age-restricted leagues and a province-wide competitive tournament for teams competitions. below the A Cup level, in effect the equivalent of In 2000, BC introduced provincial championships the current B Cup. Champions came from across for men’s Over-35 play, reflecting Canada Soccer the province in these years, Kamloops in particular switching its regional Master’s championships to claiming four victories between 1989 and 1994. the over-35 age group. The Over-30 competition In 1996, when the BC Summer Games switched to remained in parallel for three years, since when all a youth event, BC Soccer filled the void by men’s Master’s competition has been for Over-35s. introducing its own “B Cup” championships, named The Master’s championship trophy is named for for North Shore’s Keith Millar, for many years the Deryl Hughes, the long-serving BC Soccer Registrar liaison to the BC Summer Games. Until 2010, BC from 1969 to 1998. Soccer’s B Cup was a four-day tournament held in Many of the clubs with success in men’s open age early-summer, but after many Interior leagues play have later been successful in men’s Master’s decided not to participate, the B Cup has been an competitions as their players aged. Vancouver exclusively coastal competition held in April-May Firefighters won the first two Master’s with the other cups. championships and have won six times in total, a Women’s (Recreational) ‘B’ Cup record matched by the Columbus club. Westside and Surrey United have each won three times. Beginning with the BC Summer Games held in Provincial championship winners represent the Richmond in 1979, a province-wide recreational province in Canada Soccer’s Western regional level tournament (equivalent to the current B Cup) men’s masters’ championships held each was held as part of these games through to 1995. September. Teams from Burnaby won the first three years’ competitions. In the 1980s, Surrey Marlins won In 2018, BC Soccer introduced a second tier of three years straight and Chehalis-Agassiz Rainbow men’s masters’ play, the Master’s B Cup. Stars won two years in succession. In 1996 the BC Summer Games moved away from adult play, so BC Soccer introduced its own B Cup for women, the trophy named for Leeta Sokalski, the association’s first female President. Also initially a summer coastal/interior event, this was 9

Women’s Classics/Masters Cup “intermediate” competitions and the BC Junior association merged with BC Juvenile. For the first In 2001, a provincial age-restricted championship few years of the BC Youth Sun Tournament, until for women aged over-30 was instituted, which 1957, there was a Junior (Under 21) division, after leads to Canada Soccer’s regional competition. which this level was moved from “BC Junior and Originally called the “Classics” level, following Juvenile Soccer” into adult soccer. Research on the Canada Soccer, this level has been renamed early years provincial cup play at this age-group is Masters play in recent years. not complete. Over nearly two decades of competition, four In modern times, BC Soccer has provided provincial women’s clubs have dominated the winners’ list in championships for teams in Under 21 leagues for succession. players newly graduating from youth to adult The first six Classics/Masters women’s soccer since 2001 for men and since 2004 for competitions were all won by Gorge FC, followed women. by three wins by Meralomas from 2007 to 2009. The men’s championship, named for Doug Day of Next, Supra from South Surrey won four times in Victoria, has been competed for between five years and then Coquitlam Metro-Ford won five Vancouver Island and mainland U-21 league teams straight from 2015 to 2019. each year since 2001. The women’s U-21 Cup has In 2019, BC Soccer introduced a second tier of been in abeyance since 2015, as entries have only women’s masters’ play, the Master’s B Cup come forward from the lower mainland. Under 21 Cups Winners at this transitional level of play have been very varied. In 20 years of men’s play, only Port There has been an Under-21 level of play in BC Moody (2007-2012) and Guildford (2013-2016) since soccer’s early years. Until 1936 “Junior” play have won three times, while no women’s club has was in effect the B Cup level of play in BC, but recorded more than two titles. Canada Soccer then determined all “Junior” play must be Under 21. Many BC teams and leagues then called junior switched to adult leagues for

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BC Soccer Provincial Cup Winners: Men’s B Cup

BC Summer Games (1978-1995) 1978 Kootenays 1979 Not held 1980 Grey Friars (Fraser/Delta) 1981 Kamloops 1982 Prince George 1983 Prince Rupert Athletics 1984 Aldergrove United 1985 Kelowna Zodiac 1986 Vernon Brass Rail 1987 Kelowna Zodiac 1988 Vancouver Academico 1989 Kamloops Riverside Auto 1990 Kamloops Riverside Auto 1991 Kamloops Riverside Auto 1992 Penticton Canadian 1993 Victoria Allsport Italia 1994 Kamloops Riverside Auto 1995 Coquitlam Metro-Ford

BC Soccer Men's B Cup: Keith Millar Cup (1996 to date) 1996 Penticton Pinnacles 1997 Victoria City 1998 Britcom (Richmond) 1999 Williams Lake 2000 Richmond Town Celtics 2001 Prince George Croatia 2002 Saltspring FC 2003 Shamrock Rovers 2004 Campbell River 2005 Richmond All Blacks 2006 Westside Rino 2007 IGM Dragons 2008 I.G. MicroMed Dragons FC 2009 Richmond All Blacks 2010 Athletic Club of BC 2011 Shaheen FC 2012 North Van FC Campobasso 2013 Richmond All Blacks 2014 South Burnaby Fighting Irish 2015 Guildford FC 2016 Campo Atletico 2017 Vancouver Greencaps 2018 Vancouver Strikers 2019 Metropolitan FC A 2020 Not Held

BC Soccer Provincial Cup Winners: Women’s B Cup

BC Summer Games (1979-1995) 1979 Burnaby 1980 Burnaby 1981 Burnaby 1982 Port Coquitlam 1983 Coquitlam Blue Mtn Royals 1984 Williams Lake Cariboo Kickers 1985 Surrey South Fraser Marlins 1986 Surrey Marlins 1987 Surrey Marlins 1988 Chehalis-Agassiz Rainbow Stars 1989 Chehalis-Agassiz Rainbow Stars 1990 Vancouver Schooner Pub 1991 Vancouver Internationals 1992 Burnaby S P International 1993 Williams Lake Woodland Gems 1994 Surrey Sundowners Pub 1995 Vancouver Meralomas

BC Soccer Women's B Cup: Leeta Sokalski Cup (1996 to date) 1996 Comox Panthers 1997 North Shore Spartans 1998 Black Fin Celtic 1999 Victoria Castaways 2000 Coquitlam City United 2001 Clear City FC 2002 Meralomas 2003 Nanaimo Killick Services 2004 Westside Renegades 2005 Ladysmith 2006 Surrey Breakers AA Ajax 2007 Abbotsford Mariners 2008 Coq. Metro Ford City Slickers 2009 Aldergrove Sliders 2010 Surrey Breakers Ajax Selects 2011 Richmond FC Selects 2012 North Shore Girls SC Impact 2013 Burnaby Girls CCFC Selects 2014 Magnuson Ford Mariners Utd. 2015 Vancouver United 2016 North Shore Girls Hearts 2017 Campbell R. Cermaq Outlaws 2018 Lakehill Reds 2019 Surrey SFC Kerrisdale 2020 Not held

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BC Soccer Provincial Cup Winners: Men’s Masters

Masters - Over 30s (1991-2002/3) 1991 Vancouver Firefighters 1992 Vancouver Firefighters 1993 Delta United 1994 Columbus FC 1995 Murrayville Golden Olys 1996 Columbus FC 1997 Vancouver Firefighters 1998 Kwassin Lake Contracting 1999 Victoria Athletic 2000 Columbus FC 2001 Surrey United 2002 Surrey United 2003 Unknown if held 2004 Discontinued 2003 or 2004

Masters Over 35 A Cup - Deryl Hughes Cup (Instituted 2000) 2000 Victoria Athletic 2001 Vancouver Firefighters 2002 Vancouver Firefighters 2003 Columbus FC 2004 Surrey United 2005 SFC Rangers 2006 Vancouver Firefighters 2007 Surrey Rangers 2008 UVic Alumni 2009 Columbus FC 2010 Westside FC 2011 West Vancouver FC 2012 Westside FC 2013 Columbus FC 2014 Poco Castilians 2015 Westside FC 2016 Metro-Ford PCE 2017 Metro-Ford PCE 2018 EDC FC Burnaby 2019 PCOV Masters 2020 Not held

Masters B Cup (Instituted 2018) 2018 Wanderers 2019 Harps FC 2020 Not held

BC Soccer Provincial Cup Winners: Women’s Classics/Masters

Instituted 2001 2001 Gorge FC 2002 Gorge FC 2003 Gorge FC 2004 Gorge FC 2005 Gorge FC 2006 Gorge FC 2007 Meralomas 2008 Meralomas 2009 Meralomas 2010 Semiahmoo Supra 2011 Semiahmoo Supra 2012 Surrey United 2013 Coastal FC Supra 2014 Coastal FC Supra 2015 Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC 2016 Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC 2017 Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC 2018 Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC 2019 Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC 2020 Not held

Masters B Cup (Instituted 2019) 2019 Meralomas United 2020 Not held

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BC Soccer Provincial Cup Winners: Men’s Under 21

Doug Day Cup (Instituted 2001) 2001 Metro Ford Jr. Wolves 2002 Surrey United 2003 Westside Rino 2004 Norvan Saints 2005 Gorge FC United 2006 Gordon Head Titans 2007 Port Moody Gunners 2008 Cowichan 2009 Port Moody Gunners 2010 Coqm Metro Ford SC Jr. Wolves 2011 2012 Port Moody Gunners 2013 Guildford United 2014 Guildford FC 2015 West Vancouver FC 2016 Guildford FC 2017 Pacific United LFC 2018 West Vancouver FC 2019 Faly Academy 2020 Not held

BC Soccer Provincial Cup Winners: Women’s Under 21

Instituted 2001 2004 Abbotsford Mariners 2005 Not held 2006 Burnaby Girls Flames 2007 Clearbrook FC 2008 NCUSC Elite 2009 Surrey Breakers AA Ajax 2010 Richmond Girls Soccer Pilots 2011 NCUSC Fusion 2012 Dashmesh United 2013 Langley United 2014 CCB United 2015 Croatia SC Threat 2016 – 2020 Not Held

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Research Notes, Credits, Contact Us

Author: Roger Barnes February 2021 This report was completed to compile and preserve the history of BC’s Provincial Cup competitions since the inception in 1892. Winning provincial championships is a tremendous achievement, and this report helps recognize these teams, players and game officials. The information will be added to the “Roll of Honour” on the heritage.bcsoccer.net web-site. The primary sources have been original research of newspaper records; BC Soccer trophies, records, tournament programs and annual reports; the scholarship of four invaluable reference books; the BC Soccer community and other sources. The four reference books are: Robert Janning: Westcoast Reign (1892-1905) Dave Unwin: From the Sidelines (History of Victoria West AA and Vancouver Island soccer) Colin Jose: The Story of , and associated web-site. Canada Soccer: Story of the Pacific Coast League 1939-1973 BC Soccer Heritage is especially grateful for the help of the soccer community of players, coaches and officials who, with the encouragement of Rob Brown, helped compile the details of many modern day Final Matches. For reading ease, the names of various bodies (e.g., Canada Soccer, BC Soccer) are mostly referred by their current/ latest names. Similarly, “soccer” is usually used, rather than “football” or “association football” common in past times. The report may have errors and there is information missing. In particular there are final matches for which we have not yet found the winning team full player list, scorers or game officials. If you can correct information or help fill these gaps, please contact Roger Barnes (604-803-2956 or [email protected]) or Rob Brown (604-796-0138 or [email protected]). BC Soccer Heritage is compiling the documents and history of soccer in BC. If you have cup programs, reports or other memorabilia of any aspect of soccer’s history in BC you can donate or lend for scanning, please contact Roger or Rob.

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Listing of Details of BC Provincial A Cup Final Matches - Men's Ver: Feb 4th 2021 This report lists the details of all Final Matches of the BC Provincial A Cup - Men's since the first championship in 1892. Information includes the date, venue, winners, opponents, score, attendance, referees and the winning teams' players and their goal scorers.

