[2012.01.30 - Vancouver, BC]
London Bound!
Canadian Women's National Team Punches Ticket to Olympics
The Canadian Women's National Team are London-bound for the London 2012 Olympic Games after an emotional 3-1 victory over Mexico on Friday night before an electric crowd of 22,954 at BC Place. The win secured Canada's place at the London Games and set the stage for a USA/Canada final on Sunday. Canada would come up short in the finals falling 4-0 to top-seeded Americans, but proved they could compete with the best in the world - an achievement that should prove invaluable at this summer's Olympic Games. A new attendance record was set for the CONCACAF Women's Olmypic Qualifying tournament as Sunday's final saw a crowd of 25,427 pack BC Place for the North American Derby.
[2012.01.27 - Boston, MA]
Former Fury W-Leaguer Joins WPS
Tameka Butt Signs with Boston Breakers 
Former Ottawa Fury W-League midfielder
Tameka Butt is set to join the Boston Breakers of the WPS. A member of the Australian Women's National Team with 23 caps to her credit will leave her Australia W-League team, the Brisbane Roar, for her first WPS season. The 20 year old has won two premierships and a grand final with Brisbane in the Westfield W-League and will looking to add a third championship to her resume in this weekend's W-League Grand Final as she closes out her career with the Roar.
[2012.01.20 - Vancouver, BC]
Fury Alumni Help Canada to Victory
Canada Downs Haiti 6-0 in CONCACAF Olympic Qualifier 
The Canadian Women's National Team opened the CONCACAF Olympic Qualifiers with a dominant 6-0 victory over Haiti that saw Fury Alumni
Christina Julien (follow her on Twitter
@juliencm21)and
Kelly Parker find the back of the net. Julien, a product of the Fury Youth Program and W-League striker, wasted little time putting Canada in the lead scoring in the 7th minute - a goal that would stand as the game winner. Canadian captain Christine Sinclair would take over from their netting her 10th career international hat trick before Kelly Parker was brought down in the box. Sinclair netted her fourth of the game converting on the penalty putting Canada ahead 5-0. Parker, the Fury Women's all-time leading point-getter would notch her second career international goal late to give Canada a convincing 6-0 victory.
[2012.01.17 - Ottawa, ON]
Follow the Canadian Women's Quest for the Olympics
Follow Fury Youth Grad and W-Leauge Striker Christina Julien on Twitter Beginning January 19th at BC Place in Vancouver, BC Canada, along with seven other CONCACAF nations, will compete for two available berths in the London 2012 Women's Olympic Football Tournament. The Fury will be represented by Youth Program graduate and W-League striker
Christina Julien (follow her on Twitter
@juliencm21) along with former W-League veterans
Kelly Parker,
Melanie Booth,
Rhian Wilkinson,
Carmelina Moscato and
Robyn Gayle. Canada will be without former Fury W-League standout
Diana Matheson who is still returning to fitness from surgery in November. Canada opens against Haiti on January 19th. All games can be watch on Rogers Sportsnet or on the CONCACAF Online TV channel.
Blue Heat Add Trio for 2012
The first and longest-standing women’s league in North America, the W-League is USL’s highest level of women’s soccer in the United States and Canada. The 2011 USL W-League campaign will feature 27 teams in three regional conferences playing 10-14 regular season matches. In addition to featuring international and professional stars, elite amateur players have the opportunity to compete on amateur teams in the league while maintaining their collegiate eligibility. The league is recognized throughout the world for providing superior competition for female players, while offering affordable family entertainment for fans across North America. 
