What are three hat tricks in a row called? How about TONYE? Tonye Ogon our U18 and Senior Men’s triple AAA trainee has netted three hat tricks in the Winter League in a row. The first hat trick came in the draw with UDFC 4-4, the second one came versus Suburban FC we won 1-6…
Mens U18 beat Valley United 6-2 – could had been a bigger victory – we played very well getting up 5-0. A hat-trick by Tonye Ogon and two goals by Bill Isegya before Jose scored the sixth. Next game versus UDFC who sits top! let’s GO COYB team/ Yanawat/Jose/Tim/Bill/Haviz/Logan/Kareem/Tonye
Away game in Kentville lost to Valley United 4-1 – Emmanuel with Debut Goal. Game was tough as we were missing key players from mainly injuries! Not good. We go again against UDTC Sunday kick off 6PM – COYB team: Parker-Blake-Taras-Miran-Sorab-Declan-Toby-Emmanuel-Jun
We have few players ruled out for our trip to KENTVILLE v Valley United, Christian, Abdul, Issam and Muba all injured! Does not look good for us.
Timothy BRODIN joined Bears FC U 18 and Senior team training group in Winter League. Tim is Swedish and comes from HFX City. Welcome Tim.
We play Valley United at 4PM Sunday 7th of March – we sitting third-fifth in the Table, Valley second. Come on you Bears. game is at SNS
Senior AAA Mens go away against Valley United in Kentville Sunday at 4PM kick off. Valley United sitting second in the League we are fourth after our loss against HFX City.
Soccer Nova Scotia is lifting the restriction after the NS Government gave a go on opening up. we play Valley United away Sunday Senior AAA team. U18 will get new schedule of games today. COYB.
We have arranged Saturday at 6PM to play games we call In-house Games – Due to a spike in HRM of Covid 19 the league has been set on ice! We urge you as a player to wear mask and follow all Provincial Protovcols regarding the plaque. More information on our instagram account @atlanticbearsfootballclub Our…
From today all games in the Soccer Nova Scotia League are Stopped/Cancelled due to a spike in HRM Covid 19 Cases! further information www.soccerns.ca