Key for early years: G = Game of a 2 or 3 game series, R = Replay Score: Cup winning team score shown first. When known, early years' team lists are shown in the standard GK- 2-3-5 formation of the time. Later years show squad. Referees when known: Centre Referee - Assistants - 4th Winning team scorers: o.g. = Own Goal, ? = Unknown

Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1892 May 14 Northfield Athletic Ground Nanaimo Rangers Northfield Athletics 1-1 Nanaimo: Final team list not found. Team in March 1892 game: Rogers - R Thompson, Blakeley - JR McKenzie, I Thompson, Dr Hall - Strain, Galloway, Arbuckle, Bennett, Wilson. Plus scorer - W Wilkinson

Referees: ? Nanaimo Scorer: W. Wilkinson 1892 - R June 4 The Swamp, Nanaimo 3-2 Referees: ? Nanaimo Scorers: ? 1893 May 24 Caledonia Park, Nanaimo Nanaimo Rangers Northfield Athletics 1-0 Nanaimo: D Gillis - F English, J Reilly - J Gould, A Forrester, M Duffy - R Thompson, A Thompson, WW Gray, I Thompson, JD Quine Referees: J Wilson Nanaimo Scorer: Own goal 1894 April 14 The Swamp, Nanaimo Victoria Wanderers Nanaimo Rangers 5-1 Victoria: Donaldson, Glen, Hook, Blackburn, Deckers, Kenny, Peden, Goward, Johnson, Beggs, McCann

Referees: ? Victoria Scorers: Blackburn, ?, Goward, ? ? 1895 Mar 16 Caledonia Park, Nanaimo Nanaimo Rangers Victoria Wanderers 2-1 Nanaimo: M Duffie - F English, R Pettigrew - Adam Thompson, M Fagan, Alex Forrester - John Quine, Nelson York, R Thompson, Geo Fisher, J Reilly Referee: Robert Adam. Nanaimo Scorers: Robert Thompson, Umpire: Jas Galloway George Fisher 1896 Victoria Wanderers Round Robin Series with Wellington FC, Nanaimo Athletics Victoria Team in April 11 Game vs. Nanaimo (clinching title): George Partridge - George Stewart, HA Goward - P Falconer, H Petticrew, WH Rann - AT Goward, CS Fall, HT Fall, W Peden, R Livingstone

1897 Victoria Wanderers Round Robin Series with Garrison Athletics, Nanaimo Rangers Victoria: Team in April 2 Game vs. Garrison: W Wriglesworth - H Petticrew, HA Goward - A Reid, A Johnson, P Falconer - L Campbell, W Peden, AT Goward, JT Dakers, R Livingstone 1898 - G1 March 26 Caledonia Park, Victoria Wellington Rovers Victoria Wanderers 0-1 Wellington: "1897-99 team photo": T Doran, P Gilmore, R Graham, J McGinley, A Morrison, D Morrison, A Patterson, George Richards, James Richards, John Richards, T Strang 1898 - G2 April 16 Athletic Grounds, Wellington 3-0 Referees: ? Wellington Scorers: James Richards, George Richards, John Richards 1898 - R1 May 7 Cricket Grounds, Nanaimo 2-2 Referees: ? Wellington Scorers: George Richards 2 1898 - R2 May 21 Cricket Grounds, Nanaimo Victoria default 15 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1899 - G1 April 8 Caledonia Park, Victoria Wellington Rovers Victoria AFC 0-4 Wellington: "1897-99 photo": T Doran, P Gilmore, R Graham, J McGinley, A Morrison, D Morrison, A Patterson, George Richards, James Richards, John Richards, T Strang.Plus scorer JW Lorimer Referees: ? 1899 - G2 April 22 Wellington Victoria default 1899 - R May 6 Wellington 4-1 Referees: ? Wellington Scorers: ?, ?, ?, JW Lorimer 1900 April 28 Caledonia Park, Nanaimo Victoria AFC Wellington Rovers 3-2 Victoria: F Jones - B Schwengers, HA Goward - A Rutherford, W Lorrimer, A Johnston - J Noot, H Shandley, P Hunter, L York, B Livingstone Referees: Hugh Fulton - Victoria Scorers: L York 2 + o.g. Wilson, Smith 1901 Victoria AFC Round Robin Series with Nanaimo Thistles, Esquimalt Garrison Victoria: A Johnson, F Jones, HA Goward, N Hunter, R Livingstone, JW Lorimer, JR Noot, A Rutherford, B Schwengers, HH Shandley, LSV York 1902 Victoria AFC Round Robin Series with Vancouver AFC, Nanaimo Thistles, Esquimalt Garrison, Victoria Columbias Victoria: April 6: Team vs. Columbias: Jones - Goward, Schwengers - Johnson, York, Rutherford - L York, Livingston, S Lorimer, J Lorimer, Simpson 1903 April 18 Cricket Grounds, Nanaimo Nanaimo Garrison 4-0 Nanaimo: A Bradshaw - CL Brooks, Jas Adam - Robert Vipond, P Gilmour, George White - Joe Blundell, Arthur Morrison, W Graham, Harry Manson, Louis Martin. Also J Freeman, M Wilkinson, A Blakeley, J Peters, C Morrison, Referees: H Mackenzie Nanaimo Scorers: W Graham, Arthur Morrison, ? 'scrimmage', Louis Martin 1904 April 30 Cricket Grounds, Nanaimo Garrison Nanaimo 2-0 Garrison: Worrall - Williams, Mitchell - Price, Paley, Harrison - Clinch, Matthews, Ford, Phillips, Grimes. Reserves: Baker, Provins Referees: Sgt Derbyshire Garrison Scorers: Ford, Grimes 1905 - G1 Apr 8 Brockton Point, Vancouver Garrison Vancouver Celtic 2-0 Garrison: Worrall - Byrne, Williams - Ford, Paley, Simons - Hazelwood, Constable, Provins, Crisp, Matthews

Referees: ? Garrison Scorers: Matthews, Provins 1905 - G2 Apr 21 Oak Bay, Victoria 5-0 Referees: ? Garrison Scorers: o.g., Matthews 2, Paley, ? 1906 - G1 Apr 13 Oak Bay, Victoria Garrison Vancouver Celtic 3-1 Garrison: Worrall - Williams, Byrne - Ford, Paley, Simons - Hazelwood, Crisp, Provins, Constable, Matthews

Referees: Sgt. Fred Richardson Garrison Scorers: Provins 2, Constable - "2 sailors" 1906 - G2 Apr 21 Brockton Point, Vancouver 0-0 Referees: C Gill

16 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1907 - G1 Mar 29 Brockton Point, Vancouver Ladysmith Vancouver Shamrocks 2-2 Ladysmith: Hailstone - O'Connell, Hewlett - Eno, Adam, McKinley - Sanderson, Morrison, Clegg, McMillan, Gilmore Referees: JG Brown - R Ladysmith Scorers: ?, Adam Macmillan, RW Timms 1907 - G2 Apr-06 Ladysmith 3-0 Referees: JE Brown Ladysmith Scorers: Sanderson, McMillan 2 1908 Nanaimo United Vancouver Thistles Van Default Nanaimo declared provincial champions after Vancouver Thistles declined to travel to Nanaimo for Game 1. Game 2 not held.Nanaimo team squad in the season: AE Bradshaw, J Rogers, W Graham, P Hewitt, H Farmer, McEwan, R Sawyers, Cruickshanks, P Hooper, J Hurren, W Mitchell, J Blundell, W Mossey, R Mossey, Scott Harley, Thackery 1909 - G1 June 26 Ladysmith Ladysmith New Westminster Rovers 4-0 Ladysmith: Dougan - Rogers, Crozier - Grainger, Fletcher, Christian - McDowell, McGuire, Adam, Brass, McLean Referees: ? Wellington Scorers: McGuire 2, McLeod, Adam 1909 - G2 July 3 New Westminster 2-1 Referees: Cavers Ladysmith Scorers: Brass, Grainger 1910 No Information Found - Believed no championship held. 1911 - G1 Sept 4 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria Victoria West Vancouver AC 3-1 Vic West: S Ross, RA Sedger, J Robertson, R Stewart, S Stewart, S Okell, J Youson, GS Brown, J Peden, C Brown, A Brown, A Carmichael, H Youson, A McKay. Sherritt, Young Referees: ? Vic West Scorers: Young, Yousen 2 1911 - G2 Sept 9 Recreation Park,Vancouver Referees: ? 0-0 1912 - G1 May 4 Coquitlam Coquitlam Ranchers Victoria West 0-1 Coquitlam: Worrall - Millard, Marshall - Wilson, R Alfanetta, Bennett - Watson, Hanan, Black, D Leight, Makenzie Referees: ? 1912 - G2 May 11 Oak Bay, Victoria 2-0 Referees: Alex Lockley Coquitlam Scorers: Alfanetta, Hanan 1913 - G1 April 12 Oak Bay, Victoria Withheld Withheld. Victoria West vs. BC Electric. Two games both drawn 0-0. No agreement on replay venue, so replay not played. Referee: David Leith 1913 - G2 April 19 Vancouver Referees: ? 1914 May 9 Coquitlam Withheld Withheld - Victoria North Wards vs. Coquitlam. Game 1 - Victoria won 1-0. Game 2 - Coquitlam won 3-0 but used ineligible player Referees: David Leith Game 1 scorer Victoria - Whittaker. 1914 May 16 Oak Bay Park, Victoria Referees: Okewell Game 2 scorers Coquitlam Harrop, McKenzie, Johnson 1915 April 10 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria Coquitlam Ranchers Victoria Thistle 3-1 Coquitlam: Worrell – Marshall, McNaughton – Dryborough, Thorpe, Hepburn – Johnson, Harrop, Tomlinson, Black, Elbin. Referees: David Leith Coquitlam Scorers: Harrop, o.g., Elbin 17 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1916 April 8 Athletic Park, Vancouver St. Andrews Victoria West 5-2 St. Andrews: McSkimming – McArthur – Reed – Collinson, John Wilson, Jock McEwan – Rintoul, James Wilson, Bob Forgie, Gus Wilson, Fairweather. Attendance: 1000 Referees: Howard St. Andrews Scorers: Forgie 4, Wilson 1917 Witheld Final not played - Garrison vs. 231st Battalion. Fire at Garrison on day of final 1918 Witheld Final not played - EMCH vs. Couglans - James Southern played for both teams before final 1919 Apr 18 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria Wallace Shipyards (Van) Foundation Shipyards (Vic) 1-0 Wallace: McGillivray – Forrest, Drummond – Lynch, Teed, McInnes – Dean, Hope, Elder, McMillan, Dickinson. Spare Russell Attendance: 2000 Referees: Allen Wallaces Scorer: Dean 1920 Apr 30 Cricket Grounds, Nanaimo Cumberland United Wallace Shipyards 0-0 Cumberland: Clark - Smith, Wilkinson - Brown, Jackson, Sullivan - Bannerman, Conti, Brown, Boothman, Harrison Attendance: 2500 Referees: Pearson 1920 - R May 8 Cricket Grounds, Nanaimo 1-0 Attendance: 3000 Referees: ? Cumberland Scorer: Boothman 1921 May 7 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria Cumberland United St. Andrews FC 3-1 Cumberland: Bill Walker – Jim Strang, Jock Campbell – Jock Irvine, Harold Roberts, Saki Conti – Danny Bannerman, Bill Milligan, Alf Pelling, Charlie Hitchens, Andy Horne. Attendance: 3000 Referees: Pearson Cumberland Scorers: Hitchen 2, Horne 1922 May 13 Athletic Park, Vancouver St. Andrews Victoria Mets 2-1 St. Andrews: Sharpe – Dryborough, MacNaughton – Armstrong, Jim Wilson, Owens – Fred Wilson, McKinnon, Robertson, Greig, Finlayson. Referees: St. A Scorers: Finlayson, Fred Wilson 1923 April 28 Athletic Park, Vancouver Ladysmith UBC 1-0 Ladysmith: A. Boyd – Lapsansky, George Anderson – McCormack, J. Orr, A. Beattie – A. Strang, A. Houston, J./Frank Strang, A. Mathison, W. Rafter. Attendance: 5000 Ref: Locke - Craig, Allan Ladysmith Scorer: J./Frank Strang 1924 Apr 5 Con Jones Park, Vancouver Ladysmith St. Andrews 1-1 Ladysmith: Archie Boyd – George Anderson, Campbell – Sandy Houston, Jim McCormick, Andy Anderson – Frank Strang, Archie Mathieson. Jimmy Heaps, Harry Chapman, Sandy Strang Attendance: 3000 Refs: A Stokes - Craig, Allen Ladysmith Scorer: Chapman 1924 - R April 19 Nanaimo 2-0 Ladysmith: A. Boyd – Geo Anderson, Campbell – Sandy Houston, Jim McCormick, Albert Battle – Sandy Strang, A. Mathieson. Milton 'Tuffy' Davis, J. Heaps, Frank Strang. Res: John Orr, Wm. Rafter Attendance: 3900 Referees: Stokes - W Burnip, Ladysmith Scorer: Tuffy Davis 2 McGunniss 1925 April 18 Athletic Park, Vancouver Cumberland United St. Andrews 4-1 Cumberland: Blair – (not in order) Hitchens, Alex Fowler, Plump, Heyland, Brake, Conti, Mortimer, Stewart, Bannerman. + one Attendance: 4600 Referees: Art Stokes - Cowan, Cumberland Scorers: Heyland 2, Fowler, McDonald Hitchens 1926 May 8 Con Jones Park, Vancouver Nanaimo City Victoria Veterans 3-2 Nanaimo: Tommy Routledge – Len Perry, Ernie Edmunds – Jimmy Knight, Neil McFarlane, Dave Kennedy – Nelson Wilson, Alex Thompson, Sid Clarke, Dickie Stobbart, Edward Appleby Referees: D Craig - J Baron, J Nanaimo Scorers: Stobbart, Appleby, Bowler Clarke 18 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1927 Nanaimo City Powell River Elks Default Powell River refused to travel to Nananimo. Nanaimo were awarded the provincial championship. The Nanaimo team were: Routledge - Perry, Thompson - Knight, McFarlane, Clark -Wilson, Sandland, Cowie, Milburn, Fowler + Minto, Stan Tait, "Fat" Edmunds 1928 May 19 Athletic Park, Vancouver Ladysmith St. Andrews 4-1 Tait – F. Strang, Thompson – Wargo, Halliday, Heeps – Spruston, Kulai, A. Strang, Hallinan, Minto. Attendance: 4000 Referees: ? Ladysmith Scorers: Kulai, Strang, Minto, Hallinan 1929 May 24 Con Jones Park, Vancouver Westminster Royals Sapperton 3-0 Westminster: George Lindsay – George Anderson, Alexander Strang – Tom Trotter, George Russell, Dickie Stobbart – Adam Kerr, Dan Kulai, Jack Coulter, Dave Turner, Joe Milburn. Referees: ? Westminster Scorers: Kerr, Kulai, Coulter

