2010 York Region Shooters season

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ChairmanTony De Thomasis
ManagerFilipe Bento
Canadian Soccer League1st place (First Division)
CSL ChampionshipQuarterfinal
York Region Shooters
2010 season
York Region Shooters line-up before the match against Brantford Galaxy at St. Joan Of Arc Turf Field, August 1, 2010
ChairmanTony De Thomasis
ManagerFilipe Bento
Canadian Soccer League1st place (First Division)
CSL ChampionshipQuarterfinal
Top goalscorerKadian Lecky (12)
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The 2010 CSL season was the 13th season in York Region Shooters participation in the Canadian Soccer League. The club ended their CSL campaign by claiming their third division title by finishing first in the First Division. In the postseason York Region faced an early departure after a defeat to Toronto Croatia in the preliminary round.

As the CSL was granted full membership in the Canadian Soccer Association as a Division III sanctioned professional league the league board of directors merged both the International and National divisions to form the First Division. As a result the Shooters were renamed into the York Region Shooters to reflect the franchises presence in the York Region territory. Throughout the season the club maintain a solid performance finishing the year with the third best offensive record. Kadian Lecky was Vaughan's top goalscorer for the fifth consecutive time with 12 goals. While their reserve team finished fourth in the Reserve Division with a playoff berth.

In 2010, the CSL was transferred under the auspices of the Canadian Soccer Association, and was granted full membership.[1] The league's administration restructured the league by combining both divisions to form the CSL First Division. As a result of the changes the club changed its name to York Region Shooters, reflecting the previous merger in 2003 and the larger area of York Region the club has played in and represents.[2]

Former player Filipe Bento took over the reign of head coach and clinched the club's third regular season championship by finishing first in the standings.[3] Their postseason journey came to an abrupt end after losing 3–1 on goals on aggregate to Toronto Croatia.[4] At the conclusion of the season De Thomasis received the Harry Paul Gauss award, while Rick Titus was awarded the CSL Defender of the Year award.[5]

Club

Management

Position Staff
Head coach Filipe Bento
Assistant coach Tony De Thomasis
Manager John Pacione

Last updated: February 28, 2011
Source:

Squad

As of October 11, 2010.[6][7]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  CHI Camilo Benzi [8]
2 DF  TRI Rick Titus
4 DF  CAN Marcelo Capazolo [9]
6 DF  CAN Fitzroy Christie [10]
7 DF  CAN Desmond Humphrey [11]
8 DF   Nick Cisternino
9 FW  CAN Jason De Thomasis [12]
10 FW  CAN Kadian Lecky [13]
12 FW  TRI Jonathan Westmaas
14 MF   Nico Martinez
13 MF  CAN Matthew O'Connor
17 MF   Mario Orestano
No. Pos. Nation Player
22 FW   Geron Duporte
23 MF   Aundrae Rollins
25 MF  CAN Stalin Cardenas [14]
– DF   Fabrizio Castiglione
– DF   Courtney Dennis
– MF  CAN Ryan Dummett [15]
– MF  CAN Julio Garcia [16]
– MF  SKN Darryl Gomez
– MF  CAN Cameron Medwin
– DF  CAN Vince Petrasso
– FW   Luke Stedmond
– MF  CAN Alex Trujillo [17]

Transfers

In

No. Pos. Player Transferred from Fee/notes Source
13 MF Canada Matthew O'Connor Hungary Integrál-DAC Free Transfer [18]
DF Canada Vince Petrasso United States Harrisburg City Islanders Free Transfer [19]

Out

No. Pos. Player Transferred to Fee/notes Source
6 MF United States Blake Ordell United States Illinois Piasa Free Transfer [20]
MF United States Dominic Scicluna United States Detroit Waza Flo Free Transfer [21]
20 MF Canada Jordan Webb Singapore Hougang United Free Transfer [22]

Competitions summary

Statistics

References

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