CALGARY, AB: July 11, 2024 –
Calgary Foothills Men’s (FC) and Women’s (WFC) teams play host to Cavalry FC U21 and League1 Alberta women’s division leaders ASA High Performance on July 12 at Broadview Park. WFC game time is 5:00 p.m. FC hit the pitch at 8:00 p.m.
WFC is looking for a repeat of their July 9 game, where they defeated Calgary Blizzard 2-0. In their first matchup against ASA High Performance earlier this season, they lost a very close 1-0 game. Head Coach Colin Mackay says fans can expect an exciting game this Friday. “If the girls play as well as they did Tuesday night, they will be hard to beat. We’ve had outstanding performances from many of the players this season, especially goalkeeper Sarah Bach, who has only allowed 4 goals in 7 games. Cheyenne Lehmann, Grace Hannaford, and Layla Tarraf have been very reliable and exciting to watch, along with many of the Academy players who have played up with us this year.”
FC also defeated Blizzard July 9 and is looking to continue the streak it’s been on. The team will be focused on a repeat of this year’s earlier result versus Cavalry FC U21 when they won 1-0. “Each game is vital for us now if we want to play for the championship at the end of the season,” says Head Coach Marc McLaren. “We are in good form and must continue this momentum. The team is confident, and we will look to get the job done.”
The July 12 matches will begin at 5:00 p.m. at Broadview Park, 2005 Broadview Rd NW, Calgary, Alberta. Get your tickets here or at the gate.
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ABOUT FOOTHILLS FC and WFC IN LEAGUE1 ALBERTA
League1 Alberta is the province of Alberta’s pro-am, standards-based senior league. It serves as a stepping stone between Alberta’s high-performance youth level, elite amateur, and professional levels. League1 Alberta aims to showcase and develop Canada’s future soccer stars, coaches, and match officials. In 2024, League1 Alberta expanded to include additional teams and has officially joined League1 Canada. This season is expected to be more competitive than ever.
In 2023, Foothills FC placed first in the regular season and then won the championship final against St. Albert Impact in front of a hometown crowd. The team’s outstanding results were especially sweet since it was the League’s inaugural season, and they are looking forward to a repeat performance in 2024. The Foothills FC League1 Alberta team is coached by Marc McLaren.
Foothills WFC ended the 2023 season with a 5-3-1 record. The team saw significant improvement as the year progressed, including winning its final regular-season game. It is positioned to continue gaining momentum and bring home a championship in 2024. The Foothills WFC League1 Alberta team is coached by Colin Mackay.
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