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Sunday, August 29 Re-Cap Ontario Cup competition!
AEK London bound for final
There won’t be the big number of London teams that usually dominate Ontario Cup finals day, but one of the two is AEK London of the Western Ontario Soccer League, who have made it for the third straight year.
AEK defeated Toronto Blackstars FC 1-0 on the weekend and will play Ottawa Royals in the Sept. 19 final.
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Sunday, August 8
London teams had mixed results in weekend Ontario Cup competition.
The biggest surprise was in senior women’s play. The North London Galaxy, looking to win their fourth straight Ontario Cup,
was upset by Windsor Caboto in a quarterfinal game 2-1 on penalty kicks.
Three other North London girls’ teams were more successful in moving to the semifinals.
The under-16 Galaxy defeated Brampton 7-2,
the under-14 Lasers defeated Oshawa 2-0
and the under-13 Spartans emerged 1-0 winners over Erin Mills.
The Lasers have defeated both of the teams that made the Ontario Cup final last year.
The under-12 North London Supersonic, the fifth North London girls’ team to have made it to the quarterfinals,
lost a close 1-0 contest to North Mississauga.
In the men’s division, AEK London got a second-half goal from Haris Cekic to defeat Thunder Bay Juventus 1-0 in London.
Cekic had arrived back in London the night before after spending five days in the MLS Kansas City Wizards’ camp.
London Portuguese, the other Western Ontario Soccer League men’s team, travelled to Brampton and were defeated 2-1 by the Ebony.
In under-16 Tier 1 boys’ play, Ajax defeated London United Gunners 4-0.
London Indoor Soccer-$8-million soccer site a first for SW Ontario !
London Optimist Sports Centre
By Debora Van Brenk, The London Free Press
London, ON – Like orange sideline flags, wooden stakes mark where work will start this week on Southwestern Ontario’s first, full-sized soccer centre. The $8-million London building — to be built southwest of the Western Fair Agriplex, and owned and operated as the not-for-profit London Optimist Sports Centre — will feature a regulation soccer pitch that can be curtained off into four smaller indoor-standard pitches. The city last week made final a land swap for the central site. The swap was in exchange for the group’s soccer-dome land near the airport. Now, construction will move faster than a World Cup speed dribble, with project completion targeted for March 2011. Read More
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London Indoor Soccer found a new home !
London, ON – The London Optimists Sports Centre, which draws 4,500 players weekly, will move from the east end to a spot near Western Fair grounds
By PATRICK MALONEY, THE LONDON FREE PRESS
A land swap has cleared up the future of a popular indoor soccer organization, moving it from the uncertainty of an east end industrial park to just off the city's core.
The city hall-led deal will move the London Optimists Sports Centre -- which draws 4,500 players weekly to its so-called soccer dome on Cuddy Blvd. -- to land beside the Western Fair, where a permanent, $7.5-million sports complex is to be built. Read More
Falcon's Soccer Women's Silver Medal!
Fanshawe Falcons women Soccer Silver Medalist at the CCAA.
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Fanshawe Falcons women Soccer team is going for Gold, this Saturday Nov.7, 2009 in Vaughn ( Ontario Soccer Centre)
Game time: 2:00 pm Fanshawe College (Ontario) vs. Concordia University (Alberta).
RESULTS: GAME 1: FANSHAWE Vs MOUNT SAINT VINCENT UNIVERSITY (ACAA) 2-0
GAME 2: FANSHAWE Vs COLLEGE FRANCOIS-XAVIER-GARNEAU (FQSE) (Win 4-3 on Penalty Kicks) 1-0
First, the Fanshawe Falcons women made Canadian college soccer history.
Then they went to the Much Music building in Toronto to try to appear on the TV channel's Much on Demand program.
"It was," Fanshawe goalkeeper Emily Gillet said, "quite a day."!
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London Galaxy Crowned 2009 Women’s Division Champions

Posted on September 13th, 2009 by
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VAUGHAN, ON – The last match of the day kicked off at 8:00 pm under the floodlights at the Ontario Soccer Centre and saw the North London Galaxy meet the St. Catharines Jets in the Ontario Cup Women’s Final. These teams met in September 2008 on this field fighting for the very same title and, from the starting whistle, the 2009 rematch had a distinct aura of déjà vu. The first strike of the game came in the 36th minute when the Galaxy’s #19 Emily Costello took a long ball from the left side and shot it over the Jets’ keeper.
Ontario Cup final Real Toronto met AEK London FC .

VAUGHAN, ON (Sept 23, 2009). —
In the last game of the 2009 Ontario Cup Finals on a cool Fall evening under the floodlights of the Ontario Soccer Centre turf field, Real Toronto met AEK London FC in a much-anticipated re-match of last year’s contest between these two rivals.The 2008 match resulted in a 2-1 victory for Real Toronto, but this outcome was later over-turned on account of a player eligibility infraction with the result that London EAK represented Ontario in the annual quest for the Challenge Cup at the Club Nationals in St. John’s, Newfoundland. With many of the same players contesting the 2009 title, the stage was set for an action-packed game with a low tolerance for unsportsmanlike conduct on both sides. [more]
Gauss family passing ball

Posted on Wed, September 23, 2009 by RYAN PYETTE (London Free Press)
LONDON, ON-
London City, North America's oldest professional soccer club in active competition, has struggled to be competitive but that's not the reason for the team sale. He went from the little kid who cleaned under the Cove Road field stands after games to the young man in charge of his family's sporting legacy. He hung a "For Sale" sign on the franchise."I had a lot of sleepness nights and wavered back and forth on whether to sell and talked to our family about it at length." [more]More News to be added soon
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He lobbied all levels of government to secure $2.5 million in funding to help build a $8 million, indoor soccer centre on Rectory St. across from the Western Fair. The centre will open in March.
More than 17,000 children are now registered in London to play soccer — twice as many as in hockey and baseball combined.
“Like everyone else, you come (to Canada) with a dream. Everything I wanted fell into place,” he said.

