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NEWS
CPSL TEAMS IN FULL SWING NEXT WEEK
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Pablo Politi, captain of North York Astros, is St. Catharines-bound following a loan deal completed mid-May. Politi joined the Astros in 2002 from local North York senior club Erie FC.
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With the Canadian Professional Soccer League edging ever closer to the May 24 kickoff, all clubs have been making pivotal moves to improve their teams in the hope of picking up at least one title in the five-month long 2004 campaign.
There are 11 pro teams in the CPSL loop and up for grabs this year is the Open Canada Cup to be played during the four holiday weekends with the final on Labour Day, September 6. Also, the Conference titles�east and west�and that leads into the playoffs and the Rogers Cup for the CPSL Championship. The championship final game is on Thanksgiving Day, Monday, October 11.
There are three early important exhibition games coming up, two against Boavista of Portugal on May 28 and May 30 to follow a Victoria Day encounter between defending league champs Brampton Hitmen and last season�s Open Canada Cup winner, London City.
With the Canadian Professional Soccer League edging ever closer to the May 24 kickoff, all clubs have been making pivotal moves to improve their teams in the hope of picking up at least one title in the five-month long 2004 campaign.
There are 11 pro teams in the CPSL loop and up for grabs this year is the Open Canada Cup to be played during the four holiday weekends with the final on Labour Day, September 6. Also, the Conference titles�east and west�and that leads into the playoffs and the Rogers Cup for the CPSL Championship. The championship final game is on Thanksgiving Day, Monday, October 11.
There are three early important exhibition games coming up, two against Boavista of Portugal on May 28 and May 30 to follow a Victoria Day encounter between defending league champs Brampton Hitmen and last season�s Open Canada Cup winner, London City.
These, and other details were revealed at a well-attended pre-season Press Conference at Toronto City Hall on Monday, May 17.
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