NLSA Molson Challenge Cup



Sunday, January 22, 2012

NLSA name new Director of Officials

Mike Edmunds

The NLSA has named Mike Edmunds as its new "Director of Officials ". Mike has been one of Newfoundland's top whistle blowers in the sport of soccer in Newfoundland for the past five years. He certainly brings experience combined with knowledge and a passion for the sport to his new position. Mike replaces NLSA Hall of Famer, Brian Walsh who has retired from the game. I would personally like to congratulate Mike and thank Brian for his years of service to the game of soccer in Newfoundland.

Friday, January 20, 2012

Toronto FC Academy director, Thomas Rongen at the first tryout session for the 2012 season at Lamport Stadium. - CLICK HERE

Toronto FC Academy director, Thomas Rongen

In the video you will hear Thomas Rongen explain why he chose to lead Toronto FC Academy.

You will also see traces of of our own Jodi Slaney as he practises with hopes of making the Toronto FC Academy Team.

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Johnny Breen to coach Holy Cross in 2012

Johnny Breen

Johnny Breen - Coach, Holy Cross Men's Soccer Team

Jake Stanford, the coach of the defending Challenge Cup Champions Holy Cross, has stepped down as head coach to assume head coaching duties with the NLSA "Girls" Canada Games Team. Stanford had been the coach of the Holy Cross Men's team for the past three years. He led Holy Cross to the Provincial Championship each of these years.
Johnny Breen, who is Holy Cross's newly appointed coach is no slouch when it comes to Provincial Soccer in Newfoundland. He was a standout during his playing days. As a coach, he also has very impressive credentials and his certification makes him nationally qualified.

Saturday, January 14, 2012

Congratulations Jordi !!!!

Jordi Slaney

Jordi Slaney of St. Lawrence will attend a two-week training camp on an invitation from Toronto FC as he looks for a berth on the Toronto FC Academy Under-17 team.

The all-star midfielder has been training at the National Training Center-Atlantic in Halifax for the past two years and has established himself as one of the top players in Atlantic Canada. In 2011, Slaney was captain of the Under -16 Atlantic Team.

He leaves for Toronto on Sunday. Good - Luck !!!!!

Monday, January 9, 2012

Good to be back home again ! Click right here.


Getting ready for the NL Soccer Season