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CALGARY (August 30, 2010)— Throughout her playing career on the pitch, one quality stood out above all else for Erin Schwab.

“On my teams, I might not have always been the captain, but I’ve always been involved in a leadership role,” says the Medicine Hat, Alta., native, who spent the past two years in a defender’s role wearing SAIT Trojans red and white. “So I’m comfortable with that . . . it’s just going to be hard not being a player.

05/25/10...Calgary...After spending the better half of five seasons as an assistant coach with the Cougars men’s soccer team, Jamie Pollock will finally get his chance to lead the program as the Mount Royal University Cougars have named Pollock as their new men’s soccer head coach.

04/22/2010...Calgary...Mount Royal University Cougars men’s soccer head coach Troye Flannery has stepped down from his duties, after spending the better part of three seasons with the Cougars.

01/27/2010 ... CALGARY ... Duty calls for Grant Stevens. Double duty, in fact.

Stevens, the head coach of the SAIT Trojans men’s soccer team for the past four seasons, will take on the additional role of bench boss with SAIT’s women’s soccer team...

01/21/2010...Calgary...Leadership. It’s a word that isn’t thrown around lightly, but definitely a word that comes to the mind of anyone that has ever spent any time around the Mount Royal Cougars’ men’s soccer head coach Troye Flannery...
 

11/09/2009 ...  Edmonton ... The Concordia University College of Alberta Women's Soccer team are the 2009 CCAA National Champions! It was a story book ending to a dream season for the Thunder Women's Soccer team as they returned home from the CCAA Women's Soccer National Championships in Toronto Ontario as the 2009 CCAA National Champions.

11/09/2009 ... Calgary ...In a game that could have gone either way, the Cougars unfortunately came up on the short end of the stick as they dropped a narrow 1-0 decision in the bronze medal match at the 2009-2010 CCAA National men’s soccer championship.

10/27/2009 ... Edmonton ... The Thunder Women's Soccer team are the 2009 ACAC Champions after winning ACAC Gold this past weekend in Calgary. Concordia began it's journey to the championship Saturday October 24th in the Semi-Final of the ACAC Women's Soccer Championships hosted by Mount Royal University in Calgary where they defeated North Division rivals the MacEwan Griffins by a score of 1-0.

10/22/2009 ... Edmonton ... The Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference is pleased to announce  our 2009-2010 Coaches of the Year as selected by their ACAC Coaching peers as follows:

10/22/2009 ... Edmonton ... The Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference is pleased to announce  our 2009-10 Coaches of the Year as selected by their ACAC Coaching peers as follows:

10/21/2009 ... Edmonton ...The Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference is pleased to announce this year’s All Conference Men’s Soccer Teams.  The following individuals have been selected by the Conference coaches.

10/21/2009 ... Edmonton ... The Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference is pleased to announce this year’s All Conference Women’s Soccer Teams.  The following individuals have been selected by the Conference coaches. 

10/02/2009 ...  With the 2009 soccer season well underway, there are a number of strong programs that will battle to the last game for the right to represent the ACAC at the CCAA Championships hosted in Ontario. Below is a brief summary of the women’s and men’s divisions.

09/23/2009...CALGARY - She'll be starting her share of games. But for now, Tuie Cleveland is also SAIT's Super Substitute.  Cleveland, 19, is a second-year forward/midfielder with the SAIT Trojans women's soccer team. And the native of Salmon Arm, B.C., is starting to earn a stellar reputation as a second-half specialist for the Trojans.

09/23/2009...CALGARY - How did Andrew Schofield become an ACAC all-star? Two words - tough love.  Schofield, the second-year goalkeeper with the SAIT Trojans men's soccer squad, stepped out of relative obscurity last season in backstopping the Trojans to the ACAC's South Division title.