2009 PDL season

June 2013 2009-PDL-Championship-logo.jpg Official 2009 PDL Championship logo USL Premier Development League 2009 Regular Season Champions Reading Rage (1st Title) Ventura County Fusion (1st Title) 544 1790 USA Aaron Wheeler Reading Rage USA Aaron Wheeler Reading Rage (17 Goals) USA Jimmy Maurer Chicago Fire Premier 9–0, Ottawa Fury over Westchester Flames 7–1, Ocean City Barons over Newark Ironbound Express7–1 Los Angeles Legends over Fresno Fuego 10 goals, Portland Timbers U23's 8–2 Yakima Reds10 goals, Lancaster Rattlers 5–5 Fresno Fuego10 goals, Hollywood United Hitmen 7–3 Ogden Outlaws 542 2008 2010 The 2009 USL Premier Development League season was the 15th season of the PDL. The regular season began on May 1, 2009, and ended on July 19, 2009. The league consisted of 68 teams across eight divisions with the elimination of the Midwest and New England divisions. The PDL Championship Game was held on August 8, 2009, and was broadcast on Fox Soccer Channel in the United States.http://pdl.uslsoccer.com/home/294330.html PDL 2009 season details announced December 11, 2008 https://web.archive.org/web/20090619122249/http://pdl.uslsoccer.com/home/294330.html June 19, 2009 dead mdy-all Ventura County Fusion finished the season as national champions, beating Chicago Fire Premier 2–1 in the PDL Championship game in Ventura, California on August 8, 2009.http://www.uslsoccer.com/scripts/runisa.dll?M2%3Agp%3A%3A72011+Elements%2FDisplay+E+47116+News%2FDisplay%2F+6188518+13381307+2452 Fusion overcome Fire for PDL title September 7, 2018 https://archive.today/20120914082955/http://www.uslsoccer.com/scripts/runisa.dll?M2:gp::72011+Elements/Display+E+47116+News/Display/+6188518+13381307+2452 September 14, 2012 dead mdy-all Reading Rage finished with the best regular season record in the league, winning 13 out of their 16 games, suffering just one loss, and finishing with a +41 goal difference. Reading Rage striker Aaron Wheeler was the league's top scorer and MVP, knocking in 17 goals, while his teammate Jon Ports led the league with 10 assists. Mississippi Brilla goalkeeper Josh Pantazelos enjoyed the best goalkeeping statistics, with a goals against average of 0.615 on the season, including 8 shutouts.PDL Statistical Honors Announced http://pdl.uslsoccer.com/home/350994.html https://web.archive.org/web/20091105053325/http://pdl.uslsoccer.com/home/350994.html November 5, 2009 live 2009-07-31 mdy Changes From 2008 Name Changes Cary Railhawks U23's changed their name to the Cary Clarets to reflect their new association with English Championship team Burnley. New Orleans Shell Shockers rebranded themselves as the New Orleans Jesters, having terminated their sponsorship deal with the Shell Oil Company. New Franchises Eleven franchises have been announced as joining the league this year: Team name Metro area Location Previous affiliation Georgia (U.S. state) Atlanta Blackhawks Greater Atlanta area Alpharetta, GA expansion Ontario Forest City London London area London, ON expansion California Hollywood United Hitmen West Los Angeles area Pacific Palisades, CA expansion Washington Kitsap Pumas Kitsap County area Bremerton, WA expansion Oregon Portland Timbers U23's Greater Portland area Portland, OR expansion Colorado Real Colorado Foxes Denver area Highlands Ranch, CO