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Voyageurs Cup (women)

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Football tournament
Women's Voyageurs Cup
Organising bodyThe Voyageurs
Founded2004; 21 years ago (2004)
Abolished2006; 19 years ago (2006)
RegionCanada
Number of teams11
Related competitionsVoyageurs Cup (men's)
USL W-League
Most successful club(s)Vancouver Whitecaps
(4 titles)

TheVoyageurs Cup was a competition organized byThe Voyageurs supporters' group to determine the best Canadiansoccer club playing in theUSL W-League between 2004 and 2006.[1] Head-to-head matches between Canadian clubs during the regular season were added to a table, where the top team were awarded the Women's Voyageurs Cup trophies. Because there was no inter-conference play in the regular season, an east and west team were both crowned at the end of each season. In 2006 however, the coincidental meeting between the east and west champion in theplayoff finals allowed the Voyageurs to additionally honour a "Super Cup" champion.[2]

The award was short-lived due to the logistics involved, but it was praised for bringing attention to women's soccer in Canada when there was no dedicated league established (such asProject 8).[3]

Records

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Year by year
YearTeams (east-west)East winnerWest winnerEast runner-upWest runner-upSuper Cup winner
20047 (4-3)Ottawa FuryVancouver WhitecapsMontreal XtremeEdmonton AviatorsNot held
20055 (3-2)Ottawa FuryVancouver WhitecapsToronto Lady LynxLondon Gryphons
20067 (5-2)Ottawa FuryVancouver WhitecapsToronto Lady LynxLondon GryphonsVancouver Whitecaps
By team
TeamChampionshipsRunner-up
Vancouver Whitecaps40
Ottawa Fury31
London Gryphons02
Toronto Lady Lynx02
Edmonton Aviators01
Montreal Xtreme01

2004 season

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Sports season
2004 Women's Voyageurs Cup
Number of games18
Number of teams7
East championsOttawa Fury (1st title)
West championsVancouver Whitecaps (1st title)

East

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Standings

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PosTeamPldWLDGFGAGDPts
1OntarioOttawa Fury(C)6510314+2715[a]
2QuebecMontreal Xtreme6510205+1515[a]
3OntarioToronto Inferno6240816−86
4OntarioSudbury Canadians6060236−340
Source:University of Toronto
Rules for classification:tiebreakers
(C) East Champion
Notes:
  1. ^abOttawa and Montreal were tied on total points, head-to-head points, and head-to-head goals. Ottawa won on head-to-head away goals (2–1).

Matches

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Montreal Xtreme vToronto Inferno
23 May 2004Montreal Xtreme4–1Toronto InfernoLachine, Quebec
Report
  • Kate Bazos 76'
Stadium:Catalogna Soccer Plex
Montreal Xtreme vSudbury Canadians
29 May 2004Montreal Xtreme4–0Sudbury CanadiansLachine, Quebec
ReportStadium:Catalogna Soccer Plex
Ottawa Fury Women vSudbury Canadians
30 May 2004Ottawa Fury Women11–0Sudbury CanadiansOttawa, Ontario
ReportStadium:Keith Harris Stadium
Sudbury Canadians vMontreal Xtreme
5 June 2004Sudbury Canadians0–7Montreal XtremeSudbury, Ontario
Report
Stadium:Cambrian College
Sudbury Canadians vOttawa Fury Women
19 June 2004Sudbury Canadians0–7Ottawa Fury WomenSudbury, Ontario
Report
  • Harper 24',77'
  • Kelly Parker 31',44'
  • Abraham 32'
  • Barbosa-Rocha 74',90'
Stadium:Cambrian College
Toronto Inferno vOttawa Fury Women
20 June 2004Toronto Inferno0–4Ottawa Fury WomenToronto, Ontario
ReportStadium:Esther Shiner Stadium
Ottawa Fury Women vMontreal Xtreme
23 June 2004Ottawa Fury Women2–1Montreal XtremeOttawa, Ontario
Report
  • Kelly Hemsley 88'
Stadium:Keith Harris Stadium
Toronto Inferno vSudbury Canadians
26 June 2004Toronto Inferno3–0Sudbury CanadiansVaughan, Ontario
  • Katarina Bazos 27',39'
  • Naomi Eguchi 84'
ReportStadium:Ontario Soccer Centre
Toronto Inferno vMontreal Xtreme
3 July 2004Toronto Inferno0–1Montreal XtremeVaughan, Ontario
ReportStadium:Ontario Soccer Centre
Sudbury Canadians vToronto Inferno
10 July 2004Sudbury Canadians2–4Toronto InfernoSudbury, Ontario
  • Lauren Podolski 50'
  • Megan Schutt 64'
Report
  • Katarina Bazos 25'
  • Naomi Eguchi 37'
  • Lisa Collison 77'
  • Kirsten Turner 85'
Stadium:Cambrian College
Ottawa Fury Women vToronto Inferno
18 July 2004Ottawa Fury Women5–0Toronto InfernoOttawa, Ontario
ReportStadium:Keith Harris Stadium
Montreal Xtreme vOttawa Fury Women
21 July 2004Montreal Xtreme3–2 (a.e.t.)Ottawa Fury WomenLachine, Quebec
ReportStadium:Catalogna Soccer Plex

