Ex-Whitecap Orgill is the first confirmation for FC Edmonton combine By Steven Sandor Posted on October 30, 2012 4 0 779 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Dever Orgill, a Jamaican striker who featured for the Vancouver Whitecaps residency, is the first confirmed trialist who will come to FC Edmonton’s player combine in late November. FCE, which is still searching for a new head coach after finishing dead last in the NASL in 2012, will host a player combine Nov. 28-30 at the indoor fields in the Commonwealth Stadium complex. Just under 50 players — most of them Canadian or who have been linked to Canadian teams in the past — will be at the camp. Dever Orgill Orgill played with the Whitecaps residency between 2008-2010, but was released after suffering a knee injury. Orgill played in the 2009 Voyageurs’ Cup, coming on as an 87th minute sub in a 1-0 win over the Montreal Impact. He has featured for the Jamaican U-20 team. As a member of the U-15 team, he won the Golden Boot at the Caribbean Football Union championship, scoring 12 times in six games. After leaving the Whitecaps, Orgill went back to Jamaica, where he has featured as a striker for St. George’s SC.
