Edmonton Wildcats Competitors

FC Edmonton is Edmonton's professional soccer team. The club is a founding member of the brand new Canadian Premier League, which will kick off in April 2019.

BC Rugby News has been serving the rugby community in British Columbia since 2005. Our aim is to promote the sport of rugby, the local rugby clubs and highlight players from those clubs. The men's BC Premier league is the top amateur rugby league in North America. In 2017-18 there were 11 clubs in the BC Premier. Below BC Premier there are Division 1, 2, and 3 leagues for men. There is a BC Premier league for women with Division 1 and 2 leagues below that. There are age-grade competitions as well at the U16, U18 and U20 level plus mini-rugby.

The ARFC men's team has secured a new coach for the 2010-11 season as it's top two teams make the jump from the Coulter league to province's elite Spray League. The ARFC is very happy to have local coach Jason Young at the helm of the men's squad for this important transition season. Jason just returned from coaching the U-20 Canadian women to a championship in the Bahamas and was the 2009 recipient of the Gerald McGavin Coaching Award (GMCA). This special award acknowledges BC rugby coaches who have left an indelible mark on their rugby community. Jason came through the Abbotsford school system as a product of Abbotsford Senior and a strong representative player in the centers. He went on to play several seasons with the Abbotsford Rugby Club and has been coaching in the community at various schools for over 15 years, including Abbotsford Senior and Rick Hansen. Jason has also coached the men's and women's programs in the Abbotsford Rugby Club. Jason has been tirelessly committed to his craft and works hard to develop his skills as a tactician of the game. In recent years, Jason has been the local Fraser Valley youth director working with clubs in the Valley to foster growth of community programs. He has also been coach of the BC women, Canadian Junior women, and the Fraser Valley U-20 men over the past several years. The Abbotsford Rugby Club is very pleased that Jason has decided to work with the men's team and looks forward to a successful season in the Spray league. The league structure has changed slightly this year in that the spring will see a 3 tiered structure instead of the previous 2 tiered structure. During the fall season, Abbotsford will play in the Spray mainland league, where it will play the 8 other mainland teams, including Burnaby, Meralomas, Capilano, Rowers, Bayside, UBC Old Boys Ravens, UBC, and the Brit Lions who newly joined the league with Abbotsford. Based on fall league play, these teams will be put in three pools with the Island elite teams, indcluding James Bay, Oak Bay, UVic, ...