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The purpose of the Society is to develop, promote, extend and foster the game of soccer in the Province of British Columbia, Canada and to safeguard the interests of the clubs and teams competing in the VMSL, BC's premier amateur league.

Posted 7/15/2021

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VMSL Expansion

The VMSL is expanding and accepting 2 qualified Teams/Clubs for direct entry into Div 1, in each of the next 2 seasons. Applicants for this season must declare their interest in writing by Aug 1. For more info & to declare your Team/Club’s interest contact admin@vmslsoccer.com.

The VMSL is looking for U21 teams/clubs interested in joining to create a second tier VMSL U21 Division. Contact admin@vmslsoccer.com to find out more. We are waiving team registration fees for the first 8 teams to join.

The VMSL is looking for teams/clubs interesting in being part of a new VMSL Division 4. Contact admin@vmslsoccer.com to find out more.

The VMSL is looking for teams/clubs interested in creating a new VMSL Over 55 Division. Contact admin@vmslsoccer.com to find out more.

Posted 9/29/2020

Ref # 125

VMSL 2020 Cohort Cup Tributes

At the suggestion of a member, the VMSL has named the nine one-off “Cohort” Cups.

The four open age cups will be named to pay tribute to four influential leaders of the VMSL Board who have retired over the last number of years.

The five age-specific cups will be named to commemorate five of the inspirational members of the VMSL who have been taken away from us too early.

Here is a link to the full announcement

https://vmslsoccer.com/upload/doc/VMSL%202020%20Cohort%20Cup%20Tributes.pdf

Posted 1/6/2020

Ref # 115

Rest in peace Ole Qvist

The Vancouver soccer community lost one its notable characters on boxing day. Ole Qvist passed away at 73. Ole lived and breathed soccer, as a lifelong player, coach and professional soccer ball stitcher. He was involved with many VMSL teams over the years and was a key contributor to the Richmond Review Soccer League. He coached youth teams, started U21 teams and just kept playing. He was a relentless jokester with a golden heart.

A celebration of life is scheduled for Saturday January 18, 2020 from 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM at the Scandinavian Centre (6540 Thomas Street, Burnaby)

Posted 11/2/2019

Ref # 110

Hall of Fame Update

Based on their impressive histories, largely prior to membership in the VMSL, Vancouver Firefighters FC and Vancouver Columbus FC have been inducted to the Canada Soccer Hall of Fame as Organisations of Distinction as part of a special class of Past Canadian Players from the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s.

Jim Blundell and Gary Stevens (above left) of Firefighters FC as well as Bobby Smith and Gino Vazzoler (above right) of Columbus FC highlight the group of 12 honoured players that were inducted to the Canada Soccer Hall of Fame in March, 2019. During the 1960s, the four all-stars featured in one of the most heated rivalries in Canadian soccer.

Firefighters FC and Columbus FC took their turns winning three-straight Pacific Coast League championships, with the Firemen winning three straight from 1963-64 to 1965-66 and then the Italians winning three straight from 1968-69 to 1970-71. Their Sunday rivalry at old Callister Park was legendary with the two sides facing each other more than 40 times in league and cup competitions from 1961 to 1971.

While Blundell and Smith were briefly teammates at North Shore at the end of the 1950s, they led their respective rivals in goalscoring throughout the 1960s: Blundell for the Firefighters and Smith for Columbus. The duo won five of the league’s nine scoring titles from 1959-60 to 1967-68. Blundell scored the most Coast League goals for one team throughout the 1960s; Smith, meanwhile, led the decade in scoring and retired as the league’s all-time goalscoring champion.

Both organisations also won Canadian titles in the 1960s and 1970s, with Stevens and Vazzoler winning multiple titles. Stevens helped Firefighters win Canada Soccer’s Championship in both 1965 and 1973 while Vazzoler helped Columbus win it all in 1964, 1969, 1977 and 1978. Firefighers also won Canadian titles in 1983 and 1990, the latter with the fallen VMSL legend Bobby Rosenlund.

