WINNIPEG, MB – July 8, 2025 – The Manitoba Soccer Association (MSA) is proud to announce the official rosters for both the male and female soccer teams representing Manitoba at the highly anticipated 2025 Canada Summer Games in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. The Games are set to take place from August 8 to August 25, with the soccer tournaments running from August 10-15 for the male competition and August 19-24 for the female competition.
After an extensive selection process that saw dedicated young athletes from across the province showcase their talent and commitment, the final 18-player rosters, along with alternates, have been confirmed. These promising athletes represent the culmination of hard work, training, and dedication to the beautiful game.
“We are incredibly excited to announce the talented young men and women who will proudly wear Manitoba colours at the 2025 Canada Summer Games,” said Chris Lourenco, Technical Lead, Manitoba Soccer Association. “This group of players has demonstrated exceptional skill, teamwork, and a relentless drive to succeed. We have full confidence that they will represent our province with integrity and passion on the national stage.”
The selection process, overseen by the coaching staff of each team, focused on identifying athletes who not only possess strong technical abilities but also embody the spirit of sportsmanship and dedication. The teams have been undergoing training and preparation to ensure they are at their peak performance for the Games.
The 2025 Canada Summer Games will bring together over 4,000 athletes from across Canada to compete in 19 sports. The soccer tournaments will be a highlight of the Games, providing a platform for these young athletes to gain valuable experience, compete against the best in the country, and create lasting memories.
“This is a monumental opportunity for our athletes to compete at a national multi-sport event,” added Héctor Vergara, Executive Director, Manitoba Soccer Association. “The Canada Summer Games are a critical step in the development pathway for many aspiring soccer players, and we are thrilled to support them on this journey.”
The Manitoba Soccer Association extends its sincere congratulations to all the athletes who have been named to the Canada Summer Games rosters. Their commitment and perseverance are truly commendable.
Further details regarding team schedules and how to follow Team Manitoba’s progress at the Canada Summer Games will be shared closer to the event.
| Team Toba Men’s Soccer Team | ||
| Name (A-Z) | Club | Region |
| Emmanuel Babalola | WSEU | Winnipeg |
| Miguel Benjamin | 1v1 | Winnipeg |
| Mateo Caronte | Lucania | Winnipeg |
| Zachary Cormier | 1v1 | Winnipeg |
| Noah Dooma | Phoenix | Winnipeg |
| Ryan Einarson | WSEU | West |
| Xavier Espinoza | WSEU | Winnipeg |
| Sebastian Gala | WSE | Winnipeg |
| Devpreet Gill | 1v1 | East |
| Timofey Kir’yanaki-Natashyn | AK Academy | Winnipeg |
| Marko Kruglyy | AK Academy | East |
| Keaton Long | WSEU | Winnipeg |
| Erick Lubenda | AK Academy | Winnipeg |
| Liel Medvedev | WSEU | Winnipeg |
| Tomiwa Olumide | AK Academy | Winnipeg |
| Jeremiah Sawbo | WSEU | Winnipeg |
| Carter Trozzo | WSEU | Winnipeg |
| Noah Vaz | 1v1 | Winnipeg |
| Team Toba Women’s Soccer Team | ||
| Name (A-Z) | Club | Region |
| Guneet Brar | 1v1 | Winnipeg |
| Taryn DesAutels | FCNW | Winnipeg |
| Taryn DesAutels | FCNW | Winnipeg |
| Isabela Faria | FCNW | East |
| Ayva Findlay | 1v1 | South |
| Anna Fischer | Bonivital | Winnipeg |
| Breanne Horn | FCNW | Winnipeg |
| Quinn Lavoie | FCNW | East |
| Cassie Molina | FCNW | East |
| Daniella Paulic | FCNW | East |
| Charley Petruskavich | AK Academy | Winnipeg |
| Lily Simpson | Phoenix | Winnipeg |
| Nahla Suehn | Phoenix | Winnipeg |
| Lindsay Sutherland | 1v1 | Winnipeg |
| Marley Travassos | 1v1 | Winnipeg |
| Logan Waller | 1v1 | East |
| Ella Young | Phoenix | Winnipeg |
| Molly Young | Bonivital | Winnipeg |
| Lara Zeid | 1v1 | Winnipeg |
| Alternates – Men’s Team | Alternates – Women’s Team | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Club | Region | Name | Club | Region |
| Ajdin Dautovic | 1v1 | Winnipeg | Makiy Beaudry | Phoenix | Winnipeg |
| Robinson Diaz Rengifo | AK Academy | West | Cara DiVincenzo | FCNW | Winnipeg |
| Connor Grobbler | Phoenix | Winnipeg | Emily Theroux | Bonivital | South |
| Rafael Lazoti | WSEU | Winnipeg | |||
| Madden McDonald | 1v1 | Winnipeg | |||
| Ryan Mota | AK Academy | Winnipeg | |||
| Trey Westwood | AK Academy | Winnipeg | |||
About the Manitoba Soccer Association:
The Manitoba Soccer Association (MSA) is the governing body for soccer in Manitoba, dedicated to promoting and developing the sport at all levels, from grassroots to high performance. The MSA strives to provide opportunities for all Manitobans to participate in and enjoy soccer, fostering a passion for the game and developing skilled athletes and strong communities.
About the Canada Summer Games:
The Canada Games are the country’s largest multi-sport event for young athletes, held every two years, alternating between summer and winter. The Games bring together the best young athletes from across Canada to compete for provincial and territorial pride.
For more information, please contact the Manitoba Soccer Association at
(204) 594-5809 or visit the website at www.manitobasoccer.ca