P.E.I. champions
The West Prince Storm won the senior women’s first division soccer championship by defeating the Stratford Cougars 2-0. Maggie Fraser netted a goal in each half to pace the Storm and Julia O”Halloran recorded the shutout to capture the trophy for the regular season champions. First row, from left, are Chelsey Gallant, Alyx Shea, Sydnee DesRoche, Fallon Gaudet, Julia O’Halloran, Janelle Perry, Rickilee MacLeod, Amanda Kenny, Aneasa Ramsay and Hayden Chaisson. Second row, Jenna O’Halloran, Amanda Gallant, Maggee Fraser, Lyndsay Callaghan, Hannah DesRoches, Mariah Gallant, Nonie Lyon and Bailey McAssey. Missing were Shianne Handrahan and coaches Lincoln Rix and James Essery. The Souris Lamplighters S.C. recently won the Subway Provincial Cup under-15 boys’ first division soccer championship by defeating Kings County 3-2. Quinton Mallard got the winner in the 62nd minute after a scoreless first half. Alexander Dixon and Kiernan Rodgers also scored in the win while Cooper Campbell and Ryan MacDonald responded for Kings County. First row, from left, are Conner Ching, Peter Macaulay, Jonah Manning, Ashton Jay, Keir Sheppard and Lucas MacDonald. Second row, coach Shawn Laybolt, Alexander Dixon, Quinten Mallard, Tristen Ching, Keirnan Rodgers, Grant Allen, William Lyons, Tyler Dill and coach Donald McCormac. Missing was Nathan Bailey. The Souris Lamplighters S.C. recently won the Subway Provincial Cup under-15 girls’ first division soccer championship by defeating Summerside United One 8-3. Delaney Roche scored two goals in each half for the regular season champion Lamplighters. Emily Peters and Lucy MacPhee each scored twice in the victory. Abby Lawlor had a pair for Summerside while Sidney Arsenault scored once. First row, from left, are Lucy MacPhee, Bailey Townshend, Rosslyn Townshend, Mia MacAdam, Chloe LaBrech, Nellie Campbell, Trinity Roche and manager Karen Power. Second row, coach Terry Campbell, Maribeth Power, Emily Peters, Lexie McKinnon, Jillian Power, Addie MacPhee, Georgia Fraser, Delaney Roche, Sinead O’Neill and coach Shawn MacPhee. Missing was Brooklyn MacInnis. Summerside United S.C. recently won the Subway Provincial Cup under-18 boys’ first division soccer championship by defeating the Eliot River Ramblers in penalty kicks after the teams played to a 1-1 tie in regulation. Summerside’s Stephen Smallwood and Eliot River’s Dennis Park exchanged goals during regulation and neither team could find the back of the net in extra time. Laying in front are Nathaniel Muller, left; and Julien Robichaud. First row, from left, Caleb Overy, Caleb Coyle, Caleb Dawson, Jordon Arsenault, Carte McBean, Mathew Meister, Sean Gonzales and Joel Gallant. Second row, Stephen Smallwood, Matt Enman, Brandon Hastings, Brayden Gallant, Brett Atkin, Payton Lauwerijssen, Dexter Stewart, Isaac Arsenault, Bryce Corkum and coach Thane Smallwood. Missing was manager Tracy Enman. Top-ranked West Prince Storm S.C. recently won the Subway Provincial Cup under-18 girls’ first division soccer championship by defeating the Sherwood-Parkdale Rangers 6-3 in extra time. Stephanie Arsenault scored twice in overtime to finish with a three-goal performance. Madison McHugh had two and Hayden Chaisson a single to round out the Storm’s scoring. Darian Burke had two and Riley Chappell one for the Rangers. It was McHugh’s first goal of the game in the 87th minute that sent the contest into extra time. Laying in front is keeper Breanna O’Halloran. First row, from left, Keana Jeffery, Sherrise Gaudet, Shakira Gaudet, Madison McHugh, Janelle Perry, Alyx Shea, Stephanie Arsenault, Gracie Ramsay. Second row, Erin Milligan, Hannah DesRoches, Hayden Chaisson, Shianne Handrahan, Allison Harper, Allison Gorrill, Jill Harper, Julie Hardy, Maggie Gard, Meadow Ramsay and coach Brian Allain. Missing were Makaylee Power and Tyra Perry.