On November 2nd, 2019, BC Soccer announced the creation of a Soccer Hall of Fame of British Columbia (SHFBC). The founding members of the SHFBC in 2019 are the 96 British Columbians and the teams and organisations of distinction who are already members of the national Hall of Fame (some of whom are still plying their trade in the VMSL today.) New members will be inducted annually starting in 2020.

Posted 10/14/2019

Ref # 109

CCB LFC United win 2019 Toyota National Challenge Cup

CCB LFC United have come through the draining 5 game / 6 day national tournament in Newfoundland this Thanksgiving with their first Senior Mens A National Club Championship (and British Columbia's second Challenge Cup in a row). The team was inspired by and dedicated its victory to fallen team mate Brandon Bassi. The team went undefeated and won 2 - 0 in the final over Ontario to cap off their Provincial Cup Championship 2018-19 season. The VMSL and its members extend their congratulations to CCB LFC United.

2019 Senior Men's National Club Champions - CCB LFC United
2018-19 VMSL All Star Team
2019 Senior Men's Provincial A Cup Champions - CCB LFC United
2019 Over 35 Men's Provincial A Cup Champions - PCOV M-A
2019 Senior Men's Provincial B Cup Champions - Metropolitan FC A
2019 Over 35 Men's Provincial B Cup Champions - Harps FC M
2019 Under 21 Men's Provincial Cup Champions - Faly Academy Soccer U21
2018-19 VMSL Premier Division Champions - Croatia SC A
2018-19 VMSL Imperial Cup Champions - West Van FC
2018-19 VMSL Imperial Cup MVP - Shane Howard - West Van FC
2018-19 VMSL Imperial Cup MVP - Shane Howard - West Van FC
2018-19 VMSL Imperial Cup Action
2018-19 VMSL Masters A Cup Champions - PCOV M-A
2018-19 VMSL Masters A Cup MVP - Mark Gomes - PCOV M-A
2018-18 VMSL Division 2 Cup Champions - Metropolitan FC A
2018-19 VMSL Division 2 Cup MVP - Derek Monkman - Metropolitan FC A
2018-19 VMSL Division 2 Cup MVP - Derek Monkman - Metropolitan FC A
2018-19 VMSL Masters B Cup Champions (Repeat) - ICSF Columbus FC M-B
2018-19 VMSL Masters B Cup MVP - Warren Williams - ICSF Columbus FC M-B
2018-19 VMSL U21 Cup Champions - TSS FC U21
2018-19 VMSL U21 Cup MVP - John Joseph - TSS FC U21
2018 Senior Men's National Club Champions - BCT Rovers Tigers United
2018 Senior Men's Provincial A Cup Champions - BCT Rovers Tigers United
2018 Over 35 Men's Provincial A Cup Champions - Estrella de Chile FC Burnaby M
2018 Under 21 Men's Provincial Cup Champions - West Van FC U21
2018 Senior Men's Provincial B Cup Champions - Vancouver Strikers
2018 Provincial Cup Commentators
2017-18 VMSL Imperial Cup Champions - Rino's Tigers
2017-18 VMSL Imperial Cup MVP - Declan Rodriguez - Rino's Tigers
2017-18 VMSL U21 Cup Champions - West Van FC U21
2017-18 VMSL U21 Cup MVP - Chase Taylor-Robins - West Van FC U21
2017-18 VMSL Division 2 Cup Champions - Coq Metro Ford Lupi
2017-18 VMSL Division 2 Cup MVP - Matthew Krivak - Coq Metro Ford Lupi
2017-18 VMSL Masters A Cup Champions - EDF FC Burnaby M
2017-18 VMSL Masters A Cup MVP - Bernard Rockson - EDC FC Burnaby M
2017-18 VMSL Masters B Cup Champions - ICSF Columbus FC M-B
2017-18 VMSL Masters B Cup MVP - Kevin Colbow - ICSF Columbus FC M-B
2017-18 VMSL Premier Division Champions - BCT Rovers Tigers United
Ruben Tremarco VMSL VP presents trophy to 2017-18 Premier Division Champions
Western Canadian O35 Men's Champions, Metro-Ford PCE - Oct 2, 2017
BC Senior Men's Provincial A Cup Champions, Club Inter - May 14, 2017
BC Senior Men's O35 Provincial Cup Champions, Metro Ford PCE - May 28, 2017
BC Senior Men's Provincial B Cup Champions, Vancouver Greencaps - May 28, 2017
BC Under 21 Men's Provincial Cup Champions, Pacific United LFC - May 14, 2017
2017 Imperial Cup Champions, Pegasus FC A - April 1, 2017
2017 U21 Cup (Repeat) Champions, CCB Guildford FC U21 - April 1, 2017
2017 Masters A Cup Champions, Westside FC M - April 1, 2017
2017 Masters B Cup (Repeat) Champions, PCOV M-B - April 1, 2017
2017 Division 2 Cup Champions, NVFC Norvan Storm A - April 1, 2017
Coq Metro Ford A Wolves vs EDC FC Burnaby A - September 23, 2016

