Game started off strong with a goal scored by Sydney from a turnover in the box within the first 4 mins. Game delayed after 17 mins of play due to a severe thunderstorm, started back at 4:10 pm. Fury set the tone by scoring within the next 15 mins by Jess S from a free kick just outside the box to the corner. Finished the first half 2-0. The girls played strong for the next 30 mins. Several near misses by the Fury & with Nordic picking up their game. Nordic had their best opportunity on a penalty shot which went off the goalie's best friend, the corner post. Goalkeeper Aiden maintained the lead with a few crucial saves & a goal by Kelsey, assisted by Taylor & Courtney 20 mins in to secure the lead with a 4th goal following by Clare with in the last 10 mins, assisted by Jess S & Kelsey to finish the game at 4-0 Fury. 

Help support the Ottawa Fury Girls U16 season. This year we are holding our annual “soccer fundraiser” at Rideau Carleton on June 10th. It should be a fun evening. Tickets include an all you can eat buffet (includes tax and gratuity), a race program, a casino voucher, and a chance to win one of several door prizes. See sample ticket below. To purchase tickets email lsitka@rogers.com. The auction is also available NOW for on-line bidding. Just click on the link below for a huge selection of: dining options, hotel packages, spa packages, grocery store gift cards, car cleaning packages, golfing, recreation, gift baskets and so much more.... https://docs.google.com/View?id=dhjb6gbv_6znswfb3g

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 Ottawa Fury U16 Girls team participated in the annual Walk for Kids Help Phone this past Sunday (May 2).  The Walk, which took place in Vincent Massey Park, was done on a 5 km course and featured entertainment and refreshments.  Through pre-pledges and donations the Fury raised $1,146 for the event, almost doubling their initial goal of $600. 

The Fury U16 Girls were the first Fury team in action on Day 1 with a 9:00am kick-off against Canadian counterparts Coastal WFC.