BC Provincial champions, The Tsawwassen Triple Threat, were invited to play during half-time at the long awaited match between the Vancouver Whitecaps and The LA Galaxy. Yes, number 23 David Beckham was there and played over 70 minutes!
The Triple Threat played their arch rivals The Surrey Lightning in front of 50,000 soccer fans and won the game 2-1. Toward the end of their match, number 23 came to the sidelines and watched them play. Yes Posh Spice’s husband came on the field specifically to watch the girls play.
After their game, David Beckham was gracious and signed jerseys and shook hands with the girls. It was a thrill for the girls and an evening they will never forget.
The Whitecaps had an incredible game which resulted in a score of 0-0.
Hat Trick for Allie
Quoted from the Optimist Newspaper:
“Defending Provincial Cup champions Twassassen Triple Threat continued its fine form in early season league play with a 10-0 victory over Coquitlam/Metro Ford in U14 Metro girls soccer action. Jenaya French opened the scoring on a great individual effort that saw her bring the ball from center back position and finish the long run with a shot to the top corner. Allie Wiebe led the attack with a hat trick . . .”
Triple Threat Wins The BC Provincial Cup!
The Tsawwassen Triple Threat worked hard all year long to get to this proud moment. In a 1-0 win over Kelowna United the Triple Threat dominated the play. The keeper for Kelowna was outstanding but had no chance on the goal scored by #5 Amy Breuers on a perfect cross from #11 Allie Wiebe. Congratualtions Triple Threat you earned this one!!!
Congratualtions to John Mantei, Lothar Breuers and Mike Deely - the (volunteer) coaches that gave tirelessly to build this awesome team!
Athlete of The Year
Congratulations Allie Wiebe on winning “Athlete of The Year”. Allie’s school presented her with a plaque for her outstanding achievements in Track and Field, Volleyball, and Soccer.
Casted in a parking lot!
Allie broke her wrist in the Coastal WFC game against Vancouver Island and was told she would not play for 3-4 weeks. One week after her injury a team mate’s father (who is a surgeon) suggested casting her arm during the Coastal WFC game agaist Thompson-Okanagan. In the parking lot of Hugh Boyd Athletic Park, Allie got a fibreglass cast put on her left arm. The warm day helped it dry fast and she was marked as a sub player. Coastal WFC won their game 3-1 and although Allie did not play, she is now ready to meet the Seattle Crossfire this weekend.
Allie Wins Three 1st Place Ribbons!
In the SDSS District Track Meet, Allie Wiebe took First Place in the 3 events she competed in. In previous years she has won the “Agregate” Award but this year she decided because of her heavy soccer schedule she would limit the number of events. The photo below is her Holly Elementary 4 x 100 team. L to R, Blaire Haskins, Jesse Holowaty, Allie Wiebe, Stephanie Day.
Allie sprints to victory setting her own personal record of finishing First Place every year from grades 1 thru 7.
Coastal Cup Champions
The Tsawwassen Triple Triple Threat beat West Van Quest 3-1 to win the BC Coastal Cup. The championship will send the U13 girls to the Provincial Games.
Second Coastal Cup for Allie
Two years in a row Allie Wiebe has been able to hoist the Coastal Cup. This year with U13 Gold team, Tsawwassen Triple Threat. Shown holding the cup with team mate Desiree Paterson, the team battled hard to beat West Van Quest 3-1 to qualify them for the BC Provincial Games.
Tsawwassen Wins Coastal Cup Semi-Final!
On a beautiful cross from Riley Valentino, Allie Wiebe gets her head on the ball to beat goaltender Kayla Klim from the Burnaby Synergy in the Coastal Cup semi-final match. Tsawwassen Triple Threat beat Burnaby 2-1 and move on to the Coastal Cup Final.
Tara’s Awesome Goal!
Tara Nordin scores on a cross from Allie Wiebe to make it 1-1 against the Burnaby Synergy. Tsawwassen Triple Threat would go on to win the Coastal Cup semi-final 2-1. Burnaby is a top team and both teams battled hard in spite of very damp field conditions.