VMSL Premier Division Weekly Schedule

Fri 10/15/2021
Schedule	Type	Date	Division	Home Team	Result	Visiting Team	Field
Winter	League	Fri 10/15/2021 8:10PM	Premier	Inter EDC A	-	Coq Metro Ford A Wolves	Bby Lake West 3 Turf - BBY
Winter	League	Fri 10/15/2021 7:30PM	Premier	West Van FC A	-	Rinos VSC Coastal	Ambleside D Turf - WVAN
Winter	League	Fri 10/15/2021 8:45PM	Premier	BCT Rovers Hurricanes A	-	MAFC Elite	Newton Athl 4 Turf - SRY
Winter	League	Fri 10/15/2021 9:15PM	Premier	BB5 United A CCB	-	NVFC Norvan A	Newton Athl 1 Stad Turf - SRY

Sun 10/17/2021
Schedule	Type	Date	Division	Home Team	Result	Visiting Team	Field
Winter	League	Sun 10/17/2021 3:10PM	Premier	Croatia SC A	-	VUFC Hibernian	Bby Lake West 2 Turf - BBY
Winter	League	Sun 10/17/2021 6:00PM	Premier	Bby Selects W Eagles	-	SFC Pegasus A	Bby Lake West 4 Turf - BBY

2019-20 VMSL Recap

2020 Men's Provincial Cup Qualifying Teams

Congratulations to the VMSL teams who had already qualified based on league performance for the 2020 Provincial Cup that was cancelled:

Rino's Tigers, Croatia SC A, West Van FC A, BCT Rovers Hurricanes A – Senior A Men’s Provincial Cup

West Van FC M*, Club Inter EDC Bby M, PCOV M-A, SFC Pegasus M TU, ICSF Columbus FC M-A – Deryl Hughes Masters Over 35 Men's Provincial Cup

Faly Academy Soccer U21, ICSF Columbus FC Juniors – Doug Day Under 21 Men's Provincial Cup

ICSF Columbus FC M-B, PCOV M-B, Westside FC M-B, Romania FC M-B, NVFC Norvan M-B, South Delta FC – Over 45 Men’s Provincial Cup (NEW)

Metropolitan FC A – Keith Millar Senior Men's Provincial B Cup

Rino's Bulldogs M-A, Vancouver Harps FC M – Over 35 Men’s Provincial B Cup

*Seeded

2019-20 VMSL Divisional Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL divisional champions this season:

Rino's Tigers – Premier Division Champions*
Richmond FC Hibernian – Division 1 Champions
Faly Academy Soccer U21 – Under 21 Division Champions*
Metropolitan FC A – Division 2A Champions
FC Serbia United A – Division 2B Champions*
Siaron FC – Division 3A Champions*
West Van FC B – Division 3B Champions*
Lobbans FC – Division 3C Champions*
West Van FC M – Over 35 Premier Division Champions
Rino's Bulldogs M-A – Over 35 Division 1 Champions (repeat)
Coq Metro Ford Shooters – Over 35 Division 2 Champions
ICSF Columbus FC M-B – Over 45 Premier Division Champions (threepeat)
Vancouver Rangers M-B – Over 45 Division 1 Champions
SFC Temple M-B – Over 45 Division 2 Champions

* Due to Covid-19 pandemic, season commuted near completion and six of 14 divisional championships awarded on points per game basis.

