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  2025  PACWEST  SOCCER  CHAMPIONSHIPS  
      MEN'S ROSTER    
                             
      Home Away   Athlete                      Position   Height   Hometown    
      1 1   Matthew Miller Goalkeeper   6' 1"   Delta, BC  
      22 22   Angad Gill Goalkeeper   5' 11"   Delta, BC  
      30 30   Matteo Lamon Goalkeeper   6' 3"   Vancouver, BC  
      2 2   Tyler Bernabe Forward   5' 9"   Surrey, BC  
      3 3   Elijah Quinto Defense   5' 11"   Coquitlam, BC  
      4 4   Filip Capek Defense   6' 1"   Port Coquitlam, BC  
      5 5   Liam Erker Midfield    6' 1"   Delta, BC  
      6 6   Luke Shakleton Midfield    6' 3"   Port Moody, BC  
      7 7   Matteo Falcone Forward   5' 6"   Burnaby, BC  
      9 9   Jack Spencer Forward   6' 0"   North Vancouver, BC  
      10 10   Spencer Mellett Midfield   6' 0"   Coquitlam, BC  
      11 11   Keishean Francois Forward   5' 11"   White Rock, BC  
      12 12   Sepehr Irvani Defense    5' 7"   Coquitlam, BC  
      14 14   Oliver Thorpe Forward    5' 11"   Burnaby, BC  
      16 16   Leo Anh Midfield   5' 8"   Coquitlam, BC  
      17 17   Gavin Johnston Defense   5' 10"   Surrey, BC  
      18 18   Behrad Hajimohammadi Midfield    5' 9"   Coquitlam, BC  
      19 19   Andrew Kerr Forward    5' 11"   Delta, BC  
      20 20   Ayman Sahmuddeen Striker    6' 4"   GHANA  
      21 21   Andrew Sardokie Defense   5' 10"   Surrey, BC  
      23 23   Rintaro Tsuchitani Midfield    5' 5"   JAPAN  
      24 24   Amirali Aghaee Defense   6' 2"   Vancouver, BC  
      25 25   Ryo Yoshida Defense   5' 7"   Coquitlam, BC  
                           
      COACHING STAFF    
                             
            Head Coach Robby Toor    
            Assistant Coach Farivar Torabi    
            Assistant Coach Benjamin Bergeron    
            Assistant Coach Jag Gill    
            Assistant Coach Burhan Waisy    
            Assistant Coach Ben Beaulieu    
            Goalie Coach Hudson Nelles    
            Athletic Therapist Dylan Turner    
                             
            Director, Athletics & Recreation Brian McLennon    
            Manager, Athletics & Recreation Operations Mark Slota    
            Manager, Athletics & Recreation Operations Sean Velasco    
     
     
     
  ROYALS  CHAMPIONSHIP  MEDAL HISTORY  
     
  Gold Medals  
  2002, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2012, 2014, 2017, 2019, 2021, 2023  
     
  Silver Medals  
  1995, 2001, 2003, 2013, 2016, 2024  
     
  Bronze Medals  
  2008, 2010  
     
  4th Place  
  1983, 1984, 2006, 2007, 2015  
     
     
  TOURNAMENT ALL-STARS  
     
  2024   Matteo Falcone (Top Midfielder)  
  2023   Kiarash Ahmadpourbahnamiri (Top Goalkeeper);  Matteo Falcone (Douglas);  Burhan Waisy (MVP)  
  2021   Jacob McCall (Top Goalkeeper); Burnhan Waisy (Top Defender); Yianni Siafakas (Top Forward); Burhan Waisy (MVP)  
  2019   Felipe Domingos (Top Goalkeeper); Taylor Richardson (Top Forward); Rafael Domingos (MVP)  
  2017   Stefan Kanmer (Top Forward); Tetsuya Yoshinaga (MVP)  
  2016   Mikey Dhillon (Top Defender)  
  2015   Spencer Deboice (Top Forward)  
  2014   Marc Mincieli (Top Goalkeeper); Mark Baldisimo (Top Forward); Spencer Deboice (MVP)  
  2013   Sahil Sandhu (Top Forward)  
  2012   Dilan Fogliato (Top Goalkeeper); Gagan Josan (Top Midfielder); Sahil Sandhu (Top Forward); Jag Gill (MVP)  
  2009   Gyrish Kaniah, Dylan Myers, Lucas Domijan, Mark McQuade, Reynold Stewart (All-Tourament Team);  Gyrish Kaniah (Top Goalkeeper); Lucas Domijan (Top Defender); Reynold Stewart (MVP)  
  2005   Krisijan Johannson (Top Goalkeeper); Ivan Estrada (Top Forward); Mike Wooldridge (MVP)  
  2004   Andy Singh (Top Goalkeeper); Devon Greenside (Top Defender); Michael Wooldridge (Top Forward); Donald Kambere (MVP)  
  2003   CJ Greenside (Top Midfielder); Emmanual Ayiku (Top Forward)  
  2002   Kristopher Peterson (Top Defender); Stedman Espinoza (Top Forward); Stedman Espinoza (MVP)  
  2001   Ian Poole (Top Goalkeeper); Matthew Ormerod (Top Forward)  
  1995   Chris Clemett (Top Defender)  
         
         
   * the 2009 season, the Tournament All-Stars where changed to 11 All-Stars, Top Defender, Top GK and MVP  
  The first recorded season that the Tournament All-Stars were uncovered was in 1988.
 
  Tournament All-Star information for the 1989, 1990, 1991 & 1993 seasons are not known at this time.  
 
 
  [ Douglas Participated in the Conference Play in 1971-77, 1980, 1983, 1984, 1992 to the Present ]
 
         
         

 

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