1930 April 26 Con Jones Park, Vancouver Westminster Royals St. Andrews 3-2 Westminster: Jack d’Easum – George Anderson, Tom Taylor – Tom Trotter, Les Rimmer, Harold Stoddart – Robert McDougall, Jack Wood, Jack Coulter, Dave Turner, Howay Attendance: 2500 Referees: W Webster - S Westminster Scorers: Howay, Coulter, clifton, WJ Marshall Turner 1931 May 16 Con Jones Park, Vancouver Westminster Royals Esquimalt 4-1 Westminster: Aubrey Sanford – George Anderson, Ralph Makepeace – Les Rimmer, Harold Stoddart, Austin Delany – Bill Findler, Jack d’Easum, Jack Coulter, Dave Turner, Adam Kerr Attendance: 1500 Referees: J Dewar - L Pearce, Westminster Scorers: Findler 2, d’Easum, JW Mottesrshead Coulter 1932 May 6 Con Jones Park, Vancouver Nanaimo City Westminster Royals 3-1 Nanaimo: Blewett – Strang, Ernie Edmunds – Orville Boyd, Kulai, Bill McGregor – English, Ray Watchorn, George Grey, Jimmy Knight, John Sandland. Attendance: 3000 Referees: Johnny Dewar - Jack Nanaimo Scorers: Grey, Strang, Watchorn Armstrong, AV Vickery 1933 June 3 Central Sports Gr'd, Nanaimo North Shore United Duncan Native Sons 4-0 North Shore Semi-Final Team: Pamphlet - Hannah, Garrlock - McSween, Hunter, Harrison - Stevenson, McNichol, Dempsey, Thom, Henderson. Plus scorers Lanyon, Archibald. Referees: Matt Gunniss North Shore Scorers: Henderson, McNichol, Lanyon, Archibald 1934 July 21 Con Jones Park, Vancouver Nanaimo City North Shore United 3-3 Nanaimo: McLaren - Boyd, Edmunds - McGregor, Knight, Stobbart - Kulai, Thompson, Waugh, Grey, Sandland Attendance: 1000 Referees: J Armstrong Nanaimo Scorers: Thomson, Waugh 2 1934 - R July 28 Central Sports Gr'd, Nanaimo 5-2 Referees: Matt Gunniss - J Nanaimo Scorers: Sandland, Kulai, Grey 3 Smart, S Craig 1935 July 27 Con Jones Park, Vancouver St. Saviours Nanaimo City 1-0 St. Saviours: Stan Stronge – W. Ross, Lawrie – C. Ross, Hunter, Hendry – McMurdo, Murray West, Ernie Bradbury, G. Bradbury, Platt. Attendance: 1000 Referees: Murray St. Saviours Scorer: West

19 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1936 June 6 Con Jones Park, Vancouver Westminster Royals Nanaimo 4-2 Westminster:Stan Stronge – George Anderson, Tommy McKibbin – McPherson, Trevor Harvey, Jimmy Gemmell – Bill Findler, Johnny McKay, Jack Coulter, Dave Turner, Gray. Attendance: 4000 Referees: Jack Armstrong Westminster Scorers: Coulter 3, Gemmell

1937 Aug 28 Con Jones Park, Vancouver North Shore United Victoria City 3-0 North Shore: Jack Rabbit – Dempsey, Bob Harrison – Wardlaw, Cummings, Drake – Young, Basil Robinson, Mike McManus, Jimmy Spencer, Alec Christie. Referees: Murray North Shore: Scorers: McManus 2, Spencer 1938 Sep 1 Con Jones Park, Vancouver North Shore United St. Saviours 2-2 North Shore: Jack Rabbit – Tom Cummings, Bill Wolfe – Hewitt, Trevor Harvey, Christiano – Reg Liptrot, Swede Larson, Mike McManus, Jimmy Spencer, Alec Christie, Basil Robinson. Referees: Alex Murray North Shore Scorers: McManus 2 1938 - R Sep 7 Con Jones Park, Vancouver 2-0 Referees: Alex Murray North Shore Scorers: McManus 2 1939 July 1 Con Jones Park, Vancouver St. Saviours Radials 4-1 St. Saviours: Dan Kulai – Jack Jones, Ross – J. Milstead, Joe Ellett, Murray West – McKay, Jackie Muir, Byford, Larson, Tommy Milstead. Sub: Jack Waugh Attendance: 1200 Referees: ? St Saviours Scorers: Muir 3, Tommy Milstead 1940 - G1 July 17 Con Jones Park, Vancouver Radials North Shore United 0-0 Radials: Stan Stronge – G. Smith, Tommy McKibbin – Henderson, Eric Camp, Cowan – Jack Johnson, Johnny McKay, Hap Smith, Greer, Reg Liptrot. Attendance: 1000 Referees: Alex Murray 1940 - G2 July 20 Con Jones Park, Vancouver 3-0 Attendance: 1200 Referees: ? Radials Scorers: Hap Smith 2, Johnson 1940 - G3 July 24 Con Jones Park, Vancouver 6-1 Attendance: 1600 Referees: Dick Woodard Radials Scorers: Johnson 2, Camp, Hap Smith 2, McKay 1941 - G1 June 14 Con Jones Park, Vancouver North Shore United Radials 2-1 North Shore: Bumstead – Cummings, Bob Harrison – Trevor Harvey, Glover, Newbold – Jimmy Love, Basil Robinson, Mike McManus, Jimmy Spencer, Normie McLeod. Sub: Matheson Attendance: 1200 Referees: Andy Hunter North Shore Scorers: Robinson, Harvey

1941 - G2 June 18 Con Jones Park, Vancouver 4-2 Attendance: 800 Referees: Alex Murray North Shore Scorers: Robinson, McManus, Mathieson, o.g. 1942 June 13 Athletic Park, Vancouver Boeings Victoria Machinery Depot 4-3 Boeings: George Steele - Dave de Silva, Joe Jenkinson - Johnny Webber, Jim Muir (c), Dave Simpson - Alec Scott, Marcel Temoin, Frank Ambler, Mike Wilkinson, Johnny Robinson Attendance: 2500 Referees: Alex Murray Boeings Scorers: Ambler 2, Muir (pk), Robinson 1943 May 29 Athletic Park, Vancouver Pro-Rec FC North Shore United 2-1 Pro-Rec: Grant Morton - Stan Grozdanich, Alex Shepherd - Gordon Hall, Walter Zielski, Ross Smyth - Charlie Campbell, Jimmy Greig, Pete Richardson, Dick Cattermole, Bert Rush. Spares: Ted Speers, Art Matthewson, Harry Smith Attendance: 1500 Referees: Alex Murray Pro-Rec Scorers: Charlie Campbell, Bert Rush

20 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1944 May 24 Capilano Stadium, Vancouver North Shore United Boeing FC 4-1 North Shore: Steele - Cumming, Hagman - Hall, Harvey, Spencer - Rogers, McNeill, McManus, Grey, Denton. Spare: Clem Philley Attendance: 2000 Referees: Andy Hunter North Shore Scorers: McManus 3, McNeil

1945 June 9 Callister Park, Vancouver North Shore United Victoria West 6-2 North Shore Squad: Herb Smith - Tommy Cumming, Bob Harrison, Jimmy Schultheis, Walter Zielski, Jimmy Spencer, Jimmy Love, Jimmy Greig, Richie Warren, Pete Richardson, Jimmy Love, Art Denton, George (Uke) Grey, George Steele, Jimmy Sinclair, Don Petrie, Alex Chalmers Attendance: 2700 Referees: Kulai North Shore Scorers: Jimmy Greig 2, Richie Warren, Pete Richardson, Jimmy Love, Art Denton

1946 June 15 Callister Park, Vancouver North Shore United Collingwood 3-1 North Shore: Laycock - Cumming, Harrison - Smith, Morley, Hunter - Gorrie, Matheson, Whittaker, Spencer, Ambler. Sub: Harvey Attendance: 2500 Referees: ? North Shore Scorers: Trevor Harvey 2, 1947 June 21 Callister Park, Vancouver St. Andrews FC North Shore United 5-2 St. Andrews: Bobby Newbold - Irving Storness, Johnny Webber - Wes Henderson, Jackie Jones, Jackie Whent - Jimmy Greig, Don Matheson, Frank Ambler, Dave Brown, Johnny Newbold Attendance: 3800 Referees: ? St. Andrews Scorers: Frank Ambler 3, Dave Brown, Jimmy Greig 1948 June 19 Callister Park, Vancouver North Shore United St. Andrews FC 4-3 North Shore: Ian McKay - Harry Anderson, Tommy Cumming - Alex Reid, Trevor Harvey, Dave Cairns - Jimmy Gemmell, Bill Smith, Frank Ambler, Dave Brown, Gordon Stewart. Subs: Kenny Lawn, Jimmy Spencer, Stan Laycock Attendance: 3400 Referees: Bobbie Calder North Shore Scorers: Frank Ambler 3, Dave Brown 1949 June 25 Callister Park, Vancouver North Shore United St. Andrews FC 2-1 North Shore: Ashdown - Cumming, Anderson - Spencer, Reid, Smith - Ambler, Greer, Fred Whittaker, Trevor Harvey, Dave Moyies - Beckett Referees: ? North Shore Scorers: Dave Moyies, Frank Ambler 1950 July 19 Callister Park, Vancouver St. Andrews FC Collingwood 2-2 St. Andrews: Bobby Newbold - Jones, Webber - Henderson, Johnny Newbold, Don Matheson - George Steele, Doug Greig, Brian Philley, John Halley, Harry Smith Attendance: 1500 Referees: Dan Kulai - Frank St. Andrews Scorers: Doug Greig, John Lee, Jumbo McLean Halley 1950 - R July 26 Callister Park, Vancouver St. Andrews FC Collingwood 4-2 Attendance: 1500 Referees: Dan Kulai St. Andrews Scorers: Doug Greig 2, John Halley, George Steele, 1951 May 26 Callister Park, Vancouver St. Andrews FC 2-1 St. Andrews: Art Hughes, John Halley, Roy Cairns, Johnny Webber, Wes Henderson, Jackie Jones + others