2019-20 DIVISIONAL GOLDEN BOOTS

34 goals - Farivar Torabi Sereshki, Rinos Tigers – Premier Division

19 goals - Sebastian Dzikowski, Richmond FC Hibernian – Division 1

20 goals - Pierce Moore, Club Inter EDC Bby Micro Footie – Under 21 Division

25 goals - Milad Mehrabi, Shaheen FC A – Division 2A

16 goals - Sam O'Connor, Vancouver Harps FC A – Division 2B

18 goals - Sean Collins, Siaron FC – Division 3A

Jeff Lee, Burnaby Selects W Eagles B

20 goals - Joshveer Kang, SFC Temple A – Division 3B

21 goals - Samuel Leroux, Regent College FC – Division 3C

15 goals - Ryan Powell, SFC Pegasus M TU – Over 35 Premier Division

16 goals - Jonathan Snow, Meraloma FC M-A – Over 35 Division 1

18 goals - Wade Friesen, Coq Metro Ford Shooters – Over 35 Division 2

17 goals - Ingo Bludau, Westside FC M-B – Over 45 Premier Division

17 goals - Gary Bodwal, ICSF Columbus FC Lions – Over 45 Division 1

17 goals - Peter Singh, SFC Temple M-B – Over 45 Division 2

2019-20 DIVISIONAL GOLDEN GLOVES

6 shutouts - Lukas Strauts, Rinos Tigers – Premier Division

8 shutouts - Colton Cook, Richmond FC Hibernian – Division 1

6 shutouts - Emil Gazdov, Faly Academy Soccer U21 – Under 21 Division

9 shutouts - Derek Monkman, Metropolitan FC A – Division 2A

3 shutouts - Chris O'Connor, Bingers Army – Division 2B

Gavin Hogan, Vancouver Harps FC A

Aleks Kalajdzic, FC Serbia United A

Garrett O'Connell, GFC United Lions A

10 shutouts - Patrick Comiskey, Siaron FC – Division 3A

Jayden Maharaj, Burnaby Selects W Eagles B

11 shutouts - Romain Penet, France FC – Division 3B

10 shutouts - Peter Mothe, Bombastic FC A – Division 3C

6 shutouts - Hugo Vasquez, Club Inter EDC Bby M – Over 35 Premier Division

6 shutouts - Brad Bodenheimer, Vancouver Harps FC M – Over 35 Division 1

5 shutouts - Alex Franke, Unicorns FC M – Over 35 Division 2

8 shutouts - Tom Huntley, PCOV M-B – Over 45 Premier Division

8 shutouts - Lloyd Uliana, Vancouver Rangers M-B – Over 45 Division 1

9 shutouts - Gurdeep Johal, SFC Temple M-B – Over 45 Division 2

Note: Tied players listed in descending order of goals per game and shutouts per game due to commuted season.

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2018-19 VMSL Recap

2019 Mens Nationial Championships

PCOV M (like EDC Burnaby FC last season) did a cup double winning the VMSL Masters A Cup and Over 35 Provincial A Cup and participated in their first Western Canadian Masters Championships. This year it was in Saskatchewan and again BC lost to Alberta in the final.

