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Canada sweep individual awards
CONCACAF executive Alfredo Hawitt (3rd left) shares a grip on the trophy presented to Canada’sRylee Foster for winning the Top Goalkeeper award. Sharing the occasion (from left) areCONCACAF president Jeffrey Webb, vice-presidents Jamaica’s Captain Horace Burrell, Cuba’sLuiz Hernandez and Costa Rica’s Eduardo Lee.
Football, International Football, Sports
November 10, 2013

Canada sweep individual awards

CATHERINE HALL, St James — Beaten finalists Canada swept the individual awards of the CONCACAF Women’s Under-17 Championship that ended at the Montego Bay Sports Complex on Saturday.

The USA beat Jamaica 8-0 in the third place play-off match in the first game of a double-header.

The Canadians won the Fair Play award while their captain Jessie Fleming was named Most Valuable Player. Rylee Foster took the award for the best goalkeeper, while Marie-Mychele Metivier, who was subbed in the final, won the golden boot award for the Top Scorer with seven goals.

Meanwhile, Mexico defender Vanessa Flores was the only non-North American named in the all-tournament team following the finals.

Seven Canadians and three Americans were named by the technical committee.

The rest of the All-Star team is Canada’s Foster, Rachel Jones, Bianca St Georges, Fleming, Metivier, Easther Mayi Kith, and Emily Borgmann, while the Americans are Elisabeth Jean, Marley Canales and Zoe Redei.

— PR

 

Canada’s inspirational captain Jessie Fleming receives the MVPtrophy from president of the Canada Soccer Association VictorMontagliani during an awards ceremony at the Montego BaySports Complex, on Saturday night. (PHOTOS: PAUL REID)
Jamaica&rsquo;s football boss Captain Horace Burrell (right) poses<br>with Golden Boot winner Canada&rsquo;s Marie-Mychele Metivier<br>shortly after presenting her with the award.

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