Electric City Football Club To Host Meet and Greet This Sunday
/The Electric City Football Club (ECFC) is hosting a meet and greet at the Silver Bean Café and Millenium Park this Sunday.
Photo by Luke Best.
Photo by Luke Best.
The Current 1819 enter the stands to drum beats and smoke bombs prior to each ECFC home game kickoff. Photo by Luke Best.
“Electric City FC is excited to welcome back The Current 1819 to Fleming Field for this weekend’s Men’s ECFC match against Woodbridge Strikers as the team makes a push for the playoffs!
We thank them for their support and co-operation during the investigation which is now complete with an official statement expected by the League and both Clubs next week. We also want to thank The Current 1819 leadership and its members for working with us to ensure we are creating a positive, enjoyable and exciting ECFC game-day experience for all.” - Electric City Football Club
“The Current 1819 set out from the start to be an inclusive group of passionate football supporters. Our goal is to create an environment that our players feel supported in, and visiting teams dread coming to, because they know we are the 12th person for our team.
However, there is a line. We strongly condemn any acts of racism or bigotry.
The code of conduct that covers fan behaviour at Fleming Stadium was co-created by Electric City FC and the Current. Any individual members found to be in violation will be asked to leave the group and supporters' end of the stadium. This has been our policy from the first home match. None of our members, or any of the security staff present in our section were aware of any racist language from the Current last night. The Current will be giving our full support to the club and League One Ontario in all investigations about last night's allegations, as racism has no home in football.” - David Barney, The Current 1819
ECFC goalkeeper Quillan Roberts (left) gets his second shutout of the season while Ethan Gopaul (right) seals the win for ECFC with a goal late in the second half. Photo by David Tuan Bui.
Photo courtesy of Electric City Football Club and David Pickering.
Photo courtesy of Electric City Football Club.
ECFC captain Holly O’Neill (middle) shakes off two North Toronto Nitro players to get a pass off to a teammate. O’Neill is tied in the league with five other players for fifth in the league in goals scored. Photo by Luke Best.
ECFC captain Holly O’Neill and ECFC striker Kayla McQueen scored two goals apiece, one in each half. The two players alternated goals between the team en route to their 4-1 victory. Photo by David Tuan Bui.
ECFC players Luke Green (middle) and Connor Wilson (right) celebrating the team’s first franchise win with fans, scoring three goals in 14 minutes. Photo by David Tuan Bui.
(From left to right) Abby Hunt, Madicynn Harnish, Mariah Shaw are the final signings of the women’s team but were not part of the roster on the team’s first match. The women’s team won their inaugural match against Alliance United 2-1 on Sunday. Photo courtesy of ECFC.
Tomas Alvarez (left) aiding teammate Connor Wilson (right) from a Guelph United defender. Photo courtesy of Electric City Football Club.
Ben Vyfschaft (middle) clearing the ball in the defensive zone. ECFC allowed only one high-quality chance to Guelph United throughout the match. Photo courtesy of Electric City Football Club.
Photo courtesy of ECFC.
Penello was a two-time OCAA All-Star and a two-time MVP during his college career with the Fleming Knights. Photo courtesy of ECFC.
Schaefer registered eight points in his third season with MRU. Photo courtesy of ECFC.
Mandai scored four goals in a five-game stretch with the South Coast Flame FC from July 27 to Aug. 24. in 2019. Photo courtesy of ECFC.
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