expansion Texas Rio Grande Valley Bravos Rio Grande Valley area Pharr, TX expansion Minnesota Rochester Thunder Rochester area Rochester, MN expansion Washington Seattle Wolves Seattle area Tukwila, WA PCSL British Columbia Victoria Highlanders Victoria area Victoria, BC expansion Texas West Texas United Sockers Midland-Odessa area Midland, TX expansion On hiatus One team went on hiatus due to home stadium renovations: Vermont Voltage – St. Albans, Vermont Folding Nine teams have been announced as leaving the league prior to the beginning of the season: Atlanta Silverbacks U23's – Chamblee, Georgia Cape Cod Crusaders – Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts Colorado Rapids U23's – Boulder, Colorado Palm Beach Pumas – Wellington, Florida Richmond Kickers Future – Richmond, Virginia San Fernando Valley Quakes – Woodland Hills, California San Francisco Seals – San Francisco, California San Jose Frogs – San Jose, California West Michigan Edge – Kentwood, Michigan Standings In 2009, there was a more balanced 8 divisions (down from 10 in 2008). The top 3 from each division qualified for the play-offs, with the division champion receiving a bye through the first round. LegendTeam won the Division Title Team qualified for playoff berth Central Conference Great Lakes Division main WDL Great Lakes Division y y Q KAL Kalamazoo Outrage CFP Chicago Fire Premier LON Forest City London MCH Michigan Bucks IND Indiana Invaders CLE Cleveland Internationals FW Fort Wayne Fever CIN Cincinnati Kings TOR Toronto Lynx 11 2 3 32 17 10 1 5 33 12 8 3 5 27 16 8 5 3 26 22 5 7 4 24 25 5 9 2 23 26 5 9 2 15 26 4 9 3 17 31 2 13 1 18 40 #ccccff C #ccffcc Q Q complete Heartland Division main WDL Heartland Division y y Q DMM Des Moines Menace TBC Thunder Bay Chill RCF Real Colorado Foxes SLL St. Louis Lions ROC Rochester Thunder KCB Kansas City Brass SPR Springfield Demize 11 1 4 35 13 8 3 5 27 16 8 5 3 28 19 6 4 6 29 25 5 10 1 21 25 4 9 3 28 37 2 13 1 10 43 #ccccff C #ccffcc Q Q complete Eastern Conference Mid Atlantic Division main WDL Mid Atlantic Division y y Q Regular Season Champions REA Reading Rage CDY Carolina Dynamo CRY Cary Clarets HRP Hampton Roads Piranhas WVC West Virginia Chaos FRB Fredericksburg Gunners NVR Northern Virginia Royals VIR Virginia Legacy 13 1 2 58 17 R 10 4 2 38 19 9 4 3 28 16 8 5 3 23 21 5 8 3 23 37 3 10 3 14 35 2 10 4 18 35 1 9 6 14 36 #ccccff C #ccffcc Q Q complete Northeast Division main WDL Northeast Division y y Q OTT Ottawa Fury LIR Long Island Rough Riders OCC Ocean City Barons BRK Brooklyn Knights NWK Newark Ironbound Express RI Rhode Island Stingrays WES Westchester Flames NHP New Hampshire Phantoms NJR New Jersey Rangers 12 0 4 48 8 12 2 2 32 10 9 4 3 31 15 7 6 3 25 20 6 8 2 38 41 4 9 3 23 41 3 8 5 16 36 3 9 4 20 32 2 12 2 14 44 #ccccff C #ccffcc Q Q complete Southern Conference Mid South Division main WDL Mid South Division y y Q LAR Laredo Heat WTX West Texas United Sockers AUS Austin Aztex U23 EP El Paso Patriots RGV Rio Grande Valley Bravos DFW DFW Tornados HOU Houston Leones 7 1 8 29 18 8 5 3 25 19 7 4 5 32 27 8 6 2 27 22 6 5 5 32 28 5 7 4 29 33 0 13 3 10 37 #ccccff C #ccffcc Q Q complete Note: Austin finish in third place as a result of winning the head-to-head season series 2–0–1 against El Paso.http://www.uslsoccer.com/aboutusl/rules/index_E.html 