Okanagan edge Prospects in Kelowna -
June 29 - Vancouver Whitecaps Prospects Men wrapped up their weekend in the British Columbia Interior with a second straight 2-1 defeat - this time at the hands of Okanagan Challenge on a sunny Sunday afternoon at Mission Turf in Kelowna, BC. Whitecaps FC

Victoria United U21 tie Chilliwack FC 1-1
June 29 - Victoria United U21 played at Hampton Park Saturday against Chilliwack FC.  This was the second meeting of the teams and all concerned knew that it would be a very physical match. Coach Nick Daniel commented:  "Over all, they played well.  I was disappointed that our lack of finishing let us down again today. The team realizes what we need to work on to win." Victoria United

Heat turn it on against Semiahmoo
June 29 - The goals were coming as frequent as the fans drinking water to keep hydrated as the Kamloops Heat rolled to a 7-0 victory over the Semiahmoo Football Club in Pacific Coast Soccer League Women's Reserve action at Hillside Stadium on Sunday (June 28).

Prospects suffer defeat in Kamloops -
June 28 - Vancouver Whitecaps Prospects Men began a two-match road swing through the British Columbia Interior with a 2-1 defeat at Kamloops Excel in Pacific Coast Soccer League action on Saturday evening. Whitecaps FC

Heat kick off three game home stand this weekend
June 26 - It’s bottom vs top as the Kamloops Heat entertain the Semiahmoo FC in Pacific Coast Soccer League Women’s Reserve division action this weekend at Hillside Stadium.  The first place team in the loop, Kamloops (9-1) entertain Semiahmoo (1-6) Sunday afternoon (June 28).  Kick off is 12:30 pm.

Hotel accommodation for Challenge Cup at a premium
June 24 - Hotel availability is at a premium in Kelowna on July 24, 25.  Teams that are confident that they are going to qualify for the Play-offs should book their accommodation right away with Rita at Sports Teams Accommodation, or arrange it themselves.  We do not yet have a schedule but the first games will be at 1:00pm on July 25th, with Opening Ceremonies at 12:30pm.

Shutout nets Pinnacles first win of season
June 23 - Penticton Pinnacles U21 men’s coach John Holman is a happy man. And why wouldn’t he be as his team found the win column for the first time in six Pacific Coast Soccer League games. Victory came at the expense of the Kamloops Excel 5-0 and thanks to a winning goal by Ross Rufiange. Penticton Western News

First win for Surrey United women
June 23 - Surrey United earned its first victory of the Pacific Coast Soccer League season Saturday, upsetting Chilliwack FC 3-1 at Cloverdale Athletic Park. Dani Tabo, Caitlyn Young and April Coffin netted goals for United, now at 1-6-1 (won-lost-tied) in the nine-team women’s league.

Victoria United U-21 Exhibition Games
June 23 - On Saturday July 4, Victoria United Reserves will be playing Nanaimo United U-21, at Hampton field at 1:00pm.  Then on Sunday July 12, Victoria United Reserves will take on Victoria Highlanders Reserve Team (which does not play in an organized league). The game will be at Royal Athletic Park, following the Victoria United senior team’s 2:30 game.  

Heat blank Action for second shutout of weekend
June 22 - The players of the Kamloops Heat U-21 soccer team delivered an extra Father's Day present. The Heat upped their record to 9 and 1 on the Pacific Coast Soccer League Women's Reserve Division season with a 1-0 win over the Fraser Valley Action at Willoughby Field in Langley (June 21).

ACBC manages a 1-1 tie with Khalsa
June 22 - With six regulars out of lineup Khalsa still had a chance to win the game against Athletic Club BC on Saturday. ACBC  played a strong game, they had three very good chances that did not go their way. Both coaches had a good laugh after the game. It is nice to see Darel McHardy still helping in the community. With twenty minutes to go Khalsa youngster took a fantastic free kick that gave Khalsa the lead. ACBC did not quit they poured it on and tied the game in the late stages. It was brilliant work by the Khalsa keeper that saved the day for his team. With Justin Thompson coming to play for Khalsa things will get better. Marc Brkich

Heat with eight in nine starts
June 22 - The Kamloops Heat have extended their winning streak to four games in the Pacific Coast Soccer League's Women's Reserve Division. The Heat downed the host North Shore Girls Soccer Club 2-0.

Harp Bahia makes Khalsa shine again
June 19 - Even with players absent attending to family matters Khalsa still came out on top against Surrey United in Port Coquitlam on Tuesday. It was good to see Harp Bahia playing again with the eagle on his shirt. It was a very tight game with very litle space to work in. Surrey played some very good soccer and was unlucky once or twice. Again Khalsa's keeper shone with 1-0 win over Surrey United. Marc Brkich

Prospects Women claim Thursday win
June 18 - Vancouver Whitecaps Prospects Women gave up two early goals to Surrey United before storming back to win 5-2 at Simon Fraser University on Thursday night. Janine Frazao scored twice to level the score, while Jenna Richardson also netted a brace, including the match winner in their latest Pacific Coast Soccer League encounter.

Heat look to put stranglehold on first place
June 18 - The Kamloops Heat are beginning to feel exactly that as they look at the standings in the Pacific Coast Soccer League’s Women’s Reserve Division.  With five matches to go in the regular season, the Heat find themselves in first place (7-1 record, 21 points). They are five points ahead of second place Penticton Pinnacles going into this weekend (June 20-21).

Winless Pinnacles can’t buy a break
June 16 - If it wasn‘t for bad luck, the Penticton Pinnacles would have no luck at all.
Despite playing another strong game, the Pinnacles dropped a 5-2 decision to Victoria United in Pacific Coast Soccer League Reserve Men‘s Division play Saturday in Kelowna.  “I‘m running out of words to describe it,” said Pinnacles head coach John Holman, who saw his team drop to 0-3-1 on the season. “We played well up front and even though we gave up five goals, we were pretty solid defensively. The midfield play has been a problem for us at times.” Penticton Herald

Khalsa wins again
June 15 - Going to Victroria is not an easy game by any means. With hard play and soccer luck Michael Brkich scores again and Khalsa walks away with three points. It was good team work that gave Khalsa a chance to get the points in Victoria. Khalsa keeper had an outstanding game. Khalsa defence was solid and midfielders never quit. Forwards got the goal needed. Victoria is rebuilding and it is a good side. It is nice to see younger faces in their lineup.

Heat solidify hold on first place
June 14 - The Kamloops Heat are proving to be a formidable force both on the road and at home. The Heat won for the fourth straight time on home turf, downing the Coquitlam Metro Ford Soccer Club Xtreme 3-1 at Hillside Stadium.

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