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Match Thread: Montréal Roses vs Simcoe County Rovers FC (Aug 12 2026) (2026-27 W Canadian Championship)

Match Thread: Montréal Roses vs Simcoe County Rovers FC (Aug 12 2026) (2026-27 W Canadian Championship)

FT: Montréal Roses 0–1 Simcoe County Rovers FC

(Schaffer 2’)

Match details:

2026–27 W Canadian Championship Quarterfinals

August 12, 2026 @ Stade Boréale | 6PM ET / 3PM PT

Montréal Roses (Northern Super League) vs Simcoe County Rovers FC (Ontario Premier League)

CBC Gem | Ici Tou.Tv⁣ | YouTube Livestream

Montréal Roses: Anna Karpenko (GK), Anne-Valérie Seto, Elyse Bennett, Lisa Pechersky, Marie-Yasmine Alidou, Chloe Minas, Tanya Boychuk, Charlotte Bilbault, Mégane Sauvé (C), Olivia Mbala, Amandine Pierre-Louis

Substitutes: Hailey Whitaker, Noémi Paquin, Claire Monyard, Lorie Thibault, Félicia Roy, Gabrielle Lambert, Florence Cloutier

Simcoe County Rovers: Mare Spagnolo (GK), Emily Tierney, Abby Wroe, Hannah Chown, Ashley Campbell, Rylee Traicoff, Adriane Devlin (C), Tia Schaffer, Jenn Milligan, Teagan Handley, Stefanie Young

Substitutes: Sabrina Bisante, Michelle Plowman, Taliyah Walker, Elise Bell, Avery Cafaro, Violet Hipkin, Olivia Brown, Bryanna Caldwell, Maddy Heeley

u/nevercaptain — 8 days ago

NSL Availability Report (as of June 30, 2026)

Calgary Wild

  • Allie Hess (Injury)
  • Farkhunda Muhtaj (Injury)
  • Kahli Johnson (Injury)
  • Keelyn Stewart (Unavailable)
  • Taegan Stewart (Unavailable)

Halifax Tides

  • Kat Jordan (Injury)

Montréal Roses

  • Julia Leas (Injury)
  • Stéphanie Hill (Injury)

Ottawa Rapid

  • N/A

AFC Toronto

  • Samantha Chang (Injury)
  • Sierra Cota-Yarde (Injury)
  • Esther Okoronkwo (In Doubt)
  • Victoria Pickett (In Doubt)

Vancouver Rise

  • Ariel Young (Injury)
  • Audrey François (Injury)
  • Shannon Woeller (Injury)
  • Quinn (In Doubt)
  • Morgan McAslan (In Doubt)

Source: NSL

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u/nevercaptain — 2 months ago

NSL Availability Report (as of June 16, 2026)

Calgary Wild

  • Allie Hess (Injury)
  • Caleigh Boeckx (Injury)
  • Farkhunda Muhtaj (Injury)

Halifax Tides

  • Kat Jordan (Injury)
  • Anika Tóth (In Doubt)
  • Megumi Nakamura (In Doubt)
  • Naya Cardoza (In Doubt)
  • Synne Moe (Suspension)

Montréal Roses

  • Félicia Roy (Injury)
  • Julia Leas (Injury)
  • Noémi Paquin (Injury)

Ottawa Rapid

  • Susanne Haaland (Injury)

AFC Toronto

  • Esther Okoronkwo (Injury)
  • Kaela Hansen (Injury)
  • Samantha Chang (Injury)
  • Sierra Cota-Yarde (Injury)

Vancouver Rise

  • Ariel Young (Injury)
  • Audrey François (Injury)
  • Mariah Lee (Injury)
  • Shannon Woeller (Injury)
  • Jaylyn Wright (In Doubt)
  • Kennedy Faulknor (Suspension)

Source: NSL

reddit.com
u/nevercaptain — 2 months ago

[Shireen Ahmed] Women's soccer community hopes to reap benefits of men's World Cup legacy in Canada

With quotes from Sydney Kennedy and Diana Matheson:

Sydney Kennedy:

>“Even though it’s the men’s World Cup, young girls and women will still be watching and dreaming of one day playing on that stage themselves, just like I did growing up watching both the men’s and women’s World Cups,” [...] “I hope the excitement around the World Cup continues long after it is over and helps grow the women’s game in Canada even more.”

>“Once people become more invested in soccer overall, they start paying attention to the domestic game, too.”

Diana Matheson:

>“For the past two years, every time someone has asked me what the legacy of this World Cup should be, my answer has been the same: soccer infrastructure,” she said. “More fields. More mid-sized stadiums. Right now, Canada has one mid-sized stadium — between 8,000 and 18,000 seats — for every eight million people. In countries like Sweden, Japan and Australia, it’s closer to one for every 500,000. We’re newer to the game, so that gap is understandable, but hosting the World Cup is exactly the moment to start closing it.”

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u/nevercaptain — 3 months ago