2019 Men's Provincial Cup Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL teams who won a men's provincial cup championship in 2019:

CCB LFC United – Senior Men’s Provincial A Cup Champions
MVP – Bobby Jhutty

PCOV M-A – Deryl Hughes Masters Over 35 Provincial Cup Champions
MVP: Ryan Dormer

Faly Academy Soccer U21 – Doug Day Under 21 Provincial Cup Champions
MVP: Brandon Bangambee

Metropolitan FC A– Keith Millar Senior Men’s Provincial B Cup Champions
MVP – Aleks Kalajdzic (GK, FC Serbia United A)

Harps FC M– Masters Over 35 Provincial B Cup Champions
MVP – Hugh O'Loughlin

2019 Men's Provincial Cup Qualifying Teams

Congratulations to the 29 VMSL teams who have qualified for Provincial Cup play in 2019 based on league and/or cup performance:

Croatia SC A*, West Van FC A*, BCT Rovers Tigers United A (holders), CCB LFC United, Rino's Tigers, Coq Metro Ford A Wolves – Senior Men’s Provincial A Cup

Coq Metro Ford PCE*, PCOV M-A*, ICSF Columbus FC M-A, West Van FC M, Club Inter EDC Burnaby M – Deryl Hughes Masters Over 35 Provincial Cup

West Van FC U21* (holders), TSS FC U21*, Langley United U21, Faly Academy Soccer U21, Greater Vancouver United, BCT Tigers FC U21 – Doug Day Under 21 Provincial Cup

Metropolitan FC A*, Vancouver Strikers (holders), FC Serbia United A, Westside FC Sierra, Shaheen FC A, NK Hrvat A, Meraloma FC A – Keith Millar Senior Men’s Provincial B Cup

Green Devils FC*, Coq Metro Ford Shooters, ICSF Columbus FC M-B, Harps FC M, West Van FC Flying Horses – Masters Over 35 Provincial B Cup

*Seeded

NB. Rino's Bulldogs M-A qualified for the O35 Men’s Provincial B Cup but opted out and the spot trickled down to West Van FC Flying Horses

2018-19 VMSL League Cup Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL league cup champions this season:

West Van FC A – Imperial Cup Champions
MVP: Shane Howard
Metropolitan FC A – Division 2 Cup Champions
MVP: Derek Monkman
TSS FC U21 – Under 21 Cup Champions
MVP: John Joseph
PCOV M-A – Masters A Cup Champions
MVP: Mark Gomes
ICSF Columbus FC M-B (repeat) – Masters B Cup Champions
MVP: Warren Williams

2018-19 LEAGUE CUP GOLDEN BOOTS

5 Goals - Carlo Basso, Coq Metro Ford A Wolves – Imperial Cup
5 Goals - Billy Lane, West Coast Celts and
Kyle Heatherington, NVFC Norvan Lions A and
Meysam Soltani, Shaheen FC A – Division 2 Cup
10 Goals - John Joseph, TSS FC U21 – Under 21 Cup
4 Goals - Steven Frazao, PCOV M-A – Masters A Cup
6 Goals - Kevin Colbow, ICSF Columbus FC M-B and
Wade Friesen, Coq Metro Ford Shooters – Masters B Cup

2018-19 VMSL Divisional Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL divisional champions this season:

Croatia SC A – Premier Division Champions
Burnaby Selects W Eagles A – Division 1 Champions
West Van FC U21 – Under 21 Division Champions
Vancouver Strikers – Division 2A Champions
Westside FC Sierra – Division 2B Champions
Coq Metro Ford Lobos – Division 3A Champions
Marpole Tropics – Division 3B Champions
GFC United A Lions – Division 3C Champions
Coq Metro Ford M PCE – Over 35 Premier Division Champions
Rino's Bulldogs M-A – Over 35 Division 1 Champions
Bowen Falconetti FC M – Over 35 Division 2 Champions
ICSF Columbus FC M-B (repeat) – Over 45 Premier Division Champions
FK Nikola Tesla M-B – Over 45 Division 1 LNT Champions
FC Serbia United M-B – Over 45 Division 1 SDG Champions

