U13 Div1 girls won their division in the Kickin' in the Capital tourney this past weekend. Congratulations girls!

WOS U11 Girls Premier win full field Kickin in the Capital Tournament on the weekend beating Peterborough 1-0 in the final.

U10G Cup winners Stittsville Sapphires

U10G Season winners Stittsville Sapphires

the WOS Lightning WC3 team ended the year with a perfect record. Well done ladies!

A big congratulations to the U10 Boys for their win at CPMIST! See the teams' excited smiles below!

Some more good news for the WOS boys. Playing in the Russell tournament in a rainy day, the U10 Boys Premier won the final against the hosts Russell Raiders in a hard fought battle 4-0. WOS goalie Spencer King blocked a penalty shot in the final while the score was 1-0 to keep a clean sheet. The Warriors won their semifinal in a convincing manner, 5-0 against the OSU Titans to advance. Congrats to WOS Warrios

Congratulations to the WOS U10 boys for winning gold at the Gloucester Internantional tournament! "All their hard work and training this season paid off earlier this month when the team won GOLD at the Gloucester International Soccer Tournament (GIST). They went undefeated through the tournament with a record of four wins and a tie. Both the semi-final and championship games were exciting matches, keeping the spectators on the edge of their seats. We won both games 3-2. The game winning goal in the semi-final came with just two minutes remaining in regulation play. The championship goal was scored with only 30 seconds remaining in the second half of extra time." - Jeff Holmes, U10 boys Coach Hope to see continued victories in your future boys! Roma Czop

The West Ottawa Soccer GU17L4 team won their division at the Fairport NY tournament on the July 9th and 10th weekend. Congratulations girls!

It was an unexpected end to a long, hot weekend. The West Ottawa Soccer Girls U13 L5 pooled team, having spent three days in Rochester, N.Y. slogging it out in the heat, began the long trek home Sunday, July 10, thinking the best they had earned was second place. It wouldn’t be until the tournament ended hours later that the girls would find out they had, in fact, won gold. Team members had traveled to Rochester the previous Friday to play in the Greece Cobras Summer Classic Soccer Tournament, a round-robin tournament of four games. The Warriors had a strong start Saturday, roaring to a 7-0 victory over the Northtowns Lady Inferno with speed and ball control to their advantage. Their second match saw WOS play a local rival, the Gloucester Hornets Swarm, winning 3-1. Despite this, the end of the day showed the Warriors in second place behind tournament hosts Greece Cobras on goal differentials. A matchup between these two leading teams loomed for Sunday afternoon. First though, the Warriors started Sunday by beating Irondequiot 6-0. The heat and cloudless sky took a toll on the team, as they struggled to find energy for their final and most challenging game of the weekend. A win would guarantee tournament gold; a tie would likely result in silver as the leading Cobras had one more game to play. In a gritty performance the Warriors again controlled play and withstood some quick runs by their opponents. However, neither team could find the back of the net and battled to a 0-0 draw. With the Cobras yet to play their final game against the weaker Inferno, the exhausted and dejected Warriors packed up and headed on their long drives home, certain that their final showing would be silver. It was later that afternoon during the drive, however, that they learned that their game must have taken a toll on the Cobras, too. The Cobras had managed only a 1-0 win against the Inferno. That result gave the Warriors the gold based on goal differential. The good news hopped from car to car via text message and the Warriors arrived back in Ottawa as tournament champions. The girls now eagerly await receipt of their hard-earned gold medals. Congratulations, Warriors! Ajai Puri

The WOS U11G Premier A Team won 1st place in the 15th Annual Cameron Memorial Tournament in Quinte West on August 6-7, 2011. "The girls played excellent possession soccer on their way into 1st place overcoming teams from Ottawa, Belleville, Kingston and Toronto. They showed courage and grew as a team even when going behind. They survived a nerve racking penalty shootout (this gave the parents more excitement than expected) and finally won a very physical final 4-2 against a strong Cumberland team. Excellent job girls." - Linda Paul Congratulations to the team (photo below): Back row L-R – Coach Jim Paul, Yasmina Khan-Poulin, Sophie Thomas, Beth Weisskopf, Kayleigh Paul, Michaela Tourigny, Fiona Brunka, Coach Paul Tomaszewski Front row L-R – Amanda Smith, Sydney Caulfield, Faith Tomaszewski, Morgan Cutts, Deena Fremont, Macayla Lewis, Sydney Lyndon