West

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Standings

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PosTeamPldWLDGFGAGDPts
1British ColumbiaVancouver Whitecaps(C)4400132+1112
2AlbertaEdmonton Aviators422045−16
3AlbertaCalgary Wildfire4040111−100
Source:University of Toronto
(C) West Champion

Matches

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Vancouver Whitecaps Women vCalgary Wildfire
14 May 2004Vancouver Whitecaps Women5–0Calgary WildfireBurnaby, British Columbia
Stadium:Swangard Stadium
Vancouver Whitecaps Women vEdmonton Aviators Women
23 May 2004Vancouver Whitecaps Women2–0Edmonton Aviators WomenBurnaby, British Columbia
Stadium:Swangard Stadium
Edmonton Aviators Women vVancouver Whitecaps Women
15 June 2004Edmonton Aviators Women1–3Vancouver Whitecaps WomenEdmonton, Alberta
  • Carey Gustafson 77'
Stadium:Commonwealth Stadium
Calgary Wildfire vVancouver Whitecaps Women
16 June 2004Calgary Wildfire1–3Vancouver Whitecaps WomenCalgary, Alberta
  • Jessica Horning 75'
Stadium:Calgary Rugby Park
Calgary Wildfire vEdmonton Aviators Women
1 July 2004Calgary Wildfire0–1Edmonton Aviators WomenCalgary, Alberta
Stadium:Calgary Rugby Par
Edmonton Aviators Women vCalgary Wildfire
13 July 2004Edmonton Aviators Women2–0Calgary WildfireEdmonton, Alberta
Stadium:Commonwealth Stadium

2005 season

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Sports season
2006 Women's Voyageurs Cup
Number of games6
Number of teams5
East championsOttawa Fury (2nd title)
West championsVancouver Whitecaps (2nd title)

Due to the folding of theCalgary Wildfire andEdmonton Aviators, the Voyageurs announced that the western trophy would be contested between the Vancouver Whitecaps and the London Gryphons. Because these teams played in separate divisions, the trophy would be awarded to the team with the best regular season record, as there would be no head-to-head matches between the two teams.[4]

East

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Standings

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PosTeamPldWLDGFGAGDPts
1OntarioOttawa Fury(C)4400231+2212
2OntarioToronto Lady Lynx422079−26
3OntarioSudbury Canadians4040121−200
Source:University of Toronto
(C) East Champion

Matches

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Sudbury Canadians vToronto Lady Lynx
28 May 2005Sudbury Canadians0–1Toronto Lady LynxSudbury, Ontario
ReportCatherine Marosszeky 90'Stadium:Cambrian College
Ottawa Fury Women vSudbury Canadians
11 June 2005Ottawa Fury Women8–0Sudbury CanadiansOttawa, Ontario
ReportStadium:Keith Harris Stadium
Ottawa Fury Women vToronto Lady Lynx
29 June 2005Ottawa Fury Women5–0Toronto Lady LynxOttawa, Ontario
ReportStadium:Keith Harris Stadium
Toronto Lady Lynx vSudbury Canadians
7 July 2005Toronto Lady Lynx5–1Sudbury CanadiansToronto, Ontario
Report
  • Cara Smith 6'
Stadium:Centennial Park Stadium
Sudbury Canadians vOttawa Fury Women
16 July 2005Sudbury Canadians0–7Ottawa Fury WomenSudbury, Ontario
Report
Stadium:Cambrian College
Toronto Lady Lynx vOttawa Fury Women
17 July 2005Toronto Lady Lynx1–3Ottawa Fury WomenToronto, Ontario
ReportStadium:Centennial Park Stadium

West

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Standings

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No head to head matches played, team with the best overall regular season record was declared the west champion.