Referees: ? St. Andrews Scorers: Art Hughes, John Halley

21 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1952 Sep 20 Callister Park, Vancouver Vancouver City Westminster Royals 3-2 Vancouver: Bob Bissett - Norm Giustini, Eddie Durante - Jack Stanley, Joe Jordan, Jack Dewhirst - Alan Sawyer, Denny Rogers, Brian Philley, Stan Bob, Tom McHugh. Subs: Pat Philley, Jack Bowers, Bus Byford, Charlie Lavery, Harry Buchanan Attendance: 2000 Referees: ? Westminster Scorers: Denny Rogers 2, Stan Bob 1953 July 25 Callister Park, Vancouver Vancouver City Westminster Royals 1-0 Vancouvr City: Ashdown - Norm Giustini, Bogdanovich - Moffat, Pat Philley, Durante - Dick Higgins, Denny Rogers, Letson, Brian Philley, McHugh. Spare: Ken Harrison Attendance: 2125 Referees: Dan Kulai - Frank Vancouver Scorers: Ken Harrison Lee, Eric Longhurst 1954 June 12 Callister Park, Vancouver Vancouver Firefighters FC Vancouver City 5-1 Firefighters: Reg Sheppard, Art Hughes, Dave Morton, Alex MacKay, Frank Ambler, Doug Greig, Don Hutton, Pete Proctor, Ollie Stanley + others, Attendance: 1710 Referees: Dan Kulai Firefighters Scorers: Art Hughes 2, Dave Morton 2, Alex MacKay 1955 Aug 6 Callister Park, Vancouver Vancouver Firefighters FC Vancouver City 3-2 Firefighters: Ken Pears - Kenning, McKay - Proctor, Sullivan, Durante - Gordon McLeod, Morton, Art Hughes, Greig, Frank Ambler. Spares: Hutton, Smith Attendance: 1662 Referees: ? Firefighters Scorers: Frank Ambler, Don Hutton 2 1956 Apr 29 Callister Park, Vancouver Hale-Co Victoria Strathcona 3-2 Hale-Co: Ray Dixon, Norm Giustini, Gordon McLeod, , Brian Philley, Bobby Bruce, Dave Patterson, Kenny Campbell + others Attendance: 1377 Referees: Dan Kulai - Chic Lee, Hale-Co Scorers: Dave Patterson, Brian Tom Miller Philley, Bobby Bruce 1957 May 20 Callister Park, Vancouver Vancouver Firefighters FC Wallace 4-0 Firefighters: Ken Pears - Jack Connell, Alex McKay - Doug Greig, Gordon Nordby, Ernie Durante - Hal Finch, Pete Proctor, Terry Cowan, Art Hughes, Jim Miller. Subs: Bob Woods, , Ed Muir Attendance: 575 Referees: Dan Kulai Firefighters Scorers: Terry Cowan 3, Art Hughes 1958 April 13 Callister Park, Vancouver Capilano FC Vancouver Firefighters FC 3-2 Capilano: Fred Briscoe - Shenton, Terry McKibbin - Ernie McLaren, Al Green, Price - Gordie McLeod, Stu Crossan, Neil McEachnie, Normie McLeod, Art Bennett. Spares: Brian Philley, Young Attendance: 2260 Referees: Dan Kulai Capilano Scorers: Neil McEachnie 2, Normie McLeod 1959 March 27 Callister Park, Vancouver Capilano FC Wallace 2-2 Capilano: Fred Briscoe - Frank Noga, George Young, Terry McKibbin, Ernie McLaren, Normie McLeod, Gordie McLeod, Neil McEachnie, Art Bennett + others Attendance: 2000 Referees: Dan Kulai - Frank Capilano Scorers: Stu Crossan 2 Lee,? 1959 - R April 4 Callister Park, Vancouver 2-1 Attendance: 2500 Referees: Dan Kulai - Frank Capilano Scorers: Neil McEachnie 2 Lee,? 1960 April 9 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria North Shore Carlings Victoria Evcoes 2-0 North Shore: Bill Bachop - Frank Noga, Ben Hackman - Jim Wilson, Joe Hillhouse, Jack Steele - Henk Ven der Vecht, Robbie Chalmer, Keith Smith, Harry Price, Bob Smith. Subs: Tom Styles, Ken Campbell, Vinitio Canta

Attendance: 2000 Referees: George Steele - Ray North Shore Scorers: Harry Price, Bob Hewlett, Jack Adams Smith 22 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1961 May 22 Callister Park, Vancouver Vancouver Firefighters FC Westminster Royals 3-3 Firefighters: Art Hughes, Jim Blundell, Doug Greig, Ken Pears, Dave Hutton, Eddie Bak, Bob McKay, Gordon Nordby, Dick Kenning, Art Bennett, Bob Mills Terry McKibbin + others. Coach: Dave Sullivan Attendance: 2552 Referees: Dan Kulai - John Firefighters Scorers: Art Hughes 2, Jim Webber, ? Blundell 1961 - R May 24 Callister Park, Vancouver 3-1 Attendance: 3216 Referees: ? Firefighters Scorers: Art Hughes 3 1962 June 23 Callister Park, Vancouver Vancouver Firefighters FC Canadians 3-1 Firefighters: Ken Pears, Eddie Bak, Art Hughes, Doug Greig, Jim Blundell, Art Bennett, Normie McLeod + others Attendance: 1118 Referees: ? Firefighters Scorers: Jim Blundell, Art Bennett, Normie McLeod 1963 May 26 Callister Park, Vancouver Vancouver Firefighters FC Italian-Canadians 1-0 Firefighters (from Semi-Final and Final newspaper reports): Ken Pears , Art Bennett, Gary Stevens, Eddie Bak, Bob McKay, Louis Trischuk, Art Hughes, Jim Blundell, Dave Hutton, Bob Mills, Doug Greig + others? (Note: Final Match abandoned - crowd riot) Attendance: 2800 Referees: Frank Lee Firefighters Scorers: Gary Stevens 1964 May 31 Callister Park, Vancouver Columbus FC Vancouver Firefighters FC 2-1 Columbus: John Commuzzi, Tony Canta, Errol Crossan, Steve Djoric, Carlos Franco, Bob Hazeldine, Barry Ihakski, Dino Massignani, Roy Nosella, Merv Schweitzer, Frank Sealy, Bobby Smith, Gino Vazzoler, George Zambrano. Attendance: 2600 Referees: Dan Kulai Columbus Scorers: Roy Nosella, Barry Ihaksi 1965 July 1 Callister Park, Vancouver Vancouver Firefighters FC Columbus FC 4-2 Firefighters: Robert Allen, Greg Arnett, Eddie Bak, Bennett, Jim Blundell, Art Hughes, Tom Miller, Bob Mills, Ken Pears, Gary Stevens, Louis Trischuk. Attendance: 1500 Referees: ? Firefighters Scorers: Jim Blundell, Errol Crossan, Louie Trischuk, Tom Millar

1966 June 19 Callister Park, Vancouver North Shore Luckies Vancouver Firefighters FC 2-1 North Shore: John Woods, Don Hunter, Max Finney, Norm Forshaw, Ed Cannon + others Attendance: 740 Referees: Frank Lee - Dan North Shore Scorers: Don Hunter 2 Kulai, Chick Lee 1967 May 14 Callister Park, Vancouver Vancouver Firefighters FC North Shore Luckies 1-0 Firefighters: Ken Pears, Ed Cannon, Steve Djoric, Greg Arnett, Louie Trischuk, Eddie Bak, Gary Stevens, Bob Mills, Dave Hutton + others. Subs: Bob Sedgwick, Mike Gilmore. Coach: Doug Greig Attendance: 635 Referees: ? Firefighters Scorers: Ed Cannon

1968 May 4 Callister Park, Vancouver Columbus FC North Shore Luckies 3-1 Columbus: Jim Berry, Alan Bristowe, Steve Djoric, Peter Greco, Bob Hazeldine, Victor Kodelja, Sam Lenarduzzi, Vanni Lenarduzzi, Peter Simpson, Gene Vazzoler, Sergio Zanatta. Coach: Joe Csabai Attendance: 650 Referees: ? Columbus Scorers: Bobby Smith 2, Vanni Lenarduzzi 1969 May 19 Empire Stadium, Vancouver Columbus FC Glenavon 2-0 Columbus: Jim Berry, John Comuzzi, Steve Djoric, Peter Greco, Victor Kodelja, Sam Lenarduzzi, Vanni Lenarduzzi, Dan Rosengren, Peter Simpson, Gene Vazzoler, Sergio Zanatta Attendance: 1105 Referees: ? Columbus Scorers: Sergio Zanatta, Peter Simpson

23 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1970 May 17 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby Croatia SC Paul’s Tailors 2-0 Croatia: Colin Atkinson, Bruce Ballam, Roger Burkett, Stepjan Curman, Joe Domjan, Neil Ellett, Ken Elmer, Mimi Ficic, John Haar, Harold Hansen, Gerry Heaney, Zlatko Kos, Len Lenovoy, Dennis Rose, Greg Weber. Coach Vlado Dosen Attendance: 1500 Referees: ? Croatia Scorers: Roger Burkett, Zlatko Kos

1971 May 23 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby Eintracht Paul’s Tailors 2-0 Eintracht: Greg Arnett, Peter Arnett, Adie Becker, Andy Becker, Wolfgang Bludau, Peter Efrenjan, Wolfgang Eladan, Graham Lee, Les Parsons, Gary Thompson, Danny Webster Referees: ? Eintracht Scorers: Peter Arnett, Wolfgang Bludau 1972 Aug 6 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby Westminster Blues Norburn 2-0 Westminster: Gary Born, Rusty Bruce, Neil Calver, Tom Forrester, Brian Gant, Metro Gerela, Robbie Goodheart, Jim Irving, Joe Little, Dan Lomas, Bill Sinclair, Doug Wilson Referees: ? Westminster Scorers: Doug Wilson, Dan Lomas 1973 June 3 Empire Stadium, Vancouver Vancouver Firefighters FC Westminster Blues 3-0 Firefighters: Allen, Gill, Mike Gilmore, Jim Goodheart, Robbie Goodheart, John Haar, Al Hardy, Ken Harris, Glen Hunter, Dave Hutton, Nichol, Steve Rogers, Rose, Schwab, Bob Sedgwick, Singleton, Gary Stevens, Tetrault, Louis Trischuk Attendance: 1200 Referees: ? Firefighters Scorers: Jim Goodheart, Bob Rose, Robbie Goodheart 1974 June 2 Empire Stadium, Vancouver Lobban’s FC Royal Oak Astors 3-2 Lobbans: Peter Doyle, Peter Phillips, Jim Nicol, John Wallace, Jim Rennie, Ron Peters, Geoff McCormick, Mike Jackson, Ian Downs, Derek Haddleton, Al Veen, Ian Chesire, John Wilson, Bob Metcalfe, Dave Spry, John McManus, Hugh McPharland, Charlie Cook, Bill Campbell, Hunter Wallace, Bill Logan. Coach: Ron Paton. Trainer: Hunter Wallace. Manager: John Murray. Referees: Stanley Bennett - Lobbans Scorers: Jim Rennie 2, Bob Williiam Miller, Harold Finch Metcalfe

1975 May 11 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby London Boxing Club North Shore Pauls 4-1 London: Howie Anderson, Jan Bentley, Bob Bolitho, Kjeld Brodsgaard, Steve Carroll, Ash Douglas, Dan Lomas, Garnett Moen, George Pakos, Ted Reading, , Ken Ross, Ron Thompson, Bill Windecker,Frank Woods. Referees: ? Boxers Scorers: Dean Stokes 3, Frank Woods 1976 May 16 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria Victoria West Italian Canadian Pauls 1-0 Vic West: Ralph Anderson, Marc Bolli, Greg Booth, Jim De Goede, Steve Forslund, Butch Foster, Mike Hardy, Darryl Hooker, Eric Jones, Waining Lee, John McGuire, Gary McLaren, Greg Mellish, Steve Moss, Gord Reading, Rob Williams Attendance: 730 Referees: ? Vic West Scorers: Gary McLaren 1977 May 14 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby Columbus (Italia-Canadian) Victoria West 1-0 Columbus: Ed Arnicans, Colin Atkinson, Peter Greco, Vanni Lennarduzi, Billy McLeod, Mike McLeod, Norman McLeod, Tom Newman, Jan Prehal, Fillipo Rigazzi, Gene Vazzoler, Doug Wilson, Sergio Zanatta

Attendance: 900 Referees: ? Columbus Scorers: Doug Wilson

24 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1978 June 4 Empire Stadium, Vancouver Columbus FC Eldorado Glenavon 1-0 Columbus: Colin Atkinson, Elio Ciaccia, Joe Cuzzetto, Robin Elliot, Peter Greco, Vanni Lenarduzzi, Alan McAvoy, Mike McLeod, Norman McLeod, Hank Polvedore, Filippo Rigazzi, Gene Vazzoler, Doug Wilson, Sergio Zanatta Referees: ? Columbus Scorers: Colin Atkinson 1979 June 9 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria Victoria West Croatia SC 5-0 Vic West: Jim DeGoede, Tim Achtzener, Greg Mellish, Darryl Hooker, Steve Moss, John McGuire, Steve Forslund, Butch Foster, Rob Williams, Garnett Moen, Bob Duncan, Ralph Anderson, Jersey Hrasky, Frank Woods, Dan Henry Attendance: 693 Referees: Len Bridgeman Vic West Scorers: Bob Duncan, Garnett Moen, Steve Forslund 2, Dan Henry

