The Northern Super League will likely start rolling out player signing announcements next week but its full schedule isn't expected until early next year, according to co-founder Diana Matheson.
The Northern Super League will likely start rolling out player signing announcements next week but its full schedule isn't expected until early next year, according to co-founder Diana Matheson.
"The reality is we share venues with other teams. We're either second, third or fourth tenant in some places," Matheson explained. "And then the reality is the clubs actually get more leverage over players and agents the closer we get to the season so there'll be some patience of clubs to sign players too, to sign the strongest possible rosters across the league from Day 1, the kickoff in April. And then we're in market and we're competing against the rest of the world."
Katie Collar, head coach of Whitecap FC Girls Elite, will serve as interim technical assistant and Maryse Bard-Martel as interim performance analyst.
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