BC Teams continue their journey at the 2023 Club Toyota National Championships

6 BC Teams representing British Columbia

The 2023 Toyota National Championships have commenced with a bang, featuring some exhilarating matches and remarkable performances for BC Teams. The championships, which began on October 4th, are set to continue until October 9th, captivating soccer enthusiasts from coast to coast. Matches can be watched live https://www.youtube.com/@CanadaSoccerTV

In the U15 category, Coquitlam Metro-Ford Soccer Club is representing BC and putting up strong performances. The Girls team have secured two draws in their opening matches and are gearing up for their next encounter against Winnipeg Phoenix FC on October 7th. Please click here for the U15 Girls standings, results, and news! On the boys' side the team has obtained two impressive victories and will now face Suburban FC on October 7th. Please click here for the U15 Boys standings, results, and news!

In the U17 category, Burnaby FC’s girls' team has also had a fantastic start, recording two wins in their initial matches. Their next game is scheduled for October 8th where they will face off against Regina QC United. Please click here for the U17 Girls standings, results, and news! In the U17 Boys division, Burnaby FC's boys' team has matched the girls side and maintained two victories in their opening matches. Their next challenge will be against Felidans AA on October 7th. Please click here for the U17 Boys standings, results, and news!

In the Challenge & Jubilee Trophy have kicked off with a bang in Halifax, Nova Scotia, treating soccer fans to a thrilling display of talent and competition for British Columbia's very own Surrey United (Women) and Surrey BB5 United (Men) teams. In the Women's category, Surrey United SC showcased their prowess with a commendable performance on day one. They have secured one victory and suffered one loss, setting the stage for an exciting journey ahead. Their next challenge awaits on October 7th when they face Holy Cross FC. The following day, on October 8th at 16:30, they will go head-to-head against Winsloe-Charlottetown Royals FC. Please click here for the Jubilee Trophy standings, results, and news! Meanwhile, in the Men's division, Surrey BB5 United demonstrated their competitive spirit on the opening day with one win and two losses. They are set to face Rapides Chaudière-Ouest on October 8th and Fredericton Picaroons on the same day at 09:00. Please click here for the Challenge Trophy standings, results, and news!

The Canada Soccer Toyota National Championships offer experience for our participating teams and their players, coaches, and support staff, as well as for officials and volunteers in our country. Be part of the excitement and support BC Soccer's representatives, Join us in celebrating the beautiful game and the dedication of these athletes at the 2023 Toyota National Championships! For detailed schedules, ticket information, and updates, please click here. 

07 Oct 2023

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