The Ottawa Fury Soccer Club and W-League player Sari Raber are helping to support the Soccer Without Borders program through t-shirt sales at the Fury Fan Booth during home games on July 4-5.

Each t-shirt sells for 20 dollars and all proceeds go towards supporting the Soccer Without Borders program!

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Less than 18 hours after drawing Newark, the Ottawa Fury (8-0-3) put in their best effort of the season against the top of the table Long Island Rough Riders (10-2-1). A 20th minute goal from Will Beauge proved to be the winner giving the Fury a crucial 1-0 victory. With the win the Fury move within 4 points of Long Island for first place in the Northeast Division with Ottawa having two games in hand.

The Ottawa Fury Women (7-0-1) took on the Quebec City Amirals (7-3-0) in a battle for first place in the Great Lakes Division less than 24 hours after drawing the Laval Cometes 1-1. After a scoreless first half Amber Hearn (pictured left)  converted a Michelle Evans cross hammering it into the top of the goal for her W-League leading 9th goal of the season giving the Fury the 1-0 lead in the 53rd minute. Hearn's goal proved to be the difference as the Fury extent their undefeated season to 8-games. Jasmine Phillips collected her 6th win and 4th shutout of the season as the Fury become one of only five W-League teams that remain unbeaten.

The Ottawa Fury Men (7-0-3) had two valuable points slip through their fingers thanks to a Jerrod Laventure penalty kick goal in the 88th minute keeping the Ironbound Express' playoff hopes alive in a 1-1 tie with Ottawa. The Fury carried a 1-0 lead into half-time on an Adrian Leroy goal (pictured) in the 32nd minute, but it was a missed penalty kick by Andrew Rigby in the 61st minute that turned the momentum squarely in the favour of Newark (6-7-1). The Fury stretch their unbeaten to 10-games on the season ahead of tomorrow afternoon's divisional showdown against the Long Island Rough Riders (10-1-1).

The Ottawa Fury Women (6-0-1) kept their season long unbeaten streak alive thanks to a first half goal from Anna Cangilia. The Fury now head to Quebec City for a date with the Amirals (7-2-0) in a battle for first place.

Goals:
19th Minute - Ottawa: Anna Caniglia (Ria Percival)
65th Minute - Nkemjika Erurike (Marie-Eve Jacques)

Next Game: Saturday, June 27 @ Quebec City Amiral. Kick Off 7pm

Next Home Game: Saturday, July 4 v. Hamilton Avalanche at 7pm

 

The Ottawa Fury U13 Boys won the U13 Championship at the Nordic Cup held in Burlington, Vermont this weekend. The Fury defeated Clifton Park from Albany, New York in the Final after being held to a 1-1 tie with the same team in earlier round robin play. Scorers for the Fury in the Final were Trysten Larabie and Kish Kipusi.

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For the second straight night the Ottawa Fury (7-0-2) staged a comeback keeping their undefeated season intact with a 3-1 victory over the Westchester Flames (1-7-3). Second half goals from Brien Chamney, Keishen Bean and Florian DeCamps powered the Fury second half comeback pulling them within 5 points of first place Long Island with two games in hand.

The Ottawa Fury (6-0-2) battled their way to a 2-2 draw against the division leading Long Island Rough Riders (9-1-1) after finding themselves down two goals early. With the draw the Fury remain one of only five undefeated teams in the 68-team PDL.

The Ottawa Fury (6-0-0) continued their winning ways with a 2-0 victory over the Quebec City Amirals (5-2-0) en route to their 17th straight regular season victory with goals from Jennifer Hance and Amber Hearn.

The victory gives Ottawa sole possession of first place in the Great Lakes Division. The Fury now have a week-long break before they travel to Laval on June 26 followed by a rematch against Quebec City the next day.

On the strength of a weekend hat-trick versus the Rochester Ravens, Fury striker Amber Hearn was announced as a member of the USL W-League Team of the Week for June 10-17.  The three goals from the New Zealand international in a 4-0 win over the Ravens pushed the Fury's W-League record to a perfect 5-0-0, good for a tie for first place in the Great Lakes Division.  Hearn has been in great form thus far in the young season, and the weekend's hat trick was her second multi-goal game of the 2009 campaign.