1980 May 24 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria Victoria West Columbus FC 2-1 Vic West: Tim Achtzner, Mark Crisp, Jim DeGoode, Bob Duncan, Steve Forslund, Butch Foster, Dan Henry, Waining Lee, John McGuire, Gary McLaren, Greg Melish, Steve Moss, Rob Wallace, Rob Williams. Coach: Bob English. Trainer: Lew Williams. Manager: Alex Stewart Attendance: 800 Referees: Hans Clodius Vic West Scorers: Robbie Williams 2 1981 May 24 Norbrock Stadium, Kamloops Victoria West Vancouver Firefighters FC 2-0 Vic West: Jim DeGoede, Waining Lee, Greg Mellish, Butch Foster, Steve Moss, John McGuire, Steve Forslund, Howie Kirk, Rob Williams, Ken McFarlane, Bobby Duncan , Glen Jay, Dan Henry, Timmy Achtzner, Ike MacKay, Mark Crisp, Gary McLarnin, Robt. Wallace. Manager: Alex Stewart. Coach: Bob English. Trainer: Lew Williams Referees: ? Vic West Scorers: Dan Henry 2 1982 May 16 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria Victoria West Croatia SC 1-0 Vic West: Tim Achtzner, Paul Askew, Jim De Goede, Steve Forslund, Butch Foster, Dan Henry, Howie Kirk, Waining Lee, Ike MacKay, John McGuire, Gary McLaren, Dallas Moen, Steve Moss, Robbie Wallace, Rob Williams Referees: ? Vic West Scorers: Robbie Williams 1983 May 15 Kinsmen Stad., N. Vancouver Vancouver Firefighters FC Univ. of Victoria Vikings 3-1 Firefighters: Jamie Buchanan, Arthur Coombes, Marty Etheridge, Tom Foss, Kirby Graeme, Greg Grieve, Harold Hansen, Jay Johnstone, John Kveton, Mike McLeod, Norman McLeod, Reg Newmark, John Parker, Gordon Qualty, Dave Rosenlund, Michael Wilson. Referees: ? Firefighters Scorers: Reg Newmark 2, Harold Hanson 1984 May 13 Kinsmen Stad., N. Vancouver Victoria West Kamloops Merchants 3-0 Vic West: Tim Achtzner, Paul Askew, Jim De Goede, Clarence Druits, Steve Forslund, Butch Foster, Dan Henry, Yosu Iruretagoyena, Ike MacKay, Mackie, John McGuire, Gary McLaren, Dallas Moen, Steve Moss, Pat Smith, Robbie Wallace, Rob Williams Referees: Rob Brown - Gord Vic West Scorers: Garey McLaren, John Rogers, ? McGuire, Dan Henry 1985 May 12 Kinsmen Stad., N. Vancouver Croatia SC Norvan ANAF #45 3-0 Croatia: David Cirjak, Gord Ackerman, Dennis Bralic, David Cirjak, Terry Felix, John Gasparac, Rudi Gasparac, Eric Jones, Russell Kekec, Brian Kennedy, John Matak, Joe McQuade, Mark McQueen, Lui Miljanovic, Joe Pesht, Skip Radbourne, Darren Schultz, Pero Stipancik, Gary Wilson, Joe Zlomislic, Steve Zlomislic. Coach Pero Stipancik Referees: ? Croatia Scorers: Peror Stipancik, Rudy Gasparac, Russell Kekec

25 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1986 May 11 Central Valley, Burnaby Croatia SC Victoria Athletics 1-0 Croatia: David Cirjak, Robert Cirjak, Nick Dasovic, John Gasparac, Rudi Gasparac, Eric Jones, Russell Kekec, Brian Kennedy, John Matak, Joe McQuade, Mark McQueen, Lui Miljanovic, Joe Pesht, Skip Radbourne, Pero Stipancik, Gary Wilson, Gordy Zlomislic, Joe Zlomislic, Steve Zlomislic. Coach Pero Stipancik.

Attendance: 500 Referees: ? Croatia Scorers: Gordi Zlomislic 1987 May 10 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby New Westminster QPR Norvan ANAF #45 2-0 New West QPR: Brad Higgs (GK), Gregor Young, Garry Ayre, Carl Shearer, Mike Sephton, Peter Stanley, Jim Roberts, Jim Easton, Dave Harkison, Lyndsey Henderson, Dave Porter, Frank Fiddler, Steve Brown, Paul Lowther, John Michalec, , Rick Gumboc. Manager: Ralph Goodwin. Coach: Joe Bell. Trainer: Alex Lowther. Referees: Len Coombes - Terry Norvan Scorers: Jim Easton, Jim Roberts Rowe, Rob Brown 1988 May 29 Kinsmen Stad., N. Vancouver Norvan ANAF #45 New Westminster QPR 3-2 Norvan: Gordon Ackerman, Scott Allan, Dave Ball, Martin Best, Clark Brolly, Dan Crouch, Barry Dearden, Gordon Deas, Ian Farquhar, Mike Geary, Mike Hartman, Greg Haywood, Andy Hird, Robert Maley, Paul McCallum, Dave Reston, Mark Roach, Graeme Slee, Des Webster, Jack Wendt, Lee Williams. Coach: John Dailly. Manager: Gil McGarve. Trainer: Ken Birrell. Attendance: 2300 Referees: ? Norvan Scorers: Des Webster, Barry Dearden, Graeme Slee 1989 May 28 Kinsmen Stad., N. Vancouver Westside Primo Coquitlam Celtic 1-1 Westside: Craig Lawson, John Herbert, Mike Wicken, Simon Turrell, Scott Andrews, Glen Meikle + others. Coach Doug Johnson Referees: Bob Sawtell - Rob Westside Scorers: Craig Lawson Brown, Gord Rogers 1990 May 27 Kinsmen Stad., N. Vancouver Vancouver Firefighters FC New Westminster QPR 1-0 Firefighters: Randy Keen, Neil VanDuynhoven, Dave Rosenlund, John Kveton, Gord Quilty, Mike Smith, Mike Primerano, Marty Etheridge, Bob Rosenlund, Mark Etheridge, Steve Fagan, Bruce Gant, Guy Gillingham, Greg Andrews, Andy Meyer, Mike Zacharuk, Ray Brown, Brent Gant, John Zacharuk. Manager: Bill Sinclair. Coaches: Jamie Buchanan, Gord Quilty. Trainers: Dave Ross, Eric Geddes.

Referees: ? Firefighters Scorers: Mike Zacharuk 1991 May 26 Kinsmen Stad., N. Vancouver Norvan ANAF #45 Vancouver Firefighters FC 0-0 + PKs Norvan: Dave Ball, Martin Best, Clark Brolly, Eddie Cannon, Peter Clarkman, Barry Dearden, Mike Dodd, Mike Geary, Stacy Gowanlock, Greg Haywood, Andy Hird, Scott Macey, Steve Millar, Dan Penner, Graeme Slee, Simon Tat Referees: ? Norvan Scorers: No goals 1992 May 24 Kinsmen Stad., N. Vancouver Norvan ANAF #45 Simon Fraser U Clan Alumni 1-0 Norvan: Dave Ball, Martin Best, Eddie Cannon, Barry Dearden, Gordon Deas, Mike Dodd, Mike Geary, Greg Haywood, Oliver Heald, Andy Hird, Scott Macey, Steve Millar, Dan Penner, Didar Sandhu, Graeme Slee, Simon Tate, Eammon Ward. Referees: Dennis Somner - Bob Norvan Scorers: Andy Hird Sawtell, Glenn Docherty

26 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1993 May 16 Kinsmen Stad., N. Vancouver Westside Rino FC Norvan ANAF #45 1-1 + PKs Westside: Mike Wicken, Mike Schrack, Dave Jones, Danny Tuan, Dave Partridge, Colin Pettingale, Mike Araszewski, Mike Mosher, Gary Kern, Doug Schultz, Carl Atterton, Steve Dewer, Alex Percy, Steve Nesin, Lee Atterton, Bill Johnston, Craig Lawson, Darcy Boulton, Geoff Catliff. Coach: Doug Johnston. Manager: Rino Orsato. Attendance: 1600 Referees: Rene Parra - John Westside Scorer: Graeme Slee Nielsen, Matt Dirke - Martin Reid 1994 May 15 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC Gorge FC 2-1 Coquitlam: David Azzi, Joe Billy, Richard Bodnark, Graham Brown, Ken Jenkins, Bradley Leitch, Carlo Marini, Paul Nelson, Brian Penk, Michael Pol, Ross Pontin, John Vairo, Davide Xausa + others. Coach: Garry Ayre

Referees: ? Coquitlam Scorers: Xausa 2 1995 May 14 Town Centre, Coquitlam North Shore Pegasus Powell River 3-2 Pegasus: Ken Adloff, Eddie Cannon, Frank Lore, Mike Dodd, Joe Grewal, Sipho Sibiya, Steve Reed, Rick Celebrini, Rob Reed, Dave Fiorvento, Giuliano Oliviero, Troy Wood, Randy Celebrini, Jeff Clarke, Brad Higgs, Robin Regnier, Danny Mastromonaco, Tibor Budai, Nico Berg, Paul Dailly. Coach: Frank Martinello.

Attendance: 500 Referees: Bob Sawtell - John Pegasus Scorers: Giuliano Oliviero, Frank Nielsen, Martin Reid Lore, Randy Celebrini 1996 May 12 Town Centre, Coquitlam Westside North Shore Pegasus 2-0 Westside: Geoff Catliff, John Catliff, Steve Dewar, Colin Elmes, Markus Felderer, Rob Hall, Joel Hughes, Bill Johnston, Gary Kern, Tom Kim, Steve Kindel, Mike Mosher, Alex Percy, Colin Pettingale, Tom Pinkerton, James Prescott, Doug Schultz, Mike Wicken Attendance: 1500 Referees: Gerry Proctor - Mike Westside Scorers: Mike Mosher, Steve McAdam, Gary Docherty Kindel

1997 May 11 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria North Shore Pegasus ICSF Inter 1-0 Pegasus: Brad Higgs, Chris Johnson, Danny Mastromonaco, Steve Reed, Eddie Cannon, Troy Wood, Randy Celebrini, Dave Fiorvento, Rick Celebrini, Rob Reed, Mike Dodd, Tibor Budai, Robin Regnier, Frank Lore, Steve Nesin, Clayton Dobbin, Sasha Spasojevic, Paul Guterres. Manager/Coach: Frank Martinello. Assistant: Brad Higgs. Referees: ? Pegasus Scorers: Rob Reed 1998 May 10 Rotary Stadium, Abbotsford Vancouver Firefighters FC Surrey United 2-1 Firefighters: Cory Breure, Ratish Kumar, Ian McLean, Ken Price, Kevin Saunders, Rich Pasqua, Steve Millar, Martin Best, Cam Bowman, Carlos Batista, Mike Scheu, Darren Nott, Peter Bergholz, John Rogers, Sal Cuccione, Brett Crosby, Dan Kirincic. Manager: Bob Salt. Coach Tom Millar. Ass't: John Mantei. Trainer: Tom Gilbert. Referees: John Nielsen - Firefighters Scorers: Brett Crosby,Rich Martin Reid, ? Pasqua 1999 May 9 Town Centre, Coquitlam Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC Vancouver Firefighters FC 4-1 Coquitlam: Drew Smiley, Richard Bodnark, Elliott Smith, Keith Izatt, Chris Jarvie, Dan Jones, Kevin Todd, Jeff Roberts, Bradley Leitch, Ken Strain, Andrew Veer, Joe Billy, Jason Thompson, Kurt Tanatmis, Joseph Marrello, Mike Kalinka, Tim Harris, Lorenzo Simion. Coach: John Vairo Manager: Mario Vairo.

Referees: Martin Reid - John Coquitlam Scorers: Andrew Nielsen, Mauricio Navarro Veer, Keith Izzat, Ken Strain,

27 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 2000 May 14 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria Westside FC Metro-Ford Wolves 2-1 Westside: Mike Moorlag, Mike Wicken, James Prescott, Shawn Bobb, Martin Best, Gregor Young, Boban Aleksic, Gary Kern, Mike Mosher, Markus Felderer, David Griffith, Colin Pettingale, Steve Dickenson, Oliver Heald, John Chou, Tom Marshall, Simon Heald, Rodrigo Alvarado, Craig Chiasson, Cody Baker-Greene. Coach: Keith Heald. Referees: ? Westside Scorers: Simon Heald, Colin Pettingale 2001 May 13 Town Centre, Coquitlam Gorge FC North Shore Pegasus 2-1 Gorge: Raegyn Hall, Kaj Fulton, Sam Ramsden, Maurizio Conforti,Dean Anderson, Kevin Gilbert, Thomas Ernst, Chris Olsen, Ian Carroll, Sean Ebbs-Canavan, John Gilbert, David Ravenhill, Steve Miekle, Craig Glennie, Gord Johnson, Donavan Walters, Danny White, Brent Garaway, Rob Veenhof, Scott Rankin. Coach: Dano Thorne. Assistants: Danny Van Gylswyk, Jamie Ackinclose. Trainer: Troy Harris

Referees: Simon Fearn - Martin Gorge Scorers: David Ravenhill, Maurizio Reid, Kevin Duliba Conforti 2002 May 11 Town Centre, Coquitlam Gorge FC Rinos Westside 1-0 Gorge: Scott Samuelson, Brent Garraway, David Ravenhill, Raegyn Hall, Rob Veenhof, Steve Miekle, Paul Van, Jamie Ackinclose, JJ Atterbury, Den Boomen, Ian Carroll, Gord Johnson, Craig Glennie, Sean Ebbs- Canavan, Dean Anderson, Maurizio Conforti, Danny White, Matt Bender, Rob Grieves, Doug Ackinclose. Coach: Dante Zanatta. Trainer: Troy Harris. Manager: Danny Van Gylswyk.

Referees: ? Gorge Scorer: Maurizio Conforti

2003 May 10 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria Surrey United ICSF Inter 3-2 Surrey: Luke Ash, Shawn Blakeway, Ray Christensen, Craig Dalrymple, Joe Deacon, Clayton Dobbin, JJ Duben, Ivan Estrada, Pete Hjorth, Dave Hleucka, Cory Janzen, Jason MacKenzie, Graeme Magowan, Joseph Nakhla, Martin Schaefer, Drew Smiley, Todd Stauber, Darren Villars, Gareth Wilkshire.

