A group of hardworking Fury U12 and U13 Girls took Laval by storm over the weekend capturing the U14 Girls championship through a tremendous display of team work the produced impressive results at both ends of the field. "The finals in particular, the girls elevated their game to control the play. Combination play through the middle, penetrating passes from defenders, well timed runs from the strikers - they really did put it all together to produce one of the best displays of soccer I've seen from this age group in a long time," expressed head coach Nic Horne very proudly.

According to the Chinese calendar 2010 is deemed 'the year of the tiger', but after the year that the Ottawa Fury had 2010 truly was 'the year of the Fury'. From successes on the international scene with teams in France and England to youth players signing professional contacts to the W-League and PDL teams run in the playoffs it was an exciting season for the Fury. 2010 was capped of by the U17 capturing the Super Y-League North American Championship and the Fury Youth Program being ranked #2 in North America. With John Pugh's recent partnership with OSEG and his efforts to bring a professional soccer team to Ottawa 2011 is sure to be another exciting year for soccer in our Nation's Capital!

The first two home games of the season for the Fury resulted in two draws. In what proved to be frustrating games, the Fury found themselves having to fight back both games after surrendering early goals to both the Seacoast United Wanderers and the Cape Cod Lady Crusaders.

With little time to recover between matches, the Fury looked to carry the momentum of a come from behind victory into their second match of the weekend. The Ottawa Fury U13G knew they were in for a tough match against the Seacoast Wanderers but showed no signs of being nervous as they cruised to a 1-0 victory early Sunday morning.

Playing back in Lancaster for the second week in a row, the Ottawa Fury U13G were fired up and ready to go from the beginning and eventually found themselves on the good side of a 2-1 result.