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Cape Breton United claims provincial soccer title

Contributed | Posted: Oct. 3, 2019, 10:09 p.m. | Updated: Oct. 3, 2019, 10:09 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Cape Breton United captured the Nova Scotia senior men's 'A' division provincial soccer title on Aug. 25, defeating Valley 3-0 in the championship game at Open Hearth Park in Sydney. The team posted a 3-0-1 record during the two-day event. Members of the team are shown with the championship banner. Front row, from left, Kiel MacGibbon (coach), Brad Patterson, Peter Xidos, Richard Risk, Ethan MacInnis, Brandon Senneck, Jared MacInnis, Ryan MacLean, Jesse Beaton and Coady Ferguson. Back row, from left, Jeremy Stylen, Jeris Abbass, David Hooper, Yanni Harbis, Wyatt Scheller, Josh MacKay, Brandon Caydle, Jesse MacIntyre and Scott MacKenzie.
Cape Breton United captured the Nova Scotia senior men's 'A' division provincial soccer title on Aug. 25, defeating Valley 3-0 in the championship game at Open Hearth Park in Sydney. The team posted a 3-0-1 record during the two-day event. Members of the team are shown with the championship banner. Front row, from left, Kiel MacGibbon (coach), Brad Patterson, Peter Xidos, Richard Risk, Ethan MacInnis, Brandon Senneck, Jared MacInnis, Ryan MacLean, Jesse Beaton and Coady Ferguson. Back row, from left, Jeremy Stylen, Jeris Abbass, David Hooper, Yanni Harbis, Wyatt Scheller, Josh MacKay, Brandon Caydle, Jesse MacIntyre and Scott MacKenzie. - Contributed

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SYDNEY, N.S. — Cape Breton United captured the Nova Scotia senior men's 'A' division provincial soccer title on Aug. 25, defeating Valley 3-0 in the championship game at Open Hearth Park in Sydney.

The team posted a 3-0-1 record during the two-day event.

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