2025 CCAA Women's Soccer Championship
Schedule & Results
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Major Funding Partner |
Official Soccer Ball |
Official Retailer |
NSO Partner |
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Official Award Rings |
Players of the Match Presenters |
Official Medical Supplies |
Film Exchange Partner |
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Teams
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St-Clair Saints
Windsor, ON
ROSTER |
Aigles de Ahuntsic
Montréal, Qc
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Élans de Garneau
Québec, QC
ROSTER |
VIU Mariners
Nainaimo, BC
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CUE Thunder
Edmonton, AB
ROSTER |
Brandon University
Bobcats Brandon, MV
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MSVU Mystics
Halifax, NS
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Red Deer Queens
Red Deer, AB
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Awards
CCAA National Champions |
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Aigles d'Ahuntsic
Élans de Garneau 
Red Deer Queens |
Championship Most Valuable Player |
Exemplary Leadership Award |
| All-Canadians Presented by 
Jada Kamerman Vancouver Island University
Lauren Grey Capilano University
Meagan Wiebe SAIT Polytechnic
Nicole (Nikki) Charlton SAIT Polytechnic
Vanessa Pietramala Concordia University of Edmonton
Serena Negrich Providence University College
Halle Owen Providence University College
Bekah Lee Seneca Polytechnic
Tessa Vahrmeyer Niagara College
Victoria Walsh St. Clair College
Léane Dagnault Collège Montmorency
Lyna Arous Champlain College Saint-Lambert
Karissa George Holland College |
Championship All-Stars |
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Ashley Neves Mount Saint Vincent University |
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| Coach of the Year Presented by 
Steve Vagnini |
Player of the Year Presented by
Nicole (Nikki) Charlton |
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Players of the Match Presented by |
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| Match 1 | Morgan Gillis MSVU Mystics | Victoria Walsh St. Clair Saints | |
| Match 2 | Charline Massy des Élans de Garneau | Vanessa Gomez CUE Thunder | |
| Match 3 | Camille Tremblay des Aigles Ahuntsic | Victoria Gonzalez Castillo Brandon Bobcats | |
| Match 4 | Jade Dillabough VIU Mariners | Jessica Stewart RDP Queens | |
| Match 5 | Lily Collins St. Clair Saints | Taytum Busch of CUE Thunder | |
| Match 6 | Deborah Meron Brandon Bobcats | Paige Kalbfleisch RDP Queens | |
| Match 7 | Emma Farrell MSVUI Mystics | Océane Blouin Élans Garneay | |
| Match 8 | Eliane Alvaro of Aigles d’Ahuntsic | Mary Nicholls VIU Mariners | |
| Match 9 | Mackenzie Boyes Brandon Bobcats | Emma Ward CUE Thunder | |
| Match 10 | Lauren Seamone MSVU Mystics | Payton Erick of RDP Queens | |
| Match 11 | Emma Riccardi of VIU Mariners | Natalie Kersey of St. Clair Saints | |
| Match 12 | Sein Furuyama of Red Deer Queens | Alessia Olivito of St. Clair Saints | |
| Match 13 | Justine Jacques Élans de Garneau | Yerly-Lamothe Aigles d'Ahuntsic | |
Red Deer Polytechnic
Red Deer Polytechnic, a proud member of the Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference (ACAC) and the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), is excited to host the 2025 CCAA Women’s Soccer Championship at the newly developed Setters Place at Great Chief Park in Red Deer, Alberta. With top-tier facilities that exceed hosting requirements, Setters Place will provide exceptional amenities and hospitality to ensure an unforgettable experience for participants, fans, and the community. Building on its successful history of hosting soccer championships, including the 2012 ACAC Men’s Soccer Championship, Red Deer Polytechnic is committed to delivering a world-class event that showcases the nation’s best women’s collegiate soccer programs while fostering a welcoming environment on Treaty 7, Treaty 6, and Métis ancestral lands.
The 2025 CCAA Women’s Soccer Championship will be hosted at Setters Place in Great Chief Park. With
seating capacity for 1,500 and some great indoor amenities, it will provide a great experience.
- FIFA compliant synthetic regulation soccer field
- Three storey pavilion with:
- 4 teams rooms
- First aid room
- Statistician and Timekeeper area
- Indoor VIP Viewing Area
- Exterior Seating Area- Concession area
