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heavens eleven 2007 boys crown ontario indoor cup champions
The U-13 Boys Ontario Indoor Cup finals featured the Thunder Bay Chill taking on North York Armour Heights Heavens Eleven at the Ontario Soccer Centre. Prior to the final, the U-13 Boys played a tournament round on the Saturday and semi-finals on the Sunday. The two sides met in the tournament round, with North York defeating the Chill 3-2. The Chill would go on to defeat East York in the semis, with the North York beating Toronto Tecnico in their own semi-final. Andrew Loor got North York on the board in the 6th minute when he received a pass to his feet on the edge of the box and his shot found the back of the net. North York doubled their lead less than a minute later when Anthony Villacres’ blast from virtually the same spot as the first beat the Thunder Bay keeper to make it 2-0 in just the 7th minute. Wilfred Sarpong made it 3-0 moments later when a cross into the box found his foot and he made no mistake by increasing their lead. Thunder Bay clawed one back in the dying moments of the first half as Andrew Keesic pounced on an opportunity and brought his side back to within two goals. North York began the second half as they started the first with Villacres popping one past the Thunder Bay keeper to restore their lead to three and make it 4-1 North York. Villacres completed his hattrick less than a minute later when he jumped on his own rebound and extended the lead to 5-1. Thunder Bay refused to rollover though as a route one pass found Luca Badouceur in behind the North York backline and his shot beat the keeper to make it 5-2 with 10 minutes remaining. They would keep coming and Prestyn Popovic was rewarded for his efforts with under two minutes to play, slipping the ball past the goalie to bring it to 5-3. That would be as close as they would get though as the North York Armour Heights Heavens Eleven locked it down the rest of the way to win the U-13 Boys Ontario Indoor Cup final.
2007 Heavens Eleven Warriors crown 2023 Robbie Tournament ChampionsÂ
Heavens Eleven Warriors, suffering a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Chatham Attack. Undeterred by this early stumble, the Warriors rallied and faced off against a team from Sudbury, clinching a decisive 4-1 victory. Their momentum carried them into the third group stage game where they demonstrated their prowess against Brampton with a narrow 2-1 win. This triumph helped the Warriors to advance to the semifinals where they encountered Scarborough Academy in a challenging game that ended in a 0-0 stalemate after regular playtime. The tension built up as the game escalated to a penalty shootout, with the spotlight falling on Julian Gonzalez. Gonzalez rose to the occasion with an extraordinary save that catapulted the Warriors into the final showdown. The grand finale saw the Heavens Eleven Warriors face off against Red Academy from Kitchener in an exhilarating match filled with back-and-forth attacks. The Warriors drew first blood and were soon matched by Red Academy, leaving the score tied at halftime. The second half was a nail-biting affair with both teams battling fiercely for dominance. Just when it seemed like another tie was inevitable, Gurtej Junday, a striker of the Warriors, created a stunning breakthrough with only 5 minutes remaining on the clock. His goal sealed the 2-1 victory, and the ecstatic Heavens Eleven Warriors hoisted the 2023 Robbie Tournament champions cup, marking a triumphant end to an intense and thrilling journey.