WOS WARRIORS U15-L5 team wins Bronze!! WOS Warriors Black playing in Longueuil, QC., August 13th-14th, at ‘ Tour-Fest Rive-Sud ‘ vs. U16 teams held their own and did not allow a goal winning 2 games 1-0 and 3-0 and tying the other 2 games 0-0. All games were exciting where we had chances to win all the games. A strong tourney was had by our goalie Kayla Kennedy who made some amazing saves and everyone on the team played physical and smart soccer. Congratulations Warriors Black-LJ !!!!’

All their hard work and training this season paid off this past weekend where the team won GOLD at the Gloucester International Soccer Tournament (GIST). They went undefeated through the tournament with a record of four wins and a tie. Both the semi-final and championship games were exciting matches, keeping the spectators on the edge of their seats. We won both games 3-2. The game winning goal in the semi-final came with just two minutes remaining in regulation play. The championship goal was scored with only 30 seconds remaining in the second half of extra time.

Congratulations to the U18 Girls L4 team for a silver finish at the Brockport NY International Soccer Festival this weekend. A special note, a parent from an opposing team took the time to write the Club saying how impressive this group was, saying we should be very proud of them - WE ARE!

In their first outing of the year, Peter Derham’s WOS Warrior‘s U12P1 girls had an impressive showing at the Frank Sobil Tournament in Oshawa on May 7-8th. Competing at the top level “Top Flight” division against Toronto area teams, the team placed first in their round robin division play and fought a valiant battle in the semi-finals, losing to the eventual division winners, the King City Royals. Competing in the premier level pre-season tournament has left the girls well prepared for the upcoming season play.

WOS's U14L4A Girls team took home GOLD at the Frank Sobil Tournament in Oshawa May 6-8 2011 Weekend. Great Job Girls !!!!

The U15Girls L5 White team one their division in the Peterborough Challenge Cup. Congratulations Girls!

Proud coach of last weekend's 2nd place Ice Breaker winners John Taylor shares the highlights: "The L5 Red Warriors did very well over the weekend as well Ben Robillard and I had several coaching moments this weekend watching the Red Warriors play against strong opposition where they played possession soccer with a purpose. With a total team effort from keeper to the strikers, cheers of encouragement from the bench and the parents on the sidelines, the L5 Red Warriors ended up first in their pool one point ahead of the L4 Nepean City team. With the fields closed for game play the L5 Red Warriors headed into the shoot out rounds of the tournament, in the shoot out rounds the L5 Red Warriors worked their way to the gold final against the L4 Ottawa Royals team which they ended up winning, with the L5 Red Warriors winning the silver medal." "Ben and I are proud of the girls for not only their field play but their fare play at the pitch and the bonding off the field as well." Congratulations!

WOS U11 Boys captured silver medal at the GIST Tournament on July 10th, 2011

The U10Boys Premier A team won gold at the SnakeBite tournament this weekend. They scored over 40 goals in 5 games in the tournament and won all of their games including the final 8-2 against the hosts Cumberland United.

West Ottawa U14 Regional Boys defeated Cumberland Cobras 5-1 in the ER Cup on Sunday September 18th at the Ben Franklin field in Nepean. The West Ottawa team took OSU Force out of the competition in the semi-final couple of weeks ago and faced Cumberland in the final. Not only was this an amazing display of soccer and physical skills, the West Ottawa team played only their first season in Regional league - they were promoted to Regional spot by ending up at the top of the Premier league last summer. Extreme doses of "Possession with passion" were displayed in this cup final game which got the fans excited - thank you to those who came out and cheered. Congratulations to the players and coaches for this accomplishment! Go Warriors!

Congratulations to Team Red. Finalists in the year end Recreational tournament