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Club Update
Summary This week’s opponentMatch week 5: May 27, 2023 We head out on the road! Join us at Ken Woods Park at UBC for our first League away game of the season. Whitecaps FC Location: Ken Woods Field, UBC.TV: Streamed as the League 1 BC match of the weekTickets: Admission is $5 at Ken Woods Park. This is always a tasty matchup. Many of our players, at one point or another, trained in the Whitecaps Academy on the men’s side or the REX on the women’s side. Last year, two of our spiciest matches were played on Ken Woods field, and our players will be up for the challenge. currently…
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Rovers League1 BC Matchweek 3 – Striking Hot Against Harbourside
BC weather is not the only thing heating up the Swangard Stadium pitch this month. This past Saturday featured another anticipated League1 BC double-header for the TSS Rovers, facing Harbourside FC, the brand-new addition to League1 BC for this year. It was the first face-off between the two teams for both the men and women and both sides were looking to leave an impression. For the women, Rovers are slowly building their starters back into the line-up as they return from the US with their college seasons ending. They have not won a game this season and with last week’s game ending in a 1-1 tie, the women were hungry…
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A Spirit of the Rovers Spotlight: Chris Corrigan – More than a Spectator
The notorious unpredictably of spring weather in the Lower Mainland loomed over Swangard stadium this past Saturday during its double header game of both the women and men TSS Rovers team. It was the kind of weather that confuses you – as you don’t know if you should wear shorts or a rain jacket. Despite the threat of a downpour, weather is never the reason for keeping the TSS Rovers fans (most commonly known as the Swanguardians) away from a home game. Since the very beginning, there is a special connection between the club and their fans, which in many ways has epitomized what the club stands for. One of…
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Rovers League1 BC Matchweek 2 – A Heated Double-Bill Against the Highlanders
It’s been a sunny start to this new TSS Rovers season, on and off the pitch. The first two matchdays (including the Voyageurs Cup clash) saw the venerable Swangard Stadium bathed in glorious sun, a major win in the annual BC Springtime weather lottery. Speaking of major wins, that three-goal performance by the men’s side against the CPL’s Valour was bright enough to light up the night, giving us one of the highest of highs in club football: the cup upset. But, of course, things can’t always be rosy; the weather turns, challenges come. This League1 BC double bill against the Victoria Highlanders played out beneath a blanket of grey…
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Club Update
Summary This week’s opponent Victoria Highlanders Saturday, May 6 Buy your tickets here TSS Rovers has a long rivalry with Victoria Highlanders dating back to our inaugural season in the PDL and later USL2. Rovers and Highlanders were the last two combatants for the Juan de Fuca Plate in the USL. In 2017, Highlanders bested us for that trophy, but we came back and won it in 2018 and 2019. Technically, the oldest team in League 1 BC, the Highlanders began play in 2009 and have had many notable men’s players come through their side, including former Whitecaps Brett Levis, Caleb Clark, and current Pacific FC captain Josh Heard. Highlanders…
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Club Update
Summary League Play Begins! Match week 1: April 29, 2023 It’s match week 1, and our League 1 season is about to get underway. This week’s opponent: Nautsa’mawt FC Saturday, April 29 @ Swangard Stadium TSS Rovers (0-0-0) v Nautsa’mawt FC (0-0-0) @ Swangard in BurnabyWomen at 1:30pmMen at 4:00pm Make sure to grab your season pass to secure your place at Swangard. Only $80 for all 14 matches. If you can’t make all the dates, the club will gladly give your spare tickets to kids that deserve a chance to see a live match themselves. Support the club by getting a pass this year. Buy your tickets here This week’s opponent…
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SWING BIG
It’s no joke that when we started this journey we sketched a set of goals on the back of a napkin. We couldn’t imagine in 2018 when we joined the USL-PDL that we would appear in the Voyageurs Cup. But it was on our napkin. So even getting to play in this game was a years long dream for Colin Elmes and Brendan Quarry and Will Cromack and Darren Russcher and everyone else at Total Soccer who wanted to give their players the best chance to achieve their dreams. From the moment TSS Rovers began in 2017 we all set out to build something we saw was missing in the…
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Rovers 2023 Schedule
We are super excited about the upcoming 2023 TSS Rovers season. We have all missed cheering on our Women’s and Men’s teams this off season but we are on the cusp of going back to Swangard and enjoying days out in the sun supporting Canada’s first every Supporter/Community owned Football (Soccer) team.
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What it means to be a TSS Rovers co-owner
On the morning of August 6th, 2021 I sat glued to my TV screen absolutely riveted by the possibility of Canada winning a gold medal in women’s soccer at the Tokyo Olympics. After a tournament in which the team had dug deep against better teams and bitter rivals, they stood poised to capture a gold against Sweden. Nothing was certain as the match went to penalties, and as a long time supporter of Canadian soccer I found myself consumed only with hope, pleading with the soccer deities that our surse would be lifted. And then when Julia Grosso scored the winning penalty, she ran into the arms of Jordyn Huitema…
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