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  • Kelowna Men’s Soccer League wraps up with final three championships

     

    The 2018 Kelowna Men’s Soccer League wrapped up its season during the past week with favoured teams living up to expectations and claiming  playoff championships.

    Company FC defeated Lifeworks Chiropractic in the title match to win the Kelowna Men's Soccer League's Division 3A championship. Members of the winning team are, from left, front: Dan Hunt, Dave Crawford, Matt Crawford, Jeff Widmer, Ross Miller, Joe Allen, Jon Mair, Chris Laberge and Mike Gill. Back: James  Walker, Iain McCulloch, Matthew  Nicholls, Gary Allen, Kyle Miller, Paul Reuther, Karl Wolf and Ben Paul. Missing: Sean Murphy, Mike Kennefick, Jon Craven and Tom Simpson.Photo Credit: ContributedCompany FC defeated Lifeworks Chiropractic in the title match to win the Kelowna Men's Soccer League's Division 3A championship. Members of the winning team are, from left, front: Dan Hunt, Dave Crawford, Matt Crawford, Jeff Widmer, Ross Miller, Joe Allen, Jon Mair, Chris Laberge and Mike Gill. Back: James Walker, Iain McCulloch, Matthew Nicholls, Gary Allen, Kyle Miller, Paul Reuther, Karl Wolf and Ben Paul. Missing: Sean Murphy, Mike Kennefick, Jon Craven and Tom Simpson.In the KMSL’s Division 3A final, Company FC, third-place finishers in the regular season with a 13-4-1 record, defeated fifth-place Lifeworks Chiropractic FC 3-1 at Mission Sportsfields.

    Coming off a 3-1 victory over the Rogue Knights in semifinal play a week earlier, Company FC received a two-goal effort from Ross Miller in the title match while Dan Hunt opened the scoring for the winners. Brad Vanhanegem was the lone goalscorer for Lifeworks (6-8-4), who had upset first-place Doja Internationale FC (15-1-2) in their semifinal.

    The Cattlemen's Club Restaurant Roasters added a KMSL playoff title to their regular-season championship by downing the Foster Financial Red Devils 3-0 in the Division 3B final. Members of the championship team are, from left, front: Angel Camejo, Tyler Kirby, Eric Reimer, Dale Flowers-Johnson, Ismail Aykut, Davion Hutchinson and Fred Nyman. Back: Gabriel Pop, Logan Gayle, Peterson Gustave, Spyros Tsoukalas, Attila Deak, Kevaughn Thames, Ryan Wheeler, Mihai Chirobocea and Ionut Bordieanu.Photo Credit: ContributedThe Cattlemen's Club Restaurant Roasters added a KMSL playoff title to their regular-season championship by downing the Foster Financial Red Devils 3-0 in the Division 3B final. Members of the championship team are, from left, front: Angel Camejo, Tyler Kirby, Eric Reimer, Dale Flowers-Johnson, Ismail Aykut, Davion Hutchinson and Fred Nyman. Back: Gabriel Pop, Logan Gayle, Peterson Gustave, Spyros Tsoukalas, Attila Deak, Kevaughn Thames, Ryan Wheeler, Mihai Chirobocea and Ionut Bordieanu.The Division 3B finale saw the regular-season-champion Cattlemen’s Club Restaurant Roasters (15-1) shut out runner-up (11-4-1) Foster Financial Red Devils 3-0 for the playoff crown.

    The Roasters’ goals came from three unlikely scorers — Logan Gayle (two goals in the regular season), Gabriel Pop (1) and Peterson Gustave (1).

    A 2-1 victory over the Penticton FC Masters earned the Kal Tire FC of Vernon the KMSL's 2018 over-35 championship at Beasley Fields. Members of the winning team are from left, front: Jeff Nice, Chad Bennett, Anthony Vassallo, Jesse Knight, Tim McGowan, Glenn Allan, Brent Poulsen, Chris Ovens and David Dobernigg. Back: Darren Nobrega, Mark Budgen, Tyler Johnson, Mark Zaino, Jason Roycroft, Ryan Sharp, Rodney Goodchild, Kevin Lynes, Damien Adams and Robert Rose. Missing: Andrew Stein, David Broadhurst, Pedro Garro, Stefan Depner and Tyler Fulljames.Photo Credit: ContributedA 2-1 victory over the Penticton FC Masters earned the Kal Tire FC of Vernon the KMSL's 2018 over-35 championship at Beasley Fields. Members of the winning team are from left, front: Jeff Nice, Chad Bennett, Anthony Vassallo, Jesse Knight, Tim McGowan, Glenn Allan, Brent Poulsen, Chris Ovens and David Dobernigg. Back: Darren Nobrega, Mark Budgen, Tyler Johnson, Mark Zaino, Jason Roycroft, Ryan Sharp, Rodney Goodchild, Kevin Lynes, Damien Adams and Robert Rose. Missing: Andrew Stein, David Broadhurst, Pedro Garro, Stefan Depner and Tyler Fulljames.Meanwhile, Kal Tire FC of Vernon claimed the over-35 championship by edging Penticton FC Masters 2-1 at Beasley Fields in Lake Country.

    Kal, first-place finishers in the regular season with a 12-7-2 mark, got their goals from Anthony Vassallo and Jesse Knight while Lewis Morris scored for Penticton, who had ended the regular season in sixth place with a 7-11-3 record.

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