PosDivTeamPldWLDGFGAGDPts
1WCBritish ColumbiaVancouver Whitecaps(C)141301474+4340
2MWOntarioLondon Gryphons148423118+1326
Source:University of Toronto
(C) West Champion

2006 season

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Sports season
2006 Women's Voyageurs Cup
Number of games21
Number of teams7
East championsOttawa Fury (3rd title)
West championsVancouver Whitecaps (3rd title)
Super Cup
DateAugust 6, 2006
VenueSwangard Stadium,Burnaby
ChampionsVancouver Whitecaps (1st title)

According to the tiebreaker rules announced at the beginning of the season, the winner of any post-season match contested by the east and west champion would be considered the Voyageurs Super Cup champions. In 2006, this would occur, as the Vancouver Whitecaps Women and Ottawa Fury Women both reached the 2006 USL W-League Finals, alongside winning their respective Voyageurs Cup titles.[5]

East

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Standings

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PosTeamPldWLDGFGAGDPts
1OntarioOttawa Fury(C)8611245+1919
2OntarioToronto Lady Lynx8413234+1915
3QuebecLaval Comets8323208+1212
4OntarioHamilton Avalanche83411018−810
5OntarioSudbury Canadians8080244−420
Source:University of Toronto
(C) East Champion

Matches

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Laval Comets vHamilton Avalanche
20 May 20061Laval Comets3–0Hamilton AvalancheLaval, Quebec
ReportStadium:Centre Sportif Bois-de-Boulogne
Ottawa Fury Women vHamilton Avalanche
27 May 20062Ottawa Fury Women5–0Hamilton AvalancheOttawa, Ontario
ReportStadium:Keith Harris Stadium
Attendance: 200
Ottawa Fury Women vSudbury Canadians
28 May 20063Ottawa Fury Women6–0Sudbury CanadiansOttawa, Ontario
ReportStadium:Keith Harris Stadium
Attendance: 180
Toronto Lady Lynx vHamilton Avalanche
31 May 20064Toronto Lady Lynx4–0Hamilton AvalancheToronto, Ontario
  • Sylvia Forbes 1',25'
  • Deana Everrett 86'
  • Natalie Martineau 87'
ReportStadium:Centennial Park Stadium
Sudbury Canadians vToronto Lady Lynx
3 June 20055Sudbury Canadians0–3Toronto Lady LynxSudbury, Ontario
Report
  • Deana Everrett 33'
  • Beddes 37'
  • Chantelle Dugas 51'
Stadium:Cambrian College
Hamilton Avalanche vSudbury Canadians
4 June 20066Hamilton Avalanche3–0Sudbury CanadiansWaterloo, Ontario
  • Chiara Greco 42' (pen.)
  • Michelle Edgar 59'
  • Heather MacDougall 63'
ReportStadium:University Stadium
Sudbury Canadians vHamilton Avalanche
10 June 20057Sudbury Canadians1–4Hamilton AvalancheSudbury, Ontario
  • Megan Schutt 39'
Report
  • Heather MacDougall 15'
  • Danya Barsalona 55'
  • Brittany Bisnott 70'
  • Brittany Bisnott 75'
Stadium:Cambrian College
Hamilton Avalanche vToronto Lady Lynx
14 June 20068Hamilton Avalanche0–4Toronto Lady LynxWaterloo, Ontario
Report
  • Deana Everrett 30'
  • Amanda Cicchini 37'
  • Sylvia Forbes 50',65'
Stadium:University Stadium
Sudbury Canadians vLaval Comets
17 June 20059Sudbury Canadians1–8Laval CometsSudbury, Ontario
  • Claire Miller 87'
Report
  • Sandra Couture 10',12',17'
  • Aimee Legault 18',40',45'
  • Virginie Jacques 53'
  • Belier 67'
Stadium:Cambrian College
Toronto Lady Lynx vLaval Comets
18 June 200610Toronto Lady Lynx0–0Laval CometsToronto, Ontario
ReportStadium:Centennial Park Stadium
Hamilton Avalanche vLaval Comets
24 June 200611Hamilton Avalanche1–1Laval CometsWaterloo, Ontario
Report
  • Virginie Jacques 86'
Stadium:University Stadium
Hamilton Avalanche vOttawa Fury Women
25 June 200612Hamilton Avalanche2–0Ottawa Fury WomenWaterloo, Ontario
ReportStadium:Brian Timmis Stadium
Laval Comets vOttawa Fury Women
28 June 200613Laval Comets1–2Ottawa Fury WomenLaval, Quebec
  • Virginie Jacques 57'
ReportStadium:Centre Sportif Bois-de-Boulogne
Ottawa Fury Women vToronto Lady Lynx
1 July 200614Ottawa Fury Women2–1Toronto Lady LynxOttawa, Ontario
ReportStadium:Keith Harris Stadium
Laval Comets vToronto Lady Lynx
9 July 200615Laval Comets1–1Toronto Lady LynxLaval, Quebec
  • Aimee Legault 54'
Report
  • Natalie Martineau 13'
Stadium:Centre Sportif Bois-de-Boulogne
Toronto Lady Lynx vSudbury Canadians
15 July 200616Toronto Lady Lynx9–0Sudbury CanadiansToronto, Ontario
ReportStadium:Centennial Park Stadium
Laval Comets vSudbury Canadians
16 July 200617Laval Comets6–0Sudbury CanadiansLaval, Quebec
  • Eloise Vandal 46',78'
  • Virginie Jacques 50',87'
  • Aimee Legault 82'
  • Andréanne Gagné 88'
ReportStadium:Centre Sportif Bois-de-Boulogne
Ottawa Fury Women vLaval Comets
19 July 200618Ottawa Fury Women3–0Laval CometsOttawa, Ontario
ReportStadium:Keith Harris Stadium
Sudbury Canadians vOttawa Fury Women
22 July 200519Sudbury Canadians0–5Ottawa Fury WomenSudbury, Ontario
Report
  • Carrie Kveton 15',42'
  • Eilish McConville 29',85'
  • Mallory Outerbridge 73'
Stadium:Cambrian College
Toronto Lady Lynx vOttawa Fury Women
23 July 200620Toronto Lady Lynx1–1Ottawa Fury WomenToronto, Ontario
  • Sylvia Forbes 30'
ReportStadium:Centennial Park Stadium