2009 PDL Tiebreaker rules July 20, 2009 https://web.archive.org/web/20090525102450/http://www.uslsoccer.com/aboutusl/rules/index_E.html May 25, 2009 dead mdy-all Southeast Division main WDL Southeast Division y y Q MIS Mississippi Brilla BRA Bradenton Academics NOJ New Orleans Jesters PAN Panama City Pirates BRC Baton Rouge Capitals CFK Central Florida Kraze NSH Nashville Metros ATL Atlanta Blackhawks 9 1 6 30 12 9 2 5 32 14 5 0 11 24 13 6 5 5 23 21 4 8 4 25 26 4 9 3 18 31 2 7 7 16 36 3 10 3 16 31 #ccccff C #ccffcc Q Q complete Western Conference Northwest Division main WDL Northwest Division y y Q KIT Kitsap Pumas POR Portland Timbers U23's SEA Seattle Wolves CSC Cascade Surge VIC Victoria Highlanders VWR Vancouver Whitecaps Residency TAC Tacoma Tide ABB Abbotsford Mariners YAK Yakima Reds SPO Spokane Spiders 12 1 3 40 13 11 3 2 43 20 10 3 3 29 18 7 6 3 29 26 6 6 4 37 25 6 7 3 26 22 5 7 4 34 40 4 10 2 28 36 3 11 2 22 49 3 13 0 12 51 #ccccff C #ccffcc Q Q complete Southwest Division main WDL Southwest Division y y Q HU Hollywood United Hitmen LA Los Angeles Legends VCF Ventura County Fusion SYU BYU Cougars FRE Fresno Fuego SCS Southern California Seahorses LAN Lancaster Rattlers OCB Orange County Blue Star OGD Ogden Outlaws BAK Bakersfield Brigade 10 3 3 38 17 9 3 4 34 15 7 2 7 26 21 7 5 4 21 22 6 6 4 30 28 4 4 8 25 22 5 7 4 33 38 5 7 4 20 25 4 11 1 24 39 2 11 3 14 38 #ccccff C #ccffcc Q Q complete Playoffs Format The top three teams from each division earn playoff bids. The division champion earns a bye to the Division Finals and the rights to host. The second place team will host the third place team in the Division Semifinals either at their home field or at the division champion's field. The two notable exceptions were the Chicago Fire Premier hosting Forest City London in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Ventura County Fusion hosting the Los Angeles Legends, despite Los Angeles having the higher seed. Bracket Divisional First Round Divisional Finals Conference Finals PDL Semifinals PDL Championship Southern Conference Western Conference Great Lakes Division Northeast Division Heartland Division Mid-Atlantic Division Mid-South Division Southeast Division Northwest Division Southwest Division 255 GL2 Illinois Chicago Fire Premier 1 GL3 Ontario Forest City London 0 NE2 New York Long Island Rough Riders 0 NE3 New Jersey Ocean City Barons 2 HL2 Ontario Thunder Bay Chill 0 HL3 Colorado Real Colorado Foxes 1 MA2 North Carolina Carolina Dynamo 1 MA3 North Carolina Cary Clarets 3 MS2 Texas West Texas United Sockers 2 MS3 Texas Austin Aztex U23 1 SE2 Florida Bradenton Academics 1 SE3 Louisiana 2006 New Orleans Jesters 0 NW2 Oregon Portland Timbers U23's 2 NW3 Washington Seattle Wolves 3 SW2 California Los Angeles Legends 1 SW3 California Ventura County Fusion 2 GL1 Michigan Kalamazoo Outrage 1 GL2 Illinois Chicago Fire Premier 2 NE1 Ontario Ottawa Fury 1 NE3 New Jersey Ocean City Barons (AET) 2 HL1 Iowa Des Moines Menace 2 HL3 Colorado Real Colorado Foxes 1 MA1 Pennsylvania Reading Rage 1 MA3 North Carolina Cary Clarets 2 MS1 Texas Laredo Heat (AET) 1 MS2 Texas West Texas United Sockers 0 SE1 Mississippi 2001 Mississippi Brilla 2 SE2 Florida Bradenton Academics (AET) 3 NW1 Washington Kitsap Pumas 2 NW3 Washington Seattle Wolves 