Les Rouges soccer teams take home hardware
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This article was published 23/11/2022 (1362 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
To say it’s been a stellar season for the Université de Saint-Boniface Les Rouges women’s and men’s soccer teams would be an understatement.
On Oct. 30, the top-seeded women’s team won its third consecutive Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference championship by beating the second-seeded Providence University College Pilots 4-1 in the championship final hosted by Assiniboia Community College at Sportsplex Field in Brandon, Man.
According to a news release, the all-conquering team had — at press time — qualified for a spot at the CCAC women’s soccer championships that were hosted by Champlain College Saint-Lambert in Saint-Lambert, Que. from Nov. 9 to 12.
Supplied photo by Aidan Froese
The Université de Saint-Boniface Les Rouges women’s soccer team recently won the Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference championship. Pictured: back row, from left: Jean-Luc Speliers, Paris Gauthier, Sam Bishop, Katie Leppky, Alex Lussier, Dina Adamopoulos, Marijka Yaschyshyn, Kalyna DeMaré, Émilie Lécuyer, Mylène Chabot, Alexis Martin, Jade Lopez, Cassie Nazeravich, Brielle Marion, and Justin Légaré. Front row, from left: Sydney Rudnicki, Mélanie Chaput, Angel Pionela, Stephanie Jones, Sara Boissonneault, Tara Boulanger, Katie Moniot, Sophie Morham, Chantal Boulet, Marlene Zarychta, Paige Grey, Alexi Gagnon, and Camille Forbes.
Also on Oct. 30, the third-seeded men’s team beat the top-seeded Brandon University Bobcats 4-3 in the championship final hosted by Assiniboia Community College at Sportsplex Field in Brandon.
The team finished seventh at the CCAA men’s soccer championships hosted by Langara College in Langley, B.C. from Nov. 9 to 12.
Go online at mcacathletics.ca for more information.
Supplied photo by Aidan Froese
The Université de Saint-Boniface Les Rouges men’s soccer team recently won the Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference championship.
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