2019- Challenge Cup Final Vancouver Tigers vs. Victoria Highlanders FC 5:4
July 28, Centennial Stadium, Victoria

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Welcome to PCSL

The British Columbia based Pacific Coast Soccer League (PCSL) is an inter-city, and on occasion cross-border adult league with a season that runs typically from May to August. Member clubs are drawn from cities in the British Columbia interior, the Fraser Valley, the Lower Mainland, and Vancouver Island

News

Posted 6/18/2021

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Good Luck to both teams, Shortened season stars today !!

Posted 1/12/2021

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PCSL 2021 AGM .

PCSL 2021

Date: June 18, 2021

The Pacific Coast Soccer League will open the 2021 Summer season on June 18 /2021,

This will be a shortened season due to Covid-19 Restrictions and that some teams were not able to get their players together for a short season.

Check out the schedule on our website for the games posted for men and women.

We would like to thank you for your patience, and also thank the Board members for their hard work.

Reminder: Any teams wishing to join the 2022 season, please contact any board members.

Posted 1/23/2020

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2020 John F Kennedy Cup Tournament, June 6-7th in Penticton

Posted 1/17/2020

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In memoriam

Pacific Coast Soccer League membership were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Phyllis Gillespie, wife of Bill Gillespie, Life Member of the PCSL. We would like to convey our deepest sympathy to Bill and family for their loss at this time.

Phyllis provided major contributions to the PCSL family for many years. She was always available to help the League when called upon. Her specialty was a hosted barbeque for the PCSL members at the end of each season, and these dinners were always five star and appreciated by all. Likewise, the luncheons she served at the annual PCSL meetings encouraged our membership arriving early for the meetings. She will be sadly missed by all us at the PCSL.

Posted 1/13/2020

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2020 John F Kennedy Cup Tournament, June 6-7th in Penticton

Pacific Coast Soccer League is pleased to announce Penticton Soccer Club
will be Hosting a Men's Premier International tournament named the John F
Kennedy Cup Tournament to be held at Kings Park Penticton, BC., 2020, June 6th/7th
weekend.

Originating in 1960 the John F Kennedy trophy ( Kennedy Cup) was born out of an idea to have the annual international Championship which would be played for by top caliber representative men amateur soccer teams from Canada USA and Mexico. The Trophy remains unique even today in that it

is the sole sporting award to which the late US President ever lent his name.
When the tournament was inaugurated in 1961, the late President Kennedy, recognizing the physical requirements in the sport of soccer, gave his name to the trophy in connection with his physical fitness campaign. Mexico participated from 1961 to 1966, but in 1989 the PCSL revised the tournament format with Washington State. Oregon State and the Pacific Coast League as the participants. Three leagues alternate the running of the event each year, and this year, Washington State will be represented by Washington league Champions Washington Premier FC. Oregon State will be represented by the current holders of the JFK cup, IPS Marathon Taverna.

The PCSL will be represented by the 2019 Shelia Anderson Memorial Cup Champions, Vancouver Tigers FC., and Okanagan United Selects, which will include players from Kamloops, Kelowna and Penticton.
The Pacific Coast Soccer League encourage everyone to take the opportunity to attend this International event on the June 6th/7th weekend of 2020 at Kings Park, Penticton, BC. The Penticton SC is sponsoring the event and they have been members of the Pacific Coast Soccer League for many years participating and promoting Adult Soccer in their community. We wish to thank them for making this event possible, and for bringing this International event to the Interior of British Columbia for the first time.

PCSL President

Dave Collard