2000 Canadian National Challenge Cup

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The 2000 Canadian National Challenge Cup took place from 4th to 9 October 2000 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Teams/Rosters [edit]

Lucania (Squad): Jeff Seney, Hadyn Sloane-Seale, Ethan Rocke, Nic Allen, Mike Kovac, Bill Klymchuk, Serge Bohemier, Joel Bohemier, Jordan Goetting, John Berti, Russ Harder, Nick Scott, Emilio Patella, Jamie DeSilva, Desmond Clarke, Damiern Rocke, Brian Olersiuk. Coach: M. Nardiello. Westside: Mike Wicken, Michael Moorlag, James Prescott, Gary Kern, Gregor Young, Mike Mosher, Cody Barker-Green, Boban Aleksic, Marcus Felderer, Colin Pettingale, Simon Heald, Oliver Heald, Shawn Bobb, Steve Dickinson, Craig Chaisson, Rodrigo Alvarado, Dave Griffith, John Chou. Coach: Keith Heald.

Final Rankings [edit]

  1. Manitoba (Lucania Soccer Club)
  2. British Columbia ( Rino's Westside "A" Soccer Club)
  3. Ontario (Woodbridge Azzurri)
  4. Alberta (Calgary Celtic)
  5. Nova Scotia (King of Donair)
  6. Newfoundland (St. Lawrence Laurentians)
  7. Quebec (CS Francheville)
  8. Saskatchewan (Saskatoon Arsenal)
  9. Prince Edward Island (Southern Kings Con. Ltd.)
  10. New Brunswick (Fredericton United FC)
  11. Yukon (Yukon Selects)

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