CMFSC-Class of 2023 Release - V2

Oct 3, 2026

Coquitlam Metro-Ford Class of 2023 highlights how the club develops players who advance into collegiate competition across Canada and North America. Twenty-four BCSPL players have signed on for post-secondary performance play, including sixteen U18 girls and eight U18 boys. Simon Fraser University leads with eight commitments, with additional placements at the University of Fraser Valley, University of Victoria, UBC Thunderbirds, UBC Okanagan Heat, University of New Brunswick, Capilano University, and Douglas College.

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COQUITLAM METRO-FORD CLASS OF 2023 24 PLAYERS MOVING FORWARD INTO COLLEGIATE PLAY Annually our club develops players that move into collegiate play in universities and colleges across North America. This year twenty-four of our BCSPL players have signed on to compete in post-secondary competition for campuses across Canada. Sixteen players from our U18 girls squad and eight players from our U18 boys squad will take the next step into in post-secondary performance play. Simon Fraser University is the biggest bridge this year as eight of our players will move to the mountain campus. Sabryna Bailey, Sarah Caravatta, Alyssa Clark, Tyra Gunara, Katelyn Magdalinski, Kiera Scott, and Kate Smith will be representing the women’s Red Leafs in NCAA Div.2 competition. Cole Toupin will be joining the men’s Red Leaf team with the goal of bringing home the GNA Conference title. The Cascades from the University of Fraser Valley is gaining five of our club graduates. Danielle Coss, Rylan Gray, and Dessa Peterson will join the rising UFV women’s program. Dylan Lee and Adam Szymanski joining the always strong men’s program. Three players will make the trip across the Georgia Straight to the University of Victoria. Maia Broughton and Makayla Peluso along with Thomas Sullivan will join the Vikes as they look to challenge for the Western Canadian U-Sports title. Ava Ferreira and Sofia Peckenpaugh will move across the city to compete for the UBC Thunderbirds who are consistently factoring into the Canadian national title chase. Reconnecting as teammates in the Okanagan are Dario Fedele, Varun Kothary, and Mark Perizzolo as they join the UBCO Heat with goal to impact play in their freshman year. Elijah Oamen will travel across the country as he joins the University of New Brunswick Reds program to battle for Atlantic University Conference titles. Kaitlyn Johnson will travel to the North Shore with the Capilano University Blues that has become a consistent partner for the club and Tara Krsmanovic will bring her game to Douglas College to lead the Royals. Both programs looking to annually challenge for CCAA national play-off spots. Coquitlam Metro-Ford Soccer Club (CMFSC) is one of the province's largest and most successful community sports organizations, offering both recreational and elite soccer programs to over 4,000 youth and adult players.

FAQs

How many players are advancing to collegiate competition in the Class of 2023 release?

Twenty-four BCSPL players are moving into post-secondary competition across Canada.

Which U18 squads are represented in the 24 players?

The group includes sixteen U18 girls players and eight U18 boys players.

Which university has the most players committed this year?

Simon Fraser University has the biggest representation, with eight of the club’s players moving to the mountain campus.

Oct 3, 2026

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