Edmonton Scottish

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Edmonton Scottish
Full nameEdmonton Scottish Soccer Club
Foundedcirca 1909
StadiumGrant MacEwan Park, Ellerslie, Edmonton
Capacity1,000
ChairmanHamish Black
ManagerKevin Poissant[1]
LeagueAlberta Major Soccer League
WebsiteClub website

Edmonton Scottish Soccer Club is based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The club was founded by Scots that had been settled in the Edmonton area at the turn of the century. The club currently plays in the Alberta Major Soccer League. Edmonton Scottish is affiliated with the Scottish United Soccer Club, a member of the Edmonton Inter-District Youth Soccer Association (EIYSA).

History

Edmonton Scottish play soccer year round; in the winter months, they compete in the Edmonton and District Soccer Association's Major League, while in the outdoor season, they play in the Alberta Major Soccer League.

Team Sponsor

Kit Sponsor – Antrim Construction Ltd. is the team's lead sponsor.

Year-by-year

Year Division League Regular Season ASA Challenge Cup CSA Challenge Trophy
2002 Major AMSL 2nd Champion DNQ
2003 Major AMSL ?? ?? DNQ
2004 Major AMSL ?? 5th DNQ
2005 Major AMSL 2nd 6th DNQ
2006 Major AMSL 4th 3rd DNQ
2007 Major AMSL 5th 3rd DNQ
2008 Major AMSL 6th 4th DNQ
2009 Major AMSL 1st 4th DNQ
2010 Major AMSL 3rd Runners Up DNQ
2011 Major AMSL 2nd 3rd DNQ
2012 Major AMSL 1st Champion Runner Up
2013 Major AMSL 1st Champion 5th

Honours

Canadian National Challenge Cup:

  • 1987 – 3rd Place – 1987
  • 1992 – Runner Up
  • 2012 – Runner Up
  • 2013 – Fifth Place
  • 2015 – Runner Up
  • 2016 – Canada Soccer Challenge Cup National Champions

Canadian National Challenge Cup Results

year Opponent Result Opponent
1992 British Columbia
Norvan ANAF
Vancouver
1–0 Alberta
Edmonton Scottish
2012 Quebec
Royal Select de Beauport
Beauport
4–3* Alberta
Edmonton Scottish

References

  1. ^ "Boards of Directors". scottishunited.com. Scottish United. Retrieved 12 October 2016.

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