0 SW1 California Hollywood United Hitmen 1 SW3 California Ventura County Fusion (AET) 3 GL2 Illinois Chicago Fire Premier 3 NE3 New Jersey Ocean City Barons 0 HL1 Iowa Des Moines Menace 0 MA3 North Carolina Cary Clarets 1 MS1 Texas Laredo Heat (AET) 1 SE2 Florida Bradenton Academics 3 NW1 Washington Kitsap Pumas 1 SW3 California Ventura County Fusion 2 GL2 Illinois Chicago Fire Premier (AET) 2 MA3 North Carolina Cary Clarets 1 SE2 Florida Bradenton Academics 1 SW3 California Ventura County Fusion 6 GL2 Illinois Chicago Fire Premier 1 SW3 California Ventura County Fusion 2 Divisional Semifinals July 21, 20097:30 PM EDT North Carolina Cary Clarets 1–3 (Report) North Carolina Carolina Dynamo Ibeagha 34Schilawski 5972Grossman 65O'Brien 68Petrasso 90 Rojo 32Shriver 66Roberts 70 Macpherson StadiumBrowns Summit, North Carolina (USA) July 22, 20098:00 PM EDT New Jersey Ocean City Barons 0–2 (Report) New York Long Island Rough Riders Neptune 34Carmichael 23Noone 73 Cy Donnelly StadiumSouth Huntington, New York 436 Bill Renderos (USA) July 22, 20098:30 PM CDT Texas Austin Aztex U23 2–1 (Report) Texas West Texas United Sockers McFayden 17 42Helton 32Mirsky 71 Rios 23Becerra 24Everson 46Furness 51 59Franco 69James 90 Grande Communications StadiumMidland, Texas 1,460 Jonathan Johnson (USA) July 23, 20092:00 PM PDT Washington Seattle Wolves 2–3 (Report) Oregon Portland Timbers U23's Chursky 30 81 90Zimmerman 52 Brown 6Youngblood 33Farfan 90 PGE ParkPortland, Oregon 235 David Grbavac (USA) July 23, 20098:00 PM EDT Ontario Forest City London 1–0 (Report) Illinois Chicago Fire Premier Di Biase 70 Akpan 67Sinovic 69 Hefner Soccer ComplexFort Wayne, Indiana David Jarzc (USA) July 23, 20097:00 PM PDT California Los Angeles Legends 2–1 https://archive.today/20130205154859/http://www.venturacountystar.com/news/2009/jul/24/no-headline---sc1fcfusion24soc-fc/ (Report) California Ventura County Fusion Js. Barton 4Randolph 57Whitfield 77 Motagalvan 7Hamilton 18Byrne 34Barrera 68Hill 80 Bulldog StadiumVentura, California 560 Federico Figari (USA) July 24, 20097:00 PM CDT Louisiana 2006 New Orleans Jesters 1–0 (Report) Florida Bradenton Academics Young 27Callon 2 59 90Duncan 88Gledhill 90 Morris 34Hepple 0 88Kendall 90 M&F Bank StadiumRidgeland, Mississippi 234 Justin Brown (USA) July 24, 20097:30 PM CDT Colorado Real Colorado Foxes 0–1 (Report) Ontario Thunder Bay Chill Donaldson 26Cephers 49Jennings 51Stisser 87 Neto 16Bukoski 51Putrus 77Abolaji 77 Valley StadiumWest Des Moines, Iowa 161 Hidajet Tica (USA) Divisional Finals July 25, 20093:00 PM PDT California Ventura County Fusion 1–3(AET) (Report) California Hollywood United Hitmen Byrne 35Barrera 96Myerson 105 117Becerra 111 Hazdovac 26 Stadium by the SeaLos Angeles, California 358 Steve Elliott (USA) July 25, 20097:00 PM EDT North Carolina Cary Clarets 1–2 (Report) Pennsylvania Reading Rage Minogue 19Ibeagha 21Petrasso 35Drake 60Brown 64Lassiter 0 6990 (OG) Mulholland 15Bienenfeld 45Hogan 54Wheeler 57Burke 0 86 Don Thomas StadiumReading, Pennsylvania 518 Tim Snyder (USA) July 25, 20097:00 PM EDT New Jersey Ocean City Barons 1–2(AET) (Report) Ontario Ottawa Fury Richter 35Melchionni 45Noone 45 60Bellamy 98 Maloney 7Pradié 63Schippers 104 Algonquin College Soccer ComplexOttawa, Ontario 780 Senussi Ali (USA) July 25, 20097:30 PM EDT