Ottawa Fury Women

Ottawa Fury Women

Full name	Ottawa Fury Women
Nickname(s)	The Fury
Founded	2003
Ground	Algonquin College Soccer Complex (Capacity: 2,000)
Chairman	John Pugh
Manager	Dominic Oliveri
League	USL W-League
2010	1st, Great Lakes Division Playoff Conference Finals
Home colours Away colours

Ottawa Fury Women is a Canadian women’s soccer team, founded in 2003. The team is a member of the United Soccer Leagues W-League, the second tier of women’s soccer in the United States and Canada. The team plays in the Great Lakes Division of the Central Conference against teams from Hamilton, Laval, London, Quebec City, Rochester and Toronto.

The team plays its home games at the Algonquin College Soccer Complex in the city of Ottawa, Ontario. The team's colours are white and blue.

The team is a sister organization of the men's Ottawa Fury team, which plays in the USL Premier Development League.

The Fury also has a unique youth structure (from ages U-10 through U-19) ^{[1] [2] [3]}, in place that develops girls and boys players from the youth level at the Super Y-League ^{[4] [5]}and the Super-20 League and on to professional/semi-professional competitions ^[6]. Additionally, the Ottawa Fury Youth Program complement the collegiate playing experience as well as Ontario Soccer Association programs ^{[7] [8]}.

Players

Squad 2011

Notable former player

• Zoe Avner
• Rachael Axon
• Tameka Butt
• Maha Temkit
• Ingrid Christensen
• Michelle Evans
• Robyn Gayle
• Amber Hearn
• Cecilie Henriksen
• Anna Laue
• Diana Matheson
• Emma Mattsson
• Marie-Eve Nault
• Kelly Parker
• Ria Percival
• Stacy Stocco
• Jodie Taylor
• Faye White ^[9]
• Rhian Wilkinson
• Lisa-Marie Woods
• Servet Uzunlar

Coaching Staff 2011

• General Manager: John Pugh ^{[10] [11]}
• Director of Operations: Melanie Rutherford ^[12]
• Director of Communication & Marketing: Graeme Ivory ^[13]
• Staff & Admin Assistant: Jimmy Zito^[14]
• Head Coach: Dominic Oliveri ^[15]
• Assistant Coach: Kwesi Loney ^[16]
• Assistant Coach (Goalkeepers): David Bellemare ^[17]
• Team Leader:
• Team Physician:
• Physical therapist:
• Physiotherapist:
• Equipment Manager:

Former head coach

• Craig Smith - 2008 to 2010
• Frank Lofranco - 2003 to 2007 ^[18]

Year-by-year

• See also: 2003 season
• See also: 2004 season
• See also: 2005 season
• See also: 2006 season
• See also: 2007 season
• See also: 2008 season
• See also: 2009 season
• See also: 2010 season
• See also: 2011 season

Year	League	Division	Regular Season	Playoffs
2003	USL W-League	Northern division	2nd	National semi-Finals
2004	USL W-League	North Central Division	1st	Conference finals
2005	USL W-League	Northern Division	1st	National Final
2006	USL W-League	Northern Division	1st	National Final
2007	USL W-League	Northern Division	1st	Conference Finals
2008	USL W-League	Northern Division	1st	Conference Finals
2009	USL W-League	Great Lakes Division	1st	National Semi-Finals
2010	USL W-League	Great Lakes Division	1st	Conference Finals
2011	USL W-League	Great Lakes Division	1st	[19]

Awars and honors

• USL W-League Greak Lakes Division Champions 2011
• USL W-League Great Lakes Division Champions 2010
• USL W-League Great Lakes Division Champions 2009
• USL W-League Northern Division Champions 2008
• USL W-League Northern Division Champions 2007
• USL W-League Eastern Conference Champions 2006
• USL W-League Northern Division Champions 2006
• USL W-League Eastern Conference Champions 2005
• USL W-League Northern Division Champions 2005
• USL W-League North Central Division Champions 2004

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Stadium

• Soccer Complex at Algonquin College; Ottawa, Ontario (2008–present)
• Keith Harris Stadium; ^[21] Ottawa, Ontario (2003–2007)

External links

• Officiel web site of Ottawa Fury Women
• Ottawa Fury Women on USL Soccer

References

1. ^ Ottawa Fury kick off free soccer clinics for kids, http://centretownnewsonline.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=325&Itemid=99
2. ^ Youth Program Headlines, http://www.ottawafury.com/syl-index
3. ^ 2011 Ottawa Fury Program, http://www.ottawafury.com/programs
4. ^ Ottawa Fury U17 Girls win the Y-League Championship, http://www.ontariosoccer.ca/OSABlog/?p=4380 ,November 23, 2010
5. ^ Canada Soccer, http://www.canadasoccer.com/news/viewArtical.asp?Press_ID=4579
6. ^ Ottawa Fury Player Development Path, http://www.ottawafury.com/developmentpath
7. ^ Frequently Asked Questions About The Fury Youth Program, http://www.ottawafury.com/syl-faqs
8. ^ Academy Ottawa Fury, http://www.ottawafury.com/acad-index
9. ^ Ottawa Fury Women Sign England and Arsenal Captain, http://www.ottawafury.com/fullstory.php?id=523
10. ^ http://www.ottawafury.com/adm-jpugh
11. ^ The Voyageurs website, John Pugh & Ottawa Fury , http://www.cansoc.org/showthread.php?40410-John-Pugh-amp-Ottawa-Fury
12. ^ http://www.ottawafury.com/adm-mrichardson.php
13. ^ http://www.ottawafury.com/adm-communication_program_coordinator.php
14. ^ http://ottawafury.com/coach-jzito.php
15. ^ http://www.ottawafury.com/coach-doliveri
16. ^ http://www.ottawafury.com/coach-kloney
17. ^ http://www.ottawafury.com/coach-dbellemare.php
18. ^ http://www.ottawafury.com/wl-history
19. ^ Fury cruises into conference final, http://www.ottawacitizen.com/sports/Fury+cruises+into+conference+final/5150544/story.html
20. ^ Fury W-League History on http://www.ottawafury.com/fw-index
21. ^ Canada Soccer,Ottawa to host 2004 W-League Championship, http://www.canadasoccer.com/news/viewArtical.asp?Press_ID=1577&lang=en