Extreme Makeover: Ottawa Fury edition 23 Oct 2018 After a USL season that saw the Ottawa Fury miss the playoffs and struggle to find the back of the net, the club announced that sweeping changes are being made.
Inescapably Canadian Power Rankings: MLS Week 33/USL FINAL 15 Oct 2018 With the USL season complete, Jordan Schweitzer finished atop all Canada-eligible players when it comes to minutes played, with 2984. A total of 74 Canadians played in USL this season. Fourteen of them each played 2,000 minutes or more this season.
Inescapably Canadian Power Rankings: MLS Week 32/USL Week 30 8 Oct 2018 It was quite the weekend for players who have formerly worn the “next great hope” belt in Canadian soccer.
Inescapably Canadian Power Rankings: MLS Week 31/USL Week 29 1 Oct 2018 With the MLS ad USL seasons winding down, it’s almost impossible to see any other players outpacing Samuel Piette (MLS) and Jordan Schweitzer (USL) as their respective leagues’ leaders in minutes played by Canadians. Both continued to hold commanding leads.
Inescapably Canadian Power Rankings: MLS Week 30/USL Week 28 24 Sep 2018 Focusing on the good news: Kyle Bekker scored for NCFC in a 6-1 win over Atlanta United 2; Chris Nanco scored for Bethlehem Steel in a rout of TFCII and Zachary Ellis-Hayden found the net for Fresno, the Whitecaps’ USL affiliate.
Inescapably Canadian Power Rankings: MLS Week 29/USL Week 27 17 Sep 2018 It’s hard to try to take a moral high ground against the Fury, when the team is providing the playing opportunities that it does for Canadian players. And this weekend’s win is an example of why the Fury/USL/CanPL question isn’t so black and white.
Inescapably Canadian Power Rankings: MLS Week 28/USL Week 26 10 Sep 2018 Wright got the start for the Revs and rewarded the club for its faith.
“What a CanPL will mean for us”: Canadian players speak up 14 Sep 2017 The 11 is reaching out to Canadian players, simply asking them for their thoughts about what a CanPL would mean to them.
Suchi’s raw deal 28 Jun 2016 Canadian goalkeeper David Monsalve moved into uncharted territory when he agreed to join Guatemalan side CD Suchitepéquez. Monsalve and his teammates finished at top of the table, then swept through the playoffs. They earned the club its second league title in its history, and a spot in the CONCACAF Champions League. But, all the while, Monsalve and his teammates weren’t getting paid...
In midst of pay dispute, Monsalve and his Suchitepequez teammates prep for Guatemalan playoffs 10 May 2016 Canadian goalkeeper David Monsalve won’t be sporting official training gear when he practices with with his CD Suchitepequez teammates. He won’t look out of place. None of his teammates will be wearing team-issued track tops or pants or shorts, either.
