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List Of Vancouver Whitecaps Women Players
List of notable and former players from the Vancouver Whitecaps Women. Players * Paige Adams * Amber Allen * Nikki Ambrose * Justine Bernier * Melanie Booth * Myriam Bouchard * Taryne Boudreau * Natalie Boyd * Chelsea May Buckland * Jenna Carosio * Allysha Chapman * Candace Chapman * Gurveen Clair * Caitlin Davie * Alison Fenter * Jonelle Filigno * Martina Franko * Janine Frazao * Mele French * Brittany Galindo * Kasia Gwiazda * Elizabeth Hansen * Randee Hermus * Eden Hingwing * Penelope Hughes * Selenia Iacchelli * Jenny Jeffers * Danielle Johnson * Rita Keimakh * Kaylyn Kyle * Lauren Lachlan * Monica Lam-Feist * Kara Lang * Sydney Leroux * Ella Masar * Erin McLeod * Mary McLaughlin * Tessa Meyer * Tiffeny Milbrett * Marissa Mykines * Andrea Neil * Taylor Patterson * Jenna Richardson * Jodi-Ann Robinson * Molly Rouse * Clare Rustad * Jaclyn Sawicki * Sophie Schmidt * Nicole Setterlun ...
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Vancouver Whitecaps (women)
The Vancouver Whitecaps FC women was a Canadian soccer club based in Vancouver, British Columbia that played in the USL W-League, the second tier of women's soccer in the United States and Canada. The team was formed in 2001 under the name Vancouver Breakers following a merger of the Vancouver Lady 86ers and Vancouver Angels. In 2003, they changed their name to the Whitecaps to match the Vancouver Whitecaps, men's team. History Pre-formation Vancouver Lady 86ers In 2000, the Vancouver Lady 86ers played an exhibition season over the summer along with three other new Pacific Northwest teams: Portland Rain, Spokane Chill and the Seattle Sounders Women, Seattle Sounders Select Women, with the four teams planning to join the USL W-League for the 2001 season. Vancouver Angels In 2000, the Vancouver Angels were established to play in the Women's Premier Soccer League. During the 2000 season, the Angels finished in fourth place in the eight team division. Breakers years In 2001, Da ...
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