Burnaby SC

Burnaby SC

Full name	Burnaby Sport Club
Nickname(s)	Centurions
Ground	Stadium Konueira, Burnaby
Ground Capacity	60,200
Manager	Ryan Potter
League	KFL Championship
Home colours Away colours

Burnaby Sport Club is a professional football club playing in the Kelssek Football League, based in the city of Burnaby. It has won the most national championships of any club in Kelssek, with 15 league titles. It was also the first Kelssek club to achieve a double by winning the 65th KFL Championship and 14th Patriotes Cup in the same season. They play home matches at Stadium Konoha in central Burnaby, which is shared with the Burnaby Lions rugby club and owned by the Burnaby municipal government. Although primarily known for its football team, Burnaby SC is a multi-sport club which also has amateur rugby union, water polo, handball, basketball, and volleyball teams.

Burnaby is known for having the oldest and most well-established academy system in Kelssek football, and benefits from being able to recruit from the region in Kelssek where football is the most popular. Burnaby has two main rivalries. It plays a local derby against Coquitlam United, known as the Battle of Burnaby. Burnaby's other rivalry is variously known as the East vs. West or Lake vs. Coast rivalry against Kirkenes FC, which is often characterized as a contest between Burnaby's free-spirited mountain culture against the old Eastern eastern establishment.

During the UICA centennial, Burnaby SC was named Kelssek's "club of the century" as the most successful team from Kelssek in international club competitions to that date. This honour gives the club its nickname, the Centurions. Burnaby was the first and Kelssek team to reach the Globe Cup group stage, which it managed to do twice.

Honours

• KFL Championship
  • Winners (15): 4, 13, 16, 25, 29, 44, 47, 48, 50, 52, 54, 58, 64, 65, 68
• Patriotes Cup
  • Winners (1): 14
  • Runners-up: 10

Players

Current squad

As of KFL season 73

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under World Cup Committee eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-WCC nationality.

No. Position Player 1 GK Oliver Crossley 29 GK Mia Hinam 2 DF Simon Boulechemin 4 DF Olaf Haabjörn 23 DF/MF Nacuémiró Buené (captain) 26 DF Ingrid Lambert 3 DF Ashleigh Coles 6 DF Gianni Esposito 14 DF Ciaran Black 38 DF Iain Vergland 21 DF Melissa Gaudreault 40 DF Emerald Loudain 7 MF Stian Haukland 16 MF Rory Joseph 22 MF Minerva Emond

No. Position Player 29 MF Nicole Gillam 8 MF Tios Pórmel Mufes 12 MF Deni Cowler 28 MF Tanner Malvin 15 MF Stian Haukland 18 MF Shaun Bradwell 21 MF Lori Garland 17 MF Ikra Yonte 13 FW Samir Petrovic 11 FW Timothy Sapping 9 FW Andreas Bjerk 19 FW Xek Sunsaber 34 FW Ketsia Ventura

Notable former players

• Pierre Vasseur - First-choice striker and leading scorer through the club's successful late-60s era.
• Maiev Feidhlim - Winger who was a key player of the side that won three league titles and the first double. Transferred to CS Saint-Rémy.
• Thamior Liadon - Elven full-back, part of the Double-winning team, moved on to Myana after playing key role in the KFL 68 title.
• Kari Zuecker - Captain through the 60s seasons before retiring after season 71, winning three league titles and the Patriotes Cup.

Records

Results of league and cup competitions by season

Season	League									Cup	IFCF/UICA	Other
	Division	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	Pts	Rank
60	CShip	38	18	6	14	64	59	60	3rd	2R	—
61	Cship	38	22	6	10	83	55	72	3rd	F	ChC 1QR
62	Cship	38	25	4	9	96	62	79	2nd	4R	ChC 2QR
63	CShip	38	20	8	10	101	66	68	3rd	QF	ChC 2QR
64	Cship	38	21	12	5	63	37	75	1st	QF	ChC R32
65	Cship	38	22	9	7	70	44	75	1st	W	CL 3QR
66	Cship	38	20	8	10	55	40	68	3rd	QF	ChC R16	CWC QF
67	Cship	38	22	9	7	81	62	75	2nd	3R	ChC R32
68	Cship	38	25	7	6	68	29	82	1st	3R	CL GS
69	Cship	38	14	9	15	65	52	51	13th	4R	CL QF
70	Cship	38	19	8	11	64	35	65	8th	4R
71	Cship	38	24	5	9	83	37	77	3rd	SF
72	Cship	38	21	7	10	54	32	70	6th	4R

International competitions

Main phase of competitions only

KFL	Competition	Round	Opposition	Home	Away	Aggregate
	Globe Cup 24	Group J
			Medoria Löwen (COM)	1-3	0-5	4th
			Emberton Reds (KRY)	3-4	0-2
			Atlético Central (CAF)	1-0	1-4
	Globe Cup 36	Group I
			CR Submiria (CAF)	2-2	1-2	4th
			Kagoshima Phoenix (COM)	1-1	1-2
			Mountbatten Junction (LLF)	1-2	1-1
	Globe Cup 40	Group G
			Kiirana City (VIL)	0-2	0-2	4th
			Pentref-ar-y-Bae (AEL)	0-1	0-2
			FC Atlantis (WRL)	4-4	2-2
64	Challengers Cup 4	Group G
			X Island Marauders (TAE)	2-2	1-1	2nd
			Tanrısal (PAS)	3-0	1-0
			Marinos Metropolis (VLD)	1-3	2-1
		Round of 32	Crisisbless (NPH)	0-3	2-1	2-4
66	Challengers Cup 6	Group J
			Aleiusia Capital (ZRH)	3-1	2-0	2nd
			Walston Brook Albion (EFL)	3-3	2-3
			Tropicorp FC (TUR)	3-0	1-1
		Round of 32	Freeport United (FPT)	3-2	3-1	6-3
		Round of 16	Rülândéá Kôstä (FFD)	2-1	1-3	3-4
	Cup Winners' Cup 54
		Preliminary round	Pesepoh Pohgading (PCU)	1-0	3-0	4-0
		First round	Malkan (ERM)	2-0	1-0	3-0
		Round of 16	Lajuno (EUR)	0-0	2-0	2-0
		Quarterfinal	Raynor City United (VAL)	1-1	0-3	1-4
67	Challengers Cup 7	Group L
			Cednia Beach AFC (VIL)	5-1	2-5	2nd
			Mipojoseon (QUE)	2-2	5-1
			Wexax United (VAL)	1-0	4-2
		Round of 32	Rülândéá Kôstä (FFD)	1-3	2-1	3-4
68	Champions League 8	Group C
			Cazadores Cathair (AUD)	0-2	0-3	4th
			AC Pomena (JUE)	4-1	2-2
			Raynor City United (VAL)	0-2	1-3
69	Champions League 9	Group C
			Revolutionaries (EUR)	4-2	2-2	1st
			DD Porto Nowi (ZRH)	2-3	1-0
			AC Izotz Zubia (AUD)	2-1	2-1
		Round of 16	Crisisbless (NPH)	3-1	2-0	5-1
		Quarterfinals	Namiri Forest (ZWZ)	0-2	2-4	2-6

Coaching staff

• Manager: Ryan Potter - Previously manager at Hamiltonian Cambria and Shearwater FC
• Assistant manager: Adrian Tremblay-Fillon

Managerial history

• 60-72: Seth Harrison
• 73-: Ryan Potter