It was so excited when Vancouver Chinese received the trophies from the committee of New York Chinese World Cup 2005. Here under is the pictures of the moment when receiving the trophies

We are proud in Chinese World Cup New York 2005, Vancouver Chinese won the champion of Division Open and Division Over 35. This is picture that Team Open beat Team New York and won the champion. We can see how high atmosphere was the team at that time.

Vancouver Chinese Team Open, Team Over 35 and Team Over 45 had a team picture in New York 2005.

The biggest day of B.C. Chinese Soccer Federation. We represent Vancouver Chinese to join the New York Chinese World Soccer Tournament in 2005. We thank you Mr. David Ho and Mr. Tony Lau who sponsored the event in that year. This picture was all the players of Team Open, Team Over 35, team Over 45 and the committee were gathered in Vancouver Airport and prepared to go to New York to join the competition.

Nations Cup 2020 CANCELLED

COVID-19 Update:

After extensive and careful consideration and consultation, it is with deep regret that The Nations Cup Tournament Committee has made the difficult decision to officially CANCEL the 2020 Nations Cup Soccer Tournament.

As everyone is aware, the global health crisis created by covid-19 has brought about unprecedented circumstances forcing unexpected challenges and changes. Unfortunately, given the information available to us at this time, along with Provincial and Federal medical guidance, we have determined it is in the best interest of players, spectators, volunteers, vendors, and suppliers alike that we cancel the 2020 Tournament.

We are hopeful that we will be able resume this important local community event next year and thank you all for your patience and understanding as we worked toward making this difficult decision. We look forward to making arrangement for the 2021 Tournament as circumstances allow.

In the meantime, our hearts go out to all those who are directly and indirectly affected by this pandemic and although the Tournament will not take place this year, the Nations Cup Committee is pledging to donate funds to the Richmond Food Bank during this critical time of need, as well as continuing our usual annual donation to Richmond KidSport.

We encourage our Nations Cup community members to also find ways to give back to those in need during these challenging times.

On behalf of the Nations Cup Soccer Tournament Committee, be safe and be strong.

Cheers, 

John

The turf of Richmond is fixing now. Hoping that the game of Summer Old-timer League could be started very soon. Thank you for the photo that Thomas Sin provided.