2015-16 OUA Women's Soccer News
After five years with the Garnet and Grey, countless highlights and a slew of Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) and Ontario University Athletics (OUA) awards, Pilar Khoury will continue her soccer career in France in the fall of 2016. The two-time OUA MVP will be donning the colours of ASPTT Albi, in the French division 1 women’s league.
The University of Toronto Varsity Blues are pleased to announce the addition of Luciano Lombardi as the new head coach of the women's soccer program, effective immediately.
WATERLOO, Ont. (April 4, 2016) – Men’s curling skip Aaron Squires and women’s soccer forward Nicole Lyon were named the recipients of the 2015-16 President’s Award as the Wilfrid Laurier Department of Athletics and Recreation hosted their annual athletic banquet on Monday evening at the Wilfrid Laurier Athletic Complex.
OSHAWA, Ont. – Kylie Bordeleau (Cambridge, Ont.) and James Krantz (Oshawa, Ont.) were named the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) student-athletes of the year on Thursday night at the 10th annual UOIT Athletic Banquet held at the Regent Theatre in downtown Oshawa.
QUARTER-FINAL #3 CIS women’s soccer championship: Sherbrooke left standing after 2-1 PK win over Queen’s.
VANCOUVER (CIS) – The reigning national champion Laval Rouge et Or opened the 2015 CIS women's soccer championship with a 1-0 win over the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks in the first of four quarterfinal matches on Thursday at UBC's Thunderbird Stadium.
VANCOUVER (CIS) – Nour Ghoneim, a fourth-year striker from York University, was named the CIS player of the year in women's soccer, Wednesday night.
OTTAWA (CIS) – The Laval Rouge et Or triumphed on home turf a year ago to become the first team from the RSEQ conference to capture the CIS women's soccer title, and this week they travel 4,000 kilometres from Quebec City to Vancouver hoping to successfully defend the Gladys Bean Memorial Trophy.
OTTAWA - The Queen's women's soccer team defeated the Laurier Golden Hawks 1-0 on a goal from Tara Bartram to win the 2015 OUA Championship title.
OTTAWA (CIS) – The schedule and quarter-final matchups were announced Sunday evening for the 29th CIS women's soccer championship, which kicks off Thursday in Vancouver.
Seniors Cynthia Leblanc and Julia Francki came up big in the last collegiate game of their careers as the uOttawa Gee-Gees found a way to come together after a tough semifinal loss and registered a 2-0 win against York in the OUA bronze medal game.
The Queen's University Gaels women's soccer team needed eight rounds of penalty kicks to defeat the No. 2 nationally-ranked York University Lions 2-1 in their Ontario University Athletics (OUA) semifinal match at Matt Anthony Field in Ottawa on Saturday afternoon (Nov. 7).
OTTAWA (November 7, 2015) – Nicole Lyon scored the game-winning goal in the 94th minute to send the No. 6 Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks through to the OUA Championship match as they defeated the No. 3 Ottawa Gee-Gees 2-1 at Matt Anthony Field on Saturday.
BURLINGTON, Ont. – Ontario University Athletics (OUA) is excited to announce the 2015 women’s soccer major awards and all-stars.
BURLINGTON, Ont. – Since the 2009 season, four teams have been crowned OUA women’s soccer champions: the York Lions, Laurier Golden Hawks, Queen’s Gaels and University of Ottawa Gee-Gees. All four teams will take to the pitch in our nation’s capital this weekend looking to once again hoist the OUA banner.
The Gee-Gees women’s soccer team scored last and it was enough to gain the edge in an intensely played OUA quarter-final against the Carleton Ravens. The game was tied up twice by the Ravens and the teams headed into overtime knotted up at 3-3. It was fifth-year striker Pilar Khoury who put away the game winner for Ottawa in the first overtime period, giving the Gee-Gees the right to host the OUA Final Four on home field.
