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Nickname: Whitecap' refers to a snowy tops that you see on Vancouver's surrounding mountains and ocean waves of the Pacific. Colors: Blue White Light Blue |
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Manager: Martin Rennie 2011- Stadium: BC Place 2011- |
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Logo 2011-Present |
2nd Season First Game Played March 19, 2011 |
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Address: 375 Water Street, Suite 550 Vancouver, BC V6B 5C6 Phone: (604) 669-9283 Web: http://www.whitecapsfc.com/ |
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Stadiums: (2) Empire Field 2011 BC Place 2011-Present |
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MLS Cup MVP: None |
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Best Season: 2011 (6-10-18; 36 points) Worst Season: 2011 (11-14-9; 36 points) |
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On the Air: Televsion: Rogers Sports Net Pacific, Sports Net One, CityTV Vancouver Radio: CFTE (1410 AM) Broadcasters: Paul Dolan, Craig MacEwen, David Norman and Peter Schaad |
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with the Vancouver Whitecaps F.C. or the MLS. This site is maintained
for research purposes only. All logos used on this page were from Chris Creamer's Sports Logos Page. Page created on March 22, 2012. Last updated on March 22, 2012 at 10:15 pm ET. Home |
Managers: (3) Teitur Thordarson 2011 Tom Soehn 2011 Martin Rennie 2011-Present |
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MLS Cup Champions: None MLS Cup Appearances: None Supporter's Shield Winner: None Semi-Finals Appearances: None Confernce Champions: None Playoff Appearances: None |
All-Star Games Hosted: None All-Star Game MVP: None |
AWARDS Coach of the Year: None Rookie of the Year: None Scoring Champion: None Goalkeeper of the Year: None Defender of the Year: None MVP: None |
Historical Moments: 2011: On March 19, the Vancouver Whitecaps FC, a reincarnated team from the NASL and lower divisions in North American Soccer, played their inaugural match at Empire Field against Toronto FC, which also happened to be the first-ever MLS game between two Canadian clubs. In this match, the Whitecaps would beat Toronto 4-2. But that would be the only win they would record until mid-June and the team would badly struggle as they sat in last place for virtually the entire season and ended with a 6-10-18 record. In October, the club left Empire Field for BC Place, the stadium renovated after the 2010 Winter Olympics for them and the British Columbia Lions. |
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