2018-19 DIVISIONAL GOLDEN BOOTS

32 goals - Nick Soolsma, BCT Rovers Tigers United A – Premier Division

20 goals - Farivar Torabi Sereshki, Burnaby Metro Athletic FC – Division 1

22 goals - Brody Thomas, Langley United U21 – Under 21 Division

23 goals - Bryan Da Cruz, Vancouver Strikers – Division 2A

21 goals - Ramsey Alfantazi, FC Serbia United A – Division 2B

19 goals - Theo Lesage, France FC – Division 3A

23 goals - Jesse Gray, Royal City SC – Division 3B

23 goals - Peter Rae, GFC United A Lions – Division 3C

20 goals - Steven Deblasio, ICSF Columbus FC M-A – Over 35 Premier Division

14 goals - Eamon Quinn, Harps FC M – Over 35 Division 1

20 goals - Wade Friesen, Coq Metro Ford Shooters – Over 35 Division 2

30 goals - Daniel Da Silva, Pacific 96ers – Over 45 Premier Division

28 goals - Sasa Vucenovic, FK Nikola Tesla M-B – Over 45 Division 1 LNT

21 goals - Erol Aljevic, FC Serbia United M-B – Over 45 Division 1 SDG

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2017-18 VMSL Recap

2018 Mens Nationial Championships

BCT Rovers Tigers United have come through the grueling 5 game national club championship tournament in Saskatoon this past Thanksgiving with British Columbia's first Challenge Cup since 2004. The team went undefeated and was awarded the Fair Play Award on top of the Championship. Nick Soolsma was the Tournament MVP and the Tournament Golden Boot with 9 goals in 5 games. The win capped off BCT Rovers Tigers United's premier division title and Provincial Cup Championship season.

EDC Burnaby FC M in their debut season won the VMSL Masters A Cup and Over 35 Provincial A Cup and participated in the Western Canadian Masters Championships in Richmond in September. They lost 0-1 to Alberta in the final.

2018 Men's Provincial Cup Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL teams who won a men's provincial cup championship in 2018:

BCT Rovers Tigers United A – Senior Men’s Provincial A Cup Champions
MVP – Nick Soolsma
EDC FC Burnaby M – Deryl Hughes Masters Over 35 Provincial Cup Champions
MVP – Ducivan De Souza Nascimento
West Van FC U21 – Doug Day Under 21 Provincial Cup Champions
MVP – Nicholas Glavas
Vancouver Strikers – Keith Millar Senior Men’s Provincial B Cup Champions
MVP – Arved Poetter

2018 Men's Provincial Cup Qualifying Teams

Congratulations to the 26 VMSL teams who have qualified for Provincial Cup play in 2018 based on cup and/or league performance:

BCT Rovers Tigers United A*, Pegasus FC, West Van FC A, Croatia SC A, Club Inter (holders), Rino's Tigers* – Senior Men’s Provincial A Cup
West Van FC M*, Coq Metro Ford PCE (holders), Westside FC M-A, EDC FC Burnaby M*, PCOV M-A – Deryl Hughes Masters Over 35 Provincial Cup
Coq Metro Ford Junior Wolves*, West Van FC U21*, Faly Academy Soccer U21, EDC FC Burnaby U21, BCT Rovers Tigers United U21 – Doug Day Under 21 Provincial Cup
Vancouver Greencaps A (holders), Coq Metro Ford Lupi*, 13th Legion FC, Metropolitan A, Gastown FC, Vancouver Strikers – Keith Millar Senior Men’s Provincial B Cup
NVFC Norvan Lions M-A*, Croatia SC Stallions, IG Micromed Dragons, ICSF Columbus FC M-B – O35 Men’s Provincial B Cup (new for 2018)

*Seeded

2017-18 VMSL League Cup Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL league cup champions this season:

Rino's Tigers – Imperial Cup Champions - MVP: Declan Rodriguez
Coq Metro Ford Lupi – Division 2 Cup Champions - MVP: Matthew Krivak
West Van FC U21 – Under 21 Cup Champions - MVP: Chase Taylor-Robins
EDC FC Burnaby M – Masters A Cup Champions - MVP: Bernard Rockson
ICSF Columbus FC M-B – Masters B Cup Champions - MVP: Kevin Colbow