Illinois Chicago Fire Premier 1–2 (Report) Michigan Kalamazoo Outrage Cutshaw 67 (PK)Edgar 77 Oatley 58Lima 83 Loy Norrix High SchoolKalamazoo, Michigan 530 Jason White (USA) July 25, 20097:00 PM CDT Florida Bradenton Academics 2–3(AET) (Report) Mississippi 2001 Mississippi Brilla Lopes 22Boggs 45 85Williams 53Reis 77Ingvarsson 91Morris 99McFarland 120 Hunt 33Lawrence 41Paulini 75Lilly 90+Lemma 0 90+ Harper Davis FieldJackson, Mississippi 1,806 Thai Huynh (USA) July 25, 20097:30 PM CDT Colorado Real Colorado Foxes 2–1 (Report) Iowa Des Moines Menace Donaldson 4 (PK) 11Werth 88Salvaggione 90 Jordan 27 (PK)Salem 38Schmoker 41Pearson 62Jordan 78 Valley StadiumWest Des Moines, Iowa 3,683 Dan Cataldi (USA) July 25, 20098:15 CDT Texas West Texas United Sockers 1–0(AET) (Report) Texas Laredo Heat Collazo 5Furness 36Everson 45Steven 115 Ordaz 50Mulamba 74Ramos 119 Texas A&M International University Soccer ComplexLaredo, Texas 1,425 Courtney Jackson (USA) July 25, 20097:30 PM PDT Washington Seattle Wolves 2–0 (Report) Washington Kitsap Pumas Bates 41Morris 51Scott 90 Phillips 15 71 Bremerton Memorial StadiumBremerton, Washington 2,329 Jeremy Hanson (USA) Conference Finals July 31, 20095:00 PM CDT New Jersey Ocean City Barons 3–0 (Report) Illinois Chicago Fire Premier Carmichael 38Banks 73K. Miller 79Chapman 0 88 Blades 18 75Braun 66Akpan 75Cutshaw 76 Valley StadiumWest Des Moines, Iowa 3,633 Doug Wolff (USA) July 31, 20095:30 PM CDT California Ventura County Fusion 1–2 (Report) Washington Kitsap Pumas Hamilton 26Aghasyan 83López 92+ 92+ Lipset 45Mohn 51 Texas A&M International University Soccer ComplexLaredo, Texas 55 Jorge Luna Hernandez (USA) July 31, 20097:30 PM CDT North Carolina Cary Clarets 0–1 (Report) Iowa Des Moines Menace Fitzgerald 28Brown 48Grossman 70Drake 79Ibeagha 0 90 Schmoker 48Salem 74Mujdzic 28 Valley StadiumWest Des Moines, Iowa 3,633 George Major (USA) July 31, 20098:30 PM CDT Florida Bradenton Academics 1–3(AET) (Report) Texas Laredo Heat McFarland 19Hepple 20Reis 63Voutier 87Morris 116Lopes 120 Mulamba 19Quinones 57 120Bautista 68Infante 97Perez 0 113 Texas A&M International University Soccer ComplexLaredo, Texas 1,498 John Lohr (USA) PDL Semifinals August 1, 20097:30 PM CDT North Carolina Cary Clarets 2–1(AET) (Report) Illinois Chicago Fire Premier Drake 63 (PK)Grossman 65O'Brien 99Petrasso 105Bouemboue 0 110Willis 0 120Gutierrez (coach) 0 120 Braun 38Rice 63Rodriguez (coach) 0 67Akpan 95 Valley StadiumWest Des Moines, Iowa 206 Landis Wiley (USA) August 1, 20098:15 PM CDT California Ventura County Fusion 1–6 (Report) Florida Bradenton Academics Guzman 27López 38Becerra40Hamilton 45 54Barrera 53Guerrero 62Aghasyan 90 Lopes 35Reis 45 Texas A&M International University Soccer ComplexLaredo, Texas 101 Andrew Gage (USA) PDL Championship August 8, 20097:00 PM PDT Illinois Chicago Fire Premier 2–1 (Report) California Ventura County Fusion Blades 47Akpan 74Sunderland (coach) 0 90 Becerra 8Guzman 0 33Smarte 35Mikkelsen (coach) 0 60Motagalvan 70 92+Smith (coach) 0 92+ Bulldog StadiumVentura, California 3,512 Alejandro Mariscal (USA) Championship MVP: USA Rodrigo López (VCF) Award Winners and Finalists The awards finalists, Goalkeeper of the Year, and All-League teams were announced on August 4, 2009, with the winners announced on August 6.PDL All-League Teams