Referees: ? Surrey Scorers: Graham Magowan, Joe Deacon, Darren Villars. 2004 May 15 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby Pegasus FC Westside Rino 3-0 Pegasus: Nicholas Berg, Darin Burr, Eddie Cannon, Randy Celibrini, Adam Costley, Paul Dailly, Mike Dodd, Stedman Espinoza, Jamie Fiddler, Gavin Frey, Ryan Green, Rob Iorio, Steve London, Frank Lore, Shawn Perry, Ryan Powell, Rob Reed, Robin Regnier, Laurent Scalignine, Trevor Short. Head Coach David Fiorvento Referees: Darren Clarke - Pegasus Scorers: Stedman Espinoza, Martin Reid, Andy Foster Randy Celebrini 2 2005 May 15 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby Sporting Club of Vancouver Surrey United 0-0 +PKs Sporting Club: Jesse Arnett, Carlos Batista, John Blair, Brian Brum, Craig DeMelo, Steve Dormer, Ryan Dormer, Denny Ferreira, Steve Frazao, Brian Gebbie, Mark Gomes, Michael Gomes, Denny Goncalves, CJ Greenside, Devon Greenside, Mike Halford, Ryan Horvath, Jeff Nolan, Trevor Rosencrans, Dario Ruiz, Joe Zhuang. Coach - Joe Pinto. Manager - Nelson Garcia. Referees: ? Sporting Scorers: No goals 2006 May 13 Town Centre, Coquitlam Sapperton Rovers Vancouver Firefighters FC 1-0 Sapperton: Cory Breure, Mike Araszewski, Jassi Randhawa, Gordon Sanders, Stefano Pannu, Brian Donald, Kent Waechter, Ryan McNabb, Paul Favaro, Colin Phillips, Luke Hogan, Mike Favaro, Kevin Hearne, Edward Bradford, Jeff Rogers, Alexander Jappy, Trevor Todd, Ted Ulrich, Bryan Wevers, Camden Taylor, Srojan Biljetina, Paul Raposo, Roy Mattarollo, Gabriel Savage, Chris Todd, Sven Wagner. Coach: Renzo Pierotti. Managers: Bryan Wevers, Kirk Waechter, Peter Vranjkovic Referees: Andy Pinter - Paul Sapperton Scorer: Jeff Rogers Walker, ? 28 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 2007 May 26 Caledonia Park, Nanaimo Columbus Clan FC Vancouver Firefighters FC 4-0 Columbus: Justin Carvery, Blair Robertson, Steve DeBlasio, Davide Xausa, Jonathan Poli, Scott McEachern, Tiarnan King, Frank Mollica, Craig Richards, Gino Gaita, Nathan Quan, Devin Matthews, Brendan Stabeno, Darren Knott, Tony Gaita, Thomas Lindley, Carmen D'Onofrio, Luca Dalla Pace, Joe Scigliano, Rob Cairns, Tino Cucca. Coaches: Carmen D'Onofrio, Dave Elligott Referees: Paul Ward - Andrew Columbus Scorers: Tiarnan King 3, Joe Foster, Scott Bakker - Don Scigliano Mangano 2008 May 10 Townsend Park, Gorge FC Sporting Club of Vancouver 1-0 Gorge: Conor Quinn, Jeff Bartlett, Paul Vandenboomen, Dave Gustar, Dean Anderson, Joel Galbraith, Robbie Veenhof, Mark Cristante, Brent Garraway, Chad Kalyk, Sean Battistoni, John Mennie, Kyle Finner, Patrick Gawrys, Will Moore, Zeke Cabell, Kellen Holden, Kevin Mennie, Liam Girrard. Coach: Terry Marra. Assistant Coach: Julius Karpati. Manager: Brian Williams. Referees: Mauricio Navarro - Gorge: Scorer: Patrick Gawrys 2009 May 17 Town Centre, Coquitlam West Vancouver FC Gorge FC 1-1 W Van: David Fiorvento, Trevor Short, Jesse Fetterley, Corey Birza, Ricky Teixeira, Austin Lowrie, Ryan Glanville, Drew Gelley, Nick Boyd, Rob Giezen, Marco Durante, Leo Nash, Alan McIndoe, , Marc Burrows, Sean Taylor, Geoff Buchanan, Milad Rahmati, Mike Dodd, Paul Dailly, Desmond Tachie, Nico Berg, Max Baesatto. Coach/Managers: Andy Bramley, Mike Porteous, Bob Sloman. Referees: Alain Ruch - Marco West Van Scorer: Robbie Giezen Arruda, Phil Barrington - Darnell Smith? 2010 May 16 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria Gorge FC Surrey United Firefighters 2-1 Gorge: Dean Anderson, Sean Battistoni, Zeke Cabell, Mark Cristante, Greg Fiddick, Kyle Finner, Joel Galbraith, Patrick Gawrys, Liam Girard, Dave Gustar, Chad Kalyk, Kellen Holden, Gord Johnson, Romaie Martin, Kevin Mennie, Paul Merrien, Will Moore, Jamie Merriman, Quinn Van Gylswyk, Paul Vanden Boomen, Robbie Veenhof. Coaches: Julius Karpati, Danny Van Gylswyk. Manager: Brian Williams

Attendance: 1000 Referees: Alain Ruch - Scott Gorge Scorers: Sean Battistoni, Kellen Bakker, ? - Ryan Perkins Holden 2011 May 15 Aldergrove AP, Aldergrove ICST Pegasus Columbus FC 1-0 Pegasus: Omari Aldridge, Paul Bahia, Adam Costley, Gurjit Dhaliwal, Amarjit Dhinsa, Jagminder Gill, Barinder Johal, Diaz Kambere, Lavinder Mangat, Niko Marcina, David Morris, Azad Palani, Ryan Powell, Andrew Reed, Jagminder Sajan, Sahil Sandhu, Gary Sidhu, Andy Singh, Meysam Soltani, Goldy Takhar, Robby Toor, Jasdeep Toor. Coach: Rob Reed. Assistant Coach: Fred Powell. Manager: Sandy Sumra.

Referees: Rubin Smilev - ? Pegasus Scorer: Jagminder Gill 2012 May 12 Burnaby Lake West Surrey United Firefighters Delta United Hurricanes 3-2 Surrey: Paul Shepherd, Jeff Clarke, Brayden Volkenant, Colin Steckman, Steve McAuley, Shawn Parkes, Steve Kindel, Angus Burke, Liam Miller, Ravinder Jammu, Brad Petoom, Kris Robazza, Niall Thompson, Matt Rosenlund, Vincent Stewart, Steven Fronzo, Nicola Perugini, Sean Einarsson, Ryan Reynolds, Stefan Leslie, Graham Spink, Andrew Proctor, Coultom Jackson, Jorden Whitehead, Rob Wilson, Andrew Fink. Manager: Tom Duncan. Coach: Niall Thompson. Referees: Rubin Smilev - Surrey Scorers: Jeff Clarke 2, Steve Martin Reid, Darnell Smith McAuley

29 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 2013 May 13 Westhills Stadium, Langford Surrey United Firefighters West Vancouver 1-0 Surrey: David Adams, Jeff Buchanan, Angus Burke, Justin Carvery, Jeffery Clarke, Sean Einarsson, Andrew Fink, Coulton Jackson, Ravinder Jammu, Steve Kindel, Stefan Leslie, Thomas Lowndes, Joseph Martin, Scott McEachern, Liam Miller, Shawn Parkes, Brad Peetoom, Nicola Perugini, Andrew Proctor, Andrew Reed, Ryan Reynolds, Matthew Rosenlund, Paul Shepherd, Vincent Stewart, Colin Streckmann, Rob Wilson. Manager: Tom Duncan. Coach: Rob Reed. Referees: Rubin Smilev - Stefan Surrey Scorer: Colin Streckmann Tanaka-Freundt, Josh Miller - Omar Masood 2014 May 14 Burnaby Lake West Croatia SC Surrey United Firefighters 1-0 Croatia: Matteo Agnoloni, Ali Al-Chaer, Ilias Bocolas, Ante Boskovic, Cody Breukers, Simon Cohen, Antonio Franja, Paris Gee, Colin Jaques, Philip Kotter, Mirko Maras, Daniel Rogic, Taj Sangara, Mateo Serka, Johnny Sulentic, Lucas Sweda, Tomislav Tomic, Eddie Tsen, Kresimir Ukalovic, Janez Vrenko, Ryan Zaharija, David Zaharija, Nicolas Espinosa. Manager: Andy Sulentic. Coach: Tony Francisco.

Referees: Juan Marquez - Chris Croatia Scorer: Nico Espinosa Wattam, Stefan Tanaka- Freundt - Igor Cvetkovski

2015 May 10 Willoughby Park, Langley EDC Burnaby Inter FC 2-1 EDC: Ibrahim Abu, Joseph Agiba, Ricardo Alvarado, Ibrahima Basse, Ducivan Desouza, Brendan Djambazov, Parker Ellis, Stedman Espinoza, Steven Freund, Rizal Ganief, Jose Garcia, Mohammed Habib, Josh Hardy, Kalifala Kanneh, Chris Kyd, Ylya Malek, Michael North, Habil Otieno, Marlon Palomo, Gustavo Ramirez, Edwin Rodriguez, Eric Ray, Narcisse Tchoumi, Hugo Alberto Vasquez, Julio Miguel Villatoro, Vladimir Vukovic, Tarek Ziad Yassin, Christian Zimmermann. Manager/Coach: Claudio Ramirez

Referees: Darnell Smith - EDC Scorers: Mohammed Habib 2 Jasmain Parr, Brett Hartmann - Juan Marquez 2016 May 14 Westhills Stadium, Langford Pegasus FC Coquitlam Metro-Ford 2-1 Pegasus: Parminder (Paul) Bahia, Saraj (Sunny) Bains, Mark Baldisimo, Vaggeli Boucas, Brendan Campbell, Adam Costley, Gurjit Dhaliwal, Rajan Dhaliwal, Amarjit Dhinsa, Gagan Dosanjh, Yassin Essa, Jagminder Gill, Chetan Jhooty, Diaz Kambere, Javid Khan, Shabaz Khattra, Jacob Lensky, Leo Michael, Mark Mincielli, Azad Palani, Nicholas Pineda, Jagminder Sajan, Dilpreet (David) Samra, Andip(Andy) Singh, Reynold Stewart, Jasdeep Toor, Alejandro Varela. Manager: Robbie Toor. Coach: Paul Bahia

Referees: Alain Ruch - Chris Pegasus Scorers: Chetan Jhooty 2 Wattam, Jas Parr - Matt Notley

2017 May 14 Burnaby Lake West Club Inter Aldergrove United 2-0 Inter: Dennis Kindel, Andrew Fink, Mike Tempesta, Anthony Marrello, Bryan Fong, Jordan Michael, Marco Visintin, Alex Marrello, Liam Miller, Joseph Marrello, Colin Streckmann, Sepehr Ghanipour, Mike D’Agostino, Donald Kambere, Tyron Ehiwe, Todd Lucyk, Ryan Zaharija, Reece Miles, David Pgrebinksy, Brendan Shaw, Milad Mehrabi, Milad Rahmati, Andre Herath, Erman Ozkan, Michael Nonni, Farzad Balandary. Manager: Moe Forouzan. Coaches: Joe Morello, Sunny Uppal Referees: Juan Marquez - Inter Scorers: Milad Rahmati 2 Jasmain Parr, Cole Shoemaker - Mohammad Mohseni

30 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 2018 May 13 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby BCT Rovers Tigers Utd Langley United 5-2 BCT: Daniel Badesha, Gary Badesha, Jasdeep Bhatti, Joey Brar, Will Bundy, David Chohan, Jesse Dhami, Pavi Dhillon , Ryan Dhillon, Jashandeep (Jason) Gill, Arjan Grewal, Manraj Hothi, Cam Hundal, Ashif Ismail, Harpreet Khakh, Gurjot Lehal, Sarpreet Pahal, Karn Phagura, Rahid Rahiem, Jeevi Rai, Pratap Sandhu, Nick Soolsma, Navjot Thind. Manager: Rob Jandric. Coach: Nick Soolsma Referees: Alain Ruch - Jasmain BCT Scorers: Nick Soolsma 3, Pavi Dhillon, Parr, Stefan Tanaka - Seyed- Karn Phagura Mohammad Mohseni

2019 May 12 Merle Logan Field, Nanaimo CCB LFC United Rino's Tigers 4-1 CCB: Ajeet Bains, Brandon Bassi, Derrick Bassi, Dzenann Bezdrob, Mamadi Camara, Brendan Campbell, Caleb Clarke, Yassin Essa, Robert Giezen, Bobby Jhutty, Donald Kambere, Harry Lakhan, Finlay McPhie, Milad Mehrabi, Daniel Morello, Nicolas Morello, Harjot Nijjar, Luke O'Shea, Riley Pang, Andy Phillips, Mitch Piraux, Milad Rahmati, Andreas Romo, Shane Satar, Arash Shirazi, Victory Shumbusho, Boris Si, Shun Takano. Coaches: Ted Hans, Peter Malakoane. Assistants: Diaz Kambere, Danoosh Askapoor

Referees: Vojislav Sremcevic - CCB Scorers: o.g., Caleb Clarke 2, Robert Evan Fryer, Michael Hood - Geizen Joey Ratcliffe

2020 Not held

31 Listing of Details of BC Provincial A Cup Final Matches - Women's Ver: Feb 4th 2021 This report lists the details of all Final Matches of the BC Provincial A Cup - Women's since the first championship in 1982. Information includes the date, venue, winners, opponents, score, attendance, referees and the winning teams' players and their goal scorers.

