Soccer New Brunswick handed out its Annual Awards on Nov 25th. FDSA came away with 5 winners on the night. We are very proud to congratulate the following winners for all their hard work and an exceptional year!

U13 Premiership Boys – Male Team of the Year

U17 Premiership Girls – Female Team of the Year

Susan Bishop – West Region Community Game Changer

Zane Brennan – Male Player of the Year

Olivia Rowinski – Female of the Year

Well Done to all the winners!

 

FDSA would like to congratulate former FDSA standout Emilie Bagnah for winning the USPORT Women’s Soccer National Championship with University of Montreal Carabins.

The Carabins defeated Cape Breton Capers 1-0 in the final on Sunday November 12 at the University of Manitoba for their First National Title.

Bagnah, playing in her first year, recorded one (1) goal in six (6) appearances for the undefeated Carabins who finished the RSEQ regular season 10-0-4.

Emilie spent several years as a competitive player within the FDSA program and was a standout on U16 & U18 Girls Premiership squads who won provincial titles and represented New Brunswick at the Canada Soccer National Club Championships . She has also been a member of the Team NB programs.

Congratulations Emilie! We are thrilled to acknowledge your hard work and success. We are very proud!

 

FDSA hosted it’s Annual Awards Gala Sunday November 5th at The Playhouse. It was a night to celebrate all the hard work of Athletes, Coaches, Mangers and Parents… and to honour some amazing accomplishments!

Here are the 2017 Awards Winners:

Major Club Awards:

Recreational Team of the Year – U12 Red Devils

Competitive Team of the Year – U13 Premiership Boys

Manager of the Year – Susan Harris

Referee of the Year – Christine Pelletier

Recreational Coach of the Year – Erika Bishop

Competitive Coach of the Year – Anand Irrinki

Female Athlete of the Year – Lauren Kelly

Male Athlete of the Year – Zane Brennan

Matt Sloan Memorial Bursary – Yannick Wood-Seems

Thomas Keats Memorial Award – Laughlin Simpson

President’s Award – John Waite

Special Service Award – Karen Grant

Team Awards:

Most Improved, Fair Play, Coach’s Choice, Most Valuable

U12G Athletics: Ava Slipp, Isabella Sharpe, Edyn Clowater, Tyla Leblanc

U12G Capitols: Hannah Downey, Emmanuelle McHardie, Nicole Trites, Ella Carroll

U12G Galleons: Maya Lanteigne, Mattea McNair, Emily Tran, Emma Volpe

U12G Wanderers: Alex Clark, Brooklyn Saunders, Jenna Lawrence, Julia Guitard

U12B Athletics: Luke Patterson, Noah Versloot, Tejas Harvey, Nick Daigle

U12B Capitols: Ethan Chown, Connor Waugh, Damien Fortin, Sam Holleran

U12B Galleons: Aaron Lowe, Aiden Liddle, Misha Lysenko, Isaac Jewett

U12B Wanderers: Ben McCormack, Ryan Benner, Luke Moore, Cole Doucette

Division 1

U14 Girls: Elizabeth Leavitt, Tianna Hiew, Emily Kenny, Christina Blom

U14 Boys Athletics: Liam Coughan, Andy Larose, Jeffery Theriault, Yannick Oborn

U14 Boys Capitols: Brendan MacIntosh, Mitchell Pero, Nick Parsons, Bailey Brewer

U16 Girls: Kaynoush Ameeri, Emily Cha, Caitlyn Sinclair, Brianna Sinclair

U16 Boys: Ben Liang, Matt Binedell, Daniel Yaroslavsky, Lucas Wilson

U18 Girls: Ruisa Gesmundo, Ali McCain, Abby McFawn, Madeline Perry

U18 Boys: Kevin Rail, Josh Adams, Simon Bertheleme, Mohan Biswa

Premiership

U13 Girls: Chelsea Wilson, Sarah Doyle, Nicole Ferguson, Natasha Wilkins

U13 Boys: Lucas Savoie, Hunter Larlee, Fatham Islam, Tyson Pinsent

U14 Girls: Hanna Bordage, Mallory Kelly, Alexane Noel, Madalynn Kean

U14 Boys: Venel Campbell, Lukas Sharpe, Will Urquhart, Jason Rail

U15 Girls: Mary Jean Rankin, Gwen Trail Cormier, Gillian Kerr, Cassidy Price

U15 Boys: Eli Bird, Scott Witters, Colton Manzer, Jaden Cotton

U17 Girls: Tori Hatheway, Lauren Erb, Olivia Rowinski, Eve MacDonald

U17 Boys: Mathys Halaoui, Matt Orr, Michael Leblanc, Dan Smal