announced. http://www.uslsoccer.com/home/353303.html https://web.archive.org/web/20090810091843/http://www.uslsoccer.com/home/353303.html August 10, 2009 dead 2009-08-09 mdy Most Valuable Player USA Aaron Wheeler, F, Reading Rage (Winner) USA Tom Oatley, F, Kalamazoo Outrage NGA Debola Ogunseye, F, Mississippi Brilla U19 Player of the Year USA Christian Ibeagha, D, Cary Clarets (Winner) USA Sheanon Williams, D, Carolina Dynamo HAI Max Touloute, F, Fort Wayne Fever Defender of the Year USA Christian Ibeagha, Cary Clarets (Winner) KEN Bonivenger Misiko, Fort Wayne Fever USA Daniel Scott, Seattle Wolves WAL Chris Williams, New Orleans Jesters Goalkeeper of the Year USA Jimmy Maurer, Chicago Fire Premier Coach of the Year USA Casey Mann, Des Moines Menace (Winner) USA Dan Fisher, Long Island Rough Riders ENG Mark Spooner, Kalamazoo Outrage USA Brent Whitfield, Los Angeles Legends All-League and All-Conference Teams Central Conference F: USA Andre Akpan, CHI; USA Teal Bunbury, ROC; USA Tom Oatley*, KAL M: USA Dave Hertel*, MIC; USA Nolan Intermoia, TB; USA Brad Stisser, COL D: CAN Anthony Di Biase, LON; KEN Bonivenger Misiko*, FW; BRA Wilson Neto, TB; USA Brian Wurst, KC G: USA Jimmy Maurer*, CHI Honorable Mention: USA Justin Ferguson, D, SPR; KEN Saidi Isaac, F, IND; USA David Mueller, D, SL; USA Armin Mujdzic, F, DM; ZAM Yoram Mwila, M, CLE; USA Kyle Segebart, D, CIN; CAN Jordan Webb, M, TOR Eastern Conference F: USA Cody Arnoux, CAR; ENG Adam Arthur, WV; USA Aaron Wheeler*, REA M: CAN Will Beague*, OTT; USA Adam Gazda, REA; USA Zach Loyd, CAR D: CAN Brien Chamney, OTT; USA Christian Ibeagha*, CRY; PUR Rich Martinez, LI; USA Sheanon Williams, CAR G: USA Tunde Ogunbiyi, OCC Honorable Mention: USA Frank Alesci, M, BRK; USA Zachary Carr, G, NJ; JAM Kevon Harris, M, HR; USA Sean Kelley, G, NV; USA Michael Konicoff, M, WCH; HAI Jerrod Laventure, F, NWK; USA Ken Manaham, G, FRB; USA Matthew Marcin, M, RI; USA Timothy Murray, G, NH; USA Ian Stowe, M, VIR Southern Conference F: USA Zak Boggs, BRD; MEX Salvador Luna, RGV; NGA Debola Ogunseye*, MIS M: MEX Danny Galvan, LAR; RSA Gregory Mulamba, LAR; ENG Gary Stopforth, NO D: USA Jamie Cunningham, AUS; TRI Dwyane Demmin, MIS; ENG Thomas Wharf, PAN; WAL Chris Williams*, NO G: HON Ryan Cooper, LAR Honorable Mention: USA Jay Ambrosy, M, HOU; USA Lief Craddock, G, WTU; BRA Janrai Gravely, G, DFW; CRO Tommy Krizanovic, F, CF; GLP Wilfrid Loizeau, M, ATL; BRA Felipe Lowall, M, BR; USA Ryan McDonald, D, NAS; MEX Jorge Muniz, G, EP Western Conference F: USA Rory Agu, TAC; USA Brent Whitfield, LA; USA Ryan Youngblood, POR M: USA Ely Allen, SEA; SER Tomislav Colic, SC; USA Michael Farfan, LA; MEX Armando Ochoa*, HU D: USA Nick Cardenas, OGD; USA Mark Lee, KIT; USA Dan Scott*, SEA G: USA Dustyn Brim, KIT Honorable Mention: USA Richie Bindrup, M, BYU; USA Zach Brunner, G, LAN; TRI Jason Devinish, M, VIC; CAN Gagan Dosanjh, M, VAN; USA Eddie Gutierrez, M, FRE; USA Anthony Hamilton, F, VEN; USA Jacob Hustedt, M, BAK; CAN Kristjan Johannson, G, ABB; USA Kristopher Minton, G, ORC; BRA Vinicius Oliveira, F, YAK; USA John Prugh, F, SPO; USA Steve Reese, G, CSC * denotes All-League selection See also United Soccer Leagues 2009 2009 W-League Season References 2009 Category:2009 in American men's soccer leagues Category:2009 in Canadian soccer 3