Score: Cup winning team score shown first. The teams lists are usually the squad. Referees when known: Centre Referee - Assistants - 4th Winning team scorers: o.g. = Own Goal, ? = Unknown

Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1982 May 9 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby Burnaby Edmonds Wesburn 3-1 Edmonds: Cathy Nichol, Shelly Donald, Lisa Bliskis + others Referees: ? Burnaby Scorers: Cathy Nichol 3 1983 May 8 Hugh Boyd Oval, Richmond Richmond Superstars James Bay AA 2-1 Richmond: Janice Ross, Jackie Graham, Nancy Sutherland, Caroline Sameshima, Linda Coblin, Pam Johnson + others. Coach: Ty Docherty. Referees: ? Richmond Scorers: Janice Ross, Jackie Graham 1984 May 13 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria James Bay AA Surrey Beavers 3-0 James Bay: Kim Morgan, Colleen Johnson (Crowder), Bette Turner, Terry Crocker, Suzzanne Ondre, Sandy Taylor, Dianne Pendray, Leslie Newstead (White), Donna Lowe, Colleen Sinnott, Christine Aldeguer, Blythe Nilson, Leanne Pepper, Lillian Depaoli, Delphine Hunden (Straith), Jill Weinberg (Nelson). Head Coach: Barry Robbins. Trainer: Don Moslin Referees: ? James Bay Scorers: Christine Aldeguer, Bette Turner, Lillian Depaoli

1985 May 12 Kinsmen Stad., N. Vancouver Richmond Kornerkicks Wesburn 1-0 Richmond: Caroline Brett, Val Buckham, Kathy Fuller, Tamara Gorman, Jackie Graham, Wendy Hawthorne, Karoline Kurpan, Denise Logan, Laurel McDonald, Sandra McGregor, Kelly McKibbon, Robyn Patterson, Joy Stark, Lynn Sutherland, Nancy Sutherland + others. Coaches: Ted Hamilton, Scott Hamilton.

Referees: ? - Rob Brown, ? Richmond Scorer: Jackie Graham 1986 May 11 Hugh Boyd Oval, Richmond Richmond Kornerkicks Coquitlam Fraservale 1-0 Richmond: Caroline Brett, Val Buckham, Cindy Ebner, Kathy Fuller, Tamara Gorman, Jackie Graham, Wendy Hawthorne, Denise Logan, Kelly McKibbon, Tina Pavan, Joy Stark, Nancy Sutherland, Julie Tasaka, Lori Tasaka + others. Coaches: Ted Hamilton, Dave Buckham. Referees: Rob Brown - ?, ? Richmond Scorer: Nancy Sutherland 1987 May 10 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby Coquitlam SC James Bay AA 4-2 Coquitlam: Sue Bartlett, Lisa Beaton, Sue Buchan, Denise Duquette, April Fahlen, Rosa Guzzo, Jenny Hafting, Sheryl Kois, Liz Martinello, Linda Milani (née Petrasch), Marilynn Nichol, Gaynor Preston, Stacey Reelie, Cathy Ross, Lee-Ann Small, Sue Torvik, Sheila Trautman, Bette Turner, Leah VanHulsen. Coach: Cam Barnetson. Managers: Pam Fahlen, Linda Petrasch Referees: Herb Nijjer - Jose Coquitlam Scorers: Lisa Beaton, Sheila Fraguas, Baden Venables Trautman, Linda Martinello, Linda Milani

32 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1988 May 1 Capilano Coll., N. Vancouver Coquitlam United Surrey Strikers 3-1 Coquitlam: Jenny Hafting, Linda Petrasch, Jackie Mudge, Marilyn Nichol, Shan Bellett, Gayle Thom, Sue Buchan, Robin Hafting, Angela Norman, Leah Van Hulsen, Bette Turner, Laura Pupp, Silvana Burtini, Sue Hartlett, Rosa Guzzo, Tini Aldeguer, Margaret Barnetson, Anna Scali and Krista Ticehurst. Coach: Cam Barnetson. ass't: Robin Hafting. Manager: Linda Petrasch Referees: ? Coquitlam Scorers: ? 1989 May 28 Kinsmen Stad, N. Vancouver Surrey Strikers James Bay AA 1-0 Strikers: Geraldine Donnelly, Julie McFadden, Shelley Donald, Terri Newell, Joy Price, Lisa Bliskis, Sherry Torry, Tammi Vincent, Lani Kalutyez + others. Coach: Vince Donnelly Referees: ? Strikers Scorer: Joy Price 1990 May 6 Town Centre, Coquitlam Coquitlam Strikers North Shore United 2-0 Strikers: Sharon Bader, Sue Bartlett, Lisa Bliskis, Val Buckham, Shelly Donald, Geraldine Donnelly, Jackie Graham, Julie McFadden, Angie McLedoon, Linda McLennan, Donna Meehan, Linda Milani, Vicki Millar, Terri Newell, Nancy Sutherland, Gail Thom, Leah Van Hulsen, Tammi Vincent Referees: ? Strikers Scorers: ? 1991 May 12 Seaman Park, Burnaby Surrey Marlins Coquitlam Strikers 1-1 Marlins: Allison Biggan, Jodie Biggan, Silvana Burtini, Nancy Ferguson, Karen Jones, Julie McFadden, Joy Price, , Nicole Sedgewick, Sophie Spilboroghs, Janice Strohhacker, Lynn Sutherland, Nancy Sutherland Carmie Vairo, Wendy Hawthorne Referees: ? Marlins Scorer: Nancy Ferguson 1992 May 2 Newton AP, Surrey Surrey Marlins North Shore United 5-0 Marlins: Joe Biggan, Alison Biggon, Lisa Bliskis, Silvana Burtini, Sherri Crassweller, Jackie Deputter, Nancy Ferguson, Jan Gibson, Wendy Hawthorne, Karen Jones, Julie McFadden, Wendy Pease, Michelle Ring, Sophie Spilborghs, Janie Strohhacker, Nancy Sutherland, Carmie Vairo, Vicki Waterman

Referees: ? Marlins Scorers: Karen Jones 3, Silvana Burtini, Nancy Ferguson 1993 May 9 Univ. of Victoria Surrey Marlins Gorge FC 3-0 Marlins: Britt Arnold, Alison Biggan, Jodie Biggan, Silvana Burtini, Nancy Ferguson, Jenny Hafting, Wendy Hawthorne, Karen Jones, Julie McFadden, Lori Ormrod, Wendy Pease, Michelle Ring, Nicole Sedgwick, Sophie Spilborghs, Nancy Sutherland, Kerry Timothy, Carmie Vairo, Suzanne Zilkowsky

Referees: ? Marlins Scorers: Nicole Sedgewick, Silvana Burtini, Nancy Ferguson 1994 May 15 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby Coquitlam Strikers Gorge FC 9-0 Strikers: Sue Bartlett, Joanne Blair Cecchi, Megan Blair Kern, Tammy Crawford, Geraldine Donnelly, Michele Glen, Sarah Gushue, Jessica Mann, Joan McEachern, Margo McKim, Donna Meehan, Linda Milani (née Petrasch), Suzanne Muir, Andrea Neil, Terri Newell, Kathy Pepper, Kylee Saxton, Laura Woodward

Referees: Martin Reid - Rene Strikers Scorers: Geri Donnelly 2, Joanne Parra, Gord Rogers Blair 2, Megan Blair 2, Margo McKim, Tammy Crawford, Laura Woodward

1995 May 14 Town Centre, Coquitlam Gorge United Surrey Marlins 1-0 Gorge: Wendy Cardinal, Deidre Kaye, Donna Collett, Debbie Klitsie, Terry Crocker, Sandy Taylor, Sarah Greer, Kelsey Somner (Fulton), Eddie Koukouvacos, Dorothy Paul, Tanya Oleskevich, Riki Peacock (Sedgewick), Angela O'Neill (McLeish), Rachel Richards, Gale Penner, Andrea Zanatta. Coaches: Dave Dew, Paul Shaw. Trainers: Steve Wyllie, Jim Amos Referees: ? Gorge Scorer: Wendy Cardinal

33 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 1996 May 12 Town Centre, Coquitlam UBC Alumni Gorge FC 2-0 UBC Alumni: Taryn Cervi, Tammy Crawford, Natasha Dickson, Robyn Dynn, Shauna Hare, Wendy Hawthorne, Arietha Jack, Emily Kroondyk, Denyse Kuhn, Courtenay Matheson, Kendall Matheson, Amber Paul, Sandi Potis, Helen Rakic, Liane Ricou, Debbie Sproule, Brenda Stratton, Kris Vaughan Referees: Stacey Finlay - John UBC Alumni Scorers: Taryn Cervi, Amber Nielsen, Martin Reid Paul 1997 May 11 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria UBC Alumni Coquit Metro-Ford Strikers 3-1 UBC Alumni: Wendy Hawthorne, Liane Ricou, Heidi Slaymaker, Taryn Cervi, Andrea Neil, Natasha Dickson, Sandi Potis, Courtney Matheson, Tammy Crawford, Brenda Stratton, Nadia Pietramala, Cindy Harris, Robyn Dunn, Lianne McHardy, Arietha Jack, Kendall Matheson, Jessica Mann. Manager: Dawne Potis. Coaches: John Judd, Andrea Neil. Referees: Jill Proctor UBC Alumni Scorers: Heidi Slaymaker 2, (Fedirchuk), Dawn Todd, Mary- Nadia Pietramala Ann Legg 1998 May 10 Rotary Stadium, Abbotsford UBC Alumni Surrey Marlins 4-1 UBC Alumni: Wendy Hawthorne, Liane Ricou, Heidi Slaymaker, Andrea Neil, Elizabeth Conner, Nadia Pietramala, Denyse Kuhn, Sandra Potis, Courtney Matheson, Tammy Crawford, Cindy Harris, Robyn Dunn, Lianne McHardy, Kristen Ballard, Suzanne Muir, Sarah Cunningham, Arietha Jack, Kendall Matheson, Jessica Mann. Manager: Dawne Potis. Coach: John Judd. Assistant: Doug Schultz.

Referees: Jill Proctor UBC Alumni Scorers: Tammy Crawford 2, (Fedirchuk) - Stacey Finlay, Phil Nadia Pietramala, Andrea Neil Stringer 1999 May 9 Town Centre, Coquitlam UBC Alumni Gorge FC 1-0 UBC Alumni: Wendy Hawthorne, Liane Ricou, Heidi Slaymaker, Taryn Cervi, Andrea Neil, Elizabeth Conner, Nadia Pietramala, Denyse Kuhn, Veronica Lie, Sandra Potis, Courtney Matheson, Tammy Crawford, Nicole Webb, Cindy Harris, Robyn Dunn, Silvana Burtini, Kristen Ballard, Suzanne Muir, Sarah Cunningham, Arietha Jack, Kendall Matheson, Jessica Mann, Nicole Sedgewick Referees: ? UBC Alumni Scorer: ? 2000 May 14 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria UBC Alumni Burnaby Canadians 4-0 UBC Alumni: Wendy Hawthorne, Liane Ricou, Tammy Crawford, Nicole Sedgwick, Andrea Neil, Liz Conner, Jessica Mann, Kendall Matheson, Vanessa Martino, Sandi Potis, Courtenay Matheson, , Gina Bottiglieri, Cindy Harris, Sophie Spilsborgh, Silvana Burtini, Lyanne Westie, Sarah Cunningham, Arietha Jack, Dara Wone, Tiffany Chester, Roxanne Chow, Sally Eyre. Manager: Dawne Potis. Coaches: Tom McManus, Sean Bobb. Referees: ? UBC Alumni Scorers: Andrea Neil, Tammy Crawford, Lyanne Westie, Dara Wone

2001 May 13 Town Centre, Coquitlam Burnaby Canadians UBC Alumni 2-0 Canadians: Sian Bagshawe, Lynsey Burkinshaw, Taryn Cervi, Kelly Donaldson, Aimee Dunn, Janine Dupree, Laura Favaro, Michele Gademans, Tanya Genovese, Gillian Hicks, Kristine Jack, Leigh Johnson, Veronica Lie, Kathryn Manson, Andrea Poole, Nadia Salvino (née Pietramala), Catriona Scheffer, Leah Stipic, Phebe Trotman. Coach: Danny Pietramala. Assistant: Chris Johnson. Manager: Mike Everett. Trainer: Kathryn Manson. Referees: ? Canadians Scorers: Kristine Jacks, Phebe Trotman

34 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 2002 May 11 Town Centre, Coquitlam Burnaby Canadians Surrey United 1-0 Canadians: Michele Gademans, Taryn Cervi, Amber Allen, Claire Lawrence, Catriona Scheffer, Robyn Scott, Katia Taller, Aimee Dunn, Linsey Burkinshaw, Gillians Hicks, Rosalyn Hicks, Sofia Hidalgo, Phebe Trotman, Kristine Jack, Andrea Stamatakis, Veronica Lie, Andrea Poole, Tanya Genovese. Coach: Danny Pietramala. Assistant: Chris Johnson. Manager: Mike Everett. Trainer: Kathryn Manson.

