BRITISH COLUMBIA
Whitecaps top MLS with 2-0 win over Colorado
The Vancouver Whitecaps regained their Supporters’ Shield contenders status as they defeated Colorado Rapids at BC Place, blanking the visitors in a dominant 2-0 display. The Rapids were not able to manage a shot on target throughout the 90 minutes. Whitecaps head coach Jesper Sørensen said he was “very happy with the game.” “I think […]
Tri-City has six different goal scorers to secure a 6-4 Win
A look at a Wednesday night playoff tilt as Tri-City would keep their playoff hopes alive with a 6-4 win over the Victoria Royals.
Lights on and off: Whitecaps battle to 1-1 draw with Pumas
The Vancouver Whitecaps had never gotten this far in the CONCACAF Champions Cup. The further the path, the tougher the tests are. This time, it was Pumas UNAM, another Liga MX powerhouse. Despite their poor run of form, the Whitecaps knew they couldn’t take Pumas lightly. In a game which saw a lot of CONCACAF […]
Whitecaps look to continue CONCACAF Champions Cup run against Pumas
The Vancouver Whitecaps have surprised people this season. They are on top of the Western Conference and are in the quarterfinal of the CONCACAF Champions Cup after upsetting Mexican giants Monterrey in the round of 16. This time, they face another Liga MX side: Pumas UNAM. On Wednesday they come into BC Place for the […]
Goalless draw for Whitecaps in Toronto
The Vancouver Whitecaps had to split the points after a goalless draw against Toronto FC under wet and cold conditions. Best described as a grinding sort of match, the Whitecaps edged out the home side with quality chances but had to settle for a clean sheet from goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka. Whitecaps head coach Jesper Sørensen […]
Whitecaps were sloppy and burned by Fire
The Vancouver Whitecaps have faced adversity early this season. On Saturday night, there was a lot more. Despite injuries and a gruelling schedule, Vancouver entered this game 4-0-0 and was on top of the MLS standings. But the adversity and tough tests continued as Brian White, (USA) Ali Ahmed, (Canada) Pedro Vite, (Ecuador) and Andres […]
Canucks Cool Off Pursuit of Jack Roslovic: Why the UFA No Longer Tops Their List
Initial Interest and Why It Made Sense Just weeks ago, Vancouver was one of several teams linked to Roslovic. The 28-year-old forward, coming off a career-high 22 goals and 39 points with the Carolina Hurricanes, fit the profile of a reliable middle six option the Canucks were lacking. He is versatile, capable of playing center […]
Looking at the Canucks bottom-six for next season
At the time of this writing, it is the night of August 18 and that means Vancouver Canucks training camp is one month away. Slowly, but surely hockey season will arrive. It is the dog days of summer and not much is really happening in the Canucks and NHL world. Well, there is always speculation. […]
Whitecaps finishing dampens Müller debut
It was Müller-mania at BC Place, but the Vancouver Whitecaps’ party was spoiled by a stoppage-time equalizer, ending in a 1-1 draw with the Houston Dynamo. Brian White scored from the penalty spot to give the Whitecaps the lead, but Artur quashed their hopes with a 91st-minute goal. Whitecaps head coach Jesper Sørensen said with […]
The Five Canucks Under the Brightest Spotlight This Season
Vancouver hockey never does quiet. Expectations hum in this city like the rain on Granville, constant, insistent, and sometimes cleansing. After a whirlwind two years, with a division title, playoff heartbreak, a Vezina runner up season, a blockbuster coaching change, and a headline grabbing trade, the Canucks enter 2025–26 with pressure points up and down […]