2017-18 CUP GOLDEN BOOTS

4 Goals - Mamadi Camara, CCB LFC United – Imperial Cup
7 Goals - Patrick Fitzgerald, Vancouver Greencaps – Division 2 Cup
5 Goals - Chase Taylor-Robins, West Van FC U21 – Under 21 Cup
6 Goals - Steven Frazao, PCOV M-A – Masters A Cup
6 Goals - William Foulkes, IG Micromed Dragons – Masters B Cup

2017-18 VMSL Divisional Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL divisional champions this season:

BCT Rovers Tigers United A – Premier Division Champions
NVFC Norvan Lions A – Division 1 Champions
Coq Metro Ford Junior Wolves – Under 21 Division Champions
Coq Metro Ford Lupi – Division 2A Champions
Vancouver Greencaps A – Division 2B Champions
Westside FC Black Aces – Division 3A Champions
West Coast Saints – Division 3B Champions
Vancouver Greencaps B – Division 3C Champions
West Van FC M – Over 35 Premier Division Champions (undefeated season)
NVFC Norvan Lions M-A – Over 35 Division 1 Champions
FC Serbia United M-A – Over 35 Division 2 Champions
ICSF Columbus FC M-B – Over 45 Premier Division Champions
Pacific 96ers – Over 45 Division 1 Champions

2017-18 DIVISIONAL GOLDEN BOOTS

19 goals - David Malamura, Croatia SC A – Premier Division
22 goals - Steven Deblasio, ICSF Columbus FC A – Division 1
22 goals - Emmanuel Ekeh, BCT Rover Tigers United U21 – Under 21 Division
17 goals - Gavin Lytton, Vancouver Strikers – Division 2A
20 goals - Michael Long, Gastown FC – Division 2B
15 goals - Eoin Brady, Strathcona United – Division 3A
15 goals - Arran Murphy, West Coast Saints – Division 3B
17 goals - Sunmin Kim, FC Ui – Division 3C
27 goals - Tiarnan King, Coq Metro Ford M-A PCE – Over 35 Premier Division
17 goals - Jesse Symons, NVFC Norvan Lions M-A – Over 35 Division 1
16 goals - Branko Jerkovic, FC Serbia United M-A – Over 35 Division 2
25 goals - Kevin Colbow, ICSF Columbus FC M-B – Over 45 Premier Division
24 goals - Peter Petrean, Pacific 96ers – Over 45 Division 1

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2016-17 VMSL Recap

2017 Mens Nationial Championships

Club Inter participated in their first senior men's national championship from Oct 4 - 9 in Surrey BC. Despite losing only one game in the gruelling five game tournament (to the eventual 2017 national champion club from Halifax) they finished outside of the medals.

Coquitlam Metro Ford PCE are repeat Western Canadian Masters Champions after going 3 and 0 in Edmonton from Sep 22 - 24 against Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba

2017 Mens Provincial Cup Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL teams who contributed to the VMSL again sweeping the men's provincial cup championships in 2017:

Club Inter – Senior Men’s Provincial A Cup Champions
MVP – Erman Ozkan
Coq Metro Ford PCE – Deryl Hughes Masters Over 35 Provincial Cup Champions
MVP – Cliff Vaghy
Pacific United LFC U21 – Doug Day Under 21 Provincial Cup Champions
MVP – Rajvir Basi
Vancouver Greencaps A – Keith Millar Senior Men’s Provincial B Cup Champions
MVP – James Kind

2017 Mens Provincial Cup Qualifying Teams

Congratulations to the 27 VMSL teams who have qualified for Provincial Cup play in 2017 based on cup and/or league performance:

Coq Metro Ford A Wolves*, Pegasus FC A* (holders), West Van FC A, Rovers Tigers United A, Croatia SC A, Club Inter, Westside FC A – Senior Men’s Provincial A Cup
Westside FC M, NVFC Norvan Lions M-A, Coq Metro Ford PCE* (holders), West Van FC M, ICSF Columbus FC M-A, Croatia SC M-A, PCOV M-A – Deryl Hughes Masters Over 35 Provincial Cup
EDC FC Burnaby U21*, West Van FC U21, Pacific United LFC U21, CCB Guildford FC U21* (holders), North Delta SC U21, Bby Selects W Eagles U21 – Doug Day Under 21 Provincial Cup
NVFC Norvan Storm A*, Bby Metro Athletic*, Bby Selects W Eagles A, 13th Legion FC, Vancouver Greencaps A, FC Serbia United A, Sarajevo FC A – Keith Millar Senior Men’s Provincial B Cup