Referees: ? Canadians Scorer: Kristine Jacks 2003 May 10 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria UBC Alumni Sportstown Burnaby Canadians 2-1 UBC Alumni: Molly Alexander, Amy Apps, Sian Bagshawe, Tiffany Chester, Roxanne Chow, Liz Conner, Tammy Crawford, Naomi Eugchi, Jessica Mann, Andrea Neil, Sandi Potis, Thea Roggeman, Sophie Spilborghs, Chelsea Stang, Brittany Timko, Lyanne Westie, Devon Wharf. Coach: Tom McManus. Manager: Dawne Potis Referees: ? UBC Alumni Scorers: ? 2004 May 2 Kinsmen Stad, N. Vancouver Surrey United UBC Alumni 2-1 Surrey Utd: Wendy Hawthorne, Martina Holan (Franko), Andrea Sumner, Diana Artuso, Megan Blaker, Mylee Ross, Nadia Nashelenas (Guglielmini), Kate Qually, Randee Hermus, Geraldine Donnelly, Vanessa Martino, Bianca Wilkinson, Sara Maglio, Sadie McLure. Referees: ? Surrey Utd Scorers: Martina Holan (Franko) 2 2005 May 1 Mercer Stad, New Westm. Surrey United Coquitlam City 4-1 Surrey Utd: Randee Hermus, Martina Franko, Megan Blaker, Vanessa Martino, Bianca Wilkinson, Natalie Halcro, Mylee Ross, Andrea Sumner, Sara Maglio, Nadia Nashelenas (Guglielmini), Geraldine Donnelly, Theresa Nuttal. Attendance: 200 Referees: ? Surrey Utd Scorers: Randee Hermus 3, Martina Franko 2006 May 7 Town Centre, Coquitlam Surrey United Coquitlam FC 2-0 Surrey Utd: Julie Armstrong, Megan Blaker, April Coffin, Geraldine Donnelly, Shannon Douglas, Martina Franko, Nadia Guglielmini, Natalie Halcro, Randee Hermus, Vanessa Martino, Erin McLeod, Sadie McLure, Kim McMullen, Theresa Nuttall, Kate Qually, Mylee Ross, , Nicole Stewart, Chantelle Whitehead, Bianca Wilkinson. Referees: ? Surrey Utd Scorers: Kate Qually, Megan Blaker 2007 May 6 Caledonia Park, Nanaimo Surrey United Gorge FC 1-0 Surrey Utd: Megan Blaker, Geraldine Donnelly, Shannon Douglas, Natalie Halcro, Kim Harper, Randee Hermus, Sara Maglio, Vanessa Martino, Amelie Mercier, Sadie McLure, Kim McMullen, Theresa Nuttal, Kate Qually, Erin Porter, Mylee Ross, Nicole Stewart, Jillian Stewart, Bianca Wilkinson

Referees: ? Surrey Utd Scorers: Megan Blaker 2008 May 10 Townsend Park, Chilliwack Surrey United Westside FC 3-1 Surrey Utd: Theresa Nuttal, Sadie Mclure, Natalie Halcro, Erin Porter, Geri Donnelly, Bianca Wilkinson, Sara Maglio, Vanessa Martino, Kate Qually, Randee Hermus, Mylee Ross, Sharon Lehnert, Shannon Douglas, Aly Benes, Nicole Stewart, Megan Blaker, Amelie Mercier, Racheal Pelât, Kim McMullen. Coach: Steve Kindell. Manager: Rob Sumner. Referees: ? Surrey Utd Scorers: Megan Blaker 2, Sharon Lehnert

35 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 2009 May 16 Town Centre, Coquitlam Surrey United Richmond Club Ireland 2-1 Surrey Utd: Megan Blaker, , Lindsay Rohla, Bianca Wilkinson, Courtney Duncan, Erin Porter, Arianne Adams, Randee Hermus, Shannon Douglas, Caitlin Young, Rachael Pelat, Aly Benes, Natalie Halcro, Theresa Nuttal, Mylee Ross, April Coffin, Geraldine Donnelly, Nicole Stewart, Kim McMullen, Kate Qually, Amber Devriendt, Ellen K? Referees: ? Surrey Utd Scorers: Megan Blaker, Kate Qually 2010 May 15 Royal Athletic Park, Victoria Surrey United N. Shore Girls Renegades 4-0 Surrey Utd: Shannon Douglas, Kaylyn Kyle, Randee Hermus, Natalie Halcro, Theresa Nuttal, Erin Porter, Courtney Duncan, Sharon Lehnert, Kate Qually, Kim McMullen, Aly Benes, April Coffin, Katie Thorlakson, Megan Blaker, Rachael Pelat, Arianne Adams, Nicole Stewart Referees: ? Surrey Utd Scorers: Kaylyn Kyle 3, Katie Thorlakson 2011 May 15 Aldergrove AP, Aldergrove Surrey United Westside FC 1-0 Surrey Utd: Devon Wharf, Theresa Nuttall, Natalie Halcro, Erin Porter, Bianca Wilkinson, Courtney Duncan, Ari Adams, Kate Qually, Mylee Ross, April Coffin, Chelsey Hannesson, Katie Thorlakson, Kim McMullen,Megan Blaker, Karm Jawanda, Rachael Pelat, Nicole Stewart, Aly Benes,Caitlyn Young, Randee Hermus. Coach: Jeff Clarke Asst. Coach: Albert Stewart Manager: Martin Foden. Referees: ? Surrey Utd Scorer: Randee Hermus 2012 May 12 Burnaby Lake West Surrey United Columbus FC 3-0 Surrey Utd: Devon Wharf, Theresa Nuttall, Natalie Fabbro, Bianca Wilkinson, Courtney Duncan, Arianne Adams, Kate Qually, Mylee Ross, Chelsey Hannesson, Katie Thorlakson, Lindsay Rohla, Rachael Pelat, Nicole Stewart, Ally Benes, Caitlin Young, Karm Jawandha, Chelsea Stang. Team Manager: Albert Stewart. Asst. Manager: Megan Blaker. Coach: Jeff Clarke. Asst. Coach: Martin Foden

Referees: ? Surrey Utd Scorers: Arianne Adams, Katie Thorlakson 2 2013 May 13 Westhills Stadium, Langford Surrey United North S. Girls Renegades 1-0 Surrey Utd: Arianne Adams, Aly Benes, April Coffin, Tristan Corneil, Courtney Duncan, Natalie Fabbro, Chelsey Hannesson, Faythe Lou, Theresa Nuttall, R achael Pelat, Erin Porter, Kate Qually, Lindsay Rohla, Mylee Ross, Nicole Stewart, Katie Thorlackson,Bianca Wilkinson,Caitlin Young. Manager: Albert Stewart. Coach: Leigh Sembaluk. Ass't Coach: Martin Foden. Referees: Candace Brown - Surrey Utd Scorers: Chelsey Hannesson Holly Terhune, Brea Moore - Amanda Cordua-von Specht 2014 May 14 Burnaby Lake West Surrey United North S. Girls Renegades 2-0 Surrey Utd: Arianne Adams, Aly Benes, Eva Caldieri, April Coffin, Mellissa Demeda, Courtney Duncan, Natalie Fabbro, Chelsey Hannesson, Randee Hermus, Marisa Kovacs, Faythe Lou, Theresa Nuttall, Rachael Pelat, Chiara Quadri, Kate Qually, Christina Southerby, Nicole Stewart, Katie Thorlakson, Bianca Wilkinson, Caitlin Young. Manager: Albert Stewart. Coach: Ari Adams Referees: Jasmain Parr - Surrey Utd Scorer: Nicole Stewart 2 Candace Brown, Erina Cho - Tim Smyth

36 Year Date Venue Cup Winners Opponent Score 2015 May 9 Willoughby Park, Langley North Shore Girls Renegades Surrey United 0-0 (+PKs) North Shore: Ariel Anderson, Kirsteen Buchan, Eva Caldieri, Dominique Falls, Rachel Harker, Bella James, Michelle Jang, Gillian Kilburn, Carley Laleune, Kim March, Robin Mawson, Carlen Oates, Simran Parmar, Ashley Pereira, Brienna Shaw, Rheanne Sleiman, Maggie Soares, Andrea Standerwick, Kathleen Steele, Michelle Young, Janine Frazao, Leslie Gibbens, Rosalyn Hicks. Coach: Tony Seddon

Referees: Andy Pinter - Bartosz NS Scorers: No scorers Wysocki, Alex Patey - Art Bandenieks 2016 May 15 Westhills Stadium, Langford Richmond FC North S. Girls Renegades 4-0 Richmond: Katherine Caverly, Claire Chevreau, Margaret Ciccozzi, Kelly Cook, Caitlin Davie, Jennifer Deacon, Stefani Dick, Jaclyn Dunnett, Hayley Flower-Ainge, Sydney Harrison, Emma James, Brooke Lemire, Taryn Lim, Sydney Morrison, Rachel Ramsden, Shannon Reykdal, Claire Reynolds, Jenna Richardson, Cassandra Sammarco, Shanay Sangha, Rachel Sawer,Julie-Anne Toda. Manager: Bruce MacKay. Coach: Jim Caldwell Referees: Amanda Cordua-von Richmond Scorers: Jenna Richardson 2, Specht - Ben Clark, Carly Shaw- Jackie Dunnett, Shanay Sangha MacLaren - Evan Fryer 2017 May 13 Burnaby Lake West Surrey United North S. Girls Renegades 1-0 Surrey Utd: Zoe Makragiannis, Chelsey Hannesson, Andrea Perrotta, Natalie Fabbro, Nicole Stanley, Montana Leonard, Courtney Duncan, Arianne Adams, Kate Qually, Kristina Klein, Nicolle Fraser, April Coffin, Rachael Pelat, Nicole Stewart, Alexandra Benes, Caitlin Young, Carolyne Nellis, Daniela Hampton, Yvahara Rodriguez. Manager: Albert Stewart. Coach: Spiro Pegios. Referees: Carly Shaw- Surrey Utd Scorer: Yvahara Rodriguez MacLaren - Candace Brown, Erina Cho - Cassandra Shewchuk 2018 May 13 Swangard Stadium, Burnaby Surrey United North S. Girls Renegades 2-0 Surrey Utd: Arianne Adams, Violet Bacon, Alexandra Benes, Gurveen Clair, April Coffin, Samantha Dion, Courtney Duncan, Natalie Fabbro (Bourghesi), Nicolle Fraser, Daniella Hampton, Chelsey Hannesson, Kristina Klein, Zoe Makrigiannis, Carolyne Nellis, Andrea Perrotta, Anna Picarelli, Rachael Pelat, Kate Qually, Giulia Repole, Yvamara Rodriguez, Nicole Stanley, Nicole Stewart (Mackenzie), Katie Thorlakson, Caitlin Young (Bayliss), Monika Zavaleta. Manager: Albert Stewart. Coach: Spiro Pegios

Referees: Carly Shaw- Surrey Utd Scorer: Samantha Dion 2 MacLaren - Candace Brown, Erina Cho - Cassandra Shewchuk 2019 May 12 Merle Logan Field, Nanaimo Coquitlam Metro-Ford SC Surrey United 1-0 Coquitlam MF: Olivia Aguiar, Kelsey Atherley, Chantel Bohne, Georgia Brydon, Alexis Cattermole, Sarah Anna De Francesco, Selina Lynn, Gina Fabbro, Dayn McGregor, Ashley Melvin, Hayley Melvin, Stephanie Russo, Cara Santaga, Kristen Santema, Courtney Sheppard, Shelby Sheppard, Katie Smolik, Lena Soutar, Emma Thomas, Jennifer Torry, Alexandra Trenter, Erin Uchacz, Megan Webster, Emily Wilson. Coaches: Andrea Sumner, Oliver Heald, Chris Sheppard. Referees: Kelsey Carrothers - Coquitlam MF Scorer: Olivia Aguilar Sydney Berridge, Cassandra Shewchuk - Cyndie Rice 2020 Not held

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