Tides ride own goal to 1-0 NSL win over Rise
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BURNABY – Jessica De Filippo’s own goal lifted the Halifax Tides over the Vancouver Rise 1-0 on Saturday in Northern Super League play.
Halifax defender Naya Cardoza had headed a corner kick toward Vancouver’s net in the 53rd minute when De Filippo deflected it in.
The Tides (5-2-6) snapped a three-match losing skid and moved ahead of the Rise in the NSL standings. The Tides have 17 points, one more than the Rise.
Vancouver (5-1-7) lost despite possessing the ball 57 per cent of the match.
The Rise had won back-to-back matches before Saturday’s loss.
It was the final match of Vancouver forward Mariah Lee’s career after she announced her intention to retire on Monday.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 25, 2026.
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