sport.wikisort.org - TeamAltitude FC is a Canadian semi-professional soccer club based in North Vancouver, British Columbia that plays in League1 British Columbia.
Semi-professional soccer club
This article is about the League1 BC team. For the Premier League of Belize team of the same name, see Altitude FC (Belize).
Football club
Altitude FC |
Full name | Altitude FC |
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Founded | 2021 |
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Stadium | Kinsmen Park |
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Head Coach | Faly Basse |
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League | League1 British Columbia |
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2022 | L1BC, 4th (men) L1BC, 6th (women) |
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Website | Club website |
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Current season |
History
The club was officially unveiled on November 15, 2021, as an inaugural license holder for the first season of the new semi-professional League1 British Columbia in 2022.[1] The founders began working on forming the club in 2020, when BC Soccer issued an RFP for interested clubs.[2] Located in the city of North Vancouver, the club plans to represent the entire North Shore region,[2] as well as the Sea-to-Sky Corridor.[3] The group was formed by Faly Academy and a group of local investors[4] and is set to play out of Kinsmen Stadium.[5] The club intends to work alongside local youth clubs, such as North Van FC, West Van FC, and the North Shore Girls SC, rather than to try to compete with them for players, who can move to Altitude as part of the player pathway.[6]
Their inaugural matches, for both the male and female teams, occurred on May 22 against Rivers FC, with the men drawing 1-1 and the women being defeated 2-0.[7][8] Their first home matches occurred on May 29 against the Vancouver Whitecaps Academy,[9][10] in front of a sold-out crowd featuring over 700 fans in attendance with an additional 200 people standing outside of the fenced venue.[11] They formed a rivalry with TSS FC Rovers called the Ironworkers Memorial Derby.[12]
Seasons
Men
Season |
League |
Teams |
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Rank |
Playoffs |
Ref |
2022 |
League1 British Columbia |
7 |
4–2–6 |
4th |
did not qualify |
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Women
Season |
League |
Teams |
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Rank |
Playoffs |
Ref |
2022 |
League1 British Columbia |
7 |
1–2–9 |
6th |
did not qualify |
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References
- "League1BC welcomes Altitude FC as founding License Holder". BC Soccer Association. November 15, 2021.
- "Altitude FC Introduced as the North Shore's League1 BC Franchise". Altitude FC. November 15, 2021.
- Jacques, John (November 15, 2021). "League1 BC Climbing In Numbers With Altitude FC Announcement". Northern Tribune.
- Jacques, John (January 30, 2021). "Is League1 BC Starting This Year?". Northern Tribune.
- Jacques, John (November 18, 2021). "Fans Can Help Pick An Altitude FC Scarf Design". Northern Tribune.
- Prest, Andy (December 12, 2021). "New semi-pro soccer team coming to North Vancouver this spring". North Shore News.
- Petruk, Tim (May 24, 2022). "Undefeated weekend for Rivers FC as League1 BC begins play". Castanet.
- Prest, Andy (May 26, 2022). "Altitude FC ready to hit the pitch for semipro soccer in North Vancouver". North Shore News.
- Steiner, Ben (June 1, 2022). "Altitude fans flock to Kinsmen as Whitecaps take both matches". 49 Sport.
- Prest, Andy (May 30, 2022). "Sellout crowd greets Altitude FC for first-ever North Van home games". North Shore News.
- "New North Shore semi-pro soccer club offers high-performance sport for the community". North Shore News. September 14, 2022.
- Steiner, Ben (June 29, 2022). "League 1 BC Takeaways and Power Rankings after two thirds". 49 Sport.
League1 British Columbia |
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- Canadian Soccer Association
- British Columbia Soccer Association
- League1 Canada
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Men's | |
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Women's | |
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See also | |
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Baseball |
- NL: Vancouver Canadians
- WCL: Kamloops NorthPaws
- Kelowna Falcons
- Nanaimo NightOwls
- Victoria HarbourCats
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Basketball | |
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Esports | |
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Football |
- CFL: BC Lions
- CJFL: Langley Rams
- Valley Huskers
- Kamloops Broncos
- Okanagan Sun
- Prince George Kodiaks
- Vancouver Island Raiders
- Westshore Rebels
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Ice hockey |
- NHL: Vancouver Canucks
- AHL: Abbotsford Canucks
- WHL: Kamloops Blazers
- Kelowna Rockets
- Prince George Cougars
- Vancouver Giants
- Victoria Royals
- BCHL: Alberni Valley Bulldogs
- Chilliwack Chiefs
- Coquitlam Express
- Cowichan Valley Capitals
- Cranbrook Bucks
- Langley Rivermen
- Merritt Centennials
- Nanaimo Clippers
- Penticton Vees
- Powell River Kings
- Prince George Spruce Kings
- Salmon Arm Silverbacks
- Surrey Eagles
- Trail Smoke Eaters
- Vernon Vipers
- West Kelowna Warriors
- Other junior leagues
- KIJHL
- PJHL
- VIJHL
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Lacrosse |
- NLL: Vancouver Warriors
- WLA: Burnaby Lakers
- Coquitlam Adanacs
- Langley Thunder
- Maple Ridge Burrards
- Nanaimo Timbermen
- New Westminster Salmonbellies
- Victoria Shamrocks
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Soccer | |
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Rugby league |
- BCRL
- Abbotsford Griffins
- BC Bulldogs
- Capilano Cougars
- Valley Warriors
- Vancouver Dragons
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Rugby union |
- RCNJC: Fraser Valley Venom
- Vancouver Island Rising Tide
- Vancouver Wave
- NWL: British Columbia
- BC U23
- BC U20
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Ringette | |
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Roller derby |
- WFTDA: Terminal City Rollergirls
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University athletics |
- U Sports: UFV Cascades (CWUAA)
- TRU WolfPack (CWUAA)
- Trinity Western Spartans (CWUAA)
- UBC Thunderbirds (CWUAA/AII)
- UBC Okanagan Heat (CWUAA/PacWest)
- UNBC Timberwolves (CWUAA)
- Victoria Vikes (CWUAA/AII)
- NCAA D-II: Simon Fraser Red Leafs (GNAC)
- CCAA: Camosun Chargers (PacWest)
- Capilano Blues (PacWest)
- CBC Bearcats (PacWest)
- Douglas Royals (PacWest)
- Langara Falcons (PacWest)
- Okanagan Coyotes (PacWest)
- Rockies Avalanche (PacWest)
- VIU Mariners (PacWest)
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Defunct teams | |
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