East York Blue Devils' Zoe Docouto (15), pressures Calgary Chinook United's Emily Boyd and keeper Natalie Terriff during Robbie International Soccer Tournament girls' U-16 finals action on Monday at Birchmount Stadium. East York went on to win the game 3-0 to take the title. - Staff photo/NICK PERRY
East York Blue Devils' Zoe Docouto (15), pressures Calgary Chinook United's Emily Boyd and keeper Natalie Terriff during Robbie International Soccer Tournament girls' U-16 finals action on Monday at Birchmount Stadium. East York went on to win the game 3-0 to take the title. - Staff photo/NICK PERRY
The East York Blue Devils U16 girls soccer team won the championship of Scarborough’s prestigious Robbie International Soccer Tournament this week.
The East York girls took the title with a 3-0 win over the Chinook United team of Calgary, Alberta in the championship match on Monday, June 30, afternoon in Birchmount Stadium.
Goal scorers for East York were Kaelyn Johnson, with a pair, and Zoe Docouto. The shutout for the Blue Devils was earned by goalie Yasmeen Jamieson.
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The championship game victory sealed what had been a perfect Robbie tournament for the Blue Devils, who did not allow a goal against in all five matches they played.
Goalie Jamieson recorded all five shutouts for the Blue Devils in the tournament.
The Blue Devils were one of three Toronto-based teams to reach Robbie championship games at the tournament.
The Wexford Shockwave boys U15 team won their division with a 4-1 win over Ottawa Gloucester.
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In the boys U16 final, Toronto’s Masters Futbol Academy Catalans fell 2-0 to the Kitchener Spirit 98A.
Other Robbie championship game results are as follows.
In girls U13, the Woolwich Wolfpack beat North Mississauga 3-1.
In boys U13, Brampton Blast defeated Ajax FC Red 1-0.
In girls U14, the Aurora Stingers (Team 1) beat the Pickering Power Green 3-1.
In boys U14, the Markham Lightning edged Dixie Athletics 1-0.
In girls U15, Ajax FC 99 White beat Dixie Athletics Black 1-0 in a match decided in penalty kicks.
In girls U17, the Woodbridge Strikers beat the Oshawa Kicks Avengers 2-0
In boys U17/18, the Montego Bay United FC All-Stars, from Jamaica, beat the Lakeshore Rangers, from Quebec, 1-0 in a game that was also decided in penalty kicks.
This is the 48th year for The Robbie, which is Canada’s largest youth soccer tournament for charity.
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