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Concordia Thunder Women's Soccer History

 

Beginning conference play in the Alberta College Athletics Conference (ACAC) during the 1993 season, the Concordia Thunder women’s program is one of the original athletic programs at Concordia. The Thunder women’s soccer program is also one of the most successful programs at Concordia. First making the playoffs in 1999, the women’s soccer team has made the playoffs in every year but two since. The program has captured two ACAC Conference Championships in 2009 and 2010, with the 2009 Thunder women’s soccer team going on to capture the 2009 CCAA Women’s Soccer National Championship – only the second national championship in Concordia history at the time. Qualifying for 23 ACAC Conference Championships, the women’s soccer program has medaled 15 times, and made five trips to the CCAA Women’s Soccer National Championships medaling twice. The Thunder women’s soccer program has produced a Concordia Thunder record 73 ACAC All-Conference Athletes through the years, and 7 CCAA All-Canadians: Amanda Mawanay (2004-05), Alesha Weicker (2008-09), Lindsay Bolland (2011-12), Lindsay Butler (2012-13), Breanna Callander (2021-22), Elizabeth Crothers (2022-23), and Vanessa Pietramala (2023-24). Taking over in 2024, current Head Coach Gadeer Sobh looks to further the great success of the program.

Head Coaches: Carole Fowler (1993-95), Al Valante (1996-98), Diane Brennan (1999-04), Tony Rosselli (2005-08),
Dean Cordiero (2009-11), Franco Imbrogno (2012-2023), Gadeer Sobh (2024-Present)

 

 


 

 

ACAC Conference Championship Results

CCAA National Championship Results

2023 Bronze Medal 2012 Silver Medal
2022 Silver Medal 2009 National Champions
2019 Silver Medal  
2017 Bronze Medal  
2016 Bronze Medal  
2015 Silver Medal  
2012 Silver Medal  
2011 Bronze Medal  
2010 Conference Champions  
2009 Conference Champions  
2008 Silver Medal  
2007 Silver Medal  
2006 Bronze Medal  
2005 Silver Medal  
2004 Bronze Medal  

 

 

 

All-Conference Athletes:

CCAA All-Canadians:

  • Kelly Anderson: 2010-11
  • Patricia Arends: 2009-10, 2010-11, 2012-13
  • Kennedy Ballam: 2018-19
  • Preet Bhatti: 2004-05
  • Lindsay Bolland: 2011-12
  • Magdalena Boras: 2015-16
  • Lesley Brennan: 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03
  • Briony Buchanan: 2011-12
  • Lindsay Butler: 2012-13
  • Breanna Callander: 2021-22, 2023-24
  • Sarah Cote: 1994-95
  • Jennifer Cranston: 1999-00
  • Elizabeth Crohters: 2022-23
  • Laura D'Andrea: 2015-16
  • Stacey Dahlbeck: 2005-06
  • Brynn de Vries: 2015-16
  • Monica Dickson: 2019-20, 2023-24
  • Kaitlyn Diduck: 2014-15, 2016-17
  • Amy Fayant: 2022-23
  • Audrey French: 2023-24
  • Madison Gamache: 2021-22, 2022-23
  • Kathryn Herzog: 2007-08
  • Madison Kindzierski: 2017-18
  • Nicole Klepic: 2017-18
  • Shauntel Langle: 2009-10, 2010-11
  • Rebecca Leavell: 2018-19, 2019-20
  • Paige Martin: 2018-19, 2019-20
  • Amanda Mawanay: 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07
  • Anne McClelland: 2021-22
  • Lindsay Monkman: 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10
  • Laura Morrison: 2014-15
  • Vanessa Pietramala: 2022-23, 2023-24
  • Tarah Pliska: 2019-20
  • Danielle Quimpere: 2002-03, 2003-04
  • Leah Sartison: 2006-07, 2007-08
  • Tanya Sego: 1994-95, 1995-96
  • Samara Smith: 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03
  • Eleni Stamatakis: 2016-17
  • Jaida Stasiuk: 2015-16, 2016-17. 2017-18
  • Caitlin Strauss: 2008-09
  • Audrey Sydora: 2012-13
  • Sheena Tracey: 2012-13
  • Erika Vecchio: 2012-13
  • Selina Verkland: 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18
  • Alesha Weicker: 2008-09, 2009-10

 

 


 

Concordia Thunder Women's Soccer Records

 

Single Season:

Goals   Assists   Wins
1. Lindsay Butler: 19 (2012)   1. Vanessa Pietramala: 16 (2023)   1. Amanda Mawany: 12 (2015)
2. Alesha Weicker: 17 (2008)   2. Vanessa Pietramala: 9 (2022)   2. Patricia Arends: 9 (2010)
3. Rebecca Leavell: 16 (2019)   3. Breanna Callander: 8 (2022)       Patricia Arends: 9 (2011)
4. Lindsay Bolland: 15 (2011)   4. Audrey French: 6 (2023)       Patricia Arends: 9 (2012)
5. Three tied at 13     5. Megan Algeo: 5 (2019)       Monica Dickson: 9 (2023) 
     
Clean Sheets   Saves

1. Monica Dickson: 9

(2023)   1. Selina Verkland: 55 (2018)
2. Patricia Arends: 8 (2012)   2. Selina Verkland: 46 (2016)
3. Patricia Arends: 7 (2008)   3. Monica Dickson: 42 (2019)
   Patricia Arends: 7 (2009,2010)   4. Selina Verkland: 33 (2017)
   Laura Morrison: 7 (2014)   5. Monica Dickson: 27 (2022) 

 

 

Career Records:

Games Playes   Goals   Assists
1. Patricia Arends: 50 (2008-12)   1. Breanna Callander: 40 (2018-23)   1. Vanessa Pietramala: 27 (2021-23)
     Audrey Sydora: 50 (2009-13)   2. Rebecca Leavell: 39 (2017-21)   2. Breanna Callander: 16 (2018-23)
     Jill Sander: 50 (2013-17)   3. Alesha Weicker: 36 (2008-10)   3. Brooke Lesoway: 7 (2018-23)
4. Mandy Nakrayko: 49 (2006-10)   4. Lesley Brennan: 34 (2000-03)   4. Three tied at 6  
    Elizabeth Crothers: 49 (2018-23)   5. Jaida Stasiuk: 28 (2015-17)      
               
Wins   Clean Sheets   Saves
1. Patricia Arends: 41 (2008-12)   1. Patricia Arends: 35 (2008-12)   1. Selina Verkland: 134 (2015-18)
2. Monica Dickson: 28 (2019-23)   2. Monica Dickson: 20 (2019-23)   2. Monica Dickson: 109 (2019-23)
3. Amanda Mawany: 24 (2004-06)   3. Amanda Mawany: 15 (2004-06)   3. Kathleen Lang: 15 (2015-18)
4. Selina Verkland: 21 (2015-18)   4. Selina Verkland: 13 (2015-18)   4. Kira Lauder: 5 (2021-22) 
5. Samara Smith: 15 (2000-02)   5. Samara Smith: 8 (2000-02)   5. Madison Kempster: 4 (2022)