West

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Standings

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No head to head matches played, team with the best overall regular season record was declared the west champion.

PosDivTeamPldWLDGFGAGDPtsPPG
1WCBritish ColumbiaVancouver Whitecaps(C)121101387+31342.83
2MWOntarioLondon Gryphons144912845−17130.93
Source:University of Toronto
(C) West Champion

Super cup

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Main article:2006 USL W-League season § W-League Finals

Path to Super Cup

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Vancouver WhitecapsRoundOttawa Fury
Western Conference (one division)
PosTeamPldPts
1Vancouver Whitecaps Women1234
2Seattle Sounders Women1218
3Mile High Edge1214
4Real Colorado Cougars1214
5Fort Collins Force1211
6San Diego Lady Gauchos129

     Qualified for W-League Semifinals (as host)
     Qualified for Conference Finals

Regular season
Northern Division (Eastern Conference)
PosTeamPldPts
1Ottawa Fury Women1231
2Toronto Lady Lynx1225
3Laval Comets1221
4Hamilton Avalanche1219
5Vermont Lady Voltage1213
6Rochester Rhinos Women1212
7Sudbury Canadians120

     Qualified for Divisional Round

OpponentScoreConference PlayoffsOpponentScore
Bye (rounds not held in Western Conference)Divisional roundToronto Lady Lynx3–1 (H)
Conference SemifinalsWestern Mass Lady Pioneers3–0 (N)
Bye (host of W-League Finals)Conference FinalsNew Jersey Wildcats3–2 (N)
OpponentScoreW-League FinalsOpponentScore
Seattle Sounders Women5–0 (H)SemifinalsCharlotte Lady Eagles2–1 (N)

Match

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Vancouver WhitecapsBritish Columbia3–0OntarioOttawa Fury
Report (USL)
Report (Voyageurs)
Attendance: 4,218
Referee: Carol-Anne Chenard

Result

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Women's Voyageurs Super Cup
2006 Winners
British Columbia
Vancouver Whitecaps Women
First title

References

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  1. ^Canadian Soccer Supporters · The Voyageurs (14 May 2004)."VOYAGEURS ANNOUNCE EXPANDED VOYAGEURS CUP FOR 2004". University of Toronto. Retrieved14 May 2023.
  2. ^Canadian Soccer Supporters · The Voyageurs."Women's Voyageurs Super Cup 2006". University of Toronto. Retrieved15 May 2023.
  3. ^Rollins, Duane (1 May 2013)."The View from the North: Time to bring back the women's Voyageurs Cup – Equalizer Soccer".The Equalizer.
  4. ^Canadian Soccer Supporters · The Voyageurs (28 May 2005)."WOMEN'S VOYAGEURS CUPS RETURN FOR 2005". University of Toronto. Retrieved14 May 2023.
  5. ^Canadian Soccer Supporters · The Voyageurs."Women's Voyageurs Super Cup 2006". University of Toronto. Retrieved15 May 2023.
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