Two-time defending champs announce final roster

Montreal, July 8, 2013 – After two days of intensive practice (campus of Fort St-Jean, in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu), head coach Brad Collinson ( Laval Rouge et Or) announced the 40 players that will make up the final roster for Team Quebec, representing the Quebec soccer 2013 Canada Cup in Moncton, from 15 to 21 July.

The selection process, which began in March, has allowed coaches to observe more than 400 players in the three Adidas evaluation camps. The selection camp on June 1 and 2 gathered a hundred of the best athletes evaluated this spring.

“Every decision was difficult, we were treated to a very high level of football.  The caliber and talent of our young athletes impresses me every year, which is very promising for the future of football in Quebec, “said head coach Brad Collinson.

“Now our job is to create a team chemistry and move forward together to win a championship! “Said Collinson.

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Nom
Position
Taille
Poids
Ville / Municipalité
8
Alessandrini Vincent
REC
6’0”
174
Laval
30
Angers-Gauthier Xavier
DB
5’10”
181
Laval
92
Aubin-Lavoie Simon
DL
6’3”
198
Montréal
28
Auclair Adam
DB
6’0”
175
Notre-Dame-des-Pins
14
Beauséjour Vincent
LB
6’0”
185
Joliette
60
Bergeron Félix
DL
6’2″
257
Saint-Félicien
88
Bews John
REC
6’3″
191
Pointe-Claire
22
Bouchard Christophe
DB
6’0″
150
Saint-Bernard
4
Bouchard Mathieu
QB
6’0″
180
Québec
17
Bouffard Maxime
QB
6’2″
182
Sherbrooke
18
Bourassa Julien
REC
6’6″
204
Laval
55
Brodrique Samuel
LB
6’1”
218
Sainte-Marthe sur le Lac
80
Bukasa Tshitenge Tshitshi
REC
6’1”
166
Montréal
68
Constantin Damien
OL
6’7”
298
Saint-Jérôme
69
Davis Patrick
OL
6’5”
300
Gatineau
20
Desfossés-Simard Bruno-Philippe
LB
6’1”
188
Montréal
21
Fitzgerald Zack
DB
5’8″
152
Pierrefonds
52
Gagnon Alexandre
DL
6’3”
227
Québec
2
Gilbert Xavier
DB
5’9″
144
Sherbrooke
9
Goudreau Philippe
LB
5’10”
184
Laval
41
Harding Griffin
DL
5’11”
262
Gatineau
50
Harelimana Kean
LB
6’2″
189
Laval
59
Jack-Kurdyla Tomas
OL
6’3″
273
Montréal
66
Labbe-Desmeules Frédérick
OL
6’2″
294
Québec
81
Laflamme Félix
REC
6’1″
171
Sainte-Thérèse
61
Lefebvre Samuel
OL
6’2″
290
Saint-Lambert de Lauzon
33
Makonzo Enock
LB
5’10”
179
Lachine
10
Mongeau Antoine
DB
5’9″
183
Laval
5
Morin Charles
RB
5’10”
189
Trois-Rivières
3
Paquette-Perrault Frédéric
QB
6’2″
197
Montréal
29
Pettersen William
DB
5’10”
188
Québec
63
Philogène Brendon
OL
6’4″
308
Laval
1
Piché-Ayotte Mikael
RB
5’7″
147
Rosemère
12
Pivin Marc-Antoine
REC
6’0″
168
Sherbrooke
35
Plourde-Hector Nicholas-Rohan
DB
5’10”
184
Saint-Constant
15
Rossi Samuel
LB
6’1″
207
Blainville
49
Seinet-Spaulding Andrew
DL
6’0″
262
Montréal
57
Sevigny David
OL
6’2″
305
Laval
6
Soucy Joel
REC
5’7″
151
Montréal
16
St-Maurice Samuel
RB
5’10”
183
Montréal
 
 

2013 FOOTBALL CANADA CUP:

CFC will be live streaming all games from the 2013 Football Canada Cup in Moncton, New Brunswick.

The event kicks off at Moncton’s Rocky Stone Field with a triple header on Monday, July 15 beginning at 12:00 pm Atlantic Time (AT). The second game day begins with a series of three mini-games followed by two semi-final showdowns at 4:00pm and 7:30 pm respectively. The final game day opens at 11:00 am on Sunday July 21 with a second series of mini-games followed by the bronze medal game at 4:00 pm and the gold medal game at 7:30 pm.

FULL SCHEDULE:

UNDER-18 2013 FOOTBALL CANADA CUP SCHEDULE

DATE                      TIME                 EVENT                  PARTICIPANTS

Monday, July 15th  12:00 pm             Game 1                 Nova Scotia vs. Saskatchewan
Monday, July 15th   4:00 pm              Game 2                 Manitoba vs. Ontario
Monday, July 15th    7:30 pm             Game 3                 New Brunswick vs. Alberta
Thursday, July 18th 11:00 am            Game 4, 5, 6       Mini round-robin (see below)
Thursday, July 18th 4:00 pm             Game 7                 Winner Game 3 vs. Winner Game 2
Thursday, July 18th 7:30 pm             Game 8                 Winner game 1 vs. Quebec
Sunday, July 21st     11:00 am            Game 9, 10, 11   Mini round-robin (see below)
Sunday, July 21st     4:00 pm             Game 12                Bronze Loser Game 7 vs. Loser Game 8 (home)
Sunday, July 21st      7:30 pm              Game 13              Gold Winner Game 7 vs. Winner Game 8

 
Suivez les différentes plateformes de Football Québec et Versus Football !
 
 
 
 
(Anthony Côté Leduc, rédacteur en chef de Versus Football)
 
 
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