*Seeded

Note 1: Coq Metro Ford Junior Wolves qualified for the U21 Cup through league play but opted out.
Note 2: Shaheen FC A qualified for the B Cup through league cup play but opted out.

2016-17 VMSL League Cup Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL league cup champions this season:

Pegasus FC A – Imperial Cup Champions
NVFC Norvan Storm A – Division 2 Cup Champions
CCB Guildford FC U21 – Under 21 Cup Champions (repeat)
Westside FC M – Masters A Cup Champions
PCOV Masters B – Masters B Cup Champions (repeat)

2016-17 VMSL Divisional Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL divisional champions this season:

Coquitlam Metro Ford A Wolves – Premier Division Champions (repeat)
Rino's Tigers – Division 1 Champions
Estrella de Chile FC Burnaby U21 – Under 21 Division Champions (repeat)
Burnaby Metro Athletic – Division 2A Champions
Burnaby Selects White Eagles A – Division 2B Champions
Metropolitan B – CAT Division Champions
Royal City SC A – Division 3A Champions
Bosna SC – Division 3B Champions
Coquitlam Metro Ford Lupi – Division 3C Champions
Coquitlam Metro Ford M-A PCE – Over 35 Premier Division Champions
West Van FC Flying Horses – Over 35 Division 1 Champions
Meraloma FC M-A – Over 35 Division 2 Champions
PCOV Masters B – Over 45 Premier Division Champions
NK Hrvat Breville – Over 45 Division 1 Champions

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2015-16 VMSL Recap

2016 Mens National Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL teams who have done well in national championship competition in fall 2016:

Coquitlam Metro Ford PCE – Western Canadian Masters Champions (Manitoba September 23rd - 25th)

2016 Mens Provincial Cup Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL teams who contributed to the VMSL again sweeping the men's provincial cup championships in 2016:

Pegasus FC – Senior Men’s Provincial A Cup Champions
Coquitlam Metro Ford PCE – Deryl Hughes Masters Over 35 Provincial Cup Champions
Guildford FC U21 – Doug Day Under 21 Provincial Cup Champions
Campo Atletico – Keith Millar Senior Men’s Provincial B Cup Champions

Highlight packages from every final as well as the full matches can be viewed via the BCSA website at: https://adultprovincials.bcsoccer.net/home

2015-16 VMSL League Cup Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL league cup champions this season:

Coquitlam Metro Ford Wolves A – Imperial Cup Champions
Campo Atletico – Division 2 Cup Champions
Guildford FC U21 – Under 21 Cup Champions
ICSF Columbus Masters A – Masters A Cup Champions
PCOV Masters B – Masters B Cup Champions

100's of pictures from every final (except Masters B) can be viewed on this web site under Cup Play

2015-16 VMSL Divisional Champions

Congratulations to the following VMSL divisional champions this season:

Coquitlam Metro Ford Wolves A – Premier Division Champions
Westside FC A – Division 1 Champions
Estrella de Chile FC Burnaby U21 – Under 21 Division Champions
GN Sporting Club – Division 2A Champions
Rino’s Fury A – Division 2B Champions
Surrey United B – CAT Division Champions
SU Extreme A – Division 3A Champions
Unicorns FC – Division 3B Champions
Burnaby Metro Athletic – Division 3C Champions
PCOV M-A – Over 35 Premier Division Champions
Vancouver United FC Rangers M-A – Over 35 Division 1 Champions
North Coquitlam United FC Shooters – Over 35 Division 2 Champions
Vancouver United FC Rangers M-B – Over 45 Premier Division Champions
Vancouver Spartans – Over 45 Division 1 Champions