2019 CAPERS Women's Soccer News
VICTORIA (U SPORTS) – A last-minute goal by Presley Rangel propelled the host Vikes into the consolation final with a 1-0 victory over the Cape Breton Capers.
VICTORIA (U SPORTS) – The Toronto Varsity Blues book their ticket into the semifinals with a well-earned 3-0 shutout win over the Cape Breton Capers.
Alliyah Rowe was named the U Sports Rookie of the year.
Cape Breton’s Ciera Disipio named AUS MVP for third consecutive season
The Cape Breton University CAPERS ended their regular season on a winning note as they defeated the Université de Moncton Aigles 4-1 on Saturday afternoon
(FREDERICTON, NB) A goal in extra time lifted the U SPORTS No. 4 Cape Breton Capers into a 1-1 draw with the UNB Reds on Friday.
(Sydney, NS) - The Capers started this game hoping to get a win on the last home game of the season.
With the 2019 season having just passed the halfway stage the second place CBU women’s soccer team are continuing to benefit from a bond they forged over 3,000 miles away.
(Sydney, NS) - On a cold and windy October 5th your CBU Capers went head to head against the Mount Allison Mounties and took the game 5-0 and right off the bat you could tell that CBU wanted to apply the pressure with two great looks in the first two minutes from Rachel Leck (Pickering, ON) and Erin Freeman (Halifax, NS) .
For Cape Breton University’s Erin Freeman, soccer has always been a family affair. Having been coached by her dad from an early age, it didn’t take long before Erin started to show the kind of talent that would see her named 2018 U-Sports Rookie of the Year.
Sydney, NS - It was a very cool calm day on the field as the Capers women’s soccer team took on Moncton and easily got the 6-1 win.
The U SPORTS No. 7 ranked Acadia Axewomen improved to 5-0 on Sunday when they defeated the No. 2 Cape Breton University Capers (4-1-0) by a score of 2-1
he visiting Cape Breton University Capers defeated the SMU Huskies 3-0 on Friday night in Atlantic University Sport women’s soccer action from Huskies Stadium.
The Cape Breton University Capers have made a great move by bringing back Mitchell Hanna as their new Performance Analyst coach. Mitchell had previously been a student assistant coach as he worked on his degree at CBU, but now after a move to finish his schooling at Dalhousie, he has returned to the CBU Women’s Soccer team as the Performance Analyst.
