The Boston Breakers have agreed to terms with free agent midfielder Leslie Osborne, a former member of FC Gold Pride and current member of the U.S. Women’s National Team.  Osborne is the second new arrival to join the Breakers via free agency this offseason, joining her former FC Gold Pride teammate Tiffany Weimer.  

A spot at the women’s soccer provincial championship will be on the line on Tuesday night as the Central East Region Champion Durham Lords host Conestoga College in an OCAA quarter-final match-up at Vaso’s Field. Kick-off for the big match is at 5 p.m.

The St. Louis SLAM will be holding tryouts on October 25, 2009 from 1:30-4pm at Creve Coeur Park Football Fields.
 
Please bring proof of medical insurance, cleats, water, towel and a $10 one time tryout fee.
We hope to see you at tryouts!
 
Thanks again,
St. Louis SLAM
http://www.stlslam.com
 

Angela Hucles, a Boston Breakers veteran and 2008 Olympic hero, has announced her retirement from professional soccer.  Hucles will not travel with the U.S. National Team for its match against Germany on October 29 and she will not return for the second season of Women’s Professional Soccer after playing with the Breakers in 2009.

For the second straight year, Erin Dewey (Port Hope, Ont.) of the Durham College women's fastball team was named the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association player of the year. Top honours were handed out at the OCAA Fastball Championship banquet in Hamilton on Thursday evening to kick off the 2009 provincial championship.

Durham defeated Seneca  3-0 (25-20, 25-23, 25-21)